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BUSINESS oARps.

WEST VIRGINIA STENCIL AND
w SEAL WORKS,
a, No. l7Sl MARKET STREET, wHEEIING,
hahutAturef Of Stencil Plates Bunling RnndS.
stceI stamps, Rubber Stamps and Name Plate
Seala engraved 10nFdeE AstoglCe Marking Stamts
Kinds Of stencll6upplCA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-16

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the eIcruciating pain Of cutting teeth I
II 80, go at once and get bottle OF Mrs.
Windows Soothing Syrup II will relieve
the poor little sufferer immedi ately-depend
upon II; there Is no mistake aboutit. There
Is not mother on earth who has ever used
II who will not tell you at once that It will
regulate the bowels, and give rest 10 The
mother, and relief and health TO the child,
operating like magic. It Is perfectly safe tc
use In all cases, aud pleasant 10 the taste, and
Is the prescription OF the Oldest and best
female physiciaps and nurses In the United
States Sold everywhere, 9 cents . bottle
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NEW BOILER WORKS.

Manufacturers Of portable, stationary, marie
golfers breeching, ChimncyN, tanks, stills, door,
shnttets and all kinds Of heavy Ahcet iroH woS)
! USSeT. IN secondhand hn.iar, NV -Nattn
m NO. IDyp Market supet.
Telepsoneo-21. RCpalnSPeclala attention. Term
reasonable. mnR
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'DT, FrazieT'S Root BittRFs,

Fra1Ict's Root BIttcrs are not hrhtn Shop whisky
beverage, hut NrV strictly medicinal ~ every sense
They act strongly upon the liver and kidneys Keep
the bowels open and regular, make the weak AttotG,
heal the lungs build up the nerves aud cleanse the
blood and SyStem Of every IMputity.
For Dizziness Rush OF Blood TO tho Head, tending
IN Hpopicxy, DySpepsia, Fever and AgHe, btunsy,
PimpleS and hi6tthes, sciotululs Aumou and
Sores letter, hing Worm White swelling, EFysipe-
M Sore Ewes, and, for young men suffering from
WeaEness a Debility oAIlcd IRON imprudenCc, and
10 females In delicate health FTaEiers Root Bitten
are especially recommended.
d., Frazier: ] have uScd Two bottle Of your Roo'
Ritter ior Dyspcpda Dizziness Weakness and Kid
fey DISea, Q, and they did me more good than the
doctors and all tho medicine eyerused. From The
| int dose took began 70 mend, and am now "
Oeriect health and loci o. well rs ever DID con-
IdeY yonr medicine one Of the greatest Of blessings
MRS. n. MARTIN, Cleveland Ohio.
Sold by IogAn & Co, Bridge Corner, wheeling
| = - HENRY & CO., snle Pnp.n,
aasynw Cleveland. Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-16

We are indebted to the Wheeling INTEL
LtoEScRR for copy of its large annual
Counting House Calendar for 1882. The
tSrELLloEScER job printing Office is one Of
the most complete offices in the State, and
the calendar turned opt for 1882 would do
credit to any job office In the country
Grafton Sentinel,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-16
wEEKs 4 POTTER. Boston, Mas,

OAHruNXLEs, FelunS, Boils, Sores Of long
standing, such Is Ulcers Assesses, etc, posi-.
lively cured without the aid OF q knife or
poultise, by using Mrs. Julye Myers Drawing
and Healing Saive. Piles, Salt Rhcum, Fry.
SpelaS, Soft and liberated Corns, Chilblains,
etc, It has never failedto cure. For sale by
Logan & Co. bAV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-16

Hon, R. S. BRowS is now in Wheeling,
filling his place in the Senate, the Legisla-
ture having assembled yesterday. The
Judge will be missed at home this winter
by his large circle Of friends and the many
persons constantly seeking him for advice.
Jackson County Nelrs.
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TRusTEE's SALE,

