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Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-06-15
THE RAILWAY SYSTEM.
pRoJEcTEp NET WORK.

The only railroad at present entering Bis.
mark is the Northern Pacific, but it will not be
many months before all the Northwestern
trunk lines will extend their roads to the new
Territorial capital The Chicago, Milwaukee
4 St Paui's track now stops at
Eileudale, and the Northwestern at
Aberdeen. Neither place is very
distant from Bismarck, and both companies
will in all probability soon commence work
upon their respective extensions The Mil
waukeei & st Paul has already expressed its
intention of doing 80, and the Northwestern
has all along been decided upon
entering the capital il it was located
anywhere near either its main or branch lines
Tho Manitoba has at present no road running
in the direction of Bismarck, but should the
importance of the city demand it, may be
trusted to get there. Tie Manitoba crosses the
Northern Pacific at Wshpeton aud Fargo, The
forty three miles OF road which the Manitoba
graded out from Wahpeton was transferred to
the Northern Pacific in the recent large trade
made between these roads. The Northern Pacific
has ironed this strip, and intend continuing it
either to Lisbon or to La Moure, At either
place it will reach the Fargo & Southwestern
branch, which. as stated, will be continued on
into the capital. With the completion of these
extensions and new roads, Bismarck will be
given rail communication with the whole coun-
try, and lay claim to being the railway, as we'll
as the commercial. center of the Territory.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-06-15

The late Louis c. Hammersly, OF Now
.Yerk. loft . $5l0oo. 600 estase.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-06-15

awakening People here generally hope that
the Milwaukee & st. Paul and the Northwestern
wilt extend their lines TO Bismarck this season
and share the carrying trade OF that section
with the Northern Pacific. Had the commis
sion located the capital south tEey could have
had it all their own way, and the Northern Pa.
citic and other lines would have been forced Is
come to them.
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iRELLAIRE.


ana FeraOnHu.
Squire ]. J. Powell Is home after a trip tc
various IVES ,etn point. ~" F."
@. N. Allen, OF the Bellaire Democrat, al
tended the Columbus reunion. as q veteran
Of, the Mexican war. pa" . J.
Mr. Aldridge; now OF Pittsburgh, will move
to Bellaire, having taken a place at the
Itna Glass Works. ag-A n dtFT II
Rev. J. X. McKallip will preach tomorrow
his last sermon at the First Presbyterian
church for q month. '
The Baltimore & Ohio"passenger platform,
connecting with Cleveland & Pittsburgh
trains has been rebuilt
James Kelly, Of the First National Bank, Is
home from u hunting and fishing expedition
in the mountains Of West Virginia. ~
The driving Of piles for the p, w & Ky. Is
slow work now, where the bankis composed
OF cinders from the Benwood nail works, the
accumulation OF years.
Thomas Lee, OF the Baltimore &ohio shops,
and Miss Lizzie Brand we're married ThurS-
day night, by Rav A. W. Butts, at the home
OF the BRIDES father, in tne Second ward.
Capt. W. q. Titles house was entered by q
burglar Thursday light. He was at the Col-
umbuS reunion, but his wife frightened the
burglars ont before they had made much OF
q "hRul." b.
Cows are running at large contrary TO ordi-
nance and doing considerable damage. There
10 no poaud for them aid 1t is not unlikely
that the owners or the city will have 10 pay
damages lii some cases.
AZ. B. Barnhill has now thirty two hands
employed at his boiler works and In various
mills where he Is doing work. Anothe- large
contract he hiss just aided 70 those on hand
is the fitting out of the Bellaire steel plaHt.
The'line laid out through town by the. pre-
liminary survey for the B. & O. tracks to
Bridgeport follows the G. & p. line pretty
closely, going between 1t and the nail works.
1t DIVORCES across the bottom at Cummings
snd back at Meriz's, where 1t goes between
the G, & P. and the house. i esl
The A. NJ. L. camp meeting at Bethel,
which begins mex Saturday, will have one
Of the best arranged grounds In the county.
There are four or five good springs, and a
boarding tent 80 iees long will be putaup
next week. Quite q number OF tents are now
ready anda large building for the preachers
forms the rear Of the platform. A number
ofthe most popular minittets wi be present,
fairgrounds are near The B., z. &C. rail-
road. Excursion tickets will be sold and on
Sunday four trains will run, the last one
returning after the evening service.
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nENriOs.
Newsa and Gossip In Reference 10 Various
~ People. rsta

