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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-02-04
ABOLISH TIE HANG JAMS NO Sc.

think the day is not far distant when
the hangman's moose will be done away
with. There are 90 many things atten.
dant on hanging that are not humane.
The horrors Of the human mind when
contemplating such death have been
portrayed in THE Execution" in the
'Tngoldsby Legends" better perhaps
than Victor Hugo's Interpretation; yet
neither Of them could describe that worst
Of all mems failings-moral fear.
Regardless Of the stolid features when
the death warrant is being read, there is
no indication Of the awful mental drama
going ON in the brain. 1t must Of nature
be the agony Of agonies. The neck
twinges and the flesh feels the moose long
before it is adjusted. The knot that ID
to knock into instantaneous insensibility
the scaffold's victim batters away at the
ear until every muscle Of the neck il
stretched to the tension Of steel springs
the veins, like whipcords, are dilated
with rushing blood that fires the brair
with the lividness Of 100 hells; whit
standing on the trap man must die
dozen deaths before the life spark ex
pires when the hemp is stretched. sa,
that this death is not humane. As
view II, electricity should be used ant
the criminal shocked to death. This i
not only instantaneous, but it could b
administered at an unguarded moment t
the felon. He should never know whe
he was to die, and, therefore, he woul
not be living in that horrid contemplated
Of set day. / think that the time
not far distant when this method of es
ecution will be adopted. Globe Demt
crat.
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Mr.. A. s. White, the well.known autho,
4 Whites Photography famous a,
lie Champion Shorthand Writer of The
World. received the first prize, in the in
irrational contests at London, Edinburgh
Paris and Berlin he came near being per
nanently disabled by rheumatism. Hi
recovery BY the use Of remedy infallibl'
n curing rheumatism and all blood disease'
told in letter from his Office, OF Wash
ngton st.. Chicago, dated June 70, 1887
He writes:
"Your remedy has done wonderful ser
rice for me. For the past five years
have been troubled with rheumatic pains
My right hand had become almost use
ess and was gradually losing speed ~ |
,horthand writer. A friend OF mine, Dr
Dcd-rich, advised me II your remedy.
used dozen bottles Of 8. s. and am nov
entirely recovered. shall never cease L
commend your excellent medicines. AM
wish you much success.
"Yours truly. A. 8. WHITE
And here il another witness:
DENTON, Ark, August, 25th, 1881
"Last spring was dangerously Athlete
with erysipelas, and my life was dcspaire
Of by my physicians. As last hope
tried s. s. s. and soon found relief, an
In two weeks was able to attend to m
business. used five hotties.
~. II WIrrnoRNE, Ed. Saline Courier.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Disease
mailed thee M SWIFT SPECIFIC Co
Drawer s, Atlanta, ia.
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sheriR's Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE Is-
ID sued out Of the District Court, in and for
the County Of Lincoln, State Of Nevada, and to
me directed and delivered. for . Judgment
rendered In said Court on the 18th day Of Au-
gust. A. D., 1887, In favor Of @. W. Roeden.
plaintiff, Gustsve Gsutron, interviewer, and
against q. B. Barton and the Klingensmith
mine and mining claim, defendsnts, for the
sum Of Eleven Hundred and Ninety-sevsn 90
100 [S1ls7 5y-l00l Dollars, debt, together with
Thirty-one 1881 Dollars. tax costa, and all &C.
cruinG costs and interest. have levied on the
following property, to-wit: The Klingensmith
mine and mining claim situate in the Pennsyl-
vania Mining District, in said County Of Lin
coin and State Of Nevada, and containing
twelve hundred linear feet, together with two
hundred feet In width, the location OF which II
duly recorded in the Records of said Pennsyl l.
vaniA Mining District.
Notice IL hereby given that on
Friday, the 10th day Of September.
A. D., 1887, at the hour Of - O'Clock NJ of said
day, will sell all the above described property
at the front door Of the Court House in Phoebe
Lincoln county, Nevada, at Public Auction, fol
cash in hand to the highest and best bidder, to
satisfy said order Of sale and all costs.
ED. TURNER, Sheriff.
BY 8. d. Smith, Deputy Sheriff.
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NOTICE OF SUIT commrNcEp.
STATE OF NEVADA. County OF LINCOLN,
DISTRICT OR PROSECUTING ArroRNEy's OyFIcE.

