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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-17
1NpusrRIAL pEvELopMENT.
A Relative of the Father of His Country
Endorses the wheeling Convention,

A Relative of the Father Of His Country
EndorseS tho wheeling Convention,
The people of Jefferson county will hold
a meeting on the 18th inst. to select dele
gates to the Wheeling State Boom Con-
yention. Accompanying the call pub
lished in the Jefferson county papers is
the following letter, which Is ofiuterest to
the people Of other sections Of the State:
FsIlop Citizens Of JCgersoa County:
Looking especially to the industrial de:
velopment Of this section Of the State, and
TO our county OF Jefferson In particular,
will It not be- well for ug, at once, TO 70.
gDond to the invitation OF the Chamber Of
Commerce Of the City Of Wheeling and
send delegates TO the Industrial Conyen'
tion To assemble there on the 10Th Of Feb
ruAry, OF which there Is notice elsewhere
| in this paper. l suggest, therefore, that
the farmers and other business men Of
each neighborhood In this county as
sembIe at their respective businesB centred
and select delegates who will attend the
Wheeling Convention.
The New South" is the theme OF the
industrial journals Of this country and
Europe to-day. but the attention OF capital
IL called thro' them exclusively to those
sections whose people have the wisdom
and energy to properly set forth their OWE
peculiar local advantages. To this objeC
each citizen should contribute his share O.
the tima and money necessary to insure
sucCess. 1t takes both time and money
but not much from any one Individual i
the whole community enters, aa 1t should
into the spirit OF the movement. It Is IN
vain TO complain Of hard times; there Il
no miraculous deiiverance from 1t, anC
the only way to get rid Of hard times Is tC
use intelligent methods to make timeE
better.
There is no part OF the "Nsw South
richer in agricultural resources than Jet
fsraon county, but these resources will
never be utilized in local manufactures
which are neCaRsary in order to retain the
wealth they are capable Of producing, I'M
lees the people Of Jefferson move, with in
telligsnt organised effort, to bring about
such q result.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pany has announced round trip tickets, al
reduced rates, to this convention and may
be induced to do even better, az this con
vention will no douot stimulate business
that will bring thousands OF dollars in
freights to their road.
Let US call a meeting Of the citizens Of
Charlestown and neighborhood, to meet
at the Court House this week to send dele
gates to tho Wheeling convention, and to
organize a permanent Local Development
Association. Respectfully,
B. O. WASHINGTON.
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chance to make profit out Of my iron OF
wool that Pennsylvania and Ohio en-
loved until both were rich and powerful;
whether / shall be eternRlly oveHridden
With revenue officers and their pay be
taxed ont Of the general public, and no re-
lief allowed; whether shall make cotton
at eight cents pound, because no other
paying crop 10 in my resch-and because
oil about me are so poor that they could
neither buy corn, hay or fodder, after l
made 1t by the hardest toil-ior no axiom
Is truer than that full pocket makes good!
prices-and poverty depriyeg q man Of
buying either wool OF iron goods, II he has
nothing to buy with, no matter how much
he may need them. In the last Enalysi1,
free trade means poverty, long.continued
and hopeless.
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This remedy Is becoming 80 well known
and 60 popular as to need no special men.
don. Allwho have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song OF prsise.-A purer
medicine does not exist and 1t Is Guaran.
teed to do all that Is claimed. Electric
Bittera will cure all diseases Of the Liver
and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boils,
Salt Rheum and other affections caused by
impure blood.-Will drive Malaria from
the system and prevent as well as euro all
MalSriae fevers,-For cure Of Headache,
Constipation and Indigestion try Electric
Bitters.-Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or
money refunded.-PriCe so cts. and 81 90
per bottle st Logan & Co.'s Drug Store.
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FOR SALE.

No. % and No. 26 Twentieth street. with ground
west Of said houses running 70 alley, on the pro-
posed line Of the Wheeling 4 Ht6burgh Junction
Railroad.
81 Acre Farm, eight roomod house, new barn,
30 by 60 feet: good orchard Of apples pears plums
and peaches, TWO acres strawberries, four acres
raspbenies, i've acres grapes two miles cast oil
city.
street. formerly graveyard.
No ~ Kentucky street, toOmed house with
natural gas; ground rs by lSO feet. Can now DO
bought for s, 800.
No 2224 ChGpline street: ground Ss feet 'front.'
Building ate corncring on Virginia and South
York streets; 5000,
No. 50 Fourteenth street, rooms, stable aud
WAsh'room, ground 30 feet front,
No. l88 and 100 Eighteenth street, Double Brick
ground q half lot; price, ,600
No. NO Market street, large desirable resi-
dence. Ground 9 full lot, fronting Go feet on Mar
ket street,
Building or manufacturing site north side Of
Nineteenth street, cast Of Woods street, SIC va
Lot south Of House No. 2sQ2 EOa street.
No, 100 Twelfth street; ground 4 full lot
JAMES a. HENRY,
ROal Estate Agent, o. 8. Pension and Claim At.
LoEney, Collector and Notary Public. ielS
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WANTED.
4 GENTS WANTED to Canvass for Ad.

