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FIRE RECORD.
At Richmond, Ky.-Loss CTS. 900


LOUISVILLE. August 20.-A Courier
Journal special from Richmond, KY,
SAYS: A fire broke out at $50 o'clock
last night in Irvine, the county seat Of
Estill county, aud destroyed all the
business portion OF the place except
three stores. Irvine Hotel, the Shep.
per House, Keller's livery stable, Shep.
perd Hotel livery stable, Lowells drug
store, Con ways wsre.rooms, store house
and dwelling, Bergman's drug and
grocery store, Butterworth's grocery and
tin shop, and Friends dry good stores
are all total loss, with the contents, ex.
cept, perhaps, Lowell and Bergmsn's
goods, or portion OF them. The fire
was evidently the work Of an incendiary,
as there had been no fire in the ware
room for three years. The loes is est
mated at $4,000 TO $4,000, with but
little insurance. 1t is learned that the
town will be long time in rebuilding.
At Lonoke, Ark.-Loss s7o, 900.
LITTLE Rock, August 20.-The court
house OF Lonoke county, situated in the
town OF Lonoke, was burned to the
ground last night. The temperate Q
people held a mass meeting in the
early part OF the evening. After adj
journirg they left candle burning,
and BY some means the board upon
which it was placed, ignited and set fire
10 the binding, totally destroying it.
Very few OF the records we're saved.
|, oss SO 900.
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No preparation ! have used can com.
pare with Fellows Compound Syrup OF
Hypophosphites for restoring strength
to the nervous system.
Think il the best medicine ever used.
w. J. HoRNER, Buffalo, n. Y.
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HOLD fast to that which is ,od. Acme
Baking Powder, the best of the sge.
Every can guaranteed to give satisisc-
ton, and don't You forget il.
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Hffahunh

PrrrsBUssH, August 2O.-Petroleum-
Active United certificates ct 8l3c
bid; refined &c for Philsdelphis d.
livery.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
SPORTING.
Mnnm auth Park Races.

No Onm Outn fark hdCes'
MoSMoUrH PARK, NY, August 90
First race, three quarters OF a mile; Sir
Hugh first, Edendery second, Bedewin
third. Time l:l6t.
Second race, FIVE furlongs; Nolusla
first, Itaska second, Ill Used Colt third (,
Time LOB.
Third race. one and quarter miles;
Glenmore first, Parole second. Time
2:l0.
Fourth race, one and three-quarter
miles; Eo'e first, Una second, Strathshy
third. Time 2:20.
Fifth race, one and an eighth miles;
Ventrlloouist first, Matte Rap second,
Sweet Home third. Time l:57l.
The match race between Hiawsssa
and Menito, three-Quarters of mile,
was won by Hawassa. Time l:l6l.
The Hurdle race, short course, was
won by Ingomar; Frank Short ,coDd,
Glasgow third. Time l:l43.
Coney Island Races.
CoSEY ISLAND. August 20-First race,
one mile; Wirchcrait first, kilc second,
Blaton third. Time :46l
Second race, a mile and an eighth /;
Buster first, New York Weekly second,
Bernadine third. Time l:57!.
Third race, one and one.iourth miles;
Belona first, Moscow second, Banter
third. Time oil.
Fourth race, one mile; Scottilla first,
Gov. Hampton second, Cridge third.
Tine LA.
Last race, seven.eighths of mile;
Faith first, Bytheway second, Monitor
third. Time lib.
Saratoga Races.
SARATOGA, August 20.-First race,
three-quarters ca mile dash; Tusca.
loosa tirss, Chickadee second, Virginia
Bush third. Time l:2ll. The first trial
was false start, and the race was run
over.
Second race. one and fve-eighths
miles; Girofe first, Boulevard second,
Ella Wartield third. Time 2:55.
Third race, one mile; Fireman first,
Jake White second, Brooklyn third.
Time l:46.
Diamond Dust.
PROVIDENCE, August 20.-Troy, Q;
Providence, 6.
WORCESTER, August 2o.-Woreester,
6; Boston, l.
CLEVELAND, August 2O.-Cleveland,
9; Buffalo, 4.
CHICAGO, August 20.-Chicsro, 10;
Detroit, 8.
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Increase In the. Value Of Michigan Prop
erty.

erty.
DKrRoIr, August 20.-The State Board
Of Eoualization, which holds its session
once In five years, has Just completed
it's ouinquennial work. The equslal5aaa'
ton of the State is fixed at SSl0,OOO,OOO.
an increase Of $l56. 000, 900 over that Of
the supervisors last fall.
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BOATING BULLETIN.

