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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-26
a. STRAUS,
POP CLAIR CLOTHING HOUSE,
l01l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 10Th and l1th streets,

Third door from Nth street..
l'RE RAPIDITY AND EASE WITH WHICH
L COINS
are removed and the feet relieved, II ailing, frem
Bunions, Bad Nails, &C., ct DIR. WHITES Estab.
shuent, 33S 18th street, opposite the Treasury, Is
lutte surprising to persons unaccustomed to his
hod Of operating which is entirely different from
the d-time practice Of tearing Othe inerowing toe
uail or ancng deep into the bunion, distressngly
to go shoeless and Sometimes crufches for weeks
or months, aud no doubt tended to shorten life ct
Whites operations frequently borne By children
without complaint; there is little or no p1n no loss
treatment even In extreme cases, effects Q perfect
the feet being used 90 constantly Corns
lifting Shoes and industrious persons think there
economy OF tune, comfort, and health In an occa-
tscs thss "a Hf many q them those
far and near to visit Dr.. Whites Estabiishment to
many Of whom DR.. White has unsolicited permission
to refer. TaxS
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PUBLIC SCHOOL CoNCEETs.-The concert OF
Tire pupils of the female grammar srd interme-
Giste schools took place at the Franklin build
ing last night, and was well attended. The
Psogramme embraced solos duets chorusses,
readings, and dialogues
The pupils Of the female intermediate school.
No ], OF the second district gave a fine concert
at the Seaton building last evening. and the
large audience present were highly pie ased and
almost every piece was deservedly applsuieC.
The THIRD ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT of the
law department of Howard University will take
pace tomorrow evening at the Congregational
Church. The graduates are: John H. Butler.
in. Md: Gabriel l.. Ford, XIV; j. Malcorn
HaweSwOrth Pa; John :. Lesry y. c.: Jos y.
Lee. Pa. VIM. r.. Matthews, Md; Oliver q
Morgan Miss: John A. Moss, Va. jos. C. Rock
Vt: JAS N: Smith, ID. G.; Durham W. Stevens,
ohio: Henry o. Wagner, ir.. Col. Ter; VIM
NaTing, Ohio; and ThOs. Ii. Wheeler, Pa.
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ELPHONZO YOUNGs 4 en-

GROCERS,
L. YOUNGs MasoNrC rr~pr.
VIM. ii. SEARS,f NIxrg sxn
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ELPHONZO YOUNGs 4 cos.
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honses ano farms Uanteo.

fonses ano farms Uante0.
DEAL ESTATE WANTED.-The Society of
III the NETWORK HOSPITAL hereby invites PROPOSALS OF
Hospital Buildings
Broadway be Of Dimensions 10 not
tran 80 full ye city lots o. BE- ryen
1874 Proposals state price add be negst in az els
ore directed thus: TB SOCIETY OF THE SEWioRK HOSPITAL
10 Beyenh Nenlork city aud be seat In before ION
December next
WANTED. - COUNTRY RESIDENCE in
w " j. worth about $4,000 in efehnge for three
story brown. house WsIist ferry. Booklyn
rutland 4 WHITING, o Deelmtn-st
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Country Board.
ORIENT SPRINGS HEALTH INSTITUTE,
W Amherst Mas. for Of Psrss 10 in fgrps spA
Cords AMI Limbs Cookei Feet nn1 ADDS hf
lsrd oiAi Wr heek Ytass Dance 81 DeforDe' ,menes
Disese Ban Heart aad L1ag H'sserA
&c u. W. RHODES NJ D. Msiicsl D!reesor
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4 40 WEST 2GTH-ST., rear.--As competent
n 80 COOK by Fcneh In private nnlJi best aY
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6elp Unnteo--m a!es.

EANYASSERS wanted to solicit subscriptions
Tor popuar Maglxue Persons and sifress
end uneuve employment BY Addressing MAGAZINE Dot lO2
Tnbme 0hce.
STANTED-GENERAL AND CANYASSING
w AGENTS for good business Wide Awake" Address
COLT LIGHT co. York, Post-Ohcs Boz 3f0lS
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broohlnn Real Gstaie for 5a!c.