A GENTS WANTED to Canvass for Ad.
"A vertISIng Patronage, A small amount o.
work done with tact and intelligence may produce
4 considerable income. Agents earn several nun
dFed dollRn In commissions in single season Anu
incur no personal responsibility. Enquire At too
nearest newspaper office and learn thh' ouH Is the
best known and best equipped Establishment JOY
placing advertisements In newspapers and CONVEX
Ing TO advertisers tho information which they 10
QuIre in order TO make their Investments Wisely
and probably. Men Of good address, or womea'
Il well informed and practical, may obtain nn'nC,.
Ity to solicit advertising patronage for u.s. Appg
by letter TO GEO. p. RowILL a Co., Newspaper AZ,
vortlSing Bureau, 10 Bpruoe street, New York anu
full particulars will b. sent BY return mail
teI'hWRAW
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PeRceable People.

NeV York Epoch.
Sab, George" she said, as they were
Atrolling through Woodlawn Cemetery,
Sunday afternoon, "how quiet and resttul
1t all seems to be-"
eyes, DEAR" replied George, who lives
in boarding house, 1.-THE occupants here
get on very nicely together"
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HARr-on wednesday, February Is, 1883, at 4
o'clock r. ", ALlCE Z. HART, aged Il years. .
months and . days.
Funeral from The residence Of her mother, Mrs.
Mary Hart, No. 2U7 Main street, this tFridAy)
afternoon at O'Clock. Friends Of the family
Inritah Intnrment Al paninEnln CamaterY.
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A Desirable Residence on south Penn street
rooms with all modern Improvements. Lot 7S1l30
Price reasonable.
Modern Z Roomed House, q South York street.
heap.
Good Roomcd Brick House. corner Wood aud
Thirty eighth Streets Pay ~ an Investment
A Splendid Farm near NJ Pleasant Ohio, eight
miles from Wheeling.
Seven ROomed House on North Front street; IOI
G0xI0o.
Six Roomed House on North York street
Building Lots.
Dwelling Houses and Store Rooms for Font from
G. o. SMITH,
In n,r-.,. ,..,,, ,oon U,tp NJ
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ALTHOUGH many remedies are pushed
into the market by spicy advertisements
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup takes the lead
and druggists sell moro than ever before.
Price only IS cent?,
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AUCTION sA1Es.
BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.
NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