BvIr,uo Of two deeds Of trust made by Alexander
Etinple and Ann H. kcmple his wife, 10 me a.
trustee. the int iAcd January 2, 1874, recotdt in
the Ohirc Of the Clerk Of the County Court Of ohio
county, West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book No.
G. plSe ~ the second dated June IS, 1875 recorded
Ia aH tIe'l's eGce In Deed Of TIust Book No. $,
page So, / will sell, on
TUEDAY. TIE 2trH DAY OF JANUARY, 1882,
commencing al 10 o'clock A. NJ. al the front door
Of The lOlrI lluue Of IAil county, the following
described property that Is to say: Part OF lot mum.
befed IwO hundred and lily In ChAplinr and Eof7s
addition to the cy Of HteGffng the sRfd part bcfng
bounded ~ luWS; Commencing III the sONthI nat
corner Of Alley Is and EOf street. thence east along
the sOuth side Of said alley sixty five feet: thence
south on line parallel with EOir street iOFty.iOur
feet thence west on line parallel with said alley
dGtyhve feet to Fol- street: thence north on the
east side VI Fol street tOryiOur feet to the place Of
beginning
thellir Is believed to be perfect but will con.
rey only the title vested Iii me by said deeds OF
trust.
1ERNS OF SALE-OnC,thIri and 50 much more as
the purchaser may elect, In cash on day Of Slo the
balance IN two equal inStAmCnts at SlV aud twelve
months Win Interest from day Of sale, the pur-
chaser giving notGS secured by deed OF trust and
policy Of insurance on the property for the deferred
WILLIAM J. W. CowDEN,
deN Trustee
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SOAR this year the prospect for increase
Of manufacturing industries in steuben.
vile Is good. CASTOR 4 McBeth's tool
works, Cook 4 Co.'S glass works, and Nc.
Feeley & McDeyitt's wooden mills are al.
ready in hand, sSelbasFlls Ga;ttt,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-16

Our lawmakers assembled at Wheeling
on Wednesday. Most 81 them gave It as
their opinion that the extra session will be
longer than the regular. II any Of these
gentlemen wishto return 10 Wheeling they
had better cnt tho "chin music" Short
Garksblrq Nelrs.
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The Honso met at the usual hour on
Saturday. and W 8 opened with prayer by
Delegate j. W. Holt, no minister being
present.
Judge Ferguson, from the Committee on
Revision Of the Code, introduced large
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House bill No. SOl, to amend and re,
enact chapter one hundred and seven Of
the Code Of West Virginia, concerning con.
tlicting claims to property levied on or in
possession Of . third party.
House bill No. S03, to amend and re.
enact chapter one hundred and ten OF the
Code Of West Virginia, formerly concern.
ing prohibition, now concerning prohibi.
| lion and cerliOrlri.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-16

House bill No. 20S, amending and re-en-
acting sections one, two, three, four, FIVE
and six, Of chapter ninety.one OF the Code
Of West Virginia, relating to the valuation
OF Improvements on real estate.
House bill No. 200, to amend and re.en-
net section six OF chapter one hundred and
three OF the Code, concerning actions by
personal representatives Of deceased per-
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House bill No. 800, to amend and re-
enact chapter one hundred and four Of the
Code OF West Virginia, Of limitations Of
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TUESDAY, MARCH II. 1852.

nmenciDgNt ~ o'clock A. NJ, the following de-
lcibCd property that Is TO say: A CertAln piece or
parcel II land situated near West Liberty, Ohio
bounty West Virginia. containing about 1--WE acres,
BAD he!hg he suc upou which tho said N. n.
DnnlapHOw ntideS
deed OftmEt
on The day OF stle the btlGnCe In two equal INSTALL
mehI., az six and twelve months with interest from
Jay Of Al". the purchaser giving notes secured by
deed Of trust OIL the properly Tor tho deferred pay
mrnls.
Itli WI NJ nIySLAP. TF1,stAe.
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Impotencyofmind, limb, orvital functions,
nervous weakness, sexual debility, &C., cured
BY wells Health Remover" 81. All drug,
dists. Depot, IAughlin Bros. & Co., Wheel.
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MRnloAl..
DIR. ]. e. SMITH,
No. 81 TWELFTH glyRFET.

