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Theatre Oonique.

This place ofamusement eonttnues
to be we'll patrouised. All the favor
ites. which include the whole COM
many, are always enthusiastically r.
ceived and wear well - performer.
A change Of programme b made
twice 4 week BOW which furnishes Q
variety Of entertainment seldom Wit
neaned In the far western towns.
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Lion HIN.

A gentleman - Butte yesterday
ftom Lion Hin, states that the Hee'
h company's nines 1t that p'aee
never looked better than q this time.
The company b working esly sixty
q seventy men In their vasioas mines
1t present, that number being oil 'ot-
Aeient 10 supply the smelling works
n Glendale with oil the ore they can
possibly handle. The ore bedies now
In sieht are said % Be immense, and
very little labss b required TO Keep
the ore bins we'll nlled. The small
number Of men employed make 6''st-
ne,s q little slack for merchant and
others In the town Of Lion CITY.
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.,c..r,e Al q. ooar On tho Rhine

The above b the name Of PANT
in9, . eopy Of which b being trans
farred 10 the new drop curtain ~
NJ. I'd. Psxson for Renshaw HALL.
The copy from which NJ. Paxs'" ~
vorking b simply small phsto9'ape
which convey . very meagre imp'es-
sion Of the original; still b. has made
a n,est credita:,le job, Indeed. Nc
yicker's Theatre, Chicago, has the
same scene upon Its drop-carta'n' ana
We venture to ny that Nj. Paxson''
effort b fully - g.'od - The Chicago
.,t,.H,. vork. Il b . credit - Pr.
p.xson. and Montana - we'll.
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Use of 8ttmulants by Literary
Men.

The Able MOixnO's response IL =
circular sent out by Arthur llea.lc,
who has been collecting infDrn'ati"n
~ to the use Of stimMlants by literary
men, relates u singular personal ex-
perience. by way Of introduction
The venerable Able. Who j. more
than eighty years old. gives SUM
mary Of Ills accomplishments. He
has published Ia volumes and las
learned twelve foreign ] 'ngtages 10y
q ,metl,e.l OF his own. Twenty years
ago h. was in the habit Of SlllOk ing
three or four cigars q day, and about
that time he renewed the practice Of
taking snutf, aud when preparing
his calculus Of variations, u very diff
fieult mathematical work, he would
empty his suuiT:!Ox, containing
twenty-five gran,Iles, in day. But
one day h. was surprised to find
himself painfully unable to recall the
meaning Of foreign words and re-
meuil,er dates with which lie had
been familiar. Thereulnn he formed
heroic resolution, and since August
81, 1861, when he smoked three cigars
and tO0k twenty-five ccntin'cs worth
Of snuff. he has. up to the 18th "f
June. 1sS::, touched neither. This
was, for him, a complete resurrection.
not only If memory, but Of genera!
health and well-t'eing: he has had
indefinite capacity Of work. un'-'n-
sci"us digestion. perfect assimilation
Of fOotl. etc. For the rest, he rlen-
tionS that he takes = small cup of
black coffee in the morning, and Ia
the last quarter Of 1t adds small
spoonful of brandy or other alcoholic
liauor. This IL his ration Of stinlu-
/ lants. He goes to bed ut nine, and
rises at five, full Of vigOr."
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H-n a. Wh0eq