The Latest Information of the Movement
Of Steamb boats.
CINcIxEATI, August 2l.-Riyer feet
3 inches and falling. Weather clear and
warm.
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An Overdose of Laudanum.

CHICAGO, August 20.-Robert Scar.
borough, a lawyer OF this city. highly
connected in Cincinnati, died to-day OF
an overdose OF laudanum. The coroner's
jury tonight found that his death was
| accidental.
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II. IT, TUEIINi
Bookkeeper for mining companies.


Geo. Daley, whose name is we'll known
in all mining districts OF the country,
was originally printer and newspaper
man, and was in the early days OF the
Comstock connected with the Territorial
Enterprise. He then drifted into mining.
From Virginia City he went TO Aurora,
Nevada, as manager of the Delmonte
mine, and WAS afterward employed in
Bodie, Cal, where his determined resist.
ance to the demands OF the Miners
Union gave him reputation through
out the mining camps. He was manager
OF the Little Chief Chrysolite mines in
Leadville, Colorado, at the time OF the
miners riot in 80, and was the leading
man in quelling the disturbance. After
the killing of Lieut.. Governor George
Robinson, Daley was placed in charge OF
the Robinson consolidated mine, which
under the supervision order was resold.
Early in the present summer he went
to New Mexico to take charge OF mines
belonging to George d. Roberts and
associates, OF this city.
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Killed by Lightning,

LOUISVILLE. KY, August ga spe-
cial to the Courier. Journal from Prince.
ton, KY, says lightning struck Barretts-
vile, the negro suburbs Of Princeton
last evening, killing an aged negro wo.
man by the name of Betsy Stokes and
Gripping little negro boy. A woman
was crossing the street at the time, and
was killed instantly. While the clouds
looked dark and ominous here and
there was much lightning, yet there was
a very small shower OF rain.
Killed by Cars.
CoLUMBus, August Gown. Meranda,
q freight conductor on the Cincinnati
and Marietta railroad, was run over by
his train and instantly killed near Ian.
caster to-day. The deceased resided
near MOrrowtown.
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Heavy Damage by Rain

DENVER, Col, August 20.-The ex.
tensive rains of the past few days have
caused heavy damage in this State, the
railroads being the heaviest sufferers.
Every road in the State has been more
or less damaged by fills and washouts.
No trains has departed to-day on the
Kansas Pacific, and cannot be run
through on that road until this after
noon o. Sunday on account OF washout
three miles long near Deer Trail. The
San Juan division OF the Denver & Rio
Grande, is also interrupted by extensive
uaahonta
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APACHE ATROCITIES.
New Mexican Town Assaulted-News'
paper Man Killed.

New Mexican Town Assaulted-News'
paper Man Killed.
NEW YORK, August 20.-The follow.
ing dispatches were received to day:
Nurr STATION, n. NJ, Aug. Is.
The Apaches made AFRAID on the out
skirts of our settlement this morning in
heavy force. They have not attacked
the mines so far. We can stand them
off probably. GEO. DALEY.
MUTT STATION, n. NJ. Aug: 10.
Geo. Daley, general manager OF our
mining companies here, was killed this
forenoon by Apachts while pursuing
them with company OF soldiers and
citizens. We have brought his remains
into Lake Valley and will have them
buried here. The fight took place tii.
teen miles west OF Lake Valley. | will
assume the general control OF affairs I'M
III I'm thnr ai yise1
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Thermometer Record.


as taken at Sehncpfs Opera HOUSE
drug store:
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Weather Indications,

7A,N.l2M.SPN. 7PM.I7A.x. l2N.SP.N7P. n
Is IS IS Is . 81 81 q
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U,wo COURSES, COMMERCIAL COUi 81
and Common English Branchea Special
Arrangements for thorough instruction In the
English branches. Individual instruction Can
COLLEGE ONCE or address J. II. fRAsHER CO.,
Wheeling. w. Va a&oOaWeRIb
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7A.N.l2N.SP. N.7P.N TAM. IL n. SP.H.7P.
"A 81 s. % ! IS - IS NJ
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over the solitary plains, 10 tho m'rchani
prince, and the woodcutter who splits
his fost with the are.
Il cures Rheumatism when oil Other
applications fail.
This wonderful
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TELLING DOWsEy's sEuREr.
How the Republican Autoc-ats Man,
aged saiugs Ira Indiana.