News me Gossip In Reference 10 Various
30 People. r
Mr.. A. ]. Adams, Of the pcstoflce, Ia con.
fined TO his residence by illness.
Miss Gertie BOUCHER, Of North Market
street, is visiting friends In Claysyille, Pa.
Mr.. r. NJ. Gileland, OF South Wheeling,
leaves fer Allegheny City to-aayou business.
Misses Carrie Brues aud Laura Lukens, o!
the Garden Spot, are tie guests OF Misses
Annie ahd Mary Reynolds, OF steubenville.
GoyernorJ. B. Jackson returned yesterday
from Patkarsburg, where he has been resting
from the cares OF office for two or three
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs:s. L. Todd, Of Cleveland, O.,
are guests OF Dr. j. Hupp's iaaiily. Mr..
Todd is = brother Of DR.. J. M. Todd, oil
Bridgeport.
snpt. Jno. M Birch has decided not to &C.
cept The position, offered him by the Normal
School Regents as principal OF the Fsirmonl
school. He believes he can accomplish more
In his present position. He was strongly
urged by the people OF Fairmont. and Staie
sup'k Butcher ID accept the place. The
| Wett FirgiHidn says: ut Is 10 be regretted
that Prof. Birch did not accept the position.
He Is a fine scholar, u first.class educator, q
thorough gentleman, and just such a man at
eur school needed stits head. We hope thai
the Regents, II they see proper 10 make an.
other appointment, will give us q scholar
equal In ability 70 Prof. Birch.n I,4,
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ANOTHER CREMATION
.oOr Ar LIrrLE WASHINGTON, "a.
Ciusilaati Han. Remain. i.els.raat.d-Asei
dent at B.atOod-Mr. Pslbsd,,a CouadluOS.
gsllIlr,, 81. CiAtt.tllis and nartla,s F,rry
StW.' Notes, .ad some Other tilst.

.|Utta. a mNN a.a n. .H|N HNHN.. 80 HH
Another cremation took place at Little
Washington yesterday morning In the cello.
brated LIE Moyne furnace. The body Gre.
mated was that Of CHARLES Msinniugef, Rr., Of
Cincinnati. His remains passed through
tits city yesterday morning accompanied by
friends. They went out on the Hsmpield.
The fires were lighted on Thursday morning
and when the corpte arrived tho rctort wa
In readiness 10 receive the remains. on
reaching the ctetlat0ry exercises were held
In German, by5Rey.aE. voss,f OF Cincinnati,
formerly VI Whobling, and Rev. B.
Slarcke, Of nj thIsrs city. Immediate.
liz after these services /, MessrS. John Il.
Dye and Elliott Sssburn, who eonductedithG
CtCmGIon, wrapped the alum sheet about
the body, when 1t waS slid into the rstofs
The corpse vas accompanied By the ReveI-
end gentlemen referred to. and Albert Meiu.
ninger, a son, and julius Geyar, d son.in.!aW.
both druggists OF Cincinnati, with one cr
two other IentlemeuJ y ~
The lAceaSed was about. 65iyeats OF age
aud died Of tQfteniDgnoft tbs brain, having
been an invalid for nearly four yelrsg Mr.,
Al. was sone Of the German pioneer; he
came ID ! is county oitg;aye years ago. sa
81" - .H... H|.- ....
welisbusy people arc divided In theiropir-
ion OF the Salvation Army. Some OF them
believe In 1t and Others think II y nuisance.
The Randolph Enterprise says, Beverly is
tptbs the happy recti liant Of q visit from one
otthe most prominent Presidential asplrarts,
Mcdonald, Of Indiana, has written to ger.
tlemsn OF this Village, s,ghitying his inten-
ton Of paying An, extsnded visit tosthisSec-
ton dufipg the summer. .i yaltf ~ VI
Mr.. D. o. Feather. of Wiley, writes to the
Preston county Journal TO know what
is wrong witni5 his cattle and
ttose OF bis neighbors. Some are noticed to
become bloated. The blsating lasts for n
day or two, and then goes down, but returns
alter b day or two. During the period the
cattle ars very restless, and Eeem to suffer
pain. He has thought It was owing To the
using OF too much sgit- In wet weather. Mr..
Feather wants some one to 'exptainth cause
Of this. aW.I g'T-E ET ." -
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ATLANTIC CRY, MI, July 27.--Thifty'
six Italian boot bootblacks were arrested
here and ordered to. change their vocation
They were arrested under a special law o.
the Legislature, enacting that no child un'
der the age OF IS shall black boots, solicit
aid, play musical instruments, or become
m~endicants, etc. These boys, whose age
range from 5 to II years, pay q yearly y
cense Of five dollars each. The city is ill.
ed with Italians under tho control OF pa
drones, who compel them TO bring IN
daily stipulated sum or receive O. severe
punishment Twenty were lodged In 9
room in one house: W
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GALVESTON, July 97.-Details Of the
storm on Wednesday night in the out
skirts Of Fort Worth show IL, was dis
astrous all throughout the Southwest.
Three men were injured perhaps fatally,
three buildings blown from their founda'
tions, three unfinished structures blown
down, a number Of sheds and outhouses
demolished; also q couple OF residencei
and one warehouse more or less damaged,
A windmill was loppled over and tent in
use at a temporary hospital was carried
away, leaving the patients at the mercy oil
the-elements for,some little time. e45 ID
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RIVER sEws.

