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|, in st, Paul there are only No Aaadssd
places whore Intoxicating liquors are
sold &@ .sS So. .sz
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-JoAn Vandsrsluis offers for sale, very
cheap, good farm near New Munich.
See his advertisement. 81
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Vibrator Thrsshers ct Grovenor's.
Headquarters for extras for these ma
chimes. ::.z. 9. ...=. III. z.=
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The Minneapolia News ia resensihla

The Minneapolis News is reseasible
for q story, Enthusiastically told, that
while on the cars going to Btainerd, the
Rev. E. d. Williams, Baptist minister,
bet on cards with some sharpers, stalking
his gold watch against 500, and lost, and
that the authorities at Brsinerd compelled
tho gamblers to return the clerical time
piece. If this story is true it is . disgrace
to Mr.. Williams if untrue, tho Ne,ss de-.
serves the severest condemnation,
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MIR. and Mrs: b. G. Burdick Lost their
youngest child on Monday Last bright
boy about eight months old. ~"
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The othes Of tAs Brainsrd zSiSsas IL
advertised FOR. sale, q d hat Of The Il
Suour CbVrior. e - - 49,
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Frank D. Hall had . son-stroke last
evening. It weighed twelve pounds. Frank
is doing ~ we'll ss would b expected un.
dor tho oumstances.
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80 to Tolman 4 CO. and buy paints
oils, etc., for less than cost.
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When country editor is exhausted for
news, he puts in paragraph telling how
some beautiful ladies have called on him
and eheered his toilsome path With sweet
fowers.-Ezchangs.
That is just our fix. Bring on your
''sWest flowers"
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Attention II called 70 the advertise.
ment Of Col. Gilman for oommlssary stores,
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w. =. kigby, residing on Clearwater
road, two miles below st. Augusta, has :
few head Of TT cattle and sheep Tor sale.
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TO make tall man short-try to bsr-
row five dollars Of him.-Llexasd,;s Post.
Two or three individuals in this COM
munity complain that they have bean
shortened up" in this way lately.
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ls53. Summer TiAs Table. 1879.
o.. PAUL AND Of. oIouD-aoINa NORTH.
Leave st. Paul 8:26 .. m. and 4:S0 p. N
Arrive ct st. Cloud lao and $40 p. ..
GOING SOUTH.
Leave st. Cloud 7:20 Am. and 2:S6 pm.
Arrive 81. Paul Halo Am. and 7:16 pm.
Of. CLOUD AND xlLRosR-aoINa wlsr.
Leave St, Cloud 1:20p. m.
Arrive At Melrose $50 p. m.
GOING lAsT, t.t
Leave Nelrose ~s4 1906 D. m.
Arrive at st. Cloud 1885, m.
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Great bargains q McConnell's closing
ont sale 81 dry goods. 81
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3, M11KER CouNrY.-On the 18th . little
unpleassntness between Vim. Knight and
Horace Peters. at Forest City, ended in
Knights stabbing Peters ON the left side,
near the heart, infiicting severe but not
dangerous wound. knight Was at once ar
rested......... Litch6eld boys seem to have
spite against barns. On Sabbath q ten
years old lad, who WAS bent on learning
the manly art Of smoking, managed, while
lighting his "stub. :" to set ere to Angren's
barn, which, like the cigar, soon became
only ashes and smoke. ........ The Litchfisld
Ledger says that ". B. Litohfeld's railroad
taxes in that county amount to $780,. ..... -.
Patrick AoCann, of Forest City, was on
Ihursday run over BY reaper and ter.
ribly bruised. + will be almost ! miracle
II hs reoovsrs. ,,s ~
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CauEI AssAuI1.-On Sabbath last, just
- the Catholic Church at st. Wendell wa
out, Peter Branch stepped up to IN old
man, = cripple, named John stsiohen, .
said he wanted John Rollers notes. The
old man told him to 80 away a. hs wanted
nothing to do with him, whsreupon this
brute Branch oct upon him, knocked him
dswn and beat him numerically. Az he
struck the second time he said that II his
first blow had hit - he had intended, II
would have been the old mans death blow.
Brauch WAS arrested yesterday by Sheriff
Geissel and brought to this city, and his
trial took place this morning before Jus.
tice Barnes. He was found guilty and
fined $40, with costs making about $26
more, and If not paid to serve thirty dayl
in jsil.
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BOOTS AND SHOES FOR EVERY
z.s..t j ss BODY. ~
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Call Ct Curtis grocery store and buy
your srooksry. a large stock Is closing
out ct low figures. 5t.. BE-. S i.
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On Monday morning Messrs. ]. &.
Hayward. D. H. Hayward, ". Wulliksa,
John Cooper and Eli Griffin went to Rich
Prairie, forty miles, returning the next
evening with ninsty-eight birds.
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SEQ advertisement q &C Country "a, z
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Only { few days more Of noConnell's
olosins-out sals. Do not fail 70 eau and
ct choice bargains. Be.
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-,-Watsrmelons Of good quality IN
coming to town quite plsntifully.
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Gun RArss.-The following are tho
elu rates Of TN JOURNAL:
s copies, $1.75 each.
8 - 1,6O Z"
Official PaDBr Of tho CITY.
Grapes have appeared in market.

