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,oI N. rrsmon, ST., Baltimore

sol n. Fremont ST., Baltimore
During the war l was in.
juretl inthe stomach byapicce
OF a shell, and have suffered
fromitever since. Aboutfous
yearsagoit brought paraly-
sis, which kept me in bed six
months, and the best doctors
in the city said ] could not
live. Isufiered fearfullyfrom
indigestion, and for overtwo
years could not cat solid food
and for a large portion Of the
time was unableto retain even
liquid nourishment. ! tried
Brown'sIro Bittersandnow
after taking two bottles ! am
able to get up and go around
and am rapidly improving.
G. DECKER.
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It Is certain that the longer q speech, the
weaker It Is, but not so with cold, the long.
er 1t runs, the worse 1t becomes. A cold. be
Il ever so slight, Is no tribe, II should be
checked In its early stages. DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup Is the Balm OF Gilead" that millions
saw "a divine In It's origin.
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HAIE's Honey OF Horehound and Tar
overpowers the most troublesome cough.
Pixies TOOthaOhe Drops cure In one min.
q ddilela's Sulphur sOsp cures skin diseases.
.NNEaN
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Present stock OF pianos, steinway, Knabt
ChlckeEing, Hallet B Davis, Emerson, Hard
man, Guild, &C., at the very lowest prices
and great reduction for cost. Call early snt
LucAS' Music sroRr,
- 1142 Main Rtreat.
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On Friday evening Miles, Evans, Bryant &
Hoey's tMeteors" will hold the boards al
the Opera House. The 81. Louis Participated
says: "The Meteors Combination presented
anj excellent programme, every feature OF
which was well received. Creditable work is
done. The Combination is strong in talent
and will draw large houses all the week
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MOrEL ARRIVALS.
ST. JAMES HOTEL

P Puyno, Lead Valley sc Ellis, Cincinnati
] r DuEehAEt, Baltimore Z Kelley and vile
II N Taft, Boston \ McMechAn. Cly
j Med ANA, PItAbnrgh ] Henderson, Pittsburgh
IL Thomas, Baltimore VIII Kuhn, charleston
a r McNRlly, Cross Creek = Francis, Newark
A Buchanan, Moundhv'le Goodman. CIy
i WiIheln. Jdty q A Howe, New York
{; ii Eans Baltimore wv Pierce, Philadelphia
l. Ii MIllIkln, Louisville VIC Sly Cleveland
n HOGAN Welkbutg RM shAffer, Baltimore
" q BtIdwin. WAShing'n W Brown, Columbus
" Gregg, Wheeling J W Morse, Poecon
I 3 HappSr. Pittsburgh r A Huewe, New York
" II CIspp, Dayton + A Betx, Cincinnati
NJ MeCSnneIi Cleverd @ X Armstrong, n, iork
D U Jennings, charleston ShoaL, BrAddocE Field
] d HGype brilliant JIM Callins 4 W., ChArls'1
" W RgciGrd BlRlSyi'e RlckAtd, LAtrobe
/, AnShulE, Moundsv'lle 3 Day, Moundsylllo
o McCllntOn. M0unds'lle " g Raymond, City
JNnes City II Wilson, City
1; j Gin, BeilaIre W Robinson, D 4 ORR
JANAUsUIEE COMPANY.
Fred Hight Giles Shine
KOulS BreSen Irving
D0m Connars Qgdes stephens
Harry Hank Freak Davis
WHBaFryi hmmA Wilmot
Anna Locke
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"Greenroom Fun will be presented at the
Opera House Saturday evening next BY Sails
bury's "Troubadors" The "Trou5adors" are
too wellknown in Wheeling 10 need any
words oil commentator, but concerning the
new piece the New York Evening Post says:
Salsbury's "Troubadors" now appear in q
piece written for them. and very well written
100 on the whole, by Mr.. Bronson Howard.
II Is called "Greenroom Fun" and deals In q
light, merry, happy so lucky, extravagant
way with the difficulties which beset alma
teur performers and the endless perplextties
OF professional ACTOR who heroically assumes
the responsibilities OF leading man and stage
director. tits light as bubble, and would
collapse like one II prickled by criticism
test, It would be unjust, as well as futile, to
treat 1t seriously. A prominent feature OF
the performance Is the songs, several OF which
are capitally written. HHre
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In order 10 close out large stocklof
women's, misses and children's hand and
machine seWed shoes will mark them down
and sell them ct lower prices than ever
ll3S Main Htrest,
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WASHINGTON, D. c., January 22-1 a. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather, westerly winds, becoming variable,
stationary or higher temperature and pres.
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AMprR colored and invisible Celluloid Eye
Glasses have attained great popularity with
the ladies. For sale by all leading jewellers
and opticians, NwE4w
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IupaEs ANn CANYAssERs

