davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1884-11-05

nd slit NAL, utssnde han Furneval att utf0-
ra mordet. Hvad som dref honom att NOR
ds Baird och Mair vet man icke, dock an
tager man, att dessa personer egde hemlig-
heter rorande mordaren, som denne frukta-
de att de skulle yppa.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1884-11-05

GA,TLA PRENUETERANTER som
iinMu oaktadt ALA yanlisn a uppma-
ningar eta irest anmOdas alIvarli-
gen nst lisl d i skiirden arbcrgRd icISc
lhngrc drSia med att insanda rcssti-
ovid.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1884-11-05
ALLMINNA NlHETER.


kst.
Ninbrandon Calumet & Heklagruf
van vid Lake Superior har man slutligen
lyckats slicka.
peoples Bank" Canton, Ills, har
i torsdags install sina betalningar med
100000 skulder.
Kanadas regsring har upphaft f5rbu-
det, r6rande karantan och inf6rsel al lump
fran Msdelhafvets hamnar.
UtfIrselvardet fran New York
uppgick under fora vsckan till $7,778, 600,
mot $6. .483. 900 veckan forut.
FHngelset Edgerton. Wis, nedbrin-
de torsdaas, hvarvid anstaltens ende fange
omkom lAgorna.
Den f6rolyckade Angaren "Maasdam's'
passsgerare och besattning, ankommo fire.
days till New York med BremerAngaren
"Rhein."
Rask aldring. Seth Cook Rath-
bonneville, N. Y. 103 ar gammal, tillrygga.
lade harom dagen II mil till fots pa sex
timmar.
En- asyl for foraldralosa barn af judisk
hsrkomst invigdes f0rliden dag New York.
Inrsttningsn, som kostat $6O0. 900. har plats
for 500 barn.
/ F6renta Staternas Iationalskn'd d
minskades under oktober manad $8.307.
1872. Sedan den 80 junl har skulden min
skats med $32. 800 1878.
i Danmarks vice konsul New York
mn. TIL. Schmidt, har af konungsn at Dan
mark blifvit utnsmd till riddare At Dame.
brogsordsn. II
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1884-11-05

sarslkild duppmarksamhct kommer
under pagaende evaIkampanj att egg
mas de politisks htindelserna. som
skola fulIst6ndigt och palitligt
&tergifvas delta blad.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1884-11-05

s% vid adressf5rsndring uppgifves alltid
"a vSl det postkontor. der tidningen forut
sihemtats, som det postkontor, till hvilkef
laan 0nskar ia tidningen Sind.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1884-11-05

Adressera edra bret: Skaffaren och
Minnesota Stats Tidning s3f E. 7th
Street. St. Paul. Mfnn.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1884-11-05
Pennsylvania:
,tor majorstet for Blaine

Republikenerna vunno Clevelands
wud ! Buffalo.
Blaine valjes staden Buffalo med 1,lOO
rosters ofvsrvigt.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1884-11-05

Fran Chicago selegraferas: "Republika.
nerua segra n wYork med 5000 rosters
majoritet. Antaglist ar att samma parti
har ofyervigt Connecticut och New Jer-
sy".
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1884-11-05
Till prenumeranter.

erhaua MA PRENUMERANTER
observation-disclosures Stats TldnIng
till nsista ass slut for en- I f6rskott
erlagd sumraa NJ
90 g-dDD.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1884-11-05

All remuneration erlagges for
skOtts
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1884-11-05
UTLANDET.

Belgien. Belglska rsgeringen har
m.ddelat pafven att aterupptagandet af de
diplomatiska forbindelserna mellan BeIgisn
och pafvestoien icke kan ske forran efter
kommunalvalen och delta endast hsndelss
regeringen winner en- lysande seger vid
vaien. Den paAige nuntien Rotsili Kon.
stsntinopel har derfor fat telsgra6sk
befallning att uppskjuta sin afresa till
Bryssel.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1884-11-05

