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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-21
ANIMATION OF CANADA.

Louis Perrault. prominent French
Canadian citizen of Montreal, and q
very wealthy printing contractor, whs
was one of the Canadian delegation re
Gently visiting Chicago, in replying to 9
question As to whether tho Canadians
were favorable to annexation. said:
Yes. but great many people are no,
courageous enough to say So"
Out Of what does tho feeling Of an.
nexation growT
Dissatisfaction caused by the policy
OF the imperial Government, in rela-
ton to commercial matters concerning
U.s."
Among what class is the feeling tbs
strongest
among the thinking and enlightened
class. and people who don't care about
being knighted or being called 'sirs.'"
Who are the opponents of annexa-
tion!''
1.-The old Tory schoolT-
What is the principal argument in
its favor?''
Securing the general commercial
prosperity Of the country"
"dow far has the question got into
Canadian po.itics?"
1T is about to be now fairly agitated."
who are the leading supporters of
the annexation!
Mr.. j. c. Perrault, knight of tho L.
gion of Honor, and ex-member of Par
Lament for Richelieu. and q great num-
Der of public men, who for the present
won't like their names mentioned. Mr..
Raymond Prefontaine, Mayor of Roch-
elaga, and ex-member of the Provincial
Parliament for Chambly, now in Chica-
go. favors the movement, among many
others"
What progress has the movement
made during the last few years.
"a great one in this way, that a few
years ago an attempt to discuss even the
question would have been pooh-poohed.
while at present it is regularly discussed
III the Montreal press without the edi-
tors being accused of disloyalty.'
How is the feeling among the French
Canadians!'
They are nearly all in favor Of it ex-
cept CIVIC employees. office seekers and
crab-apple politicians"
What course should the United
States adopt to forward the movement"
"Agitate tho question in the Cana
dian press. and offer guarantees that the
rights of the different provinces would
be respected
What would be tho advantage of an
nexation to the United States!"
They would have rich country to
develop, and find good investment
for their capital in mines, srich lands,
etc"
"What would he the advantage to
Canada?''
"A large market for their produce and
given a general Development
What difficulties would be expected
from the mother country against annex
ationI''
"None whatever. The old lady would
lot US 90 gently"
"What view does the Conservative
party take of the question:"
AS retrogadss, they have always been
and will continue to oppose it, but whom
they shall be short Of political schemes
to keep power they may then advocate
il for such an end"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-21
a ii WHITWORTH

nryu, AND MINING ENGINEER, Y
q DeDuty Mineral Surveyor. Special
&1iion given to locating pre-emption
S5 homestead claims. City ana Com
Srveror. Oflice, squire's opera house.
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ROGERS.

MN 9. STEPHENS, RIGGER-RES-
q dsnce, Bainbridge hotel, Port Blakely.
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PONTIUS'
PREPARATIONS.

POntius' Cough Syrup.
This Cough Syrup 1 can recommend to
any one who is suffering from q cough or
cold as being q sure cure. have sold q
great many bottles of it since commenced
to manufacture it, and it has always given
good satisfaction whenever used. 1t is
pleasant to take and relieves at once.
Beef, Iron and Wine.
This preparation is made from the well
known extract of beef, citrate of iron and
pure sherry wine. 1t combines, in pleas
ant form. the valuable nutritious tonic and
stimulating properties Of its ingredients.
Prompt results will follow its use in cases
Of sudden exhaustion, arising either from
acute or chronic disease, and will prove q
valuable restorative for all convalescents.
As nutritive tonic it would be indicated
in the treatment of impaired nutrition,
impOverishment of the blood. and all the
various forms of general debility.
Prepared by Frank A. Pontius.
POntius' Gentian Tonic Bitters.
A tonic that at once invigoratcs the d.
gcstive organs. improves the appetite and
the nervous system. In cases OF disor-
dered digestion and sluggish circulation of
the blood. these Bitters cannot be cxcelled.
Prepared only by Frank A. Pcntius.
The above are only few of the many
preparations am manufacturing.
FRANK 4. PONTIUS,
Apothccary and Druggist,
t2l-u Front st.. near Cherry, Seattle.
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nAyE vor SEEN rnEn :

Those elegant rev ranges Just receiveo
by Naddell 4 Miles direct from the
naausaetorias-the Brighton and ber-
wick. They are the finest, most eccnom
icssl. and altogether desirable .snRc
on tho Pac,ho Coast. Gail ana -
them. even If yeu don't buy. ou
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EBEN $. e,SEssgyE.