Named by the Mayor for Thursdays
Election.
Mayor Egerter has named the gentlemen
who will act as Judges OF election, and can
vassers OF the votes cast, in the various
wards at the municipal election on next
Thursday. They are as follows:
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CTooKHoLDERs' MEETING.

The annual IN citing OF the Stakeholder nj N.
Citizens hallway Company will be held nj u.s.
ottice Of the American INSURANCE. COMPANY in M
2oClOck ~ for tho eiCctiol Of i've Dir CtofE ~
the transaction Of such other business a. MAY Nm.
before them.
jal8 80 VAN r HALL. SPCrnta-y
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BROWNS IRON BlTTERs Is
a complete and sure remedy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Malaria,
Weakness and all diseases requir-
Ing a true, reliable, non-alcohoIis
tonic, II enriches The blood, gives
new life TO the muscles and tone
c Tho nerves,
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AMUSEMENT MATTERS.
Janauscheck-shs sAcademy-coming
Attractions.

AttrncttOuB.
Janauscheck will commence two nights
Engagement at the Opera House this evening
playing "Mary Stuart" this evening: and
marie Antoinnette" tomorrow evening
Seats are on sale ut Wilson & Banners mu
sic store, and are going rapidly.
.Janauschek and her company arrived in
the city last evening.
ron Saturday afternoon Messrs Shay &
Thackeray, lessees Of Charlie Shay's Acade'
my, gave q free matinee for ladies. The
house was crowded with the fair sex, and II
was worth the price Of admission 70 the
sterner sex to witness the enjoyment OF theii
more fortunate sisters. This evening weeks
engagement OF drama will commence.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

N 0','
The annual meeting OF the Stockholders Of m.
SteadmAn Gulch Mining aud Milling Conf am vii
b. held at the Office Of the Company, IN Whtelint
W. Va. on the 2ith day Of January, 1855 Hl2p ~
for the election Of seven IA Directors, aud iof ~
transaction Of such other business as may IL IN.
sented. Wv
delS 8 r WELLS. EeCrriary.
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WANTED.
GENERAL NorloRs.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
All persons indebted 10 the firm Of Csru,b,,
English, No 10 Twelfth street, arr REQUESTED ~.
and settle, and all parties having claims ss,Ss
said firm, notified 70 present them for seitlsmt.S
..,. J. D. EIsoS.
jG20 Assignee Of Carnahaa & EnRili,b
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FATAL coAsTISG ACCIDENT.