Schweiz. Den irrsdentistiska r6rslssn
Schweiz, asyftande kan,onsn Tessins (Tici-
nos) inforlifvande med ItsIien. far val nu
anses afsiutad. sedan italienska regeringen
meddelat schweizska forbundsradet att ita-
iienske konsuln Grecchi Lugano blifvit
afskedad fran sin befattning enlighst med
forbundsi adets framstallning. Konsul Gree
chs kamp for denns del af Italia irredsnta
(det obeiriade) har salunda varit forgafyes.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1884-11-05

Fgypten. Ryktsna ON att Ismail
Psscha mojligen kommer att ateruppssttas
pa Egyptens tron aro icke alldelss ogrun.
dade, skrifves dst fran London. Under slit
besok dersades hade t. d. khediven tsta
6fverlaggnlngar med ministern Dixie roran-
de de egyptiska frAgorna, och till sist torde
de engelska ministrarns komma till den
6fvertygelsen att Ismail Pascha ar den snds
egyptier, som kanner slit land botten och
kan vara stand att regera det med jern.
hand sasom det behofves. - Nubar Paschs,
EEyptens konselIpresident, uppgifves
stampla emot sin herskare forhoppning
att kunna bli vicekonung Exyptsn. II
Meraweh och Bsrber har befolkningen
blifylt mycket best6rt 0fver undsrrSttelsen
ON att en- expedition blifylt utskickad mot
dsssa trakter Atskilliga af invanarns
hafva rsdan gripit It'll Hykten. General
Earle och ofverste Stewart hafva ankommit
till Wady Halfa. General Earle 6iverta-
ger omedelbart befilet derstades. Ofvsrste
Stewart beglfvsr sig gensst till Dongola.
ALT artar siS val for Nilfallens passerands.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1884-11-05

Italien. Den militarkomitee som haft
sig uppdraget att verkstalla dc nyligen af-
slutade profskjutningarna mot pausar /
Spezis | Italien, f6rklarar sitt utlatande
alt sjelfupphallslsedrlften biuder on full
stSndig ongestaltning af Italiens krlgs-
hotta.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1884-11-05

Tyskland. De h6gsta tyska riksmyn-
dighelerna, som bestamma 6fver socialistla-
gems tillsmpning, hafva sett sig tvungna att
upphafva af 6fyerpolismastaren | Berlin
SAINT af bayerska och badenska myndighs.
ter utfardade forbud mot atskilliga demo-
kratiska och socialistiska tryckalster
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1884-11-05

StOrbritannien. Tidningen Times
meddelar att engelska regeringen har for
afsigt att uppratta en- stark poliskar Kap-
kolonien, for att skydda bsfoIkningsn for
frammande infall och bstrygga handelsva-
garne. - Irlandarnes hat mot England
bevisas bland annst af f6ljands betecknande
tilldragelss. Castsirland grsfskapet
Kerry holl kommunalr&dst haromdagen cit
sammantrade hvarvid ordforanden hr Pa
trick Kenny, som tillika Ar ordforande for
Observation-Disclosures pa platsen, hRftigt
klandrades derfor att han tagit vicskonun-
gen sf Irland, lord Spencer, hand vid den.
mes sists bseox Irland. Kommunalradst
bsslot att hr Kenny skall skilias fran sin
befattning. .r..
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1884-11-05

Ryssland. Det vScker Atskilligt upp.
sesnde 1 Ryssland att rattegangen ii odessa
mot den bekante nihilisten Deutsch kom-
mer att f6ras infor oppna d6rrsr. Delta har
icke varIt vanligt pa de senasts aren. Man
synes ocksa afsta fran att atala Deutsch for
medlemskap dst sociaI-revolutionara par.
tiet Han ar endast atalad for mordf0rsok
mot studenten Goronowitsch. pa hvilken
han halt svsfvelsyra ansigtet. Delta var
en- handling af hand af nihilisterna Odes.
ga. hvilka ansago Goronowitsch vara en-
spion. Hr Deutsch har. liksom nihilister-
ma vanligen CORA, afstatt fran ut begagna
bitrade af advokat.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1884-11-05