E0R SALE, on EASY TERMS-L0TS Nos
80 ADD al Rnens 5OIlOO and Ga 20 r. and "a Montague
So OOElOO House sni Store 10 l02 Pneappe' ERGO House
No lT9 Wloughby-st House No 1917 WolghI Houses Nos
40 81. and SO Ssss7s GORDON FORD 81 CarE, Brooklyn
prospect PARK PLAZA LOTS for SALE,
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Sales Oh Anfrlou

msHwfs hscEoueet
by BANGS, MERWIS a. Co., CSC Broad way,
~ seA boid t-Sisse Of Books Works Of AT FsEeV Coos &c
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5iiuatlons Uanic0-- Males
Clerks Statesmen, &c.

Clerks Statesmen, &c.
A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OPPICks No. 81 IL West Thrtysscond-,., sos West
Tuestrtklrdt ct the HARLEM OFFICE, No 43SO Fouh'e
Elndrsd and
the BROOKLYN BRANCH OFFICE No Job Washington
to the PoOfee 10 p al resu. ohee rsee
nYSTERMAN-By a sober. industrious
" young American who thoroughly understands all part, OF the
misunderstanding eoong &c wiling TO BE- g1erhJ n,.iu gooi
6thiVe
Miscellaneous.
A GOOD MAN--an Order Cook or Oyster
"a Cook-wan SITUATIONS has best nents Tor thorough
oApsbty puncua order meaLc Sci moieaIei
the rge INSTITUTE 1873 9th above lOthss over
the drag store
COACHMAN and PLAIN GARDENER, &c,
~ COOK WASH and fRON-By Protestant AMI wife mo
ehdr,n) work ms drive of horses ard
cattle gardening &C. good cook aud ann1ress can 90 M
shirts nicely good recommendations Cah Of CAhfhAIhhS LOO
West llth-st cor 0ihave
HANDY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., &c.-By a
and wife no chlifen speaks English m.a
wbeel-rght, blacksmith paint do hrmwors mk
dive,
roner makes batter Gc wages low Can Al CAh
PENTER's. l3S Vest llthst, corner Ohaye.
CERVANT, &c.-A respectable Swede, who
- speaks fair Er ssh wishes tuaon take care horses drive
reoonmeniatoss moderate Call at CAkPENIEhs i"S
West llthst. corner bh-aVe
USEFUL MAN for city or country, indoors
or onisde glren. Geld capable, Wiling aeu'e and
temperate be-. Of oeeet inqae AZ
large PROTESTANT INSTITUTE, 10 bIlAe above lVls
USEFUL, &c.-By lately landed English
Protestant agel - years who can raise break snd tan
h. wages moderate Call CARPBSTgRs 1873 West lthsL, cor
Gth-are
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Gteambcata ann Railroads