+ ~ AND COLLECTION OFFICE.
Eos i'll " Public and tsanveyancer. Se-
- Ys..:t.. Fras,iees In all the Coarts OF
slsd g Collections promptly al
~ =. = Md pressed With vfssor. De-
Eo1ns 1xen and certified with care.
III -. 9stAte6. and money invested.
Ss 70, III. Refers by permission
1872. y ~ fAr Horton & Co. Bankers
~ $3.50, Geo. W. Harris e. Co.
- 1eeatles Messsn, Iisskintosl &
c5A seesfse III
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Received. per steamer Elder, AZ
Wsrtheiner' d, the CALIFORNIA; tlgMf ana
Tobacco House. HsnrysCixy and darcaa
cigars. the best i2is cent Cigar IN sewn.
0gye them a trial. sio-oAW
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-21

L. Myer. of the Puget Sound Hat
Store, has tho best assortment of Gents
Furnishing Goods III the city, and sells
cherper than any other house on the
Sound. Give him trial. MATT.
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Absolutely Sure

have no more doubt of tho bene6-
cial effects of Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure than l have that the
Genesee river Gmpties into Lake On
tario. REV. j. T.. RANKIN, D. ID.
Washington, ID. c.
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The ce,ebratsd Crown Oylindss, Jour
nal and other lubrtsetan9 eass o Wsse
4 CAaupbeal'a
, 1882-11-08
II. HGRSckcL.
COnSt.
TRAN NL.iTI0N.
Publication.

g~X82HEREAS it is under the
w circumstances impractical
bic this year to undertake, ON The
basis hitherto prescribed, the quin-
QucniaI rcallotmcnt of the road
portions IN tins Island, instituted
i'm 1872 by the Superior Authority,
while st the same time it is purpos-
cd IN tie near future 10 provide q
new Road Ordinance for the Is
Iand,-tho allotment of the road
portions which las been in force
during the last 5 years must be fol-
lowed in die repairing Of the roads
until the new organisation can be
completed.
Which is hereby made known for
the information Of all concerned.
The Presidency of St. Croix, 3otb
October 1852.
=. Nv. van
cOHSt.
, 1882-11-08
TR1NSTI TION.
sG22.


SRT is hereby made known that
ID the Manager Of the Hospital
Lieutenant Il. JohanSen has, after
his return to the Island, under this
date rcassumed his function as
Upper-Guardian, and that cons9-
quently the function oflIr. Paludan-
Miller, Apothccary, who under
23rd May a. c. was temporarily
authorized to act as Upper Guardi-
an ceases.
Presidency's Secretary's Office, st. Croiy,
End November 1882.
II. HANSCHELL.
, 1882-11-08