Frankrike. Franske krigsministern
general CArapenon har gait in pA en- ned
sattning al 20 millioner francs p& militzr-
budgeten. Finansutskottet har derefter
atslutat behsodliugen af militar bud .eten,
Frankrikes budget for 1885 vsntas uppga
till 2,4lo,l ,l7S.8 0 francs, hvarigenom de nu
varsnde s,at,lnkomsierna 5fverskr,dss med
5O.37l 2l0 francs. Ett f6rslsg om att pa
den ordinarie hudgeten uppfora utgifterna
or expeditionen Tonkin har inom fuans.
uiskottet forkas ais med roster mot z.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1884-11-05

Madagascar. Amiral Mot har efter
besattSndst al Rtsaandawe vixen pa NADIA
gaskara kust genast latit borja byggandet af
EFT fastningsysrk. Den sakalaviska befolk-
ningen / trakten har harvid visat den NEST
tillmotssg liver och haller nu pa att
sla sig ned grannskapet af fastst. Besat-
tandet sf Wohemar anses nara forestasnds.
Utan ait forstaga nagra stora, afg6rande
operationer f6rblifva fransmannen pa Ma
dagsskar likval icke overksamma. De
utvalja vigtiga punkter och satta sig fast
der, som ON do ei mer tankte lemna dem.
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Local Matters in the Legislature.

The bill to authorize the Board of Super
visors of Augusta to allow the sheriff $500
for fuel at Jail, has become law, as has
also the bill giving consent of the Stateto
tho acquisition by the Government of the
United States of so much land as may be
necessary for a public building in the city
of Staunton.
On Wednesday of last week. Senator
Koiner was granted four days leave of alb
sence from Saturday last.
House bill providing for the payment of
the old judgment lscaled to $l5,00O) for
work done on the Blue Ridge tunnel in
1856 was taken up and argued by Mr..
Koiner, Mr.. Wickham, and Mr.. Glasgow,
and passed.
The bill was passed authorizing the Board
of Supervisors of Augusta county to make
the owners Of hogs responsible for trespass
in certain cases, as was also the bill for
the release Of the East Augusta Fire In
surance Company from the payment OF
taxes assessed against it for the year 1888.
Certain reports were ordered to be fur
nished to the Supreme Courts at Staunton
and Wytheyille.
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EAST AND WEST LYNNE LAST NIGIIT.
EAST and West Lynne" was presented
at Staub's Opera House last night for the
first time in Knoxville by Guinness 81 All
bey's New York Company. The play diff
fers materially from East Lynne, which
has been presented here number of
times. The new play is longer and follows
more closely the novel as written by Mrs.
Henry Wood. The story is one Of thrill
ing interest and admits of a great variety
of very strong acting. The play in some
respects is an improvement on the old one.
The company sustained its reputation.
Miss Arena Almond in the dual charac-
ter OF Lady Isabel and Madam Vine inter-
preted the character in such manner as
TO leave no doubt of the correctness OF her
idea OF the part and her ability as an emo
tional actress. The Sir Francis Levison of
Mr.. G.. M. Guinness differed from any pre-
sentati0n of that character we have ever
seen. and we believe he has the correct
conception of the part. Tile Archibald
Carlisle of Mr.. Sherry was very good, and
Miss Corney and other characters were
well represented. The closing tableau
was very fine.-Knoruale Tribune, March
9TH.
This company appears at the Opera
House tomorrow mig he eae play
See advertisement.
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SOIREE AT THE WEsLEYAN.-The sol
rec held at the w. F. Institute on FRIDAY
evening last, was one Of the most enter
tanning musicales Of the season. The at
tendance was surprisingly good when the
inclement night, and particularly the un-
deffeot condition, were taken into consid.
Grafton. Almost everybody had ventured
forth with umbrellas and apprehensions
only to find that everybody else had been
guilty Of the like offence, and to be agreea-
bly, amazed at the gathering crowd which
the ushers found difficulty In seating.
The opening piece, an overture styled
"Crown Diamonds was brilliantly exc
cuted by Misses Talbot, Sterling, Ford
and Professor Hoffman. The perform
ances all contributed literally to the enjoy
ment of the hour, but we signalize more
especially the "Grand Concert Waltz" by
Miss Bocca Ford; the trio. Fantasia Scotch
Airs, by Misses Moffett, Wilder, Sprinkle,
Parks, Whaley and Lowe the solo ssParla''
by Miss L. Dixon. and that, too, u Ar.
diti' by Miss G. Lowe; the duett, Grand
Fantasia by Miss Talbot and Prof. Hoff.
man, and the solo by Miss Alice Dice
which WAS snhsti ed fog ~ IRA cef
I i -. N "a -
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Mt. Scion Items.