luuianspo is, jane 81. g. T.. Conner, chair
m "a of thu iepubl'caa c-ntral committee of
NevIon county, Iaiigna, has begun the pub
li;ation Of ihe inner isIory OF the feuuh lean
victory in this state last ial. IN the ii 81 chan
ter he says; "SeHat r Dorsey had hi, bankers
N adjoining room, upen whom he drew I.
furnish the money with which To coIrapt anr
carry the ~ie ito In ludiaua. Sc lator honey
dem MI of me . majority ia Newton Co
told him We could MT z veit He thep sain
~ would give III, money 10 helpus, uni tina
b-i = gu tn Illinois line W. could coloniz,
from Ill nois and make tn 6aO IN, iority-
t0ld nm frankly l was rot Jealous @ ,uSb
~ ths Cause to Engage In such dsreputabl.
bust ess. As auio rat, he seemed gr "A ia /,
sc d, and dismissed me from ms augu I
pre- 'ence with pr MISE L. SIZE me later.
mel MIN gain Nj an appointed hour, and h
gave ive uray a t c. OF PAGER and waved n,
rom the room Twas led into an aninipip
room by j Ie Gray IA this W S In the New
oenison hotel ut Indi tnapolis), and there
met an Id gray -headed nan and a mid lie,
aged man. Joe Il ay gave them the d. per b,
hau ieceived ir IN Dorsey, when Tue bank.ik
ret req 10 an adJ lag Oiu and r. turned in
re-" mi utes WIN a p .cksge OF bills last mi T.
Ell f.r the bushes, OF carrying Indiana,
was informed that. my county b irg mall, |
"ust De conten with half thousand l. arn-
el ma larger COUNTIES r+ce V II from loot
o,oo OF these new 81 and q bi la ju,t printed
70 carry In llama for Porter std GA Id.
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E2lSCELE N EOUS,

Nearly all the Georgia editors are in favor
of u local option Law.
4 ii,berman q. Pensacola caught 1000
red snapper fish recently.
A United Suses signal observatory is 10
be established at ST. Augus' 10.
An indis-rubber tree grows in the Lake
Okeechobee reg on, soull florida.
About 500 copies of the revised new
testament have been sold in Chattanooga.
VOlusa county, Florida, has tho largest
orange grove in tho world--l 0L0 acres.
An English translation will be required
In future ofsll maniiests of vessels entering
Pensacola.
A negro thief set two ferocious dogs on .
deputy sheriff 10 Darlington last W Elk. The
officer shot one and knocked the other
down.
The Vicksburg Herald is not afraid of
"Iankee energy, Yankee schools, Yankee
cultivation, Ymies railroads ami Ysu kee
capital" but invites them ell to come to
Eisslsslppi
There are only few lady type.sot in
Atlsnth. The Sunny South empty in al
about dozen ladies, Including one chsrmi o
young lady, who preside over denartmen
of the paper. They earn from SIS 10 Sl(
per week and work ten hours day.
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Tho Cornell Crew.

