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THE SCI0TOI DISASTER. ,]zi[',
SCENES AT THE WRECK YESTERDAY.
Tho Work Of Recovering the bodies rrorrta,ins.
Twelve Recovered and Id.ntInsd-rsriy II
Ptrsosa still hl"lns-Pitiabls CoadI.
tlos or Captain Tbad Thomas.

y y. . .. +. vi
srEunESvlLLE, July 5.--Hundreds o
people are attracted to tho scene OF the
wrecked Scloto, some In search Of missip,
and saved ones, others from curiosity. Ont
dead body has been recovered on tho Ohio
side. The bodies Of two boys are reported
TO have been recovered ncar Wcllsburg
Two boys were picked up on the West
Virginia side, who had swan mile and q
hall below the place Of the accident. They
say about fifty persons were on the lower
deck will. them when tho boat sunk aud
many oil these ure probably drowned
Capt. Thomas, Of tho Scioto, Is nearly
crazed with grief ut tho loss Of his sou and
benumbcd with cold FROM u fruitless search
in tue watcry cabin for his body, whicl,
has been found Mt Brilliant station. The
death roll will probably exceed fifty. There
are more than this number missing and all
chances for escape arc heard from. Hun.
dreds oil persons from WelsvilIe and East
Liverpool went down 10 the scene Of dis.
astcr this morning.
fTa LIST or TIE MISSING. :t
The list Of The missing is as follows:
Wellsyi;le-Jno. Stevenson, aged % years;
David Fego, 81 years; Belle Brannon, Sallie
Kiddy, +. T. Smith, vile and two children,
Willie Ewing, Charles Davidson, 81 years;
Joseph Conner, 81 years. Z
East Lverpool--Mis, Farmer, G. Tiomp.
son, 10 years; Lincoln Thompson, 25 years;
Carrie Booth, Carrie Boardman, NJ. L.
Estline and wife, Willie Parell, j. Christy
John Thompson. Jacob Gibson and wife,
DR.. Stevenson md three men named re.
spectively, kennelt, Woods and Burke.
Lew Harper, Of Wellsville was fatally
hurt. * sss 81. :. %.
This list Is more likely 10 be swelletl
than diminished.
! THE DEATH ROLL
MiSdo JUNCTION, O., Jnly 5.-The names
OF those found dead are: Belle Braunon
Dave Fogo, Sarah Riddy, Stewart Pipes
Joe Conner and Il boy by the name Of I'd
Smith, OF Wellsyille; K. Z. Bcardmorc, E
2. Burke and Miss Mollie Shields, Of LAS
Liverpool; Ed Thomas, the Captains boy
aud likely about fifteen more dead bodies
will be found. Among the missing knowr
is, Willie Booth, John Prosscr, G. David
son, Lewis Harper aud Charlie Lei,h. 1
looks now rs II from twenty-five to fits
will be found dead, as tho. people at Eas
Liverpool aud Wclsville are missing theil
friends who got on the boat between Eas
Liverpool and Wheeling. When the boat
is raised many bodies will be found. The
party seemed to be equally divided be
tween gentlemen and ladies'. Thus far tht
bodies of three ladies' only have beer
| found. go .t..... .ll.. - =.
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"a mad GAnaIrI

i snowlllRoAs, wi AlE July 5.-siepLs1nl Co.
burn, younger brother Of ex; Governor CO.
burn, and q prominent member Of the bar, ar
while temporarily insane from sickness, ~
drowned himseilas evening. II Is only " son i,ti
Charles, followed him into the river nnl. in
attempting to save his father was / also
drowned. !5l;5 q '''t'
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WILLIIMsrowS, Mass, July 5.-The
trustees Of Williams College voted to give
Professor Hewitt, Of Chicago, the chair Of
OF ancient languages, and endow a proics.
Borship. with tho Garfield memorial, 1t is
understood, using 1t to establish d ,chair
for some leading political teacher as at first
intended. & 4
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BALrlNoRE, Mn, July 5.-The Baltimore
and Ohio employees relief association has
been made also a savings bank mud build.
ing association. The stability is guaranteed
by the company. The association bas
paid for benefit OF members $297 ,57s. j :.
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Hl0ckCSi the Game