lRepOrted Tor The VIRGINIAN.1
Horse Market. We noticed all day Satur-
day and Sunday an occasional group of
horses passing toward the monthly horse
market at Harrisonburg, which now seems
to be a permanently established institu-
ton. No obstacle In the shape of flood,
mud, or storm, prevents the horse dealers
from being on hand at that point as
promptly as the Judge of the court himself,
and all native Rockingham men are bound
to be there if not more than two or three
days journey from the place.
Personal. I'VE notice in the list of grad
yates of medicine of the College of Physi-
clans at Baltimore, the name of Harry M.
Rogers, Of Messy Greek, son of the late
A. b. Rogers. No honor could have been
more worthily conferred. He took certifr
icates of proficiency and distinction in
various branches at the University of Vir-
ginia last year.
Land Sales.-Peter Meyers sold to our
indefatigable mail carrier, B. H. Ran
dolph, fifty acres of finely improved land
near Sangersville, last week for thirty-fiye
hundred dollars, nearly equivalent to cash.
The tract Of land near Mt. Scion known as
theMesser Smith tract containing about 257
acres, was also sold last week to Thos
Whalen e Co., on private terms. This
tract is supposed to contain valuable de-
posits of iron ore, sc. ITEMS.
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revolutionary wrongs and outrages, we gladly
welcome an alliance In matters of National
concern that makes freedom and justice possi-
BILE in our State affairs;
That we favor tariff for the protection of
American Industries and American working
men against foreign capital and the pauper
labor of other countries;
That we favor the cause of free popular edu-
cation, and the appropriation of the surplus
revenues of the general Government for THIS
purpose to be properly distributed among the
different States;
That having battled for years to secure the
people of Virginia free and unrestricted sur
renew our best efforts to secure these great Oh
jects in every pa TT of our common country.
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Mr.. Edwin Plott, the untiring and eff
ficient agent of the Gem Organ Co., has
gone home to Washington. N. j., until the
springtime when he will return to this
county. In the meantime Mr.. James M.
Kerr, at Fort Defiance P. o., will act as
his agent and attend to his business in
the Valley. janl7-tf
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CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS. Through
IL dispatch from Baltimore yesterday. we
learn that Conference has returned Rev.
r.. Smltl!son to Staunt0n. Rev. J. II.
Waugh goes to Piedmont; Rev. j. A.
Kerr to Alexandria; Rev. G. L. ID. Collins
to Greenville, and Rev. Torreyson to Fair
field.
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SUFFocATED By COAL CASA distress
ing accident occurred in Rockingham
last Thursday. Mr. Michael Shank, Il
farmer, living four miles south Of Ilar-
Fisonhurg, purchased an anthracite eqils
burning Stove tor la. IN his he'd rMIn', and
not knowing how to regntii. II. titris'i utf
the upper draft and allowed tlle lower one
to be open. Ills wife died from he effect $ Of
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On the 18th March, near Mt. Meridian, by Rev.
A. F.. Laird. Mr.. Charles NJ. ludlow to Miss
| Mary Ida Maston, all of Augusta co.
On the 18th March. at Hebron Church, by Rev
]. " Booker, Mr.. VIM. F. Shuey to Miss Carrie
e. Scott, daughter of the late James A. G. Scott,
of Augusta CO.
On 18th March, near Burkes Mill, by Rev. Geo.
A. Long, Mr.. SamI Helerman, of Rockbridge
CO.. to Miss Mamie s. Byers, of Augusta co.
On 18th March. at Staunton. Mr.. Morris r.
klugh. of Washington co., Iowa, to Miss Lydia
=. Fishburn, daughter of Daniel Fishburn, of
Augusta co.
Or On March 9th, near Mt. Meridian, by Rev
Erederick Kuegele, Mr.. John C.Weast to Miss
Nellie J. Wonderley, all of Augusta co.
At Brldgewater. Rockingham, by Rev. F. G.
haliiley, at A. NJ, March 18th, DR.. G. NJ Nickell
OF Millboro'. to Norma @. Crawford The bride
Is graduate Of the Augusta Female Seminary.
The attendants were Mr.. b. G, Morton and Miss
Maggie Davidson.
At the residence of the BRIDES father, March
4th. 1884, by Rev. l.: C. Miller, Mr.. Chas. p
RnodeS, OF Indiana. and Miss Matte 8. Lincoln, :
of Rockbridge.
In the M. =. Church, South, Lexington. Va,
March 9th, 1854 by Rev. L. c. Miller, George W.
Lexington. -
InWinchester,v Va, on Tuesday evening. March
an, 1884. at the residence of the bride, BY Rev.
d. IA. White, OF the LOudoun Street PresbyterI-
an an Uaurch OF that place A. Hickman, Esq., OF
chester. " ~ -."' u "A"
February 2srd, by Rev. w. E. Hin. Geo. r
Floyd and Virginia F. Fisher. all OF Allegheny
county.
sd March 10TH shn By the same Geo W Ames
kincaid. of Allegheny co.
In Harrisonburg, on March 18th, 1884. by Rev.
a. r FunkhouSer, Mr.. Arious 8. Long and Miss
Hulda A. Gibson, both of Rockingham co.
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DELEGATES TO GENERAL CONFER
ENcE.-At the Annual Conference of the
M. E. Church (col.) held in Lynchhurg,
last week, the following delegates to the
General Conference at Philadelphia in