GyDpuz-Dr. Sandford, Bishop of
Gibraltar, in his annual pastoral letter to
the clergy and Iaity of his diocese, just
issued, speaks thus Of his recent visit to
Cyprus -" After leaving Palestine | spent
q fortnight i'm Cyprus, whore / visited the
English residing at Larnaca, F~amagouSta,
Nleosia. Cvteuia, LimaSol, and Polymodla
Camp NV thanks are due to the authorities
I'M the Island for their great KndncSs and
h0~pitaIity. At Nicosia and PolymGdiG
Camp ! held combinations, and there, as
also at Laruaca, | conSecrated portions of
ground set apart by the Government OF
the island for English cemeteries. They
are all well chosen and picturesquely stu
ated. The services OF conservation were
attended, not only by our countrymen, CT
william aud military, but also by the Arch
bishop of Cyprus, the Bishops Of Cllium
and Cyrenia, and other dignitariGs of the
Greek Church. At It meeting of the Eng
fish residents, held during my stay at
Nicosia, under the presidency OF Sir
Robert Biddulph, the High Commissioners,
it was resolved to build a church and to
appeal to the English public for subScrlp-
tiOnS. The condition OF the island has
greatly improved since my visit IN Deem
Der Of 1873. 1t is now well supplied with
roads, and new forests are being planted.
In a ride which | took, in company with
the High Commissioner, across the island,
| found the inhabitants apparently pros
porous, happy, and cOntented with Eng
fish rule. In contradiction OF the opinion
generally entertained respecting the eli
mate, | was assured that the island was
very healthy Times.
, 1882-11-08
UNCL1INED LETTERS

PAID.
Hariate Jutsen, Elenora Simmonds,
Mary SiSmons.
UNPAID
Mary Hill, judd Rogers, Henryata
Williams.
Frederiksted Post Office 31st Octo-
Der 1882.
L. RICHTER,
cOH$t.
, 1882-11-08
UNCLAIMED LETTERSK CIRISTIlNSTEDSPO POST OFFIcE.

Miss Louesa Abbtt, Mr.. j. ID. Christian
sen I2b Revd. L. de N. Dodsworth, Mr..
George Ellis, Mr.. Oswald Fleming, Miss
Ann Eliza George, Miss Gardiner Heyli-
ger, Mr.. A. b. Irwin, Mr.. Jasper James,
Mr.. Joseph Levi, Mrs. Sosanah Morrias,
Mr.. Peter G. Noel, Mr.. Otto Schmiegelow,
Miss Jane Smith, Mr.. w. G. Shepherd,
Mary Wilson, Mrs. Susanar Williams,
Mrs. Ann Eliza Williams.
Christiansted's Post Office 31st Octo-
Der 1882.
A. j. BOYE.
, 1882-11-08

a BYINGERNE paa Boet ofter
&18 afgangne MARY ALETTA
CHRISTIAN (Siempsen) og efter-
levonde Mand JOHN SIEMPSEN
CHRISTIAN, indkaldes herved med
Aar og Days Varsel til at anmeldo
og bevisliggj0re deres Arveret SAINT
at varetage deres Tarv paa Skiftet,
Frederikstcds Skifteret, st. CroiX den
30te October 1882.
II,
, 1882-11-08

Norfolk HsEand.-A correspondent
on board Her Majesty's ship Nelson writes
under date Of Sydney, August 12:-" We
sighted Phillip Island on the morning of
August 4, and in the afternoon were head
ing Norfolk Island. Target practice as
tonished the simple islanders. Bishop
Selwyn and Staff and the Commodore
landed on the day of arrival, and the fol-
lowing day was devoted to visits to Nor
folk Island, the home of the descendants of
the mutineers of the Bounty, after their
departure from Pitcairn Island. There
are on Norfolk Island between 400 and
500 inhabitants, who are descended from
the mutineers, and about $50 Melaneslans,
boys and girls, who are being educated by
Bishop Selwyn. The Southern Cross is at
the Bishops disposal, and cruises among
the islands for missionary purposes. In
order that the training of his charges may
not appear in the nature of restraint, they
are shipped to their friends once a year,
but, are always glad to return to the mis-
sion. They take kindly to their training,
which is mostly secular, the boys being
taught gardening and trades, while the
girls are taught needle work and cooking
AS they become proficient, they return to
their home and become instructors, ana
fresh patches take their places.-13n'es'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-18
RIVER RIPPLEs.
Steamboat squibs and Notes From th'
wharf