], =. ATLANTA, Ga, July 5.-Col. Lamar, Lama 4
sa',oF ~ . Of the Macon Telegraph, was arrested
VI 1he supposition that he was about 10
Ss1s, SsIss The State linewithS the intention Of
inSsaiTlns iSa duel with Col. Howell, editor Of Of
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nu,nors or5 Hrcuk Ia the Iron s,rurr,e. rel,

IsnMors Of Ercnk Ia the Iron Struggle.
Pl11sBuRGI, Pa, July 5.-In the absence
OF everything like new Developments in
the iron fight the usual number OF rumors
are in circulation today. "You can BET
that one Of the largest establishments in
this district will be running under the new
scale next week." said IN iron-worker to
the reporter this morning. When asked
his reasons for making the assertion be
continued: "rhe principal member Of
one OF the Oldest Pittsburgh firms was
heard 10 remark the other day. that he did
not like to be the first ono to sign the scale,
but he liad orders (which must be got oul
and therefore his mill could not stand
niuc!, longer without great loss. When
that firm Signs the rest will soon follow
The hopeful striker when asked the name
Of the firm, mentioned one who operates n
large mill on the, South side, aud addi.
tional ones in other: parts 1.-THE district.
The same story seems 10 have been snrcud
on the South Side, for. the iron.workers in
That locality this morning, appeared 10 be
quite sansuine OF an carly break in the
manufacturers line, and It is expected 10
occur on tlmt side oil thGriver. II 5iissy,f tisy I. 81
Secretary Martin this morning said Tint
hc understood that tho men Mt Scolttlale
are moving for unionism, and he expected
TO soon receive II request for organization
in that quarter. :. President Jnlrett Inns
gone to lls home at Shuron for briei
period OF rest. ,.u.7 Z. 4. 8, /
Tho other side Of the difficulty report
nothing new in the situation and merely
rciterate the intention 10 hold ont until tLe
demands for an advance are withdrawn.
a well known iron man in talking over
the middle this morning said: IL recoc.
nise the good sound SENSE Of the Amalya.
mated Association us n body and am 10
confident that they will soon see the mis-.
take they have made in the present move.
They could now withdraw their demands
without any loss Of disniiy or harm to the
cordial relations which have existed he.
tween tho manufacturers and that associa.
tion; but II the struggle is continued long
in the face OF circumstances which plainly
slow the men to be wrong, the result can.
not bp predicted" )" 5fJ r s:y;Ss'sz s,e3
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lnE Cincinnati Enquirer advocates Robt.
I M Eaton, Esq, OF St Clairsvillc, rs the
:, t'aaocratic nominee for Secretary OF State
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Tic Crisis IN Erypt-The situation
StrAtncd-Prpnnriu riu,. fnr MAR