This e good day for dealers in green
apples.
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1 Treasures Cane y making trips 70 The
country collecting dsliaqssat personal
property taxes. ags
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2. NoUx1NHAuPT,

McCormick's reapers and mowers. ...... 20
The 81. Cloud Wagon Factory has sold
rs wagons.
G. F. & ". Powell have sold so ploWs.
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u. Tie meeting opposite the Central
House on next Sabbath evening will begin
sat halfpass az o'clock. We would suggest
20 4. those having these meetings in charge
she propristy Of shortening tho time some
vhat. The last two meetings we're ~ hour
iong. People who have to stand would
% much better satisfied with exercises last.
lns not more than thrss-quartsrs Of IN
hour. u
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The berry market WAS unusually live.
" this morning.
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LOO Al, .NHTWS

RI Geo. r. Rowsll4 Co., ozark Row,
New York, ands. n. Psttsngilld Co., 81
Park Row, New York. Are the sole agent
for THI JoulHAL in that city and are au-
tAorissdte contract tori nserting advertise
meatsforus ct our lowest cash rates.
Advertisers In thatoity are requested to
cave their favors with either Of the above
houses.
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Mrs. Esty, who was 20 severely injur-
ed at Little Rock about ton days ago BY
being thrown from . wagon and one Of the
wheels passing over her head (ss reported
last week), il recovering, - We learn from
the ply sician attending her.
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MARK. ET's.

81. CLouD, Aug. u, 1878:
Wheat remains 81 tho following 6g-
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Sec tho notice Of the sale Of horses,
wagons. etc., belonging to tho estate Of
Robert Leitoh deceased. 49,.
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PaisosAI.l II. Alex. Robsstston
;stastSd for the East 81 Tuesday to pur-
ehass machinery, tool. soods, sss., for hls
asw jswslry sstablishmsas. S1ssE
Miss Ella Smith gossto Sank o sntr, and
Miss Maggie Bigssrstsf TO Bellevue, On
Saturday. q take charge Of schools. Both
ars from The 81. Cloud Normai School.
and ~ Just such teachers g are ID most s.
demand. .., 3 q - ,ss
n. =. q. oerbett returned last week non
Fort Garry. rs
Mr. Carl Hsrb,rger. Of Albany. Vas in
the city On, Monday. He has store In
that teva. and u doing good business.
Col. Chas. p. Kerr. Of St. Paul, il In the
city. 3
Ar. R 9. Bardiok has gone 10 LiteAa,ld.
whore h takes charge q ths grain sls,va-
tor. "Diek" b one Of Ne good boys You
road sbout IN g. q. books. y Is =&&sa
NJ. 0. 3. Garrison rsturasd last even.
ING hon Niohigan, whore hs vas engaged
for several weeks in surveying additions
to the towns Of Grand Rapids and Contra
liz. . ID. - r. ~,
Msssrs. George L. Muth, Of Baltimore,
and Joseph P. Wisssl, Of Cumberland,
Nd, spent number Of days In the city
this week, visiting their cousins, the
Me.srs. Rosenbsrger. They started for
home yesterday morning. 49,.
Capt. Harvey Officer. Of St. Paul, made
hurried business trip here on Tuesday.
Mr.. J. B. Baker, Of Pennsylvania, has
been visiting his cousin, Mr.. G. B. Buck.
man, Of Rich Prairie, Morrison county,
and 10 much pleased with the country.
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III you want ) glass 81 the best ios-cool
smon ade, call Ct Denneawaldt's. sss /. Hi
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"A Grange Of the p. Of II. has been
organised In the town Of Orange, Douglas
county. & =s 5s.s
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yan's sugar-eursd Hams, &
Russllt'1.
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Z ~ TAeCiroalation OF TAs Jourasl
sDOuBLn that ~ any other paper
PahlisAsdiANsr tAsrn llinnsssta Let
AdvsrtissrsrsnsA Ais.
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The Wright County Fair L. . = held
October lot, % ana 50. s''s