May next, were elected: Revs. S. G. Grit
Gin, e. w. s. Peck, J. H. Holmes, and lay
men, F. T. Ware, of Staunton, John Henry
Smith, of Baltimore.
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The total bonded debt of the city is
$29s, 500 amount held by the sinking fund
$45, 24S. sS Total value of taxable and nom
taxable real property $2,497, 1858; personal
property, $994, 744, total $4,000.
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BARTH's Clothing Hall has put Oh its
Spring attire and blooms forth like rose
The stock is large and select, embracing
the very latest styles and novelties from
the Eastern markets.
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CIRCUIT CoURTs.-The circuit courts
in this district will be held at the follow
ing times
Augusta May 9Th and November 5th.
Rockbridge: March LIST and September
1st.
Bath; March goth and September goth.
Allegheny March 25th and September
25th.
Rockingham April LIST. October 1st, and
January 9th.
Highland April 9th, and October 9th.
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The Bazaar Glove Fitting Patterns are
attracting great attention at KAYsER.
Shirley e TAYLOR'S. Sole Agents.
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OBERDoRFER. the Clothier, is receiving
his Spring stock, and an elegant stock it
is. Ii you call on him at once you will
have an opportunity of selecting from the
handsomest assortment that has been dis
played in Staunton for many day.
It'd Bits It'd Bits 4 It'd Bits! at
WHEAT 81 EAKLE's.
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pfeqeptlpnls aligned ey the chairInen of meet
therepf. snail be given to each delegate and
alternate 10 said state Convention, and q list OF
delegates anu alternates for each city and
county shall be forwarded by the secretary OF
snch meeftnos 70 farsns ~ ns--ar, r5d Rich
a0Gds w sseEegary nt Gise State Contra Cons
feitiee.
9ns Z. pEEsNpoRF, ChsiFllan.
AAaIEs = DoN Hsg. sscSfiagy.
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THE WRITINGS OF DR.. BAGBY.-In ac-
cordance with the wish of the late DR..
George w. Bagby, the undersigned, who
were appointed his Literary Executors,
will prepare for publication Volume of
Selections from his Writings, to be issued
during the coming summer and to contain
from $50 to 400 pages octave. The price
of the book will he 50, and as it will be
published by subscription, and the edition
will be governed by the number of sub
.scribers, it is desired that those who wish
to secure copies will at once send their
names to either Of the undersigned.
The literary material left by DR.. Bagby
is very large. and if the proposed publica-
tion meets with the favor that it is hoped
for, it will probably be followed by others.
Mrs. GEORGE w. BAGBY,
JAS. MCDONALD.
Richmond, Va.
lid Bits! It'd Bits r.! It'd Bits !. at
WHEAT & EAKLE's.
CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS
ington Conference of the M. E. Church
(col'd) closed in Lynchburg last Monday
The following is the list of appointments
for this district:
Stdau,ton Districts. G. Griffin, pre-
siding elder, Augusta. w. F. Patterson
Gharlestown, w. II. Dunson Frankfort.
to be supplied by A. Hogsett; Harrison
burg, j. D. S. Hall; Hedgesville, ]. II.
Randall Highland. G. D. Nickens; Hills
borough, to be supplied; Jefferson, S. A.
Lewis Lewisbhrg, S. Hammond; Mar
tinsburg, r. S. Smith; Mt. Vernon, John
Jenkins New Market, Daniel Aquilla
Ronceverte, Bosley Boice; Rockingham,
"A. w. Brown Sheperdstown,G G. e. Curry /;
Staunton. J. w. Waters Strasburg, r.
Lane Talcott, M Robinson Union, q. III.
Foreman Whitehall, j. w. Titus; Win
chester, N. M. Carroll; J. A. Holmes,
transferred to the New York Conference
J. FL. Riddick, transferred to the Newark
Conference.
Rev. WV. Foreman goes to Annapolis
Rev. r. A. Reid to Asbury church, Wash
ington Rev. r. Steele to Lynchburg Rev.
l.. r. Diggs to Waynesboro.
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MAEEIEp. ON liz aail IN AriAgeWateT.
nr, Gro. NJ. kipk.il, u Millboro. Bath
county, WAS married 10 Mlss Nora g.
Crawford, Rev Fi;. Bailey officiating.
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Messrs. w. M. Allen & Bro. have the
most select and beautiful assortment of
Easter Cards ever brought to Staunton.
They, are artistic gems.
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CITY TAX ORDINANCE.-At the meet
ing of the Council Tuesday night, the
finance committee submitted the tax ordi-
nance, for the year ending April Soth 1885.
The changes from the last ordinance are
immaterial, with the exception of the
provision in regard to licenses, which has
been made to conform to the new State
law on the subject.
The sum of 81 $50 has been added to the
appropriation for street improvement, ST.
600 of which is TO be used for Matchmaking,
$500 has been appropriated to ths clearing
of Lewis creek and $4,000 for the improve
ment of the Opera House.
The Committee recommended that the
treasurer's salary be increased 5000 per
year, and the clerks $3.50.
The following is the estimate of re-
sources and appropriations:
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DIED.