The Eagle Bulldog Association Is now receiving
subscriptions for stock and will organize March
II, aud dues will DO payable March 81. Shares,
$50; the full amount advanced 10. borrowers.
stock can be had at any time ut the RtnR InSur.
Ance office: on Tuesday evenings at the Economy
signed.
Thomas Prince, D. G. Morgan, VIM. Hastings,
N. !. Finley, N ech1lE Theo. K0bCr, G q. Flac.
Gus: II. r. EolIe Louis Hartong, George Otto, Geo.
PekAri. John Corcoran, DR.. John L. Dlcfey, ". J.
BelllDgre, W: Il. Travis VIM. 7. Otto, Il. r. Beh-
rens, Jr., 81. L. EtEler, Vim. Goring, Il. A. Chew,
N. J. OWenE, W. J. Quinn. p. b, D0bbins, @.
Flaccus, ]. W. Callahan, W. Il. RlnehAIt, J. N.
Hamilton, sr,, A. r. Ulrich, W. J, W. CoWden.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FITS'-All Fits stopped free BY Dr. Kline'I Great
Nerve RCStorcr. No Fits After nrEt days usO. Mar.
vOouS cures, TreatSO and q % trial bottle free 70
FltcUeI, Send 70 Dr. Kline, OSl Arch 3d., Phla, Pa,
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scrofuls, Bronchitis, and General Debility
will try ScoTT's EMULSION OF Cod Liver OIL
with Hypophosphites, they will find i'm.
mediate relief and permanent benefit.
The Medical Profession universally de.
clare 1t remedy OF the greatest value and
very palatable. Read II have used
sCott'g Emulsion in several cases OF Scroll
ula and Debility in Children. Results
most gratifying. My little patients take 1t
with pleasure."-W. A. HUBERT, NJ. D.,
Salisbury, Ill. MwFGw
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On Friday, March 8, the Prince and
Princess Of Wales will give ball ct Mari.
borough house in celebration Of their sill.
yer wedding. It ia expected that Princess
Beatrice and most Of the royal family will
akFand
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE R. r.
trains on tho Wheeling 4 Kim Grove Railroad viii
run a follows:
Leave Wheeling:
$50 m, 800 . N, 4 N, II 100 N, 80 m, 100
p N, o:2O m, 7;0Op m, S:00pm.
Arrive at Wheeling Park:
500 N, 7:sS m. S;S0 N. ll:sS m, 2:O6 p N,
Leave wheeling Park:
6:l0a m, 7:tS m, 1000 m, 1880 N, 2:SO D N,
A:2O N, 6lO p N, 500 p m, 1000 p N.
Arrive at Wheeling:
6:tS q m. sac m, l0:sS m, l:O6 p N, sos D m,
ass N, 6:GS m, S:SS p nj, 1880 N.
suNDAYs-LeaEe the city At s:Qoa n, and run
every hour until 300 N. Leave Wheeling PRYf
at 800 m, and run every hour until 10 n, n
oept the church train, which viii leave The I'M
At 9:G N, and city Gt lis p N.
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DRUGGIST.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IA TRAINS-on and after Nov. %, 1sS7-E1Lk-
NATION OF REymIHoS Nj eKB. SDlily. tSunday
excepted. MONDAY exc epted. saturday OK.
OanInd IgundRy 0nlV = ,altar HtandR RI tin1as
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GOOD INVESTMENT,

81, 1000 will buy two.Etory Brick, rooms A.
most new, and well built.
81, 200 only for tWottOTy Brick, store room NlH
70theE rooms: full lot; no. $3.50 ChApllne't y;
81 800 for 0 tWo-Story Brick. stOfe'room Anu
other rooms, Bouth Wheeling ,, A.
o., GOO for a tWo'Etory Brick, rooms; 2jl3 MAJ
ielI " g, A. sCHAEFRR K CO., Ageng
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WHAT TWENTY-FIVE GENTS
w WILL BUY.
0 Pounds Turkish Punes.
3 Pounds BoneleN Goldfish.
Fat HRckerel.
Dozen Fine Herring.
Dozen Smoked ROGteFR.
Hamburger BlcklIngs, at
+. HANAURR'5, 1896 Market st.
Ny stock Of Groceries suitable for Lenten Season
70 complete. Iel7.TTb4s
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NOTICE
We are selling out our entire stock OF goods at
cost. Persons desiring to purchase Drugs, Toilet
Articles, Brushes, Stationery Fishing Tackle, Oils,
Paints etc., will save money by calling at once on
LAUGHLIE BROS DRUG CO.,
1908 Main 81, Wheeling, ". Va,
All OF our Fixtures below cost. tel6
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BollAire d ZAneSyilie Through PASSENGER leaves
BelRirO ct $50 =, M, arrives At BOGire Al D. n,
Wo0dEaeld Passenger leaves BallAlTO At i;S .,
NJ, arrives ct BellAiFe at $40 q. N.
Bummerh6ld Accommodation leaves BellAIre a
20 p, m, arrives At BellAire at l0:I5 Z. m.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, Par
isIi of LafOurche.
Succession Of Joseph p. DantiA.
No. 1913, F'yobatcs.

Pursuant to an Greer and decree Of the
above court and in obedience to u commits
sion to NE directed in the above ent tied aud
numbered succession, | will offer for salt at
public auction. pursuant 70 law, to the last
and highest bidder, OH the premises situated
j., the parisl, of LatoMrci,e, gu the right bank
of bayou Laiourche. ut about three mllee be
low the town OF Thibodaux. on
SAL UEDAY, MAY 5. 1883.
between the hours oi II o'clock IL. M. and !
o'clock y. H., the following described proper
ty, belonsin. to the said succession, tu-wit
Second Community-A certain tract of Ianl
situated in this parish, o.: the right bank Of
bayou Latourche. at about three miles below
The town Of Thibodaux. measuring one arpent
front by forty arpents III lie til. bounded
above by lands OF the late Felix Berg-run
ant; below y lands of Joseph +. Dantin.
Together with all the hu l,lings and I'M
p,, v, ments there on, TWO eo~s. one calf. two
horses. fifty barrels corn. about four barrels
roual, rice, the old buggy and harness, one
cart, cart saddle and brltcLing, two plows,
one hoe. shovel spade, one bureau. two rock
ing chairs, ono extension table and one safe.
Terms and Conditions of Sale-C;.sh on the
spot in L. 5. treasury Notes to pay debts.
THEOPHILE TUlBUDAUX,
Sheriff
March 81. 1888.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court. Par
ish OF Lafourclhe.
EMde L. M0rrGNt ct ais. rs. .lIrs
HtaOn Erarfste .N0yrant. -
No. o344.