pRIDGEP0RT and all points on Hcusat ionic
sHs'd s, Ne S' ssss fSii ssSore VS.
IrNTRAI, RAILROAD OF NEWJERSEY
u ALIyNTQwS On ~ SaS connsct: Il Somsr,s Nth
cS,s BS R neuo1 via Delaware L.elay.nn.
w,si,!S E IAN h1ssa v.lsy R, sFT:ssS
P,SsIsh Wet aso to Central reh1vFAa' ana Ne"i0t
State SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
c..,,,sns June So 1873 Leave Sss YOrs a. follows;
$50 Ssss i. sSrS scranton sharon Ia "''''
San-HsJ Irsin e! SS@srys p.,., p.,.., Nh ,..,
Fl IsSo S'' c S NJ csr s'h SaosS
TIhsntoSl Te.snda NsveFsy &C Connects Junction with Del
% ~ Moss RSTSz daily tsrccp. sud,y for Boston Ac
s Il Rs.Sa for Nsueh chunk tsnsqSs wIesbars Scranton
asssBds waYsrIs,, Se With h0ush to DsnulIs Williams
S'i56.is a N and ~ WA, Tuns for sonsrvls
AseS ChSnt MsAanoy City Haie,On wosSare ser.tOa
aseS @-wsI Train for Kssion Allentown BsisiisTs
ipEwr Tram SI BaOn Allentown and MsOeh cAuHk Goa.
' a'SS y . SS cl sSS. aTd s ss F.s.so
rs T1 @.T ,5'l Ta Rl i sSr fsins,n
$50 ia-8ykSNs E5rKEs daily fOr RastOa Be'dei, Anea
s: S'7dH A1ss@ 12sI r ~ So Ss'As' A
o6;y2 p ~ r, s srsni)Vfor kAstOn, n,,,,,
fei a. $50 G S2c e. S45 ESQ s4s $50
Htiib so rs 5 sif5a $50 S:45. SO 80 s4s
h p BALDWIN General Passenger Agent -'s'
ERIE RAlLWAY-WINTER ARRANGE
b<r.st, Depot Der 2Sd-st see note below
sS1 c SassT day ElP D''hsE'""
lo:i5 sIpres Mail for BaE,lo NiAsar. Pals Sleeping
TH@ OT5l.r1sis. Erg,ss. 70 The Wet Sleeping ec.es,.
~iaosl change
Jsru 500 $500, 1850 and lo:45 n $50 1880 and
eesss and M3teOHs &C. $780, 1880, 1000 and lO.45
g45 $50 1850 and tf7 o. IN
w.viei 100, lo45 m, and $50 pm
syssr1. ei5 $3.50 1850, and 1o95 a N. s45 s g.
'' Gss,vood HalotSa &n.sd.s and R.m.y 70 CAB g.
$50 1880 1915 iml SAB s. g. i63e 7,sd ,I1;SO
.o5 8eo ls a. Sis as Sis iGtS s5t g
s s., 49, Is ' so {o4S an, sSa Il ss'v nays
i6SO ,. m and - SATURDAY. nights oay.
s,ls 8 :eSc SIS $50 ssS ;iGso ~,
60 s1S 10 ssf1ria, nss,' osIy al ~ ' III" - Z" o.
Sssssoea $ 8 TO- and $50 n, 80 sl5, AL, A45 $50
c *: 8 g. I'D ~ $50 s' % s Jug ss 4l0 ssO $50
so.i s. ~ ~ and $50 n.y. $50 sls, AIS 44s $50
. SOt7.i5 p n, ana u Saturday nights onl! -
SO 'Si is ss ana sSS sh sa 80 '' 44' '0
spias yslev aht way and $50 N, 4:46 n
rtt.iythd - miRueS earlier than shove time leaving
s'sis Tveutythrdst at 1890 and 1880 connecting
trains leaving Chamoersst at houG The and u
tSss o passage ana Or apaTm at, in 6raFissRoOn Sleeping
S. ,S1s. ss , be len 81 e co@S,Ss o@2 5Se and ss7
Cost DoS the COUpsHys pepO, and Of Agents at he
slgly tsupd,ys only. tssuDdsys Gddletovn only.
JSO. n ABBOTT. General Passenger AGENT
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ GyEh BAILR1ADAisr nov 2, 1873 through trains will
500 d n Chcag, and Northern EIp,p with dr.viusSoo@
1880 Special CHICAGO Express With drasnsrOOu TO 0eA
io:45 a ia Northern and Western B,press
400 ~ Mor;Ieai Will slsspipgea from Esvrok
6oop m KIpres Daily with .sPnsoAs for wa.'rtovu and
500 n Paese Rrpres. D.r with .spus.e.r sr Rochester,
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5ituaiions nJanlea

a CAPABLE, healthy North of Ireland Prot
~ e,tsn Woman rlos - COOK ana LAusDhEsS Is not
afraid Of work. and will the county Va a. iVo phe o'3
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Miscellaneous.


A FREE OFFICE to get SERVANTS until
eA Of capable Servants moderate suit
all Fame Hotels Boarding houses all Others supplied promptly
with good HELP female. Welsh English Scotch
Swedish and good colored help fof country suit
the odestabshd INSTITUTE now hands snd conducted
reliable ALL 1873 SIhaye above Tenthst the
Also. good SITUATIONS ready for females.
COLORED RELIEF ASSOCIATION, 80 East
~ Otst formerly Bible Hoael fatssh COL0RED SBS
WANTS from the South OF short notice.
FAITHFUL, RESPECTFUL SERVANTS az
moderate wages for city snd county the LADIES' PROTECT
I'VE UNION AND DIRECTORY. temporarily since tho IRE at 1853
45h three Of Broadway. This Directory
daed ladies' AMI IL object thorough reform IN domestic service
Country orders should be seat two days advance OF % Those seek
neatly dressed prepared 10 rnde faithful
vice and give the aud redene Of oraer empoIe "e
wanted Ladies be supplied With competent
Dessske 6eamsress ard Lanrdresses ct 81 Say Positions
ladies' G0yemesse Companions aud House
kceners This Directory has connection
doing real missionary and asks 1he support and
encouragement all WHO have ielt toe need Of reform
XNTANTED.-A lady of culture desires u situa-
w HOUsEKEEPBRin Nesiork or Washington Address
ANY CRBSSON. Manehester n. n.
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tSundiy6 only tfSubdaTs Middleton only.
JSO. n. ABBOTT. General Passenger Agent
NEw-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD

Z "
~ Commencing MONDAY. Nov. 3. 1873.
LEAVE NETWORK. PIER -, NORTH RYKR. foot OF Rec
tTG By SANDY Hook eoDnte;ing With ani FOR all
this and connecting railroads:
$50 mFor PHILADELPHIA Long Branch Red Bank Por' Mon
Tneahd, BrdseOn. Bay SIDE and
intermediate Writings for Tuoeri Railroad
$500 mfor Long branch REQ Bank, PORT Monmouth Iemi
kYer WsrrtoEu. and interned ats statOns
ARRIVING IN NEW IORK-At o40 a q. and Alb frou
Lo1g Branch Red River and intermediate stations and
as ron Phls1ephA VinslGhe Brdseoa Bay SIDE, and
DON'T "a Railroad
Fare Nev-iork 70 Philadelphia. only 81 %.
Phiadelphis from Per y N r.
RectorL Freight until and delivered IN Ph'as
phia e1Efv
, P FINCH Agent, Pier s N X VT .onr
n ". SERAT, ", bonh
cn..
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Ncw- Jersen Real estate for Sale.
Gounirp Real Gsiaie TOT Sale.

Gonntrp Real Gsiaie TOT Sale.
EOR SALE, AT PRIVATE SALE-A supe-
l2SAcre FARM, in Wbtemsrsh Township Montgomery
Coauty particulars ail-ess e. WERISNER, Upper Du5ln
=. o., Montgomery County PenH
LOR SALE or EXCHANGE for real estate in
description will be receipt o. portage
H.. TEHPLEAAE 4 CO. 81 ltrin2ion#sst bati.Ofe
HUDSON RIVER COUNTRY SEAT for
SALE 30 miles from NeTiOrk, al under culvAtoni
large apple and pear orchards plenty small fruits good I~oo
cottage II rooms barn icehou &c. ali ia good order Apply to
T. II. LUDLOW Co, 3 Pne'st
DYE SEMINARY RYE, n. Y.
IL will the B8rilg Department OF his nsf
may he filed Thanksgiving Applicants viii address
the Principal Mrs. $. }. IIFE.
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Eursea.

NVANTED-By a respectable young married
w Womln, BABY TO WIT NURSE her bav.
ing lately lost her Call 70l Ea 0nt Avspse C.
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tiIusifai ans,ruirenfs


A LARGE STOCK Of PIANOS, Square and
N Uprght SILL cheap Rent alosei purchases
Ca. at MSRRBLLS. No. Uuloi tSo lCj Fossh a,st
4 BARGAN.-Beautifui 7t-oc. Rosewood
N PIANO oyersraug ba. all hnpToycs9 81 one for fs9s
nsarneau tAkenSl2 monthly. New Piano. $50 upSandS
CABLE l07 West Tsenty-thir..s. corner Of : r'h-aye
A -CHICKERING, STEINWAT, and 20 other
N a.. uPRIGHT SQUARE aud GRAND PIANOS ard ORGANS
yery low r nsamep nd for Also oaas ant anoi
viii i.ys spprapnss Tor exhibitions aud
pIsses X DALL Co. - Els Povrteeas ct
CHICKERIN(S and other PIANOS for RENT
,tki 35 81 no.oas, ~ sEd 50 per NORTH
Prince ca Orssn.. STYLES on n'talneatA y J. uS1UoA
SON Is Rast toareelthst Fia-afe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-28
Seamstresses.