steamboat 6quiha and Notes from tne
wharf,
The Andes got away about o'clock with q
good trip.
The Return is still laid up at the foot Of
Fourteenth street.
The sctoto arrived from Marietta at 4
o'clock last evening, beating her time half an
hour.
The Hornet No. 2, N. J. Bigley No. 2, and
Fred Wilson No. 9, all passed down yesterday
with lows
The Graham has not yet made up all the
time she lost few trips since. She had not
arrived at Q o'ciocktast evening.
The river is still falling, and the ice islook.
cd torln few days as result Of yesterday
cold snap. The gauge marks showed a depth
OF 10 feet inches yesterday.
PITTsBp8eH, January 17.-Riyer eleven feet
ten inches and rising. Weather clear and
cold.
CINCINNATI, January t7.-River Il feet
inches and falling Cloudy and cold. De.
parted: Sidney, Wheeling
oAtRo, January 17.-River iorty.three feet
four inches and rising. Weather cloudy
Thermometer twenty-five degrees.
EvANsvI1LE, January 17.-Riyer forty feet
seven inches and rising slowly. Weather
cloudy and cold. Wind northeast, AeE.
curry twenty-one. BIZ.
LoulsvLLLE, January l7.-Riyer falling
with % feet 8 inches IN the canal and Is feet
inches in the chute. Business dull. Weather
partly cloudy and cold. Montana, for Pitts.
burgh; Sam Brown and Alarm, with tows 10
Pittsburgh, passed up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-18

TICKETS for the concert by, the Idtta Con.
cert Company, at the Academy Of Music on
January 81, vii be placed on sale at Lucas's
music store Main street, tomorrow morning.
OF Mile. Litta's first appearance in Europe
Kate Field wrote: ut would seem an exag.
Rerati0R almost, tostate with what Ell thHsiasfi
Mile. Litta was hailed when she. finally re-.
yeated her talent. Even the hG6iueS OF the
Italian Opera in Its haiey0n days can refttcm.
Der few such scenes Of excitement, and there
was the true ring about the ovation Mile,
Litta received. None Of the hired applause,
with the elite smiling colby at the Venai
demonstration; none Of the bouquets bought
beforehand and thrown upon the stage by
dummies; No; it was all genuine admiration
and delight. Ladies stood up in their boxes
aud burst their gloves ciappiug; the entire
orchestra eneored the young artistic with one
voice, elegGntes threw upon the stage the bou.
9uets they had held throughout the evening.
Time after time laundering calls brought the
young American lady before the curtain,
btnshing with heartfelt delight, Enthusiasm
increased as Mile. Litta proceeded with her
fine representations; and the SiAnmm was
reached after the scene OF Lucia's madness,
which is famous as one OF the most severe
tests, not only for the singer but for the
dramatic artist. Mile. Litta went through
the crushing ordeal with inspired energy,
and this was her browning triumph. A yery
whirlwind OF applause burst forth after this
hackneycd scene, which the new star render
cd really narrowing by her life.like action.
This final ovation set the seal upon her repu-
tatlon, and stamped her as one Of the first
artists of modern times"
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CuTfCuRA.

THE cuTfCuRA TREATMENT, for the cure OF
Skin, Scalp and Blood Diseases consists in the In
tcrn1l use OF CuTICuRA REsoLvENT, the new blood
purifier. and the external use Of CUTICuRA and
CuTicuRA SOAR, the great skin cures,
For Snnburii. Tan and Greasy Skin usc CuticuFa
Soap IN exquisite toilet bath and nursery SauatiVC
frtgrant with delicious flower OdOts aud healing
balsams,
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PERsoNALPor
Ho,es Abou. some Of our visitors a
Some Other People.