STATE OF NEVADA. OouNTY OF LINCOLN,
DISTRICT OR PRosEourIsa ArronsEr's OsFIcR.
To the following named defendants, and to
all owners or claimants to the real estate and
improvements thereon, or improvements which
assessed separately. hereinafter described;
situate, lying and being in the County OF Lii
coin. State OF Nevada, known or unknown, y0u
are hereby notified that suit has been COM
menced In tho Justice Court, Phoebe Township,
in and for Lincoln county. state Of Nevada. by
the State Of Nevada. rlaintiff, against each
and each of the following described
tracts or parcels Of land, with the I'M
provements thereon and improvements when
separately assessed, and all owners and claim
ants 10 same, known or unknown, to recover the
tax and delinquency assessed Q said defendant sn
msncing january i, 1889, and ending Deem.
Der 81, 1883. and that . summons has been duly
issued in said case; and you are further nostnsd
| that unless you appear and anaweE the com-
plant filed and show cause on or peiora the
3srd day Of December. 1855, Judgment VIII be
provements hereinafter described for thehmeent
Of taxes and delinquency specified and eoses Of
suit: "efMtf8
| TAX AND DElNouENcr.
Nssbitt Brothers. ss undivided In serest 10
| seoaory claim lO) forty acres Of land In
dor Canyon, 10 miles south o. Foche, on
| OF N. d, 4. n. and improvements consisting
ten stamp quartz mill. .,.o a.
Ten per cent. ...."................. 10 %
n osisa;o;s;;s1o %
District or Prosecuting Attorney for Hncoln
County ~ t.
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An African traveller tells how the king
Of Dahomey Furnishes those who offend
him. The king sits on . platform with
his subjects below him. Men are then
put, bound hand and foot, into o basket,
which runs down slide and discharges
them among the mob, who at once pro-
coed to chop them into small pieces.
The traveller expostulated, but the king
explained to him that the victims were
offensive political partisans. Chicago
Times.
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SOUTHERN LINCOLN.