Il y seated that near the line Of the
Oregoo Short Line railroad acsoss
the Snake river lava 0s]ds, stro0g
sulphurous vapsss havsbeen escaping
during the past week ffSm cSsfts h
Tie lava, and that The eo)unns ss
smoke can b seen for mikes around.
The boiling sprioss, which occur ae
irregular Intervals, are especially agi-
tated, and many Of the labeses 1t
work % the railroad grade II that
vicinity are leaving tho country ter
res-stricken. The phenomena occur
over an area Of twenty-five squars
miles, from all parts sf which little
ists Of fame and columns Of smoke
asiss, giving the extent Of country
referred 70 The appsaEanee Of being
% are. The smoke b carried up
Wood River valley, pert Bellevue and
HALEY, toward Ketehum, where It
attains consilesable elevation and
masses on over the mountain tops.
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Henry r. Hoyt, New York city, ID
in Butte.
J. b. Wilsoa, the Salt Lake 1ri1-
xae representative, returned to Butte
last night.
Mesers. Elton Hoyt and Henry c.
Rouse arrived In the city last even
ing and register from Cleveland.
Alert Harris, Bellevue, Idaho; d.
b. Hauck, Omaha; aud J. J. Crock
ct, Detroit, arrived by last nights
train, and are stopping In the city.
From . private letter received IN
this city yesterday, 1t II learned that
Mr.. Robt. e. 6trahosn had been . .
riocsly III In Desver for some time
pest, bat b now recovering.
Mr.. Ed. Waterbury writes his faith
Ct, E. b. Waterbury. Of Butte, thai
he hes located In Denver. and has
taken . position In the Tribune once.
He speaks vesy enthusiastically about
Denver, and thinks he will send Sol
his family and make It his future
home.
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Nj. A. g. Bailey, the gentDemanly
advancs agent Of the Nellie Boyd
Troupe, paid the 0lNER once .
pleasaut visit yesterday. He gave ~
several intssesting items concerning
the troaps. After playing through
eat Oregon and Washingtoo Terri
tory lliss Boyd purchased henes.
vaeons, etc., at Walls Walls and
tssvesed through Idaho playing at
the principal points q the roate.
The troupe was 1t Glendale last
night, and viii play 1t Helens dsr-
ing Fair week, when II will come to
Butte and reuain few days. The
troupe consists q sixteen peF'oss !;
the bsass band q twelve pieces and
the orchestra sl four. Aiss Boyd y
dessrvedly . lAvosite in Montana
and " besPsak for her . e'sdial n
csptioa whsaevef che nay appear.
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BARLOW the Rosebud, Custer County
August, lss:. John ". Barlow. sge's
about ~ years
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Earl E. Warroa returned nom Big
HsjG last night, having goos -
iAr - Gibbons ed battls gTsand.
Himsolf ard Jack Hammef,
Jourd Williams ard l(r. Joneo touDd
two men asd thirty-Avs bead Of
homes aboat twelve miles below the
hattie greasd. TIE party he'd ~
celved Information that The men with
The hossss wers Supposed 70 b hssse
thievss, and they kept watch II The
supposed thievss ioe . week but not
being able 70 obtain any evidence os
guilt they 1t the nea and hssses 90.
A Nr. Warren was returning b met
]. A. Abel, from Dser Lodge ValDey,
and an0thef man, IN search Il twoo-
ty.throo hogsss branded a." which
oosrsspended with The hogses u poe'
session Of TIE thieves. Thsso were
other hosDes In TIE hand handed IN
W. On The shouldes. The names d
IL men who had the hesses were
Marphy and Brown. Abel and CON-
panion wero aboat twelve hours b.
hind the men With To hosses, and
viii probably ovsstaks them.
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A good time = expected At the Cen
tre vile soiree tonight.
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CITY lGasshal Smith received ratnef
severe Treatment At the fire yesterday
morning. The man holding the nos-
RE attached to the hose from one Of
the fire rlugs accidentally turned the
stream 20 Il struck Mr.. Smith hre
and squre in the heck Of the neck
He would not have went TO tne
ground quicker II he had been ssroc.
hr . round shot fired from . 9-pourd'
er Parrot gun. However, the co"se:
ouenees were not the same - would
have resulted in the latter case. The
la.r.hal WAS net hurt. bat he wa
very mad.
Nessrs. Owsjey, Walton Z Co
Yesterday rendered, free Of chaFee'
10 the Butte Ore company space 10
their stable In which to keep 2 6oes
~. Il i needIea to soy % oelseIl
n Tie flre company that the eenef'
- CO.. vim b accepted.
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The xERef yesterday mentioned
the fhct Of Q woman being arrested
the night previoas and lodged In the
city prison. Her name proved to Be
Josephine Godehaux, . resident o.
Galena street. She remained 10
prison until morning. when she VA
released, and went TO the house OF .
friend and went to bed, where . hend
IN human form calling himself her
husband f6uud her, shortly ater,
and proceeded to beat her onmerct'
fully. The man was arrested and
taken before Police Magistrate VIII
COX. when be waived IN examination
and his hail was fixed ct q .om. At q
late hour last night he he'd failed u
secure the required bond. bat the
chances are the woman will forgive
the brute. mortGags her property ana
mt up the amount necessary Tor mn
libesation, she heing accredited WIN
being worth three o. four thousand
d.,llars In her own right.
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Hsoo ~ Daalyee 1ssaav.
Escaped hun Joll.