AHc eFisis IN Esypf-Thc SftuRtIon
strnincd-Preparius for War.
3 LONDON, July 5.-In the Commons,
Dixie, Under Foreign Secretary, stated
that further instructions had been sent 10
Admiral Seymour in regard to armament
OF forts at Alexandria, which would meet
any contingency. Notices have been sent
from the war Office to Of towns in the
kingdom, including some in Ireland, Or
dering the military authorities to. prepare
for the immediate calling out Of the re.
serves. II is believed that the summons
will be issued before the end of the week.
Twenty thousand arms have been dis.
tsibuted 10 various military centres to be
in readiness for arming the persons. Tie
distribution Of 10000 more has been or.
dered. LIS.
Private kilograms from Egypt state that
the situation is so strained that n collision
is unavoidable. Admiral Seymour's eau.
tion to the Governor was relative 10 the
rumored intention to block the cntrauce
Of the harbor by sinking ships laden with
stone. Admiral Seymour notified the
Governor that he would regard any sucl,
attempt as m net Of open hostility. Mean
while the Egyptians are dispatclins large
stores and ammunition to the forts on thc
coast. S-ss
.fa BEcoMISG WORSE THAN EVER.
RoNE, July 5.-The Pope in an allocu.
ton Mt the consistory Monday said the
position OF the church in Italy was be-
coming worse than ever. s:g ..{ y NJ =. !.
The government, he declared, was rpilty
oil bad faith in refusing exeuuantures to
twenty Bishops he had nominated. =,
The daily Neus foresl,adowing English
armed intervention in Egypt, says: II
such action is necessary it would be
penny wise 10 count the cost, which the
Nems estimates from four TO four and half
million pounds sterling. $780,,
lllLISDALE CREW.
LONDON, July 5.-Thc Hillsdnle crew are
entered for the race for senior fours at the
MARROW regatta, Only two local crews,
CooklIam and NARROW arc entered against
them. The couHe is about n mile long
The race will be rowed down stream =
IRISH MURDERS.
DuuLIS, July 5.--Four men Of the labor.
ing class were lodged in Kilmainham OF,
suspicion OF connection with the murders
in Dublin. l7E ~ -
THE ToMls OF THE cZAlls.
ST PErERspuRG, July 5.-Dr. Weimar,
sentenced to exile in Siberia, is still in thu,
fortress st. Peter and Paul. The authori.
ties show much anxiety as 10 the safety Of
the ground underneath the fortress md
Cathedral OF St. Peter aud Paul, in which
prn tim 1,s sDf T.. -
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ArTltE WRECK.
Ths Search for HohicS-Twcive Rcc0v
cred NO IHr-Sccncs nj the Bont.

tn" Search for B0aicS-Twciye RccOv.
cred NO IHr-Sccncs nj the Bont.
A reporter Of the ISrELLIGEScER was sent
to the scene Of tho disaster yesterday, ar.
irving there about go o'clock. lie found
the banks Of the river lined on both sides
with NIL sorts Of people, some from idle
curiosity, others ready to lend helping
hand, and still others looking anxiously
for missing friends and relatives. 1t was
estimated that ut least 1000 persons were
present In the river were about thirty
skitls, some ferrying passengers for 10 cents
a head, others busily engaged in dragging
the river with graphing hooks which they
had constructed during the morning.
Among the latter was Mr.. Geo. B. Craw.
ford Of Wellsburg, correspondent Of this
paper, TO whom we are under obligations.
CONDITION or THE noAT.
We first took view Of the sunken boat.
which rests in about nine feet OF water, ,(the
river having fallen about four feet since
the disaster,) the bow being about 200 feet
from the Ohio shore, the boat laying di.
ngonally with the river, which, OF course.
throws her stern out toward the channel.
Entering the cabin We found about eight
inches OF water OH the floor in the centre,
but the bow and stern were now clear.
Here was found Mr.. William Milholland, of
Wcllsville, Ohio, a member OF tho band
under whose auspices the excursion was
given, and who was the manager OF it. lie
had remained at his post the entire night
looking after the interests and safety Of the
passengers, being still at work collecting
umbrellas, parasols, lunch. baskets and
whatever could be found belonging 10 the
passengers Of the i'll fated boat, and to
whom We are under obligations for much
pertaining to the excursion. i, ) Re;
lie informed the writer that tho boat
took about 200 passengers from Fast Liver
pool, thence proceeded down TO Wellsville,
where about 250 had tickets who were per.
mitted TO come on board, many others
wishing 10 20 also, but they would not al
low them. Several OF the East Liverpool
excursionists got of ind received their
money back, fearing to 60 with such
crowd on board G Some tickets Ind been
sold at Yellow Creek, but the boat did not
stop for them on account OF the large
number then on board. Mr.. NIilholand
estimates the whole number on board at
not less than .l50 persons. lie bad the
management OF the party, general over
sight OF tho refreshments, &r On the
lower deck, Immediately after, the boilers,
was the refreshment stand, from which was
sold lemonade and eatables. No liquor
was allowed on board; yet it is possible that
at Moundsyille some obtained liquor in
bottles. Still :; NJ NJ &. b + 81
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V7lOL]UMEI VOL IXXN.--N, UNiBERB2 .l I d. n