tas Us'sns ooonsy saaE = = = nsac =
ootooef ~, 8 aao sd.
~. w.. Hon !. ~. 49,, ~, i. n.
1su1nson' y olss1Nsssr' Is'soe, *o'vVo.
The Governor "a. apnoi,ted a O. L.
thron Jud.. q proh.ta sor pan. oonntv
! i.--AttAation Il called IA ths advertise.
ment Of Col. Gilman Tor oommls,ary stores,
| !. g. = - - g
| n,.... thar. ,nt,rio.tin. liouora are
soldl
- =
/ u,.as. ~ 'Ao - n...,.--
county. %.5.... 81. .s. Y. u
{. -r,...n,.. ~. !. $50. a,in. Ia n.
| .or,trv oo,,.a.,n., a.,;.n.... ,>r.o>.,
r,on.rtv ,.,,. ,ss s'.7s" T. .,.>1s@---,,
- - .--.---.
advartised fnr aala, = i. tAat ~ tke =
au.nr 0b.,;,r 81, & ~, 49,
: --.. '.s s----.-.--- -.
-oaa ' enoe.eae's oa'3s Ief se'e' ve.S
sassP,s Sooo tstm nssF NsW manAon'
| '~, -- --s---- - -
-Mr. ana Mrs: y. y. burdlek lost tnelf
youngest child on Monday last bright
boy about eight months old.
,u...- -.I
wagons, etc., belonging to tho estate Of
Robert Leitoh deceased. "
v1n 9.T1.s ~ -.
...,;.. r.;.s.s 800 .-. r..~r
=. =. "e'1 WY po1A1'. =. A"1
| der tho circumstances.
49,.
-ihe opsn-aar temperance meeting on
osooa'n evening Wa ven attended Al
al'ss's "e1e m"ae ~ "s' ). M gerry ana
Stanley closing with prayer.
-,
'se . s's.. WOO ".'1e''eo ,..., ", ..,,
~ s.s . -.r.... s % 49, w. -.
49,. 800 ''s s.,.H ":. ,:.. a.
s..a. -... .a. ~
80.
one u 'ne sensstaoas ~ TUG week W.
. race between Ed. Cspple and . youth
mounted ON q veloolpede. Distance, one
blook. Ed. wa An sasv winner bv ssver-
Al ,imsa hia own thiekns...
> 80. ~ So
H.vv.rd n n H.x~.,a " wrn;t.,
John Cooper and Hi Griffin want to Rioh
Prairie. forty miles. r.turnin, III. nsx.
svenine With ninstv.e,eht birds.
>--
-. 10 maH ,S tan man saors-tfy TO oer'
NV ~. .' - ...' w.
munity complain that they have been
shortened up in this way lately.
A., 49,, <
Ae'' WV wa '' '.''1'' '''.1
~ ~ .,''ie nook 'o0u' ''n o'ys ss0 ~
0s'ne 'nf0.n '1om . "'e'n s1a 'n' d .ns
"nee's passing oVer nor oeso 10 1ePot'eo
| last week ], Ii recovering, % We learn from
the ply stefan attending her.
-.-,:.:
n.va he nnts in - y.r.sr.nb e t.'1;n" h ~,
some beautiful ladies have called on him
and oheered his toilsome path With sweet
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Last chance to get goods cheap. Go
to Vests. ..
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y M Ne Bt. Cloud JosrnsI
OF. DICK AND HARRY.