London Jute2l -ine correspondent of Snort
lug Lite az sher y. says the Cornell uniyers IN
wento + the entire course IN Monday
rhoon in excellent for 1t. Their oa, viii h
ir'' sequence Il ts wind gauge, looks pecu-
travelled 81, the men being well t,geth.
,r, Ind 'hnush TIE wind W..
ueau against them there WIS
MI, sota, absence OF spl9shing
me Sp'rman To de, says: "Wea einGurn
ca mat IN stewart Is the hruiry regatta nave
scteu most pecniiallyiB 'ga Il I the al cu.si L.
oi hea ms Ion OF The Cornell crew Members
wnn calm 10 know all Hoou
y wing have carefully refral.,e en-
rom attend ny any OF the mepling>
ana tha pubic are ming to thee nolu.i0
t'ht tney pirpo-ey kept ANY,, les, they
m nj we accused of coiGten u ng disc ur,.
sy, La idny when the tetiton I IN
Cornell crew t. enter FIR the race for
The visitors cup was under consideration
MY Xix stewards attended, If whom NV
vt In fsvnr of tn admi sion of Co-ppl,
LORD Camera, recent'y elected pr. sident of
tue heh ey regatta. wnOse Cast ng
Wv , "phe ndm TIED IT,,
Corr ell fiur tn the race for the stewards cur.
Vo ed against The admission of e!ew for III,
r"ce for visitors cup" Tho Sporlsm, m COZ
nu.s Is fiilUNS: "lf the rowi,,
III m ers have held alror ,h,i r con. nc,
even mohe contemplate THAI those 10
ne ST. wards tn" enIira matter Is ut sity
disgr ce, Hnd we are ashamed thar he u Oil b
II u OF lair play sh2uid fluh III b lief 10 lcl
h>pfrS'on a. me m-rictn may very iustiIiab.
~ Indulge In over he affair
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THE DINE novels have been getting in
their work in Indiana. A few days ago in
Shelby county of that state, two boys aged
eight and ten years, cons Of Aaron Austin,
ran away from home and up to last accounts
had not been heard from. They no doubt
started out to become Indian fighters and
Dasdwood Dicks on tho northwestern plains.
Toere Ia no question bu! that every state in
the Union ought TO have law prohibiting
tho publication and circulation of this nickel
aud dime novel species of literature go vi.
Eating. go eorrupting, SO demoralizing to the
minds and hearts of the boys and girls of
the land with its mickey sentimentsity, its
mock heroism, its extrsvsgant Iaudstion of
cut-throats, outlaws and desperadoes.
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ARDoR CULTURE has proven successful in
all the prairie states in the union which have
tried 1t. The black walnut grows we'll in
Texas aud land owners could not do more
sensible thing than plant these trees on their
prairie lands in west and northwest Texas.
They are of reasonably rapid growth, are
clean, not being bothered by ca.erpillars or
any other kim of worms, and their nuts
have remunerative commercial value.
Furthermore, black walnut has become so
scarce in this country and is now in such do
mand for fine furniture that even tho stumps
of trees in tho older states are being carefully
extracted and sold to manufacturers. Every
man who plants these trees on his lands ia
laying the foundation for splendid fortune
for his descendants
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A Frankfort tky1 Physician Writes

Some months ago the daughter of oae OF
our prominent cit'z4aa WAS pronounced Il
hopeless consumptiv,. She was very much
reduced 10 il,su, terrible cough, hSr lta
gradually wasting away. recommended
Der 10 use DIR. Swsyne's Compound Syrup
of Wild Cuerry," which she dii. In a
short Lime she WAS free from all cough and
other symptoms, and is now rosy aud
healthy. Price % cents ard 81 90 a DO i
,le or six BEETLES tor IS. The large sizs l.,
the moro economical Prepared only by DR.
Swane u Son, Philadelphis. Sold by drug,
gsls.
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a Bad Cold or Distressing Cough

Dry, parched, sore throat, pneumonia,
bronchial and ssthmstic attacks, weakened
snd debil,stod state of the system, all these
dangerous symptoms are cured by "Dr
Swsyne's Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry"
The first dose gives relief, and the worst
cough and sore lungs yield to it's healing
properties An occasional dose of Swsyn,'s
pills should be taken to keep the bowel. free.
They ars eScelen! for torpid liver and b,li-
Gus complaints.
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A WEEKLY exchange says: Newspaper
work is by no means as easy as it appears to
the uninitiated. Comparatively speaking, a
weekly is almost play, affrdiug time for
the editor to perfect his thoughts and give the
public better work, while daily is the most
unmitigsted drudgery." Poor wretch he
evidently has been there and knows what the
w'arsome work of daily, wearing out
body and mind is.
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IT is a fact beyond question now, that
Gran. Is the "biggesr man in the Uuited
States, The time was, even whes hs was ut
the zenith of his glory that there wss
"bisger" man than he in the country, butt
following telegram taken from the Louisville
Courier Journal removes that ono obstacle
to the superlative Of HE bigness: "Wash-
ington, June IT, A private telegram receiv,
I'd here announces tina. Col. L II. Fi,zhugh,
formerly door.keeper of the II use of R'p-
rosentatives, is dying al Dallas, Texas. Col.
Fitzhugh Is a native Of Kentucky, and N
lineSl descendant Of Patrick Henry. He
was brought prominently before the country
some years ago by his bigger man than old
Grant" letter." We called around 10 soc
the colonel Immediately on reading the above
telegram 10 know when he com.
menced dying and how long he
intended 10 be about tho Job.
We found him very lively specimen Of the
genius homo TO DO in moribund condition.
He said that no had not heard Of his hsviog
been sick before and that il we would inquire
Of the head waiter nj the Grand Windsor
hotel, We could 1ad out how much portor>
house steak, fried potatoes, broiled chicken
deviled kidneys, fried brains, boiled egg, but.
tered to st. sliced tomatoes, French coffee,
swee! milk and hot csk and syrup hc got
away with for his breakfasts, and AS to dm-
ners how near he came to breeding n famine
In the house. A, 10 other creature comforts
in the way Of lemonsdcs and Ice water with
trimmings, We could ascertain at any Of the
popular places In tho city. While /, WA.
true the price Of Budweiser had no, gona up
In Dallas, yet, he suspected that II he should
vAcste for Mr.. Grants benefit, thai /,
would 20 down. He still had reason 10 be-
lieve ths. he was "bipger man than old
Grant" for he was now actively engaged In
helping TO build tho Chicago, Texas " Mex.
lean Csn,rN railroad, a road that would be-
worth countless millions Of dollars TO Texa.
aud especially 10 Dallss, and that woul
when finished, bc II great highway of com
merco aud tradc between our country and
Mexico, agrsud artery carrying TO aud fr,
the products Of two republics and enricbinl
thousands upon thousands Of people,
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SCHUYLER CoLTAx has been heard from
again. This time il is in hearty approval
OF tho readjuster movement 10 Virginia,
and he even goes so far as to speak for the
honest people of the west, saying: "Tbe
west welcomes the movement with delight"
Tue west will repudiate Mr.. Colfax's spokes,
m shin
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-22