Some OtherPeOpIe.
Benz. Davenport, Esq, Chicago, was in the
city yesterday.
,Attorney;General Watts came up from
Charleston last evening.
H. ]. sniyely, Of Grafton, editor Of the
Eagle, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. o. F. Herring, q prominent citizen OF
Martinsburg, was about town yesterday.
John Cummins, one OF the most trusty OF
tue 3, 4 Q. employees, has returned from
visit to New Orleans.
John =, swaney Esq, Sheriff Of Hancock
county, was at the Auditors office yesterday
settling up his accounts.
Miss Carrie Rhodes will entertain one OF
her lady friends from abroad at her home In
RirkW0od, after Thursday.
Rev. A, r. Chapman and wife, OF Beilaire,
were the guests Of DR.. MCClain and wife al
the Mcclure House yesterday.
Mrs. DR.. House. who has been yisitiurher
mother, Mrs. Murine, on the Island, returns
to her home In Milwaukee to-day.
Mr.. Charles +. Brown, son Of Senator
Brown, OF Jackson county, and q clever
young man, Is the guest Of Ills father at the
Mcclure House,
James Monroe, Esq, Clerk OF the Circuit
Court for Harrison County, and brother Of
Col. Alex Monroe, arrived In the city last
evening on visit
Miss Katie Tippett, daughter Of Hon. Geo.
W. Tippett, OF Point Pleasant, was on the
floor OF the House with her father yesterday
Miss Katie intends to remain in the city dur.
Ing the session,
VIII List leaves for Kansas City to-day,
where his mother and sisters are at present,
He thinks seriously Of settling there. His
many friends will heartily wish for him
successful career.
Among the prominent West vlrglnians in
the city yesterday were y. Sehon, ESQ.,, Of
Point Pleasant, VIM. Forbes, Of Wclls6urg,
and ]. A. Robinson, OF Mineral county,
These were all registered at the Mcclure.
Hon. Reuben DAWSON, OF Taylor county,
member OF the House Of Delegates, arrived IN
the city last evening, and will report for duty
to-day. The membership Of the House Is
now full, with the exception Of Col. G. J. p,
CreSap, Of Randolph county, who Is expected
this morning.
Mr, z. N. Ayres, for a long time head clerk
in the Office OF the State Superintendent Of
Schools, has accepted the position OF night
clerk at the st. James. Mr. Ayres Is genial
gentlemen, we'll acquainted throughout the
State, and we predict that he will become
big tavorite with the public.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Stanton last evening
celebrated the tenth anniversary OF their mar.
riage at their residence on Eoff street, South
Side. The occasion was very pleasant one,
and was source Of great pleasure to those
who were present. With other friends we
extend congratulations and express the wish
that they may live TO celebrate many more
anniversaries
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GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
A meeting OF tho stockholders Of The Glib,
Railway Company viii be held at the otiIre M
Company, No. 1890 Market street, on sATUR6i
JANUARY Is. 1852, at O'Clock r. n. for he
uon nt hye directors and such other bushes d {
demand their attention
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CITY SQUEnS.
RFlsfNOtSs on all Ssrts ofTimSIy Topics
OF Interest.