Steamboat ,squlbs and Misceiianeous
L.eyee Gos,ip.
The Belle Prince and Monitor passed up
with empties.
Local Inspector, Capt. Thomas Wilson re.
turned Yesterday from q trip down the river.
The big electric light steamer Ohio, passed
down at o'clock Yesterday morning with 0
rousing trip.
The Ark, Coal Valley, !. W. Gould, Joseph
Walton aud Nellie Walton passed down with
good sized lows OF coal.
The river. continued to rise slowly yester.
day aud was rising at dusk, at which time
the marks indicated . depth OF Z feet II
inches In the channel,
The Chesapeake will make Q short electric
light trial trip this evening. 4 number OIL
invitations have been Issued and . select
party will be on board.
The question that Is now agitatiug Ii,
steamboatmen Is, will. the Board OF Publ.
Works put In new and reliable gauge marks
while 1t Il, repairing the leyee.
The Buckeye State leikSt. Louis On Tues
day for Pltlburgh, with 200 tons OF freieht
land so passengers and engagement, Of 20t
tons more on the lower. Ohio.
The old Chesapeake has gone 10 the shore a
Snnfsh, and Will DO repainted, when brush
ed up twill ent n The Wheeling and Mariet
Ia tradeon the Dlurnal's day. With the
frank Stein funniug against the Courier thI
fan will continue.
The st. Lawrence will leave here to.mor
row eyenig 81 8 o'clock for Cincinnati. sht
is fast and commodious, and commanded By
popular gentlemen, Freight should be or
hand this evening. On her up trip the St
Lawrence lost several hours owing 10 fog
yet showed through 10 good shape and wa
mere yesterday at GA. ". LT,GAAr -
The 81 lawrente arrived at eG NJ. anc
passed on at 5 O'Clock for Pittsburgh. sht
had an elegant trip while her manifest wa
not as large as It might have been, her cabit
was full Of passengers. This far, she bat
registered nearly $50 passengers, includin,
several little excuts on parties. Every oni
was hRYing a good time.
Provided there 10 no log, the new Chesa
peake will leave at 1 o'clock tomorrow
morning for her future home, Galllp0lis, ar
irving there Sunday afternoon. II Tiers 4
fog she will leave al o o rs It lifts. Arriy,
ing at 6aliipolis her furniture, mattresses
carpets, ETC., will beput on board aud shs
will Start into her trade. A. y Sweeney 4
Son, ofjthis city the builders Of this magnif
lc.nt boat, have every reason to be proud 0!
her. A insr vessel 10 not to be found on
the Upper Ohio. Her owners, the Chesar
peake Packet Company, are more than pleas,
ed with the work. ~
MoRaASTowN, ", Va, Ju'y27.-Riyet4 feet
1 Inch and falling; weather cloudy; thermo'
meter S6o,
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Mira. Belle Lynch is visiting friends on the
hill. ,oIi ~
John Hall leaves for the West to-day, on a
business trip.
Misses Kate and Alice Anderson are at
Z~anesv!lle on-a visit
H. a. Mcclure returned from Youurs.
town, Ohio, yesterday.
The Standard mill was off yesterday on
account Of a defective tlue.
Mr.. William Hawley left for Sharon, Pa,
yesterday, for q two weeks visit.
MI. Haldeman, OF Wheeling, has lust An,
ishei the iron rocRng on the Iaughlinlmills
X Mrs. John Lewis Is still suffering from q
sun stroke received about Two waeks since
The Little Anna will run late Saturday
and Sunday evenings to accommodate thost
desiring 70 attend, camp meeting.
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M -sa ma Rarsain.
in walking shoes and slippers a.