Three psisooess confined IN The
esasty Jail elIseesd their escape ssua,
time night beAbse 1T, (Sundsy)
By psying two q The ham q the eaee
apart sumas0tly 70 allew them %
pao through. They thea climbed
out a one Il the Window. The -
capped men are DANIEL MeHueh, who
was held fee 0urdssing biz partner
In Montana Dbesiet . Nv months
80. Nick Weinsf and Daniel Gala
ghes. Shssi1 Jelbsls oDbss . libesal
reward foe thsir arrest, a loe infbs.
ma1je0 that win leod % their arroDt.
The mea ase described - 5ol!ows:
Danisl AeHs9h-About s fset :
inches high, shost 1oopeunds weight,
dark short hair, dark moustaebe,
abost % yean fags.
MIX Welmer-About5 foet q ineheo
high, dark eomplexisn, very dark
fright eyes, shost black hair and
moastaehe. weighs abost 40 pounds,
abeut "a ysan o(ags.
Daniel 0allagher-Absut s 1est Q
inehes high, sandy es0PlekiUs, san-
dy nnoastaehs, weighs abost 100
poands. booy faes, about - yeano
ags.-Isdepesdesr 13kk.
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Mn. l.. &. Manning will, on Ao''-
dsy next, open with stock N fruits
confectionery, produce, etc., IN Dog
RAINS building, one door ense o. me
Mount Vernon liouse.
A fire broke out In the Is'aee
Saloon, Park street, about Soar O'CLOCK
yesterday incoming. but - usual the
flames did not get much beyond the
building In which they originated
The DIRE Company was prsnptly %
The ground and the 6re speedily e.
0Hguished.
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field In her favor. A very chival-
ross action indeed.
A petition has been sent In to Sher-
iff McKinxie, by the citizens Of Gross
River, requesting the appointment
Of . DEPUTY sheriff ut that place, and
w. o. Whitney IL named. The
place needs q law OlIIcer aud Mr..
Whitney has had the experience
necessary for . successful discharge
Of the duties Of the place.
judge Durham held court In Van
Horns Hall, ut Cr.xs River, On
Sept. I, this being the first case ever
tried In the new town. The case was
the Territory of Montana W. Frank
Petit. Frank wasn't held for Petit
larceny; 1t was grand larceny coupled
with assault and battery. which
caused the Judge to bind him over,
and made Deputy Sheriff HALEY
transfer him to the BOzellan jail.
The case of the Territory ~. Them
- Harwood, for assault and battery
with intent to kill, H. X. Edwards
being the prosecuting attorney, occu-
pied the attention Of the District
court Yesterday. The particulars Of
the affair are well known to most Of
our readers and need not be set forth
here. further than to say there - =
woman in the case and that woman
HarwOoli's wife, with whom Ed
wards relations are Of the intimate
order. Harwooi got after Edwards
with q Winclt ster and shot him In
the Lex and they have had other en-
counters Of o like character. The
case yesterday occupied the entire
day, the jury retiring about hve
O'Clock and bringing In . verdict Of
acQuittal Q few minutes aftewards.-
Rircr Prcss, 9Th.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-28
WELL INDORSED BY OUR OWN
CITIZENS