MONSIEUR THE Count Ferdinand DeLes
sep' proposes to light the Sutz canal with
the electric light SO that ships can q
through at night as well as in the daytin
The count is pilipg so much work on hi,
hands that he will hardly have time to nj.
tend to the Panama canal at all,
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deaths door

CLEVELAND, Ohio, is trying new street
car motor, tho aim being 10 supplant the
gay and festive mule. This power is SUPER
heated water, transferred to reservoir on
tbs car, the supply of steam being re-
newed at regular intervals. One gallon Of
this super heated water it is claimed, is
equal to 100 gallons of steam, and one sup.
ply will run the car twenty miles.
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EX-SENATOR THURMAN. of Ohio, in re-
cent lstter to n friend ssys: 1T the demo-
cratic party acts wisely We shall carry every
doubtful state next fall"
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wesleyan Female GO lcvc.

Mac m, Ca, Jdncgl. George Geny. OF New
York, has donate twenty thousand dollars 20
the Wesley IN female college making seventy
thuustnd dollars given h, him to the college
within two months $4,000 will he expended
Ing,
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ALL THE ringsters could not fasten any
star route fraud upon Secretary Blaine,
they are NV trying to kill him of by re
ports they constantly circulate that he is a.
deaths door.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-22

The CITY OF London has gained $50 900
in popul tion in the last ten years, having
now $4,000 inhabitants, more than twice
as many people in tho whole state of Texas
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THE FOLLOWING from the Arkansas Ga.
zs,te is the sort of facts we want TO keep be-
fore the people. Lat them ponder them, lei
men with money study this question and
come to the rescue. Toe Gsz.tte SAYS:
The south is, indeed, the best customer
of tho north. Oar millions of people are
simply working for the north says tie
Wilmington IN. C.) Star. Well, if we are
doirg this it is our own fault. The north
buys great deal from the s.u,h, and the
south buys great deal from the north. But
il We choose to purchase certain goods from
the north instead Of manufacturing them
ourselves, who is to blame? If we insist or
keeping our corn cribs and smokehouses 10
the west instead Of at home upon whom
should the criticism fall? The northern PEG
pie procure elsewhere that which they cannot
produce. To the extent that we do net imi-
tate their example We display lack of good
management. That is all J."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-22

THE EDITOR of tho New York Weekly
Tribune ia i lady, Miss Nellie Hutchinson,
and she writes poetry.
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1r Is a lament able fact tina. Kentucky has
more murders and fewer immigrants than
any state in tho Union.
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THERE ARE at this time forty-two female
medical students at the Paris faculty, of
these three are American girls.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E'Madame Mitchell, the English as,rolo.
Vist' mas removed ana is permanently loca.
ted ct 0l5 CONNER street. see sign.
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paying concern from the start. These three
organic iIns can aud will, il the proposition
be CO gu nm ,ted, between themselves, take
$50 600 cash OF stock and surely the other
$50 600 ofs,ock can be readily disposed of
We dom! know, but its reasonable to sup
pose that the railroad companies who'e lines
run mo this city will take stock to fair
smoun,, for it will be to their advantage 10
do 60. The stuck will pay them snd the
opera house will aid to no little extent to
their business. The creation Of this stock
company looks feasible to US, and it is an
accomplishment "ievnutly to be wished