RFlsf Notes on all Sorts OF Timely Topics
OF Interest.
Most modest Of men Is the plumber;
No rival has he NlVG the dFlmbcr,
Though the world e'er malIGns,
iethe never rcpigns,
but thtiveth IN winter and Mmbcr.
Give hin, but an order 10 plumb,
And MS bill stniShtway reaches 4 Sumb,
That depcteS your exchGQuUr,
Would equip i hrec'dRqueF,
And make you most awtntty gtuHb,
TRIs Is the coal dealers boom.
ANOTHER little spell Of winter
THE days are growing peFceptibly longer.
ouR first minstrel show of the season 10
morrow night.
VALENTINES begin to be shown in the
stationers' windows
Two marriage licenses were issbed by Re
corder Hook yesterday,
IT Is said that new drug store is soon to
be started in East Wheeling.
REy. HrTE's revival is still In progress, q
the Chapline Street N. f. Church.
SEVERAL public entertainments OF uuusna
interest are In store for the future.
THE MInnerchor Singing Society has issued
It's invitations for social on the 18th.
Tlr letting Of some Of the convict labor a
the Penitentiary Is to DO investigated.
GEO ZoEcELEB, OF Fulton, has finished hi!
new residence. He has furnished 1t in avery
neat style.
TRERE was a great demand iii town las
night for certain illustrated sensational
newspaper.
Tue County Board OF Equalization and
NfStll La. . ~.
morning at ten o'clock.
WALTER MARSHALL, the North Wheeling
coal merchant lost avery valuable horse yes
to-day with lung fever.
Dr.. McCuLlouGH yesterday moved into hi.
new office, on jacob street, 1t is very neal
and cosy little building.
The Municipal Court met again yesterday
and after some unimportant orders were on
tered, adjourned over I'LL tomorrow.
TIM howl about oil lamps not beins
lighted continues. The inhabitants OF alley
Q are the latest to send in remarks.
THERE viii be an unusually large numbtl
oil visitors present at Friday nights German
and very pleasant time Is anticipated.
BRooEs, the ex.burglar, who recently CAV,
exhibitions Of his skill in opening locks OF ali
styles, Is now in WellsbIrg astonishing the
natives.
THR change in the weather yesterday wa,
appreciated by all, The cold air stirred up
ones blood, aud every one stepped along at !
lively rate.
THERE was q surprise party rendered Mis-
Maggie Roth OF the Eighth ward, last even
Ing. Those present speak Of having had q
very jolly time.
TnE 6rGedmorc Range on Market street,
which has become popular with the gentle
mon, will hereafter be opened on Thursday.
for ladies exclusively.
ABour dusk last evening, during the tempo.
rary absence OF the clerk OF Cecil's foundry
from the office, some thief entered and made
awayiwlth $l5 ovGrcdat.
OWING 70 tho frozen slnsh on the street car
tracks yesterday II was necessary TO put two
horses on the street ears. This neceSSitated
the taliaeeR Of the short line.
oFFtcER BIRp arrested man yesterday Tor
drunkenness, who said his name was Ali,
HeNaa Ali Dick wanted to handle In the
Z
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Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain Of cutting teeth
u so, go at once and get bottle OF Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately-depend
upon It; there Is no mistake aboatit, There
Is not mother on earth who has ever used
1t, who will not tell you at once that It will
regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother, and relief and health to the child,
operating like magic. 1t Is perfectly safe to
use in all cases, and pleasant 70 the taste, and
IS the prescription OF the oldest and best
female physicians and nurses In the United
States. Sold everywhere. % cents bottle.
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A New lIoye in LouIsIana.

The success which has for several years at
tended the close personal attention paid In
the sole superintendence OF the drawing OF
The Louisiana State Lottery selni.annual
Grand distributions has eliminated In Gen.
erals G. I. Beauregard,. Of Louisiana, and
Ju r A. Early, Of Virginia, having perfected
will act il similar capacity for the monthly
drawings, which take place always on III
second Tuesday OF each month. The full parS
tlculars can be had by writing to NJ. A.
Dauphin, New Orleans, La. nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-18

KIDNEY WoRr moves the bowIcs regularly,
cleanses the blood, and radically cures kid
ney disease, gravel, piles, bilious headache,
and pains which are caused by disordered
liver and kidneys Thousands have been
cnred--wby should you not try it2 Your
druggist will tell You that 1t Is one Of the
Is sold In both dry and liquid form, and Ia
action is positive and sure In either.-Dalial
(Ter.1 Herald, MwF4w.
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festerdayquite an excitement was created
in lower town. A young man by the name
OF Beall, from Fairview, visiting Capt. Drew,
has been amusing himself by target practice
OH town CANNES. By his reckless shooting
shot went crashing through the residence
Of NJ. 3. Campbell, creating panic in the
household, and the second act is a scene at
the Mayors office, with fine and costs OF
$26O. The boy was very badly scared, and
was not so much to blame as those who put
him up 10 ii,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-18

"WlNE OF cAROUl" for Ladies only.