A very distressing affair which resulted in
the loss OF one lie and nearly two Others,
occurred 10 Greene county, Pa, on Sunday
last. Two young ladies named Misses Mary
MtJoy and Helmick, together with Mr.. Will
Conwell, were enjoying themselves upon the
ice. The young ladies were riding on hand
sled drawn by Mr.. Conwell, and In their
transit 10 and fro upon the treacherous sur
face they passed over an air hole. 1t gave
way without. warning and all three were
plunged into the swift icy current, as thea
hole was near the middle OF the river, Miss
Dorcas Helmick was on on the fore part OF
the sled and Miss MtJoy on the rear when
the ice broke. Miss MtJoy spraug forward
over Miss Helmick forcing her under, and
threw her arms around Conwell's neck, who
chung to the unbroken ice to keep himself
and Miss MtJOy from liking. Miss Hell
mick sank beneath the ice and passed under.
In the meantimeIthe alarm had been raised,
and Thomas Flenniken pulled Miss MtJoy
and ConweH out, and then looked after the
body OF Miss Helmick. She was discovered
under the Ice and floating down with the
current. Mr.. Flonniken broke hole
just below and she hoated down to 1t, whore
be took her out Here, 1t seems that II the
proper attention or manipulation had been
given to the lady she might have been re-
stored to consciousness, for her body was yet
warm, and she sighed once, emitting froth
from her Dostrils and lips. But the excite
ment was so great that no effort was made to
revive her. Miss Helmick was an orphan
girl, eighteen or twenty years OF age Mr.,
Conwell was her reputed lover.
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Fins. ward-JOhn Robinson, John o'Neill,
: second ward-Dr. T. H. Logan, Dr.. 7. b.
Camden, John McGarrell.
Third Ward-GeorEe Hannah, Geo. Baird,
Fourth WaFd-Amb.ose stoer, VIM. Mo
Laugblin, W. N. Botsford.
Fifth Ward-Iouis staat, VIM. Richard
son, John w. Barton.
sixth ward-J. D. Stanton, VIM. Manion,
Seven Seventh y wsFa-N. B. Iuksns, Theo. Rol.
Ter, Thos. E. Beans.
Eighth Wald-John Brown, ST., Leander,
L. Mix, William Grade.
These gentlemen are requested 70 meet Of
the City Building Wednesday evening ut
clock, to DO sworn In, The judges and
canyaSsers choose their own clerks,
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CTOCKHOLDERS' MEETING

-
The annual meeting Of the Stakeholder n, IL.
Franklin Insurance Company OF Wheeling VIM
hold at the office Of the Company OIL Monday IT,
Iiary 10Th, from two until TOUR O'Clock \. ius ~
purpose Of clecdng Directors. aud tGnSSc,i iss
other business.
iaIg TP. PIIIrrp,
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EVANSVILLE, Isp., January 2l,-River Is
feet sCAnt; weather clear; thermometer 1s0
above. Departed - Droullard, Nashville,
Rainbow, Dexter Cairo. No other arrivals
or departures except transfer packets. The
river Is full Of heavy floating leo. The Hop.
klnl turned back and tuteIed the Tennessee
river,
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JupGEs.

First wsrd-Jacob Kindlsberger, John
Kline, @. Roedenbaugh.
Second ward-deorEe K. Wheat, George
Arkls, F. Sturgeon.
Third Ward-Robert Simpson, R. J.
smythe, W. J. W. Cowden.
Fourth ward-Peter Ferrel, William Har-
yey, William Ramp
Filth Ward-Thomas Stanley, B. wilkey,
7. @. Moffat.
Travis, John q. Moore.
Seventh Ward-w. A. Uthman, R. H.
Gillespie, James r. Cowden.
Eighth Ward-Wm. G. Handlan, II. shaier,
Thomas McCready. 0H.
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RELIAIRE.

bkLhAiHE,
Frank Osborne, OF Wellsville, was in towI
Saturday.
A number OF q, 4 O, railroad officials were
in town Saturday,
Mr.. ]. +. nausheFty, Of Iowa, Is visiting
Mr.. VIII Dauaheriy, bis brother.
Mrs. James Wilson, of Wheeling Island,
was visiting relatives here Saturday.
Miss Allie Poorman entertained number
Of friends at her home Friday evening.
Ed. Mccormick is of In tho South and
West IN theInteTest OF Maring, Hart & Co
Atthe First Methodist church yesterday,
there were communion services In the fore
noon.
MI. viii Tappan left Saturday afternoon or
his frat trip in the interest o! the Belmont
glass house.
Frank Stewart, al the home Of the child
that died OF scarlet fever, Is down with TIT
same disease.
The ferry boat retired below the bridge
Saturday 10 wait for the ice to pass, anC
Benwood is again cut of from thig side,
Somehow the only difference between mos
OF our crossings and the rest OF the street
these muddy days, Is that on the crossing
the mud Is not bottomless.
The new and enlarged stack for the newly
reorganized Lantern Globe company's work.
Is now nearly completed, In spite OF the de
lays caused by cold weather.
A genuine case Of smallpox Is In Rellaire
at the house where James Sherry lived. The
house Is tagged and every precaution wal
taken ut once Saturday evening on the dis
covery Of the nature OF the disease.
The meetings at the South BelIaire NJ. E
Church that have now been continued night
" for two weeks have been attended by great
numbers, many being turned away some
evenings, unable 10 get inside the church,
DIR. Taylor, OF Cincinnati. who has been
here number Of times and excited atten
ton by his oratory, preached at the Second NJ
z. church, on Belmont street, yesterday
Rev. Henderson, OF Belpre, also preached, Il
being quarterly Meeting.
At the First Presbyterian Church yester
day, Rev. John HGttery assisted the pastor
Rev, j. K. McEAllip, In administering the
eacrament OF the Lords Supper. There were
SIX accessions to the church from other
churches and eight persons Joined on PROBES
sion OF their faith. There was one baptism.
The new directors OF the Union Window
Glass Company have organized by the cleo
tion Of the following; Thos. WOtherald
President; Herman Roenler, Vice President,
and @, G. RELY. Secretary. The report OF the
condition OF the company had already been
made when the late stock.liyideud OF twenty
per cent and cash dividend Of eight per cent
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E70R SALE Ar A BARGAIN.