No matter how useful anything
may be III itself, good Endorsements
seem to increase its usefulness greatly
by insuring n wider field for the dis
play of its special merits. We we're
thus impressed i'll view of the follow
ing statements received by one of our
representatives from leading individ.
uals connected with some of the lar
gest enterprises in orr midst. Among
othern whose testimony was freely
given, was w III Stcarns, ESQ. Master
Mechanic Of the Conn. River Railroad
residing at No. % Boylston street,
who observed st. jacobs Oil has
had remarkable effect among the men
employed here. One of them iamnied
his arm very badly, and by tie use of
st. Jacobs Oil was greatly benefited
and the arm was healed. Another
used it for severe rheumatic pains in
the knee, and pronounced tie oil u
complete Success IA lie was cured by
its use. Mr.. a. *. Taylor. of the
Ray & Taylor Manufacturing Co.
'H' HiNttHg'A W. say W aunt vi =.
Pillsbury, Of Mount Clair, n. j., while
visiting at our house tried St. Jacobs
OIL for rheumatism and neuralgia and
found immediate relief every time.
She pronounced it the best thing she
had ever tried for the trouble. Mr..
j. i. Weston, As Greenwood street,
Supt Car Works. Boston & Albany
Railroad, thus addressed our reporter:
i am one more Of TIC fortunatcs who
have had the good luck to hear OF
that wonderful remedy, St Jacobs
Oil. | had rheumatism in the shonl-
der severely and could find no relief
until | used the OIL. / applied it and
must confess | was surprised at the
results / am almost well aud expect
TO be entirely so in few days, -
Springfield (Mass.) Union.
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Why Lincoln Appointed Him.

The Rev. James Shrigley, who is
we'll known here, was appointed by
President Lincoln hospital chaplain
during the war. Pending his contir-
nation by the United States, q self
constituted committee of the Young
Mems Christian Association called on
the President to protest against the
appointment After Mr Shrigley's
name had been mentioned the PRESS
dent said:
oh, yes, have sent it to the SEN
ate. His testimonials are highly sat-
istactory. and the appointment will,
no doubt, be confirmed ut ap early
day
The young men replied: But,
sir, we have come not To ask the np-
pointment. but to solicit you to with
draw the nomination, OH the ground
that MIR. Shrigley is not evangelical
In his sentiments
'Ah! said the President, that al.
tiers the case. On what point OF doc
trlne 10 the gentleman unsound 2
'lle does not believe in endless
punishment was tho reply
Yes, added another of the com.
mittee, he believes that even the
rebels themselves will finally be saw
ed, and it will never do to have n
man with such views hospital chap
lain
The President hcsitated to reply
for Il moment, and then responded
with an emphasis they will long re-
member: III that be SO, gentlemen,
and there be any way under heaven
whereby the rebels can be saved, then
for Gods sake let the man be appoin.
ted 7
He was appointed.-Reading (Pa)
News.
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BREvIriEs.-Always forgive your
encmics-cspeciaIIy those YOU can't
whip There is three ways OF get
ting ont of - scrape-write out, back
out, and tho best way is To- keep out.
----lionols come by diligence riches
spring from economy Ice frozen
by machinery is now used almost ex-
clusively i'll the South 1t is cheaper
than that brought from northern
points The price now in southern
cities is one dollar per hundred -
Acts, looks, words, Stops, form the
alphabet bv which you spell character
Josh Billings says: Next to a
cloar conscience, for solid comfort.
comes an old shoe THE minister
captures the wedding fee, but when Il
watermelon doubles up ~ couple, the
profits go TO the druggist......In the
Boston marke. Maine, Vermont and
Canada horses are said 10 bring %
per cent. more than Western horses
equally bred New York letter
carrier has been sent 10 the penitcn.
tlary for two years for stealing letters
lie ought TO stamp himself held fol
postage
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O NJ NJ / i T. T. f.
Notice.

4 LII persons Indebted 60 the Est-ie nf the
IA late John fl-mming. deed nre here by
itqni:ed to come forward and pay their i,6ebt-
ednss' by the LAT of Novembe; next. All per
sens hnving claim. against s,il E,raic will pre-
sent ih,m properly authenticated. Ger pa, ment
EMANUEL TOLiNG,
! dm'r. of John FIemming, decd.
july 2S. 1882 3ipi.
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ANSWER rus!