At Howell, Dakota Territory on the 10th nit.
Mrs. Carrie e. Hamlin, wife of Mr.. w. E. Ham
lin, aged % years.
MRS. Hamlin was q niece of Capt A, J. Butts.
OF this city. and will be kindly remembered by
many friends here, who will be panied to learn
OF her death. -
Near MT. Sidney. March the Sd, 1884, Mary j.
Sneets, OF scarlet fever, daughter Charles H.
and sarah Q. Sh Gets, aged one year and two
months and twensy one days.
II take these little lambs,n said he,
And lay them in my breast
Protection they shall find In me-
In me be ever blest.
Death may the bands of life unloose
But can't dissolve my love,
Millions Of infant souls compose
The family above" A. FRIEND
March 9th, 1884, at his residence, near New
ETectlon, In Rockingham, George Gowl, ESQ .
aged II years. This excellent person had been
processing Christian over 40 years and. an ex-
emplary commitment in the Presbyterian
March 18th, at her residence in Bath CO.. Va
MRS. Mary Jane Glendy, wife of Robert j. Glen.
dy, In the 64th year of her age. In the death of
tnis estimable lady, the poor have lost warm
Irlend-the church at Rocky Springs a valua-
PIE member-her husband q devoted wife, and
her children an affectionate mother.
OF measles. at the residence of its parents in
tnls city, on Friday morning, March I4th VIM
D. son OF j. b. and M. q. COffelt aged Ii years
months and four days.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-03-20

A Missouri paper says that a girl in that
State dislocated her shoulder by kicking at
a cat. She must have struck all of its
nine lives at once? Many people think
they have numerous lives, and let coughs
have their course rather than take DR..
Bulbs Cough Syrup.