j j =
so No. nd July, aes 272 900 busliols at 81 2.ts
al - closing At q 21Js. August 4 sales I0S Gsj
eusiel, at o. l9tal aJ closing at 81 2C :cpiei0.
Des1 Sles ,a, SI9 w bushels .! closing
aItetw.nl, weak, lost 9alc aud closed stcadyj ~.
sTssii 7s.tass NJ Z sl.si store elevator
!emhcr SiIiss6Jsc, closlng at SCe;s October
As6Ns, clOslng ht Mo: November Z SslsaSSI..tl
ua,., ial5c higher and fairly active: receips IGi.
aeie: white western G,.6sc. Iiay firmly hell AZ II
S,a,oc lions quiet and steady at iiaJGe: SewYofS
sn,e sOassc. Coffee quiet aud arn Sugar films
~, tHHSsd q I'D refining sI MoassSs Gless
enm auli and lower; United OF ic: cride
w. RUsin easier al 81 l2x. Tirpenilne sulil
CT At iya.oc. Fork active. iirm and higher; new
mess " 0oa2, .. BEEF quiet And stead y. Cut
meats scarcc and nominal. IArl strong: primo
sjVt aGa Batter \, dal and unchanged chcese
Now York Money and Stocks.
NEW ioRK, July 6-Money 2a3 per! cent, Primo
mercantile paper 4Isnj per cont Sterling EEx.a
cnsnge bankcr bills steady al 81 rs. demand "a IS
,n, mno,yysksNENTs-Wesk and gcncmlly az per
y. :. 6, ex!ended.-.I Ieh!sh 4 wilkes.-.loos
's vs. =, eonpaaA.-..iislIII y i Lana Gr,,nis:iiss
nt.hS w OI VO......,l IL lU I. SINKING ftnu,. lpOAl
Gontml Pacific nrstS.il6 Texas l,aG land gts... 6s
sfc Ssconds sI3slao. Rio Gmndc dly..
RAILROAD BoSDs-IrregulAr. IS 3 q
siaik iksEcuEirlEs-falrlya active and about stcady,s
y Missouri vSinia eonsci; s
y y:nnssIph yoseph. tra mat. courons
tennessee Gs. new-. bS'fl 'ofFered.
STOCKS : Share speculation opened ilrm with
prices sH per cent higher than Saturdays ciorinE
quotations. ~ the carly trade the market recorded
Al adyancc q 1al per cent in which ohio.l Miss.
,Islphl, Northern faclhc preferred! md SWesiert,
Union wcre tho 'inest plOlrinent. After thIs the;
,w s,snt n, was rather dnllsnd prices fell Almost sicad
rom to7 per cent, New Jersey Central II Rock
slaii Lake shore ind Denver K Rio Grtndc being
pF5nIinent In the downward move. lille Louis.
lille 4 Nashville fell oir ~ per cent 10
me h1al dealings general recovery Of ,sasi ipFr
cent took place, the lstter Louisville & NnsGylet
while Rochester & Pittsburgh showed aii ndrnucS
from one O'Clock Of per cent. The market closed
ilrn but MH2is per cent lower than tho closiIe3
Island cading In the decline, - "
TratlsactIOns Ill 100 Nh arcf Gjt itsf = -
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THE TOMps OF THE czAI,s,