Can you End case Of Bright's Dis.
ease OF The kidneys, Diabetes, Urinary
or Liver Complaints that is durable. that
Hop Bittcrs has no, or cannot cure?
ask your neighJOrs If they can.
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Tie democratic county convention
Of Preston county TO appoint con-
grossional delegates, held on Mon,
day of last week, was not very har-
monious. Tho contest between the
friends Of Mcssrs IIogo and Lucas to
secure delegates in the interest of
thor favorites was quite a strong one,
and although the convention appoin-
ted Lucas delegates the Secretary, a
llogo man, ran oft with the proceed
iug5 and refused to certify the selec-
tons. The report Of the convention
reminds Us OF the times when Cald-
wells belligercnt linen buster was
Haunted in the face of Colonel Bon.
MISUNDERSTANDING Sentinel
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Ii IS the concurrent testimony OF the
Pr lie . I'D the medical profession. that Hostel
ter's Stcmach Bitters is medicine which q
Oh ever results speedily felt, thorough aud he.
nisn. Beside rsciif,ing liver disorder. 10 ipvig-
orstes the feeble, conqners kidney aud bladder
complaints. and hssiens the convsl.scence Of
ttose recovering from enfsshiiag diseases More
over it is the 6 and specific for fevrr add agne.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
generally.
July %, 1892. iy.
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TIE GRAND NEW BOOK

Revealing the mysteries OF the Theatre, Dir
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Home and Private Life ~ Actors and Actresses.
Most wonderful and Interesting book ever pub,
lished. Exposing the secret dolngs Of Giddy
Ballet Girls, Back Door Washers. Nnrinets, Mid
night SUppers. &c. &C.
The veil lifted from the BLACK ART. How
Women are hrd from cannon Mrn ent FIRE !;
Heads n cut of MID hundreds Of other mss.
irri,s performed. $50 iRAUriFUL ILLUSTRA.
TONS. and ELEGANT COLO Ed PLATES
POSITIVELY tie fastest selling book ever put
lished Agents cinvsssiag outfit 30 CENTS.
illustrated circular aud fall particulars FREE
Agents act quick aud steuie territory by ad-
dfessing
sun PUBLISHING co,
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July %, 1872 A..
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70 Il s A 4 e

THE Mite Society Of tho Prcsbvtcriqn
Chnrch "Eer for sale ten Slat Blinds.
which wsrc taken from the Church vim
doAs when The Sint,ers were PM mp.
They viii sc sold I'll a very moderate
price FoR CAsu.
Two of them ncei some repairs. tEe
others are in geo order.
They can lie seen hy applying to
Mrs. i. &. EisKELl.. or
Mrs. JAS ID AHMsTEOKG.
Romner, June l6, 1882
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N Office.

A Basket in hand Picnic aud Tourns n, an I
N will be held near Haineeville on Little Ca
pom, on Saturday. August 18th, 1881 All per.
sons are cordially invited 4, attsn d. Come
one aud ALL old aud Young We exprct good
order and no Intoxicating drinks viii he allow
ed on the grounds Orders must he strictly
complied with, and If not o'eyed they will be
deslt with according TO law The authorities
will be on the grounds. We will hsvs the best
OF music. The grounds will be suitabiv prepar.
ed aud refreshments all Mrrisbed by the boys
OF Hninesvillc There will be preskiug by SOME
OF the le ding men during the dsv.
The ic. mic will be attended by the komuey
Garnet Rand
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PORE FINE WHISKEY.
H. ISOSENIIEINr
Wholesale Liquor
DEALER.
Proprietor and ra,en,ee OF the Celebrated
Springdale Pure Rye Whiskev
No. s75 W. BALTo. ST.
Betwesn Ea..w .ad psea su n,lrn0,. y.