|
NO. 81 TWELFTH STREET.
The best evidence Of phydCdAHs succsA Il the tes
hmOny Of his patients. Thei2CreakinE demands FOL
my professional services prove that have dealt
honOnbly and aifly with those who have committed
don, though have many hun dFed certificate nom
IhOsc whom have cured after they had been pro
lonnCed incuFable. AthOrouRh medical CducatiQn,
with indy ye4fS hospital aud hmt tatty
With therapeutic agents close observance Of tenn.
ornamental pcCuliAtltiCs and strict attention 10
possible, aud iUnkiy give the patient my opinion.
HOMIE PROOF
Kidney and Liver Blscascs and RlieHmatira-
suffered Terribly. -"N0thlng seemed 70 help mVt
eohld not got Out oil bed. Dr.. smith cured mo-"
zEPT. PHILLIPS
Wheeling, w, Va
efe lot yeaN; patent medicine failed 70 help me,
VI 0'A''H 'OADp''' C SI CHADDuCK,
oIspeIdOl 4 Co., Wheeling, W, Va,
DySnCpsia and liberated stomach. -"freAtinent
tor years failed Y give me relief Dr. Smith cured
me-" THOMAS HOLT, Insurance Agent
HSHAd them ioT i9,,gtSsn year; y; Smith
scFOi1ia, Running soFCs on lead-'tMy son wa
Afflicted for fourteen yeaa. Nothing seemed 70
help him. Dr.. smith cured him.
MRS. CATHERINE CARS,
Market street, Wheeling, W. Va
Cancer. -"suhered for yeArS with cancer Had II
lnt out three times. il fetu ned after each opera
a9R d. Smith cured me ws,ho;, kslie Ce,sSSS or
FILES, FiEtulA Of AuuA-FlaI Of my back iUi Il
seeks. Reported dying DE. Smith cured me With
nut knile, In Eve weeks,
Wholesale Grocer, Main st., Wheeling, W. Va.
ClCcFations Of ReItum, PrOtapsuA and Piles
Was given up 70 die and pronounced incurable
u. Smith cured me without knife"
WASHINGTON DELANY,
MnRfttNNa
Rev. H. o. IAdd wt.tes-"Dr Smith i professional
,eryiCes In my family have been most satisfactory
md commend him 70 oil q gentleman and q
&iiftui physician"
Mn. Margaret KOlb Ays:-"I had been suffering
'Or seven yeAfE and treated by many physicians fol
dyspepsia. Dr.. Smith said had tapc.WOrm and
n eight houn removed 4 monster 100 feet long"
Female Complaints Three yeaH in hospitals for
'emAles, give me peculiar advantages IN such Cnses
Persons cured Of taIAFTh, diseases Of beAFt, LIVER
stomach, kidneys, akin, blood, nervous affections
ind weaknesses Of men and youth, scT0tulR and
Hthma testify to my success.
PileS cured without the knife.
Patients at distance may be treated by letter and
abstraction guaranteed. A chart for self exAmlnG.
Ion Eent on receipt Of two threecent stamps, aud
Consultation al oi6ce lrec. ofHce houn from a.
e. 70 =, NJ, daily. Sunday from 2 to6P,N. Cali
apis No. 81 Twelfth ST.. Wheeling, WA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-16
The MOundSViIIc Mound M a Reservoirs
for the PenitentIRry


MoUNDsvGLIE, VIVA, January IA.
Editions IntGllIECncer.
The announcement in your columns
Thursday last OF the purchase Of 'the
mound" by Nlessrs. Weaver & Bardall, Of
the prison whip shops, was news to ninety
nine hundredths Of the people here, and
withal somewhat OF surprise, us the ten
acity with which its former owner, Mr..
Mcfadden, held on to the property was
well known. That the mound was not long
ago purchased by the State and utilized for
the purpose OF erecting tanks thereon for a
prison water works reservoir, has been u
mystery 10 everyone who gave the matter
the least thought, and explained only upon
the hypothesis that its owners would not
part with the property. As the property is
now in the hands Of parties who have a
vital interest in having an abundant sup
ply OF water at the prison, and that, too, ut
u sufficient elevation to render it effective
in case OF fire at the prison workshop, (the
top OF the present reservoir being, am in.
formed, about on level with the second
floors only it is but natural to conclude
that the property can be bought by the
State, for that purpose, at reasonable price
The money annually paid for even thu
small insurance on the Etate property at
the institution would, in q short time, be
sufficient TO cover the mound with the nee.
essary tanks and attachments, and the
prison for all time would be supplied with
perfect system Of water works,with an ele.
walton sufficient to force water even to the
roof ofhe warden's building, not only rem.
dering the valuable buildings themselves
comparatively safe! from fire. but adding
materially to the health and cleanliness
ofthe conviCtS, but also to their satekeeping
as without any means Of extingaishing lires
should they occur, the entire building musi
be destroyed, and as matter Of course
the prisoners turned out OF their cells
SHOULD a fire occurat night, and thus af
ford chance to escape, which they would
not be slow to improve. NIoRE ANON,
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That Merchants tank or Charleston

ENIIub IHItIllgtNCCF,
A taxpayer asks, what constitutional
right has the Legislature OF West Virginia
to make Q present Of $4,000 to the secure
ties OF the Merchants Bank OF Charleston,
and tax the people of West Virginia to
pay it. Have they not the same Constitu-
tional right to pay the private debts Of any
person that they have to pay tho private
Bank Of Charleston Each member OF the
Legislature is sworn to support the Consti-
tuition and avs Of the State Of West Viz.
glnia. BY the laws OF the State under the
Constitution these securities owe the State
S37, 02S.S2, with interest. Any legislator
who votes to release one cent Of the debt,
puriures himself in the opinion Of
TAXPAYER.
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TrLsDIY. the slrn DAY OF JANUARY, 1882,
TRU>TEE'S SALE.