R'Vh SALE AT a BAKIAIN.
Eight hundred and twenty.one acres Of finely
tim6ered land, about five mlIes southeast oil EnI
ton 2. H., W. Va, on the wHtess Of tho III RIrf
The land Is underlAId with coal aud the timber can
be toated down Elk River 10 market AlSO 6,GeJ
acres OF tmbered land In Perry county, TCnn4see
". v. HoGk y BRO,
oc7 1900 Markei SirccL
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PITTSBURGH, January 2l,-The towboat ].
n. Phillips, while on her way dow the Ohio
river, to assist the steamer ]. \. Higley,
which was III lup in dangerous hasbor.
was struck by cake OF ite this evening and
sunk, The officers and crew escaped
, 1883-09-29
Tae Journalists ai Dayton.

At $50 Saturday afternoon tha special
I,urnAiizts's train lefs this city for Dayton.
On h,arG, from ;ii- city, ere tks following
press Representatives AID invited guests
fr.rl Walia Wa!ia: Captain ? B johnson,
c. the Union Frank Boyd, Of the Eotch-
uaQ. and Fraak H. Cray, oi tae STATES
MAN ; D-. Jorsenasn, Register Of the Land
Otfco f. Il. Morrison aa3 family, Mn.
Whitman and Ho;i1u Parker. The tram
consisted OF tVs Pullman slecpers and i
magnificent dinidg car. Soon after leaving
this city the ,urnslists from the eas; be-
csfas much interested IN the method Of rais-
ing arl lucrative retgrGs Of the wheat IN
dos.ri.s cf this valley, ami Mr. Ho!lou
P,lker. being 2 lcc- s-iai farmer on large
scale. vas literally drawn uIou 6y the cor.
re.pondeuts for facts and figures regarding
the sell. It's IradCe,irsnes-. cost and profits
o. raising srsiR. etc. Prescott wss
uassed as also wa W.it>SurS, without Gn7
demonstration on tie part OF the citizens.
owips 10 III. fact thss they Uese no,
aware that the Distinguished party Tere
on lhe rad.
Uoan reaching Dayton there was large
delegation OF e!,izans, beaded by members
of the Couna!l. win csEF'sg's IN waiting,
and after informal IT. aau..ion the entire
marry were invited to DIVE shout the city
Aside from tie isct that tie iust was IN
bsarstle he drive vas hisaly enjoyable ard
The visitors were !rGi in their pra;-e Of tae
! bssa,iinl little city. Alter writ Of t+C
hcurs al returned 20 the cars. and 4 att!.
sf..r SIX the coainct5r gave tie sigasi Al
sbrsrd = aad Dsy;on vzs soou LEFT lar BE-
nial Srpr.r Wa Announced a. beine
ready in tie Palace Dining car about !. snd
! wc sat down 70 as f:Ge zssRa as was eyei
| served IN the 6ues. hotel In TIE land. Il
seemed stage 70 st placiiiv dispoz;Es OF
sp.irg chicken and dry wines, gong At tee
speed Of 20 miles pr hoar, with az much
comfort az Il easing II dibins rom- L
was lsughable to tee the depizens o; Pres
cot. s.sre and comment as they gaz Z
thrau.h The sia5o~s int the brilliantly
ii1h.sd palace cer Hhen tie guest were q
table. Tie sight gas noSel one 10 r'os
cf .f..r.. and sosD- Il the oonrnenss ~er'
| qsr:s lsrshab;e- At O'Clock we srrSef
/ home, and sitter mach hsod-shakIng wer'
assured by cur yis.ors that Naiia Naii'
would long I've Remembered by them for he
generous hospitality and courteous treat
neu.. i l,rsr bundle OF STAIEssASs hand
ID aboard tie cars were eagerly sought 70
! ald perusei ~ith interest Inc tran
p.ssed through Tsliu!a Junction at 9 o'c,ocI
Or ro5ts for home over the Northern
, 1883-09-29
y heaf on Hand.