The winter in Southern Lincoln coun-
ty. has been mild, no frost or snow to
speak of. We have hoped for railroad.
but it seems slow. We have salt and
gypsum, as well as gold and silver mines,
as also agricultural produces to supply
the railroad. The roads are horrible in
these parts, hence the necessity Of rail.
road. A fine mill has recently been
finished at Gold Basin. about forty miles
from overton, and great things are
looked for in that direction. At present
the mill is shut down, but ! hear it is
about to start again. There is known to
be gold producing rock cropping out in
many places all along the Colorado
River for 100 miles or more above and
below Gold Basin. There are silver
mines opening up west Of us, the same
that were worked 20 years by the Nor
mons near Vegas Springs. Hon. Allen
G. Campbell is opening up these mines
1t seems that railroad is to be opened
from Salt Lake City to Southern Cali
fornia and we want it to come this way
-Ex.
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One Of the shrewdest and most sue.
cessful advertisers is John Wannamaker,
the great Philadelphia merchant, who
accounts for his success in this way: II
never in my life used snch a thing as a
poster, dodger or a handful. My plan
for fifteen years has been to buy 30 much
space in newspaper and Gil it up with
what wanted. ! would not give an
advertisement in newspaper, even Of
but 400 circulation, for 5000 dodgers.
If wanted to sell cheap jewslry or run
lottery scheme might use posters. but
| never insult decent reading public
with handbills. --Ex.
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A Missourian says that he recently
went into the woods, painted black
circle on the end Of log, and when he
went back an hour later he found 300
dead rabbits there. the animals having
mistaken the circle for hole in the loR
and dashed themselves to death against
it. Since his story has appeared in
print he has received letters from the
publishers Of several New York dailisi
Offering him the position Of kfiidavit
clerk, his duties being to swear to the
circulation. But he says he cannot tell
lie. Elk.
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Among the rare curiosties which our
worthy townsman, James Nesbitt,
brought from the "Ould Country" was
some turf. used a. fuel in that country.
Mr.. Nesbitt has improved considerably
and looks five times better than when he
left. lie also brought his sister.in- law
with him. who, We understand, will take
charge of the dry goods department Of
his store.
Valentines Day is near at hand.
Those having enemies will then have an
opportunity Of revenging themseiye,
for past wrongs done.
G. u. Ball has recovered from hi.
severe attack Of rheumatism. Hi,
genial smile greets his many friends on
the streets once more
8The latest in regard to the railroad il
that il will pass through Bristol Gap
A mixture Of rain and snow fell las,
Wednesday.
Mud. axle deep. all over the country
All over town-mud.
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An exchange truthinily asays' A'ter
you get angry aud stop your paper Just
poke your finger IN water, pull II out ana
look Tor the hole Then you VIII know
how sadly you are missed. a man VINO
thinks paper cannot survive without
his support ought 10 go OH ana stay
awhile. When he comes oaek hait ms
friends viii not know 'hat he was gone
andthe other hall wii' not care A cent,
while the world At large kept no account
oi his movement ION wiz hnd things
YAH cannot endorse IN every paper. Even
aarot. van we're n os4 mad and
80 .s,. p,h,s ,hs h,,ar.d. ., n,..,..
nj an aooo ,r;,,;no "a. and vha,
.on Ion ,onr name, and c,l IN. sd;tor
.. ,hs n,,.r x;,l ain h. nrh,..h.a
I'D .h., /. sou y, ,..d !, on ,bs
~
The month oil February 1860. was IN
,vor,a,. b;,,orv 7, had NO f,Il moon
t.,,. had two fn,l ,noo,s and an had
March hit psbruarv had uon. In vou
,..l;,s what +. r,r. thing n n.tur. that
,,., 7. h.a NJ, occurred .ino. IN. ,;m.
v....-.. -, A.. ,;...-..
oi America, nor since the beginning Of
the Christian era, nor since the creation
Of the world. And il will not occur
again, according TO the computation Of
astronomers, for-how long do you
nun" w. A"n ~" 'o. " go
wv ~ ' ~ ""'
Here isa good one which is going the
rounds: A clark counted out basket Of
eggs. taking out two at time and one
'e"A"eu y. '"oN ou' 'oa' ~ ,'"'s A"'
'"e 'e''A"'1' NV. ~ ''"e A"' o"e y,
.'"e,' ~, ~ ,'"'' 81" Jus ,'"A :.
o'' ""'n .' 'o'r o"' A'''" ~ '''"'
"'"e 'e"a'a'u' ~" many esg' "e''
"eo'se iAane' anu "o'"e. aepA'se'
'o' '"e sou'Isrn country aur'ne 'n'
"'e"' iney "0pe 70 s'r'Ae " o'g An'
may 'hey no. DC disappointed iheH
tend them.
o
"I"'o"o ray "i'"e s'Ar'e" "
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MISCELLANEOUS.
sheriff q Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE Is.
ID sued out Of the District Court, in and for
the County Of lincoln, State Of Nevada. and to
me directed and delivered, for . Judgment
rendered In said Court, on the 18th day Of Au-
and against the Buliionviile Smelling Com.
psny, corporation, and W. 8. 0odbe, for the
sum Of Twenty Eight Thousand Two Hundred
and Forty Three oS-l00 [S2s ,243 O3-1O0l Dollars,
debt. together with Nineteen 1881 Dollar. tax
costs, and all accrutng costs and interest.
have levied ON the following property, to-wit:
The east hve-eighths n Of the southeast
quarter Of the northwest quarter Of Section
[6I Five, In Township Two [2 south Of Range
No. 60, East Monte Diablo base and meridian
also one-hah acre Of ground situated on the
west 4 three-eighths Of said southeast quart
en- Of said northwest quarter. which is described
Is follows. to-wit: That certain half acre Of
land upon which 10 situated what is known ss
the Bullionville Store and which in said COM
plant 10 not more particularly described. To-
gether with the ststsfeldt Furnace and Leach
| ing plant, known ~ the Bullionville Reduction
Works. Machine Shop. Office Building, Assay
Office, Blacksrnith Shop. Bullionyille Store
Building and all other improvements situated
I, thereon, excepting herefrom Ten Thousand
| l0,000l Tons Of tailings more or less, now on
said property heretofore sold to the Phoebe
Consolidated Smelling Company.
Notice is hereby given that on
Monday, the Twelfth day of
september1
A. D.. 1887, at the hour Of u NJ. en- said day
l will sell all the right, title and interest O
said Bullionvilie Smelling Company. in and Il
the above described property, at the From
Door Of the Court House in the town Of Phoebe
said County and State. at Public Auction. 10
Cash in hand to the highest and best bidder, Il
satisfy said order Of sale and all costs.
Z. d. TURNER, Sheriff.
By 8. D. Smith Deputy sheriff. aup20-td
POsTPONEMENT.
The above sale is hereby postponed unit
Tuesday tine Goth day Of september A. d. 1881
to take place at the same hour and place abov
named.
r. ID. TURNER. Sheriff.
By s. D. Smith. Deputy Sheriff
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL
IN persons indebted to me are requested to
call and settle Immediately. Payment may be
made 70 A. !. osborne. my agent. or myself.
two weeks. as intend to leave for Taylor.
CHAS. 3. STEIN.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN assessment work. for the year 1887. ON
the following named mines, situated In Silver
King District. Lincoln County. Nevada, has
and Iron mines.
JOHN 8. wHEATLEY.
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REDEMPTION FUND.
TREAsuRER's oFFIcE.)
p,ocup Dacau,l,er IN 1897 l

sVvO THE HOLDERS OF CERTIFICATES OF
Il Indebtedness OF Lincoln County, accrued
prior to the LIST of April, A. d. 1875.
Whereas, there IL now the sum Of 81 ,166. AS
In the Redemption Fund. hereby
modify the holders OF said indebtedness that
sealed proposals for the surrender Of the same
will be received Ut my office up 70 the 3lst day
OF December A. D. 1887, in accordance with an
Act Of the Legislature Of the State Of Nevada,
approved March lth, A. D. 1875.
ALEX. vEITCH, Treasurer.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-02-04