ST PErERsnuRG, July 5.-Dr. Weimar,
sentenced to exile in Siberia, is still in the
fortress st, Peter and Paul. The authori.
ties show much anxiety as 10 the saietv Of
the ground underneath the fortress and
Cathedral OF ST. Peter aud Paul, in which
are the tombs OF the Czars. s.l"i i
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poor wretoles now In Tho water, and Dan
oh, where Is my boy We were going
along 80 nicely and In two or three hours
more would have been all right and the
care would have been or my mind. wis
In tho cabin, boys, seeing tint everything
was kept straight, when heard 4 the
whistle blowing. knew something was
wrong, and, going out on tho guards. l
climed up the jack.post to the hurricane
deck and yelled to Dave 10 back her. He
answered that that was what he was doing,
but It was too late and the crush came"
And here the strong man hid his face md
Bobbed while the men In the cabin also
wiped their eyes. Suddenly speaking agaiu
he said "Am | accused Of carelessness In
anyway" and u decided negotive answer
was given. Capt Thomas declared he
could not 80 home without his boy Dan,
and when tho news came TINT Ills body
was found, the lingering hope that lle
might have reached land safely fled, aud It
was sad sight to witness the fathers
grief. IIc was bound to 20 back. lie was
taken to his home iu Clarington on the
Telegram, accompanied by Cyrus Higgs,
the head engineer. 5''t.--,. -
luz SelleTul OVlulul VI I'LL TlVcF men Is
that Captain Thomas will never recover
from this shock. lie was one Of the most
careful pilots on the river In his day, and
rs captain had no equal. The sympathy
expressed for him was heard on nil sides.
Tuesday evening on the up trip he re-
fused to allow the boat to lund Mt the levee
but took of in yawl all those who desired
to land. The reason for this WIS TINT n
largo number desired to fiji their whisky
TASKS. The Captain kindly but firmly re-
fused 10 allow any on board. II
NOTES. <5E,
The Local Inspectors, Young and Wilson,
arc In no hurry to commence work. They
probably wait for tho arrival of Chief SUI.
perviaing Inspector Fehrenbatch from Ciu-
cinnati. lie will probably arrive to-day.
The Welcome left here about 9 o'clock
with Capt. Booth and working force on
board. The loss is estimated at about
81 600 by prominent steamboat men and is
uninsured. John Sweeney has charge
Of the raising OF the'boat. =.
The John Lomas, with fires out, is laid
up ut the ferry landing at Martins Ferry.
This boat was built especially for n Monon-
gahela pool boat, and was used for that
purpose until purchased by Capt. Ingle.
bright for the Wheeling and Martins Ferry
trade. The Lomas is fast and staunch
little craft.
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ARRIVAL OF THE "wHLco,E."

About 81 o'clock the steamer "Welcome"
arrived in charge Of Capt. C. II. Booth,
President OF the Wheeling and Petersburg
Transportation company, owners Of the
sunken boat, David Kellar, the pilot Of the
unfortunate scioto at the Wheel On
board were John Sweeney, OF this city, n
son OF Capt. Thomas md others. The fur.
niture of the sunken boat, together with
the property OF the unfortunate excursion
lists, was immediately transferred to the
"Welcome," but having to meet our train,
we were obliged to leave for home without
learning when the sunken boat will be
raised. ST., sssI2s.y--t
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IRISH MURDERS.

DUBLIN, July 5.--Four men OF the labor.
ing class were lodged in Kilmainham OF,
suspicion OF connection with the murders
in Dublin. il II = :. t's X. -. 80
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POOR cAIrAIS THOMAS,

~ 2" ~ - ~ 81
y Upon the arrival OF the Abner O'Neal
yesterday morningshe was quickly boarded
by all the river men along the levec, an1.
ious to learn allabont tho horrible disaster
up the river. Capt. o'Seal met the inquir-
les with a sober face, and conveyed the In.
formation that Capt. .Thad Thomas, master
OF the ill.iated steamer, was on board and
in a Distracted state Of mind, one that was
pitible to see. Y No ono was allowed TO visit
his statcroom but his most intimate friends.
One could hardly recognize Capt. Thomas,
he was 50 changed after the horrors Of the
most horrible night. He was almost crazed,
and lay in his bunk, his face hag:
gard; a wild $look in his eyes
and his II hands clasped tightly II over
his forehead as II! afraid his head would
burst: Il An old i friend entered ( his room
and he burst forth ".0h; my God; my
God, John, it was awful. I can see the
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BECOMING WORSE THAN EVER. .