Pursuant to an order and decree Of the
above court and III obedience to a commits
sion to me directed in the above entitled and
numbered suit. | will offer for sale at
pnblic auction. pursuant to law. to the last
a:dahi2h@st bidder, at the courthouse in the
town Of Thibodanx. on
SATURDAY, APRIL, 81. 1888,
between the hours of II o'clock II. M. and 4
DC. elk p. NJ, the following described proper
ty. to-wit:
!. 4 certain tract of land situated in the
parish of l.atourehe G. on the light hankof
bayou I.afourclir. at about five miles above
the t"wn of Thihodaux, measuring three ar.
penis more or less front on bayou L.afourche
by forty arpents III depth. bounded above by
lands of Henry Tregle and below by lands of
Charles Brown ct ais. together with all build
ings and improvements thereon.
, Another tract of land also situated in
said parish of Laionrchc. and the right bank of
bayou ! atonrche. at about five miles above
the town OF Ihlbndaux ard at about il quar-
Ter of a mile above tie land first described.
measuring one hundred and three feet front
on bayou Iriourche Ivy forty ~arpents in depth
bounded above by lands OF Mrs. CLas. Pom
'ife and below by those Of Numa Srfexnay-
der. together with all the iT rrovements. on
the following terms and conditions. to-wit:
une third of the rric of adjudication to he
pail cash and the balance of said price to be
paid by equal halves i'll one and two Years.
The credit instruments to be representea by
mites If the purchaser. to his own order and
by him endorsed i'll blank, divided int. coi-
pons 10 suit the share and interest af each co.
proprietor; said notes to bear eight per cent.
per ahnnm interest from the date OF sale and
to he secured by SPECIAL mortgage and ven
doris lien aud privilege on the property sold
under the pact de non aliendo and the said
mortgage lien and privilege to secure also ten
per cent. attorneys. fees, which the purchaser
shall assume to pay in ease OF suit to recover
amount due on any of said notes, and til.
said sale to be made on the express condition
that the purchaser shall, over and above his
bid. assume 40 much OF the Citizens Bank
mortgage to secure forty shares of 3l00 eack
Of the capital stock of said hank. q. Affects
one a'pent tro,t 10y f.,rty in depth Of the
tract vt three arpents front first above de-
srribed. Act of partition before Thomas A.
Baleaux. notary public. of said parish.
THEOPHILE THIBaJDAUX.
March 10. 1888. Sheriff.
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We have been noticing political
contests for about forty-fye years and
there is al amusing phase is nearly all
elections, and although the result be
nearly always the same, yet history
keeps repeating itself. This amusing
feature is found in what are known as
independent manifestations WHO
wake up out of ii pleasant dream and
fancy that they are very, very popu-
lar men, and then bolt nominations,
announce themselves as ..indepcn-
dcnts," and look to the opposite party
to carry them through. They always
have a grievance to detail to the aver
age voter; but the principal grievance,
the one that brings the s%altiest tears,
is heard when the returns com in, by
which their visions vanish and they
tind themselves ..lcft."
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Not kOtched Him Yit.

There was a little celored hoy WHO
had Il Second Reader given to him.
He did not know how to read, and
even Il picture was Il new thing under
the sun to him. In the Reader was the
picture OF Il bear chasing Il boy. The
boy was presented almost within
the bears reach. The little coloIed
fellow sat silently watching that pic
turc nearly all the afternoon of the day
he received the book. and when it be
came too dark for him to see he was
induced to put it away until morning.
The next morning, as seen as it was
daylight, he jumped ont Of bed and
raj for his book. He at once turned
to the ''boy-and-the-bear' picture. and
glancing at it, exclaimed, "Bcar hasn't
kotched him yit." and felt very much
relieved that the boy had not fallen
into the bears hungry jaws during the
night.
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ReneWs HerYonth.