Rumors are among the best things in
the world to let alone. Advance Thought.
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Willard Fillmore Brown, Of Lynn,
Mass, is the champion feathsr.w weight
baby Of the world. lie is one month old
and weighs one pound and four ounces.
He is only eleven inches tall, and q
small finger.ring will 20 around his fore.
arm a. q bracelet. FIX.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-02-04

A new amusement is suggested by q
club Of young persons, sixteen in mum.
Der. They are writing book--a novel.
So far the secretary is having the most
fun out Of il, but great expectations
tremble way down in all the sixteen
hearts. This novel 10 to have sixteen
chapters, and each chapter is to b.
written by different member. When
finished the successive chapters are
handed back to the secretary, who. con
seqaently. is the only one who know
the various writer's. They are oil in feal
and trembling lest the love.making fal
to their lot, that being considered tn,
most difficult part to do justice to. Their
will certainly be much amusement at
forded by the undertaking. -Chicag'
Herald.
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The BUYERS GUIDE II
issued Sept. and March,
each year. 1s- 3la pages,
81 H. tiaches,vyith over
$500 illustrations = =
whole Picture Gallery.
- GIVES Wholesale Prices
direct 10 consumers on all gOcas for
personal or family use. Tells how to
order, and gives exact cost Of every
thing you use, eat, drink, wear, OF
have fun with. These INVALUABLE
HOOKS contain information CLEANED
from the markets Of the world. We
VIII mail y copy FREE 10 any adj
dlscss upon receipt Of 10 cts. to sefrAy
expense Of mailing. Let us hear from
you. Respectfully,
MONTGOMERY WARD & co.
Y27 T. 228 Wabaah Avenue, Chicago, III.
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Twenty odd years ago kind hearted
old Philadelphia merchant caught the
Office boy pilfering. He talked to him
prayed with him, gave him another
chance, aud in time the boy was pro
NOTED step by step until he became this
most trusted employee. A few days ago
it was discovered that the young man
had been appropriating $40 a dav for
twenty years. Some true stories don't
ssem to have any moral. This one
hasn't. Ex.
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During the cold snap many places put
in claim to being the champion cold
place, but if tile following is true Vir.
ginia City carries of the icicle. A young
lady in that city, upon going to bed,
took with her two bottles Of hot water to
place at her feet. In the morning the
bottles were found burstsd in the bed
aud the contents solid ice. A confirmed
bachelor, upon hearing this. growled
under his mustache that the young lady
had cold feet. --Ex.
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The Eurekans HAYS sizzled like soda
water under high pressure,i over the
Paroni affair, but have done nothing to
punish the tar and feather gang. 1t has
evidently ended in wind. Like soda
water the high pressure shotgun
morality has subsided into fiat insipidity.
There is no use to say what one or q
community 10 going to do and not do it.
The men that made Paroni walk naked
with coat Of tar for protection, that
cold night to Diamond Station, should
surely be brought :. Cor trial. They
should not he allowed their freedom
when they stoop to perpstrate such cruel
barbarity on fellow citizen. Austin
Reveille.
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n ncY 1sd ssS f. fs, p:ssc so.n
iriss, ths paSiishsrs Of ne Seis1tiiIo
American continue to act - 1oltctfora
for gstsntA caveats, tra :s sd1r ssas eGpydi
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-06-22
Who Is Shes

Among the fair visitors 10 Owens
boro during the past week was a
young lady from ncighboriDg
Western Kentucky town whose mar
velous beauty has given her q wide
celebrity. In 1881 when she was a
school girl of sixteen there was a
meeting Of the Western Kentucky
Press Association in her native place,
aud the editors accepted an invitation
to visit in body the school she was
attending. She among others took
part in some olocutionary exercises,
and her exquisite loneliness of face
and figure were The comment of the
entire press gang. One OF the num-
Der in his paper of the next week
pronounced her tho most beautiful
woman in Kentucky and the para
graph went the rounds of the press
with hearty aud unanimous endorse
ment. A year later Governor Black
burn met her at the Mammoth Cave,
and publicly announced that she was
the most beautiful woman he had
ever seen. This remark was also ex-
tcnsively quoted. The years that
have since passed over her fair head
have only served to further enhance
her personal appearance. She was
here on quiet visit 10 relatives, and
on account of the recent death of a
brother did not appear in society, but
from all who saw her the same ex-
preston of admiration is heard.
Best of all about this charming maid
en-, ii is said she seems TO be entirely
unconscious of her attractivcness,
and is, therefore, all the moro lovely
in the eyes of her fricnds.-Sunday's
Greensboro Messenger.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-06-22
A Homeric Nod.