D1sFIGuRNG HUAoRs, HumiIiating Erup.
lions Itching TortuFeF, ecfoiula, salt RheHm, and
Infahtle HunnorS cured by the CuticurA Remedies.
CuT1cuRA RES0LyRNT, the new blood pudner,
cleantes tho blood and perSplndon OF Impurities
and poisono1s elements, and thus removes the
cause. tiJgtgFfllUi
curicuRA, the great SKIN Cure, instantly Gllays
itching and Inflammation, clears the skin aud
Sc,lp, heals Ulcers AND Sores, and restores The
Halt i7l
CpficUsI soAP. an exquistYa kin Beautaefan and
ToiletReQuiAte, prepared from Cuticufa, Is india.
psnSAble In treAllDg akin Diseases, Baby HumofS
GREASY Skin. ~
CU1iCrRA RENEutEs are absolutely pure and the
only blood purifiers aud Ikin beAuriAen.
1tw1uld require this entire paper to do justice To
q detcfipton Of The cures performed by the CUT
cum ikesolyent internally, and and CutIcnFA
Cuttctrl Soap externally. EcIernA Of the palms Of
the hands and Of the ends oil, the hngeri, very din.
cult, toltreat and usually Considered inGuTAble;
small patches Of tettorand salt rheum on the ears,
moss and ildeS Of The face; icald heads with los Of
hair without number; heads covered with dan
drum and Scaly Iernptions. especially. Of children
and Infants, many Of which dnce birth had been a
mass Of EcAbs; itching, burning and Rcaly torturef
that bAfled even relief from ordinary remedies,
so0lhedtaDd healed Al by magic; psoriasis, lesroSy.
and otherttiehliut iotns o Itfn dlscASes, Bcroiu.
lous ulcers, old SORES. aud dtschArRing wounds,
each and allof which hSvs been speedily, pernlR.
nentty and economically cured by the tutIcura
Remedies when physicians, hospitals and all other
sworn tssiTaoniais IN our possession. "
Sold ey0Fywhete Rliees Cutlc1ra, 80 cents
ReSolycnt. y. Soap, % cents, POTTER DRHG
AMI IHEAtiCAL CO., Boston, Nae, III
nt-Stnd for SHOW 10 Cure Ekln DiReAIof,h G cts
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|RDHJsBuRGH, CINCINNATI 4 81
LoGlssEstLwAY-tAHnAE RtUTE
8@A.a.ss4.g szg
Tame table rgGst ana West corrected 10 JVSI
lgJ, 1888.
Trains leave Panhandle Station. foot Of cy.p,b
etiestrrer Public Landing, a. follows:
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Horstio NJ. Peabody, who shot himfelttn
Thursday, u resting much easier, and his
condition Is somewhat improved. 1t Is
thought now that he has q possible chance Of
recovery. i5a0uf.
The remains of Anthony Tunney will be
inferred. on Sunday in the Catholic grave.
yard at Wheeling. The knights OF Labor
Media meeting Lat night TO make the pects-
sary arrangements for the funeral. They will
turn out In full regalia. 5ai
James Gerry and Thoas Warner had q mar.
row estape from being severely injured yes
terday. They were working. in d quarry,
taking out stone, and while thus engaged d
lot OF loose stone and dirt fell down from
above, striking Mr.. Warner OF, the head, cut.
ting a severe gash. Mr.. Gerry was struck
upon the knee by u large stone, b~ruising Il
considerably. ~
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+ Mcttenberger, Ey. Jour O CLARK, Boston
W W King. il, City Il Horktimer
7 BA1eet, n Lbursh = Dixon. Mlngo Junc,'n
T. johnson. Wheeling Moore, City
4 Baldwin A lady, Ohio WBFerruson 4 ], Penn'a
Ysttausie, Philadelphia G H Haker Latrobe
J G Henry, Built Creek W Jones New York
|A1indaleSt, VlnceunSe FLeMoyne, Washington
VS. George, East Liyefpl Al Fl sher, MnrlySYille
J J Fl,nnigAn. City r Snyder, BntIalo
ASFteemAn. ClaIkSbug SIP Dukehard. Baltimore
J u Hhlilgt TIonesto w Heffer, CAptina
MTsj yOGhier a C., BArs'le III Curtis Weil.buR
Cd Adams, City CFMorttMeF b, Ne,b'g
A M%cgAddpn, tity l51ea q leMoyne, Washington
@ Nanderford. Utica Emma MOOc, Proctor
Alice Moore, Proctor Della Gimes, Mest Uninn
] D West, Taylor s Creek II A Lake, Tayior's Geek
J W Ailes, New fotk NIL CT, B&oRR :
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DE. CHuRcH
LOCKING for a rNslsr, but very Hard