cSh"Seu nth1" au1 Hta Oh BttlmOfe
sinri.ing attention to The Celebrated Spring.
l. Dale rure rye hisNey, patented aud aiaau
i"etrred by Mr.. r. Rosenhem, IL /. bu, a..
justice to him Individually, aud coaferrirr
isvor npon thoss who desire or have need 80
an article OF undoubted purity aud unsurp,.,
ed in quality.
This tue whiskey is specially manufacture,
ooy Mr.. kosenh~ina, under letters patent. and -
Tor sale by him exclusively. There is no siui'
lar sriicie offered ia the Baliimorc markst AMI
from its purity Rad excellence, should be in AZ.
cnp'nst of every oue VIII values .. ins and pu,.
article. 80 free from every sdulteratiun in Ian,
"niskey, AID so csrdully has IL been msnuisc.
'uted' that II Is largely prescribed by the ned.
.ai profession Ia c,ses reqauins n stmul.nt
"A before stated, this fne whiskey can be oh.
tanned only AT the Wholesale Wareroom, -,
Mr kosenheim. No. 3i5 West Baltimore Stree,
This Whisky is FIVE aud eight cara old.
The purity and careful manufacture of ,h,,
line W hiskey Ia attssted by the KdIlor.
On. j. L. KING.
Editor Baltimore Trade Exblbi,
June 80, 1882. ly.
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KILLED BY LICHTNING.- The Win.
chester Ncirs learns that Mr.. JonN AD-
AVIS, residing about four miles northeast
OF Pughlown, in this county, was killed
by lightning on Thursday morning the
20lh inst. IL appears that tho unfor-
tnnato young man hal been pIoughing
corn, when n shower came up, took ref
uge with his horse in the stable, which
was soon afterwards struck by light
ming, Instantly killing him and the
horse.
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Ham Eca;tcs, who il 20 he hung
nj Chatham neYt week for Tie murder
OF n merchan. named Anderson, the
CulpePer Exponent states, has made
full confession OF his crime. lie
says he learned from his wife the
night lie was married that Adkerson
had been too familiar with her, and
;hat lac determined then To Kill him.
and leave tic State never to return.
He SAYS he killed Anderson, and then
kncltOvcr him and asked his forgive
ness AdkersoH, he says, could not
speak, and only moved liis lips.
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WILLIAM STUMP, son OF Jesse Stump,
killed black snake near lis residence
few days since that measured ten
feet in length and one foot in circum-
ference. Now come on with your srakc
tales. So says the Petersburg G,t.eite.
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Newspaper Advertising Bureau. 10
~ t'ce 81, y. l. Ju'y Z.
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C 0 M NIT ZEE

PICNIC. TOURNAMENT AND GRO.
QUIT PARRY.
WILL he held ut Union School house.
Cn The Levels. near Wesley Chanel. on
THURSDAY. the 10Th of AUGUST.
All IL favor of Mr.. Lucas are expect
ed TO bc in attendance.
co NJ MITT EE:
John Ta,l or, Taylor Johnson,
john DOMAIN. James Swisher.
Will CcrnwcI. Lou loun Ewcrs.
july %, 1882.
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A Little Rock Arkansas paper states
r u within the past week more than
MY thousand head OF cattle have
passed up the trail, which makes n
grand total OF over 100000 for the
season. Experienced cattle ufen, saw
wa, ,,,at large additions will be made 10
'h'' number within 'hc mex, .birtv J.,vq.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-28
OHIO WESLEYAN UNI

OHIO N z SLEYAN UNI
VERSITY, Delaware. Ohio, An
InsiiiaIion Of tue biehst grade: among the
fret college, East OF Wtsi. Necessary annual
expense excepting for clothing. rs give ~ Sc
versl hundred young niep, under Si6D. Open
10 both - xes. Ladies under special supeivis
ion ri NUu nett Hall. Couservit story % Mu,i c
ART department. iupsrni"ry department, Nor
NAL, BusiLess aid Fuslish md other tp, cial
courses. Together with thee ieg-lnr college
courses. For catalogue addIess q. ~. i'AysE,
! Ie,ideni. July 2s lss2 Pm.