DRESSMAKER and SEAMSTRESS.-WilI go
~ BY desired goo recon- neadstDns Apply
81 Dean st. Brooklyn, Ma KELLY.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-03-12
Marriage EXTRAORDINARY

We have heard of marriages in high
life, and among the Io~ly in The
church and in the cottage; in the
palace and in the hovel ; in the parlor
and in the grove; in dead of night and
in glare Of MONDAY in silks, satins
and lace. Valenciennes, calico, Ken
lucky jean, and linsey-woolsey, but
a marriage in a canal bridge it becomes
our. fortune, we think, first to record.
Tom Jones, Esq. everybody knows
Tom-of GAINESVILLE, this county, was
some time since elected Justice OF the
Peace. He at once developed a peeu-
liar adoption for joining together, at
all times and under all circumstances,
the lives of boy and maiden, man and
woman, with bonds to be sun
dered until death or divorce should
part them. He has actually married
two or three couples on the street cor
ner, in brosd daylight. But the
browning act of this original, off.
hand manner Of marrying wa accom-
pltshed.last Sunday evening, A lady,
Miss Ficth, and q gentleman, Mr..
Mcknight, both Of Hartford, Trum-
bull Co., Ohio, taking g drive, in some
way wandered tO the wonderous little
Village OF ClarkSVllle. IQey inquired
for q esquire, and when Mr.. Jones
was introduced to them, they made
known their delicate desires with all
the accompanying hesitation and
bushes. They started for our legal
gentleman's residence. A smart rain
began to fall. The covered bridge
over the old canal had TO be passed,
and as Tom caught sight of its shelter
q new idea made his eyes twinkle.
Turning about TO the impatient coup
lie, he remarked that he ''guessed they
had better stop in the bridge out of
this awful rain. They could sit in
the carriage, and he could do il inst
as well there as elsewhere The
amOqrous ones agreed to this, and
there, in the old bridge and the dusk
OF evening, under the patteripg rain,
amid a group of curious Ones who ali
kneE the TRICKS ofthe old Joker, these
two were pronounced husband and
wife. In all the recvIIS Of strange
marriages in strange places this one
must stand without aparaIlel.-Br0m
The Mercer Dispatch,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-03-12
WEST F~ARMINGrON.


EDITOR CHRoS IcLE:-A number o
the friends from the north part Of the
township called at the Seminary on the
evening of the third and presented such
an array of loaded baskets that the Prof.
and family sure ndered Internationally.
The BENEVOLENT, kindly faces of our
captors led us to expect the " honors o.
war;" at least; but we received the
honors OF a surprise party, gracefully
conferred. Having been entertained
most ~sgreeably for an hour or two, 1--WE
took no note uf timel we were invited 10
the dining room, where the tables smiled
with plenty. They were havily enough
loaded to grOan, but, as all around were
shining, they smiled too. After all were
served, the friends placed in the pantry
1--WE found it there the following day. at
least the Scripture mount OF fragments,
together with much that remained I'M
broken.
These, kind friends, We thankfully
receive, yet they compare not in value
with your friendly words and pleasant
smiles, the remembrance of which shall
remain with us to cheer long as memory
is true to her trust. THIS fresh mani
festation of your friendship and support
gladdens our hearts and nerves US for
action. That flowers may be dropped
be friendly hands upon your pathways,
is the desire of
PRoF. BEATTY AND FAMILY.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-03-12
Conntr NominatInr Contention.