Looking for a Pastor, bat very Hard 10
81 s!'En HH Please, .-.
Correspondence Qtthe ~Iaid4gaea.
sTEuDxSvILLE, Ono, July 27.-"Looktng
fol o PASTOR" remarked a gentleman to-day
who is a member OF the Second Presbyterian
Church OF this city.
T"Why, what's the trouble?7 Inquired the
FISrELLioENCER man, thinking that an Item OF
news was terminating In the braib-pin OF
the MISUNDERSTANDING Of the McLane
Church.
EWell, you sac we are having considerable
trouble In securing a pastor for our church,
sinceRey. DR.. MoLaue, author OF The Gross
Ia the Light OF To-day was dismissed from
the t~resbytsrian denomination" q
There Is . general impression abroad that
the membership OF the dIgnifed ecclesiaStical
body known as the Presbyterian clergy is
full Of able men In good ministerial Standing;
Is II not so?"
with our church Is 10 secure q man suited 10
four people. There are a great mary mem
bsIs who hold 10 the belief that the McLane
doctrine as published Is the correct theory,
and they ara rather inclined 10 be liberal IN
their views Us 10 the teachir S Of the church.
Several ministers hav applied, but all have
petu q lectea. our peoPlo nave ueeh 5tun9
Ing theology for the past few month";,
and can no longer be classified
Us the Lords silly people, They don't pro
pose to be yicttmizsd by clerical adventures
whose only credentials are . glib tonge and a
FsanctimDnIous face, who make great pfelen-
.tIons 10 orthodoxy, and yet know but little.
Our people want u man who Is not afraid 70
read the McLane book and preach the gospel
|ihthe light OF to-day, We are liberal 10 our
views; yet we are PfesbyteriansL Yet lust such
Pres 5yterians as are 10 be found In ever
church of the denomination where the mem
betship do their own thinking aud advance
with the theological Light Of the age
"Willa min st'r be selected from the steu.
benville Presbyterian Presbytery?
..No; n,Yer. Our church could not reco: (.
nize a member Of that body. They have not
FORGOTTEN the treatment received by DR.. Nc
Lane at their handA. There Is q bitter feeling
In toe church against the members OF thst
automatically speaking, what Is the condi-
ton OF ypur church ~
"No church In the denomination isin bel
ter shape. II 10 not only strong In member
ship, but free from debt with . large sinking
What has become OF Rev. DR.. McLane?'
N HE Is spending the summer with his,
family In tSe,East.T When-h he returns VI
peet 70 have him preach for Us or two
FSabbaths.'' -r-SesH =
"How can. hepresch inyopr church when
he has been disuikSedgh ti Y
swell he was dismissed; but he united
With the Congregational church OF this city,
and by that denomination Is licensed! 10
preach. We can invite hint 70 occupy our
fehies III. .a,, -, II an,.r emma M and In.
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The Brilliant Glass Company, 81 al, Deiendahts
The state OF Ohio, 9%Gterton County, Common
b. Pisusnt 10 an order i.laed ont 81 The Court 81
Common Pies Of Jefferson County Ohio. and 10
Us directed, we viii on rApSph the 18th Gay oil
August, A.6b., 1sSSs all O'Clock u. MY o the prem.
iSCs, offer for Sale 81 Publ "A udtiUu' the following
descftbedTWemises,to -wtt f. Situate In the cOunty
q Jefferson aad: sta!e q ohio and beink part q
NO. !, aud Ranse1. B~eglnnilg for the same at a
locust stake tiAulipg on the etAt line Of the Cleye-
landla Pittsburgh RAILROAD fright OF way 80 feet
cast Of the ccntFe OF taid railroad track, and from
which the 81 uthwett corner Of Dow nerE dwelling
bear north 45' ,RGt . pjruhcs and l6, links; run
Mug thence south 4ls west 800 Itet with the ent
line Of said railroad appropriation to q stake;
THENCE south AZ asst 140. ieGI 70 h stake; thence
north AZ cast $40 feet 10 q stake, and the Co north
~ west l40 ieet 10 The pace Of beginning, COR
tsining $500 Of an hcfe, deserving and excepting
the underlying coal. TO Chr with tie factory and
buildings thereon and Hli The kotIefs, euGnes, fui
nacGA mOulds aud other machinery and tools con-
nectod with or used for working sid Factory.
AnhFAiEnn At 4 .H| @@Ha y
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WeIlsbnrr.