"S.vsrai hundred tons Oi whea: aFf
stacked az B,ae Mos2t-n awaiting 'h'p-
ment. Cars are very scarce and Nc pros
pecIs Of more beng pat On soon. Many
farmers IN this vicinity are holding :heir
ahe.t, waiting until the railroad lis built to
this place. TINS Is good idea. SIS it val
save a great deai OF hauling over bad roais,
and if the road IS .,us tirough IS quicsly as
expected, their wheat vii! be shipped &c
soon, if not sooner, taan by HsDl.n- 20 Bus
Mountain. This from the umsti'la Ex
aginsr o! CsntervLle Oar friend Mitchell
mistakes ONLY oD tie aaoEns Ct wheat a.
3 ae Moantair-.hrTe he,ng nearly "a
oasani tons stacael there at the present
ssisiog, IL is unfortunate that our i4ranfrs
arr hoIaing on 50 firmly. bGs very fortunate
that We can trace tae stTiDsency OF our
rnoney ma-ke. 10 tbs sane cause When
our farmers "les &C.," then sii oar hanks
DO the came. and cur merchants VIII glad
den rs with a smile
, 1883-09-29
ASoTaER FIRE.
frary Rroshers' MIN ssrned-Loss s5,ese
and no Insurance.

Last evening about four O'Clock. Aibsrt
ffary, Of the firm Of f-sry Bios, owning q
saw mil In the mountains southeast OF town,
noticed that the woods, which had been on
IRE for several days past. were assuming a
brighter aspect About ten o'clock tie
wind raised il the southeast. blowing the
ire down the guleh towards the mil. All
hands turned cot and workei with Il will TO
save property bu. IN few morents the
dry tree'tops which strexed the ground
caught fire, tie heat by this time beiag IN
tense, in few more moments catching ths
buildings. The horses and wagons. saws
aud some tools were taken 70 place q SAFE
~, and almost instantly the buildings we're
swallowed up in the fsmes and dis-l lpearsd.
Brands OF FIRE few 800 yards at tines. 4
new barn jus, filed with hay, good story
and half residence, serera. outhouses, ana
nearly all the lumber sawed this summer
were swept away Not board vas left in
the yard The loss IL esTims,esi at shout
$1,000 upon whica there ls no irsu-ance.
Fully $500 worth OF lumber WIS IN the
yard, bat il All went Frsry Bros. have the
sympathy Of msny ffien5s 10 their loss, as i
falls hard upon them. Tley we're jrstgst-
ting thIngs in Coalition to make money
and cot only lisa ttsir r'Orq.y. bat tssir
entire summers orR- pastoa ChyoRicie
, 1883-09-29
Good for Walla WaiIa.