Ny virtue Of deed of trust and assignment made
by yhailcs 4 OwRn and Anna $, his wife, 10 the
undersigned dated the 9Th day Of November, lSSI,
and recorded In the Clerks Office Of the County
Court otOhiO county, West Virginia, In Deed Book
No page Sl, will sell at public auction, on the
PREMISE on
TUESDAY. JANUARY II, 1852,
M lOnClOck A. ". the lots numbered fourteen tlD
hnd alicrn % Ia the addition to the city OF Wheel
iug called Jacobs addition IN said city. which lOts
have front Of dtylour feet on Jacob street, and
extend btcE one hundred aud two feet To sixteen
at alley and are situated on the northeast corner
ot Jacob and FO,Iy.cghth streets, In the HRhth
NAri Of sid city There Is erected on same an Gle
AM l%0st0fy brick busiuc house, warGr, ON and
dwelling. water and sAs tn oughOut; also all mod.
w consequences heelheF With stable, carriage
h0uc aud large corn crib all IN tFSt q sS order,
~ the Ntmc time aud place will sell two scat
family buggy with pole aud shafts; two sets double
harness one set single harness; one sadrle one
arEc .Cc rhtr one show case and all the stock, FIX
tnne't shelving, counters and store furniture re.
manning on the Aid premises,
Tile 10 zeal estate believed To be perfect and DOS.
ttSion Of Sme may be given thirty days after day
HI SIZE, aF sooner II desired,
Terms oi Nle ~ to amount Of cAth and length Of
Cfrdi! may be arranged with the undersigned.
Terms IL To personal pro y. rly, cash.
ili JAMkB p ROGERS, Trustee
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0sE HrsnEkp DoLLIRs reward tor better
remedy. Williams' Indian Pile Ointment q
Assure cure for Piles nav
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dor DODGERS AND SMALL HAND

Go 70 tho INTRlLIGENCRR JOB ROOMS, Nos. .
and q Fourteenth street. where you can ee aecotlo
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.,-,,.r.top At 10 o'clock 4, ", In front Of Henry
q I,bsy, sION. In the toWnOl HenW0od,
!. I'D Nlaiy Of uRshall, proceed to Sii, a. public
.,stISa 10 ibe highest bidder, the following, de-:
Wy a ,S r,its situate IN RuwOod, Marshall
,,'Sy N,t ignIh, OH the west side Of the b. &
3 Tx K |! utSn Which tenement houses Nos. and o
~ situated Ald hot OF parcel Of ground Deing more
,g,tirlsfly dp,Ctlncd is follows: beginning at u
,aipt an Itr line Of The u 40. H. II, corner TO Nor
Y, ibrDcr in a souiheFly direction along the line
%aiIR 40. L. r. thirty two, tS!) icri; thence In
westerly iirrttJH one bundled ana thlFly'two
M Gst' theme in n uOHhpEly direction on the
Inc ,Sysllci to thr line Of tue Is 4 y. Il K. thirty.
iwo iSi Irr thence on inc parallel To tho second
sl0ye Fan one hundred and thirty'two (lS2l
Irrt IN The place Oi beginning.
TLpu, OF .ALE;-Onc,thlfd. and rs much more aS
NE pqnbaef may cl ct To pay In cash, and the
r,Ilpr ii two cInal instTllmCnts at one and two
ysir respectively. For such deferred payments
ne parrssHrl to give his notes secured by deed Of
"I ii! - '-'' '''' WILI.iNM LINCTT. Trustee.
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hDEERElSfllS By addressing GEO. p. ROW.
= ELL q 60. 10 spruce street New York. O.n learn
inc SH@ 1890. Sss q my proposed line a Advertising
AC In9-NwFAw
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UNDERTAKING
CuTTtttIKA

CUTIGuRA
Remedies ara for sale by all druggists, Price Of
Cutlcum, Medicinal Jelly, small boxes, 40c: larEt
boxes 81. CuticrEH Rcsolvent, the new Blood Iufi
Ger, 81 per bottle CutlCum Medicinal Toilet Soap
for BARRIERS and large consumer, &c. Principal
depot wrrKs 4 POTTER po.,or Mas,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-16