= u suHa ylxixoLY. 70 ran An ayILlIxs AxD
B OMAN @ 80 5Ss2s
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DAD ATTACK OF WoRNs.-Au OF Maine
Prairie has the worms. That il. III trees
(of the burr oak variety have. Gentle
men from there state that . kind Of black
caterpillar has stripped the leaves, oil but
the veins, from these trees until they look
like skeletons, and that people have been
compelled to dig trenches about their hous-
- to keep tho pests out, and that holes in
the ground are q He'd with = wri6gling mass
Of tho nasty things.
MAsoH1o.-A few weeks ago We gave the
result of the annual election Of officers Of
North Star Lodge No. % A..F.'.& AM.
The following appointments h.vs sinee
been made By ". M, E. H. walker:
SD. J. e. Wing.
I'D. r. Becker. .ssyl. = ye;.--a1
Tyler, ". Carter.
Finance Committes-L. ". Collins, J. O.
Mcdonald and ". Henderson. - 49, -
Cemetery Committee Coates, F.
Arnold and J. Biggerstaff. -. > ~>7's r.
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Notice OF Mortgage Fore closure,

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IL
DELIGHTFUL SU MINER RESORT
IN THE MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA.
Nine miles from Goshen Depot on Chesapeake
& Ohio Railroad and Eleven from Lexington,
Va. Accessible by double daily line of Stages
through the world-renowned
HEN PASS.
The scenery is the grandest and most pic
turesque in America.
The table will be supplied with every delicaey
of the season.
Parties in search of health or pleasure may
rest assured that every effort Will be made
to please and accommodate.
The principal properties of the water consist
of iron. iodine, magnesia and soda There is
probably no water in Virginia positive, direct
and palpable in its effects on the female system.
Under its influence the disturbed balances of the
female organization are adjusted and arranged
by that good and merciful directory, the benefits
of whose dispensatOry we are allowed to enjoy,
but seldom appreciate and never understand.
ADJUSTMENTS.
Boating and Fishing can be enjoyed to any ex-
tent; Steamboat, capacity eight persons, Tr-
weekly Paper for the amusement of the visitors,
Croquet Ground, Shady Lawn. Bowling Alley,
Billiards, Shooting Gallery, Photograph Galle-
ry and an excellent Band of Music. A Bath 40
by 60 feet, with water as clear as crystal and
temperature of IA degrees
TERMs-$2 so per day; SIS per week; 500 per
month. Half price for Children and Servants.
PHIL. F. BROWN s. BRO,
ie17-1m Proprietors.
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GABRIEL HIRSH. ALBERT STRAUSS
NEW ESTAREHSHMENT
THE PEOPLE ASK IT AND MUST
AVE IT.

GABRIEL HERSEE 81 CO.,
having been solicited by numerous friends of
Staunton and vicinity to open a frstca
otsse-FurnIshing Establishment
in the city have concluded to follow their incli-
nation to please the people, and have therefore
leased the splendid store-room of James a. Pr
per, OH New street, near Virginia Hotel. and are
now opening very superior assortment of
CARPETS, MATING, WALL PAPERS,
CURTAINS, &C.
They propose to keep on hand everything in this
line, in abundant ualites and varieties, as to
be able to meet any demand, however large or
small. They will keep for sale also, Mirrors
from the costliest to the cheapest, Gilt Mould
ings, &c, and will carry on the
UPHOLSlnERLNG AND PAPER HANGING
business, having employed for this purpose, Mr..
GEORGE w. HEwETT, one of the most finished
and superior workmen in the United States
They will also do all kinds of Furniture Repair
ing such as re-seating sofas, chairs &c.
Having been induced to enter into this new
business from the expressed wish Of many of Ca
briel Hirsh's old friends and customers, and the
conviction that the increasing demands of our
growing population require it. they expect to be
literally encouraged.
Their charges will be moderate and just.-
They want nothing for what they do not give the
equivalent and the reput alton of the head of the
concern for fair dealing will justify the public
in their expectations to have first class House
of this kind where the wants of our people in this
respect can be supplied. je17-tf
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DIANOS PAANOs!i