Tuesday afternoon County Judge
Winfrec got wind of the fact that
Bruce Smell, one of the parties against
whom summons had been issued for
violating the whisky law, was pre-
pairing TO leave the city, and fhe judge
Immediately issued a warrant for his
arrest, which was executod by Con-
stable Bradley. Smell was brought be-
fore the court and placed under
bond of $3.50, in default of which he
was handed over TO the constable for
safe-keeping. AT the request of the
prisoner, TO avoid being placed in jail,
Mr.. Bradley consented to- deputize
Trigg Hunter to guard him. Hunter
and Smell took up their quarters
on the Court house porch. About !
o'clock while Hunter was doubtless
indulging "IIomeric nod" Smell
made his escape, and when the guard
next looked around he was gone for
good. This little episode created
considerable talk on the streets, but
Smell has not been heard from and
Hunter goes feeloss,
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-06-22
The Dark Shadow.

Yesterday morning at q o'clock
Charles Meacham Barley, the three
months old son of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Z.
Barley, died after an illness of sever
al days. The infant was not thought
TO be dangerously i'll, and Mr.. BARLEY
left home for Louisville Wednesday
evening. That night the child grew
worse, and early Thursday morning
tho dark shadow fell. Mr.. BARLEY
was tclegraphcd to at once and will
probably reach the city this morning.
1t has not yet been determined when
tho funeral will be held. The little
angel had not ventured far from the
other shore when it heard the call to
come back to peace and happiness,
and while the devoted parents mourn
in their grief they should be comfort
cd by the assurance that "all is well. ,
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-06-22
MATRIMONIAL.

TliOMAS-QttCil: AT the Phoe
nix hotel, Tuesday afternoon, at 8 ~
o'clock, Mr.. &. T.. Ihonids and Mis-
Fannie Quick, both of Ttigg county
were united in marriage. Rev. j. w
Bigham performed the ceremony il
his usual pleasant and felicilous man.
ner in the presence of the newspaper
fraternity and few spectators. The
groom is worthy young farmer and
the BRIDE is the handsome daughter
of Rev. Abe Quick. They concluded
to celebrate the nuptials in this city
as a pleasing novelty and surprise
TO their friends in Trigg. They left
Immediately after the ceremony for
their home near Cadiz.
PATRICK WARE: Wednesday
morning, at o 80 o'clock, rector j. w.
Nenable officiating, Mr.. z. A. Part
rick, of Florence, Ala, was married
to Miss Beulah S. Ware, OF jackson,
Miss. The attendants were Mr.. Iar-
very Ware and Miss Mac Ware, and
Mr.. VIM. Ellis the best man. The
ushers were Messrs. Harry and James
Ware, of this city, Mr.. Bates, of
Nashville, and Dave VanCulin, of
Paducah. The bride is a daughter
of Judge II. r. Ware and is we'll
known and q favorite in this city,
The groom is leading merchant Of
Florence and is young gentleman
of excellent character and culture.
Immediately after The ceremony the
young couple took the 10 O'Clock train
for Niagara and the eastern cities.
EAGER -DOWNER: Last night
at the Baptist Church, in Fairview,
DIR. u. +. Eager, of this city, was
married to Miss Carrie Downer, Rev.
J. II. Eager, brother of the groom,
assisted by Rev. j. N, Prestridge, Of
floating. The church was hand
somcly decorated, and at the appoint
ed hour large and fashionable
audience assembled 10 witness the
event. DIR. Eager is the second as
sistant physician at the Asylum. lie
occupies a conspicuous place in his
profession, and his commanding
wortlras man has given him the
respect of the entire community. lie
Is Jealous church worker and in
society his sincerity and culture have
commanded for him an extensive
popularity. The bride is well known
in this city, having taught for two
years in Bethel Female College. She
is a lady Of rare cultivation and
sweetness of character and will be
heartily welcomed into the society of
our city. DIR. Eager and bride will
take rooms at the Asylum.