SLucks-shaT0 speculation opened fll u per cent
higher for the general market than yesterdays clos
ing, the latter In Richmond & Allegheny. In the
early dealings AL advance Of sa2k por cent took
Denver RIO GHnd0, Wabash preferred. Reading,
NaAhville 4 Chattanooga, and Richmond 4 Ale
gheny being the most prominent therein. About
noon the market became somewhat Irregular but
recorded in which Denyer& kl0 Gnlnde, Reading,
New jersey Central and New YoiECentrll weEC the
most prominent. In the late dealings further de.
leading. sn6ScduentIy M max al became bUoyani
aud advanced Hagh per cont, the latter 10 Rich.
mold d Dnnvllle, Louisville & Nashville, NIchi.
gnn Cenlrll and Denver & Rio Gnndo were also
pFomincnttn the upward movement. Reading how.
ever, sold down per cont 10 Gl9t but recovered X
per cent Of the close. The market closed firm.
Tnaugartlhna Ran On shAFaE
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RAILROAD goNDs-Ia the railroad bond market
Boston, Hartford & Erie hnls advanced 70 60 fun
9IM, Denver & Rio Gmnde hnt conlols to 10Jk
irDm lQiH Milwaukee, Lake shore & Western anS
20 taH from 100 Chesapeake 4 Ohio currency 6S to
6SH from blk Indiana, Bloomington & Western
seconds 10 81 from ", Texas Pacific land grant In.
comes % q from n. and Canada Southern lnts 10
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

ny virtue Of deed OF trust made by NJ. NJ. Dun.
LAP tome ns trustee dated the seronu day Of Feb.
rrsr, lSiI, and recorded In the office OF the Clerk
Nt the County Court II Ohio county, West Virginia,
on p,ed Of Trust Book No. 45. page 257 will eel at
NJ Ril county on
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TINAaCIAL AND co,r,lERcIAL.


NEW YoAE, January 1L-MoNEY-Sa6 per cent,
closing Of ia per cent. Prime mercantile paper
doyIEsNEsis4 usciSascd except tor ~, which
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-06-21
Fort Calgary.

Before the end Of another year at
least the Canadian Pacific railroad will
reach this point in the far northwest and
already, in anticipation ola boom the tide
Of immigration Is sitting in in that di-
rection. and 8 place or considerable inn
portance. promises to grow up. Messrs.
T. G. Baker & Co., Of this city, under
stand the situation, and have taken the
f;rst steps towards establishing an extern
siye branch house at Calgary, Of which
Mr.. 7. L. Bowen, who left on Thurs
davis coach, will have charge. John is
4 prudent, hard working young man,
and viii make q success Of the business
if anybody ran.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-06-21
Gut in the Neck.

Jas. Rosebroek, who has been work
ing for Murphy, Neel Il Co. the past
few days, met with quite a serious acct
dent Thursday evening. He was carry
ing a box Of window glass, open at one
end, in the cellar, when he stumbled
over a key and fell upon the edge Of a
broken pane Of glass, cutting his throat
below the jaw and a little to the left OF
the chin, in Q fearful manner. The man
bled profusely until the doctors arrived
and stopped the flow Of blood. The cut
is about three inches long, and seemed
when first made an inch deep. 1t was
an ugly wound, and several stitches were
required to close it up. At first It was
feared the injury would prove fatal, but
itis now evident there is no danger, and
that in q short time Mr.. Rosebrock viii
be able to resume work.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-06-21
An Excursion Party.

The Benton, which left our levee at 4
p. III. Thursday, took down the river
q select party Of gentlemen, who are en-
route to Bismarck and other points east.
They go for their health, and will not
return. In fact they were advised by a
select committee who, although not
practicing physicians, made a diagnosis
of their cases. that it would be dangerous
to their breathing apparatus to come
back, and we feel confident that they
will not run the risk. The party is made
up as follows
Peter Morris, who Ia now resting UNI
der an Indictment in the district court
Of Benton. and who, last fall, attempted
to distinguish himself by burning the
old jail
Thomas Kelly, an exoduster from
Butte ;
Prof Blackburn, an expert on the
green cloth, and who for some days has
been giving exhibitions Of his skill in
Benton !;
John Millen, q bum of Territorial rep
tation;
VIM. Miller, otherwise known as the
billiard KID
And a cranky tailor whose name we
did not learn.
The party are out of funds and may
have to rustic for grub on the boat !;
otherwise, doubtless, the trip will be a
pleasant me-. The chamber of COM
merce at Bismarck has been notified by
telegraph of their coming and doubtless
they will be received in a becoming man
ner.