Mr.. W. ]. Apologize is conyalescing.
Drilling at Georges gas well is progressing
tayorably.
Miss FuItoD, Of PITTSBURGH, is the guest Of
Miss Ella George.
Mr.. ]. H. Rose and wife, Of Allegheny,
with their daughter, Carrie, and sons, Han.
SON; Hartley and George are visiting friends
here.
A Pittsburgh company have purchased
grounds in Midway, Just adjoining Wells,
burg on the north, for the purpose Of erect
ing . glass works for the manufacture OF
tableware, &c. ggl Bf ID.
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ITOR SALE

SFSok sAL E51 ssiIaGgHIiat ln,id
"A valuable Farm .ofi2so atrss for sale, stu
aled on Fork Ridge, Marshall county. w. Va,
3 smiles from B, & ., B. j. station Is miiei
from Wheeling, on d good road alIih grass
and in q high ytatefo CIVILIZATIONS one-hali
NIL IF from ssI school S =SSnysni ss TO 70 n f-1i. % %Slj
Satered. Is Be sotd Il ons aaet orin par.
Gals. For further Particular call on or I'D
t..IL,L PETER CR0W,ti
Glen Easton, Marshall Cos ". Va.
H Mention this paRIf. H)ilispl Na2b.riw
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New Goods

AT John Roemsrs arless than auction prices.
MusliOs, sheetings, Calicces, Flannels, Diess
Goods, Catpsts, OF Cloths, Window Blinds,
Wall Papers. Cheaper than ever, but only
for cash. Nos 20l9 and 202I Main street.
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LADY "R0BBED,RNah
Daring Work OF Thieves on the Island
Last Evening. 81 ~ BstuHi9'

Ahhh httHhnksI 81 tafVN'
at an early hour last evening Ma William
Hamilton, wife OF the well known machinist,
was returning to her home on South Broad
way from ayisit TO 4 friend, when hs yhe
passed the corner OF Virginia landlsouth
York streets, she was approached by two
rouRh.Iookipg men, one Of whom snatuhed q
amail hand Sa,chel she carried Thereon
tents OF the satchel, consisting of money and
jewelIy, were valuable and Mfs.2fHam-
llton fought Tor 1t yaliantly, holding
10 the satchel until CAhN vas pulled
into the middle of The Street ,apd die
handle was broken loose. The man with the
satchel then ran Of, with his companion,
one going toward the suspension bridge and
crossing It, and the other taking an oppoaite
direction. ..ssfnf .Aasnn si5
ted In the city for q long time. One or two
similar operations have taken place on the
Island, the unlrtquented Bireetsth favor;
Ing the success oflthe thieves deaigns. Mrs.
Hamilton's pluck last evening nearly toiled
the robbers, however. She did not recognize
either o tthe men. MI, i