LONDON, July 5.-Thc Hillsdnle crew are
entered for the race for senior fours at the
MARROW regatta, Only two local crews,
Cooklam and NARROW arc entered against
them. The course is about mile long.
Tie race will be rowet down stream ! 20 .
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When the knit goods bill is brought up
in the Senate Mr.. Cameron will endeavor
to have it amended to include hoop iron.
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owes TO the people to show
up all so'caiied public servants Of vour
cailbre and kind, and il you. G. Aims.
ne ever Come up for nfiice again and
we are on the inside of an ink mill
Wen he inst as severe on you as we
nave been In the past, and as you,
nave another opportunity, before your
term Is tut, to take a stand against
the welfare Of The people If Idaho. if
you Introduce any more such Infamous
measures AZ that Snake River Land
and Irrigation hill and Bedrock Flume
'll', the World will So Tor you again.
and in very strong terms.
If you want any first-class work
done in the blacksmith line, call around
at the "Old Standby where John
Cowan, the veteran blacksmith. anc
Jimmy Davis, young and expert me
chanlc, preside at the amviIs. Tie,
do all kinds of work IN the blacksmith,
ing business, and in workman-lik,
manner.
We have made our will, said on
prayers, aud are now prepare. to die
Dunp us tcnderIy in a hole in tn
ground, where the woodprcker drums
the humble bee huns, and tho strad
die bug tImhles around.
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Territory of idaho, J
COUNTY OF BOISE. !

We, The Coun,y Commissioners of
Boise County, acting as a Board Of
Canvassers of Election returns, do
hereby certify that the foregoing is a
correct abstract of the votes cast for
County officers in the several precincts
~ Boise e unity on the It'll day of No
ven,,er, 1882, it being the first Tues
day after the first Monday of said
month Whereupnn, the following
named persons having received the
highest number Of votes for the re-.
spective County and Precinct offices
set opposite their names, they are
hereby declared elected to said Offices.
To wit:
Joseph Travis. !. . Territorial Council:
K. Ii. Robb. ...... Assembly;
Fred. Campbell, 1900"
M. B. Moore, ...... Probate Judge:
John German, Sheriff
Timothy Carroll, Auditor & Recorder:
S. g, Silsby,. :. Treasurer
Alex. Orchard, Assessor & Tax Col.
Ben. T. Davis,
VIM. A. Coughanour,.. J Go. Comrs.
Fl. A. Mattox,
VIM j. Rothwcll, Snpt. Pub. Schools
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WOOD RIVER LETTER.
HALEY, Nov. IA, 1882.

HALEY. Nov. IA, 1882.
ED. WoRLD:-District Court closed
it's labors Oh Saturday the llth inst
a few cases only carried over. To-day
D. G. Gray. Sheriff, started for Buise
with five prisoners for the peni,sntiary
for various offenses. Ral,h johnson
aud Lewis Wpodard for burglary, Eve
years each in Territorial prison; John
Smith, who plead guilty of murder in
second degree, received a sentence of
Is years Pielro Chilovich, for kill
ing his partner, Michael Lnceih, in
Bellevue last August, received a lie
sentence, and tonight Gov. Neil's COM
mutation of Ridgeway to the Peniten-
tlary for life, reached this place.
Politics are nearly done boiling
though defeated candidates are not, as
| learn some Of the citizens to-day
went to Billingsby's to rec if they
could rake up some evidence to annul
or throw out that vote. 1t is a bad
Joke on Hol,. Geo. Ainslie. He did not
get down there soon enough, and when
he did get there (rumor has it) that
he had too much of jacobs best
aboard and upset in the creek and lost
the ballots, so that there were but few
of the untcrrilied had votes to cast
1t is too true for joke. 1t serves him
right, however, since he allowed hlm-
self to be nominated by DISTINGUISHED
Mormons. He, as well as others, will
yet learn that Honesty, even in poll
tics, is the best policy"
This town will be very quiet now
during tins winter, except dances and
other amusements | can't see thai
there will be much business going OF
now until spring opens.
Truly yours, FELlA.
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A GRAND OPENING.-Young man, dc
not stand lounging on the Threshold
of the glorious future while the COM
ing years are big with possibilities
but take off your coat and spit on your
hands, and win the wealth which the
world will yield you. You may moi
be able to write beautiful poem and
die of starvation, but yen can go to
work humbly as porter aud buy .
whisk broom and wear peoples clothes
out with it. and in five years you car
go to Europe in your own special car
As the strawberry said to the box
there is always room at the top
[Bll Nye.