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay
Co, Iowa, tells the following remarka-
bic story, the truth of which is youched
for by the residents of the town: Il
am - years old, have been troubled
with kidney complaint and lameness
for many years; could net dress with
out help. Now | am free from all pain
and soreness. and am able to do all nv
own ht aework. | owe my thanks to
Electric Bitters for having renewed my
youth, and removed completely all dis
ease and PAIN Try a bottle, soc, and
81, at Thibodaux Drug Stole.
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Mason { s.plia Piano aid Organ %,
BOSTON. NEW YORK. CHICAGO.
Gon&nx's Pile Ointment mas given me good
results every time l have used 1t in my prac-
Dr.. +. A. SYLVE>TkE.

Gon&ux's Pile Ointment mas given me good
results every time | have used 1t in my prac-
tDce. DIR. +. A.. SYLNE>TItE.
MT. CARMEL CONVENT.
Th,bOaaur. La, Jan. 81, 1888.
Mr.. +. Gsaaux, HouIna. La:
Dear SRI cannot convey in adequate
langns &c II satisfactory idea of the benefit /
rave obtained by using your .'An:i-Asthmat,c
Powder and Mixture" For twenty years I
have suffered fr"m that dreadful disease.
Asthma, and although I have tried many
remedies. none proved beneficial until l tried
yours. trust my experience Will, this val
liable powder and mixture will be the means
OF inducing others t" give it n trial. Yours
reapect1y, A SISTER OF Mt. CARMEL Cokv'T.
HoUMA, La, Jan. u, 1883.
Mr.. +. Gonanx:
Dear Sir-After suffering TOR ten years and
trying all kinds ut remedies. l have at last
+" thank YOU for the bottle Of anti-asthmatic
mixtnse which, you were SO kind a. to seud
me. After takin. y few doses l was SO much
relieved that l have never becn without it a
minute and aiths ugh, not entirely cured,
still / feel so much relieved that l hope of be-
ing 80 soon. Yours truly.
Mrs. VICTOR RICHARD.
The mother Of our worthy frlenls Clay and
Edgar EicIaaru.)
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Yesterday morning the water in the
bayou stood at 10 feet 6 inches.
On Thursday the Mississippi river was
reported to be falling as far down as
Vickslurg. That indicates that the
crest of the wave is now near or pas
sing here. There will not likely be
any more rise here after to-day or to-
morrow. In 1897 the water in the
bayou reached its highest point, Is feet
On April q. 1857. the water in the bay
on was 16 feet and falling.
With care the levees ought to stand
the present pressure tor Il icW lays
when the fall will reach us. "G."
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Never was IA more lovely day seen
for in election than was April II,
The air was pleasant, the roads good,
the Democracy in good trim, and. the
voters walked up >milingly to the polls
i'll a style that did one good to see.
Never has snc,l a universal voting
been Witnessed III this parish. 1t can
be truly said that every body cast his
vote on that day.
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Card Ol'Bh0Mks.

Protector Fire Co. No. ? takes this method
OF expressing their gratitude o.
/. Mrs. Andrew sehloegel. Tor the hand
some manner III which she decorated their
engine on the occasion Of the last pa rade.
:. MIR. n. w. Whitehead, fur the beautiful
wreath presented ,infing the parade
). Mr.. John pezaucie. for IL ma.nifcena
e".qet OF artificial f1pwers. made of fish scales.
Mrs. ;. Binninss, for valued and aplre-
ciated tavors.
On behalf of the company.
FELIX RlvIERE. TIIOS. a. BADEAUX.
Secretary. President.
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Largest Glasses ON Record.

Prof. Loisette is not only achieving great
success with the pupils he lrte he by t.n,res-
pondrnce from his. Offices. Nc a,7 Filth Ave-.
hut also in classes which he perso ally in
strncts. His latest success in tie lattnrinn
linz. ia at Baltimore. where he llas u r.,ss /
$50 pupils from tile professors and - ut!ents
ot John Hopkins University and the elite of
that city also 1909 at Detroit. Hoe 1T ash
ingfon and 1900 III Philadelp!,ia.
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Posters are oat for 4 grand excur-
sion to be gwen by the Young Men 5
Benevolent .t>~ociation Of i-iaioureiIe,
on Sunday, April 29th instant. The
train will leave the depot at $50 a. III.
and return about 10 p. M, giving ex-
c~,rsionists several hours to visit
friends and sights in New Orleans.
Being conducted by the y. NJ. b. A. no
endorsement is required to induce the
friends of that well known organiza-
ton to form part of the multitude who
will fill The train of cars Oh that day.
The Y. NJ. Is. A. always make their
excursions pleasant to every IL who
attends.