OO9lll 00A--
Two weeks from to-day, on the 18th
inst, the Republicans of Trumbull
county viii meet in Delegate Ccnven-
ton to nominate a candidate, to be
supported by them at the April cleo
ton, for Member of the State Constr
tutional Convention. It is perhaps
unnecessary for US to remark that it
is important that We select the Gele-
gate with careful regard as to his quail.
feations. As to what these a~uaifea-
tons properly are, persons may differ.
It occurs to US, however, that good,
practical, common might be
useful In a body deputized to frame an
organic law to rule the destinies of
three millions of people for the coming
decade. IF q man can be found who.
has watched the workings ofthe pres
emit Constitution, has noted wherein It
has worked freely and Without yio-
lent jar and proved an inyulnerable
safegusrdt to popular rights and stimu-
lated q general healthy state Of pros
perity, he should know Ebattherein
Is to preserve and why 1t should be
preserved. And If, on the other hand,
he has observed that certain provis-
ions are impracticable. upEeildy, al
ways being anderstrainand often bent
from their true intent andineliDatioD,
he should be able to judge wisely as
TO the propriety of making conees-
sions to those pressing demands, or
of erecting higher and stronger bull
works Of resistance. Doubtless the
gentlemen whose names have been
mentioned In connection with the
candidacy have gizsn these matters,
and others german to the general
subject, thought. We viii mention
the names Of persons whom we have
heard spoken Of assuitabie candidates.
wewill state, however, that there are
probably others equally worthy, whose
names have not reached US in this
connection. The gentlemen named
Sre-Messs. F.. E. Hutchins, ]. F.
Beaver, Orlando Morgan, c. A. Har-
rington, E. B. Taylor, l.. c. Jones,
Buell. Barnes, II. T. Mason, Geo. NJ.
futile.
From among so many capable gen.
tlemen 1t would seem to be quite i'm
probable that the County Convention
could fail in making 8 judicicusselee-
ton. a.-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-03-12
Obituary.

Chauncy Forward was oorn in the town.
ship OF Warren, Trumbun county. Ohio.and
died in Brookdeld, March 5thp 1878, aged So
year-
Some three weeks before his death, he
was engaged with several men in his en-
ploy, in getting out timber. In assisting TO
load a railroad tie the sticK slipped from his
shoulder and struck his leg breaklng IL twice
between the knee aud ankle everything
was done for him that medical skill and
tender care could devise. and his friends
INDUCED the hope OF his recovery until
Saturday, March LIST, when he became sud
denly worse, and continued SO uh-H his
death on the wednesday following.
Thus, in the midst Of comparative health
and activity, q loving husband and father,
a kind and generous friend, was unexpect-
edly cut Oh. He had been a resident Of
BrOOkneld for q years. and was generally
known and esteemed in that community,
as an upright and worthy citizen. He car
ried with him that pleasant and genial
spirit which never grows old, and In the
ahictIOn OF his own family he held an en-
viable place, while many outside Of the
same Will remember him long for his pleas
q companionship. and his Quickness to
feel the sorrows OF others
He eeme IMPRESSED that he would not
recover. ond expressed his Willingness TO
depart and be with Christ. which Is far bet
teri And as HIS end drew near. he said to
those who stood around his bed, 81 am not
afraid TO die. 1 know that my Redeemer
liveth."
May the kind Father above send consola-
zion TO the widow and orphans, and Light to
theiF desolated home. p~sss
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-03-12
NEWTON.

EDITOR CHRONICLE The old pro-
verb, Thine brings many changes" ap-
pears destined to demonstrate its truth
fulness in our community this coming
spring. There appears to have been a
cessation of life and enterprise in our
town people for some time back, which
mas caused more or less exultatiou on
the part OF citizens of our more prosper
GUS adjoining villages, r~idiculing the
idea Of our ever attaining to any thing
more than a retired community of "old
maids and widows.' or the truthful.
ness Of said assertion coneeInin the past,
we have nothing to say, but would sim
ply add that
Even they are up and doing,
with a heart for any
old bachelor or widower, who, being
matrimonially inclined. may chance to
journey this way. In defence, we would
add further, that every house In our
quiet little village that is at all inhnbita-
bic, is to be occupied, and even they are
too few to supply the demand-and
they that have not been fortunate enough
to be first here. and first served, are I'M
der the necessity OF erecting mansions
Of their own, the number OF which are
great for this place, say six or eight new
ones, and about as many old ones which
are to be repaired and painted, thus ad-
ding materially to our general appear
ancA and real value. We fatter our
selves that we are coming out all right
yet.
Our lyceum is in full blast vet, and
fraught with a great deal of interest,
especially the Evening Star" a small
periodical edited and published by the
fair ones Of said association, which at
present is the principal object ofinterest,
1--WE have reference to the paper and
generally attracts much of e crowd. who
eongregate there, principally TO listen 10
the column of personals, the leading
object of interest, quite spicy, and good
for those who like it: but destined, we
fear, to a premature end. The discussion
o. the question, "ReSolUed, That capital
punishment should be abolished" was
interesting, and we trust bene6-
cal. L.
Newton Falls, O., March 4, 1873.