The celebrated Journalistic excurAion
. party have comu and gone. and we wager
tLey viii experience glow q enthusiasm
every time their memory reserts 10 waila
waIla. And II shonid be 20, for right
royalty oid our city entertain them dur.
ing their hr;ri stay bo;h offiCielly and by
public spirited private citizens And IN
doing 40 cur city has exercised rare good
Judgment. AS ono Of the ei,cakers stated
last night these twenty five msn are IN
communion With pussibi, ht'y mi'.ion, cf
people, and never again viii Walls Wslla
valley hsre sueA grand opportunity of
placing her wonderful r,sources before
the people Of the world. 0ne Of the ger-
;lemen xs he noticed ,',s eyiaeness ot
thrift, weaith and enterprise fr',m the
carriage window. r,n,srse3 that Wsls
Walls reminded him strong.y OF SestIie
The latter place is ~tiely koo~n f.r its
enterprise, AID We can cousii.r the eou.-
parison complln:sn; of high degree
Each and every "nr who sp"su last
evening sApressrd mitch wonder at oar
vast shest zelda and the unlimited pro-
due.iyrrs-s pf the snii, si,hou, rain, 81
veil as our assured prospect. of btlns
,he sekn" ~iedeed metz, p,li- Of the great
Inland Enplr-. "e shan ss- uo;binx
by having gained ,he-r gentlemen COED
cpinir;is, and sooner or later Se shall
realizs the results OF their Writings And
Ii is en!nen,ly pruper tina, We theuid
, 1883-09-29

The freIsht business of the n. p. Co.
with its brancn,s and associa,e companies,
directed by Superintendent Muir. will bc
distributed a. follows
Freight business east Of H,Ieus, J. II.
Hannsiord. Aseistne. Sup, r;ntendept ef
Freight Traffic. st. Paul. Nun; freight
bus'nsss west Of HeleUs. A. L. Stokes, As.
s.s' ant Superintendent # Traffic, Portland.
Oregon 2 s--bssT iusn So cat Of Helena.
Gas. S. Free. Assistant Superintendent Of
Passenger Traffic. St. Paul. Minn.; pssseu.
ger business west Of Hui,Ds, T. p. Rogers,
General Passenger Department. Porsisnd.
Oregon all ticket business. G. X. Barnes.
General Ticket Agent. St Paul, Minn.;
baggage busines,, ". H. Lowe, General
Baggage Agent, st. Paul, Ainn.: Martin
Winch, Assi-san. Baggage A.eut. Portland.
Oregon.
The Kootenai Railroad is Surveying ia
lire On the Koctenai riyer, AID will begin
grading IS soon as the Canadian Pacific can
transport their rails and supplies. Their
expenditures this seasou will amount 20 over
100000.
The Northern Pscific has 100, 0OO pounds
Of car wheels spd 900 Of rails at Da-
iuth which viii be used on the Oregon part
Of the Northern Pacif, road. Heretofore
all this material has been shipped sround BY
water. Nov it goes scross the aoatinsnt-
, 1883-09-29

iienss Of Pe-ssssl and General Interest
Gathered Threush the week.
tEsn q. pezy Of ss.rrdsyl

FirvH ne Daiiy Of SatsTdss9
C.B. Hesssy has been placed under sSes
bonds TO keep the peace
snlsirs new Opsrs Hurse Is nearly enclesed,
and Is las: nearing completion
Charley Resserer has gone on short hufi-
ness "trip % Waitsburg and Dayton
Ben Alea. for years Connected with the G..
T. K L. of California, is now employed IN the
freight department Of the o. +. i j. 20. IL
Scatsle.
Engineer Nike Carey hero cf the ''l1nc
armed fireman" story. was in this city -yesteE-
day Mike il one of the best runners On the
O. Z. & \. road.
Judging from, TIE preparations ths. are be-
ing male, the concert 20 be given st the Opera
House by cur musical young ladies, viii he >
grand affair.
The special train thst came in over the Blue
mountain road with the j,Grna ists Consisted
Of che PullGl n coach Tn ir regular speciai,
consisting oftwo Pullman s'eepers, a dining and
kitchen car, arrived late in the afternoon from:
Hallula junction.
ts one Of the Journalists csrrisSe was plss-
ing Under the arch O. Main street last even
ia-, prominent editor on seeing the immense
plies Of wheat, exclaimed: OH thars the
foundstion that would make prosperous any
county; a foundation of wheat"
Dsly InteT-Nountdia,. ,.Butte, NJ T. Sept
l2 Frank J P5rkrr editor of the WsHia
Waiia STATE>xlS, Is visiting Butte, in TIE
eEdsay0r ts'nps.. tlSde relations between our
merchants and those Of his section. 4 truly
useful eutsrFlrise