The undersigned takes great pleasure in an
nouncing to the musical public Of Staunton and
vicinity that he will, from and after the 1st of
july locate in their city, for the purpose of con-
Quoting the Piano business in all its branches.
Believing that the advanced and extensive mu-
steal culture of the place will warrant reasonable
success to an experienced professional Piano
m aker, he herewith offers to the public his SER
vices, and respectfullyEasks fer share of their
patronage. His conditions will be moderate
charges. prompt attention. all work warranted
to give entire satisfaction, and equal to being
done in the factory, or no charges.
Through having personal interest IN one OF
the first Piano Factories in Baltimore, he will
sell Pianos at lowest wholesale rates for cash
also, on most liberal instament plan.
Orders may for the present be left at the jew
elry store of Paul A. Mix through the postoffice,
gusta Female Seminary. Whole columns OF
references furnished if desired
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VIRGINIA HOTEL.
JOHN ID. CROWLE, Proprietor.
G. W. KENNEDY, CHIEF CLERK.

This favorite Hotel has just been repaired and
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Its Table will be supplied with everything that
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attentive and everything az will be done to secure
The BAR is supplied with the finest Wines
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The Proprietor will devote his time and atten-
ton to making this first class House in every
respect and solicits share of the public pat
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NB OMNIBUSSES will be in attendance on
the arrival of all the trains to convey passengers
to and from the Hotel free Of charge.
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nov 10 If Proprietor.
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Carriage lW0ising.
NM gOm.NEaking d Blacksmithing.

The undersi gned, formerly of Churchville,
has opened Wagon making and Blacksmithimg
Establishment, on New Court house ST., Staun-
ton, Va, next door to the Carriage Factory of
Captain Waters, where he is prepared TO execute
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also manufacture Fesieg's Patent Lightning
Jack-the greatest thing out and indispensa-
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fe18-tf JAMES NJ. LlCKLITER.
CARRIAGES AND BgsGEES.-I wish
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AGE SHOP
to my new building near the Virginia" Hotel,
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business and fair dealing, expect to give entire
abstraction. l will pay strict attention to RE
PAIRING. Give me call before purchasing
Jan 10 j. I'll. WATERS.
CARRIAGE sAAENG.-Att the solicita-
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A man out West who married widow has
invented device tc cure her of Externally
praislpg her former husband. Whenever she
begins to descant on his noble qualities, this
ingenious number-two merely says-s'Poor, dear
man How [ wish he had not dedi' and the
lady Immediately begins to think of something
else to talk about.
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Rev. E. O Forney pastor of the Church of
the Ascension, Norristown. Pa, has renowned
Professionalism, and gone over to the Catholic
Church. He was confirmed at the Church of
the Blessed Sacrament, Washington township,
Berks county, Pa. recently.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-07-22

Wise sayings Of great men are very interest
ing reading, and the remark of the Mississinni
Judge will be handed down among the sayings
OF eminent persons. Said he, splitting out a
quld OF tobacco, and taking fresh one: 81
haven't been judge great while, but think T
can snatch justice bald headed as well as apy
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-07-22

:, At the depot on Monday evening an eager
looking man jumped from the train and CLASH
cd waiting woman in his arms. Heaven
my wife j. said he. Mercy my rufles p
said she; which showed what both were think
ing of-DanJuy Nesos.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-07-22

The earnings of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad and branches for June, 1873, were
1898, 797.47, showing an increase, as COM
pared with June, 1872, of $lll.855.65.