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Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-14
Judicial Directory:

Y. District Judge
Terms of Court-First Monday of Feb,
May, Aug, and Nov.
II. X. ). O'MELVENY ..Judge of Probate and
County Courts.
Terms of Court-First Monday of jan,
Mar, May, July. Sept, and Nov
]. d. BICKNELL...Dist. Court Commits sioner
Office, No. 80, Temple Block
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-14
Ploughing and Grading.

DERSONS WISHING CITY LOTS
l. ploughed or graded can leave their
orders at Ne. S3, csrner Of Third and Fort
streets. mar3l-tG.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-14
Common COuncil:

sABICHI. PRES, VIII. WORKMAN,
EDWARD HUBER, +. F. DE CELLS,
JOSE NJ ASCARFL, i. BEAUDRY,
JACOB GERKlN, II. DOCKWEILER,
JULIAN CLAWS JULIAN VALDEZ.
Meets every Thursday p NJ. at o'clock, at
its room, 40 Spring street.
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uStices' Courts :

VIM. II. GRAY. Temple Block, over w. F. &
CO.'S Office.
JOHN TRAFFORD... .Downey Block Temple
Street.
II. X, w. BENT.......... ............. Post master
Postoflice, Temple Block.
j. G. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Los Angeles Library Association, Downey
Block.
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Wholesale Market.
PROVISIONS.

PROVISIONS,
FLOUR Nails, q key. SO
ExtraF bbl.S CO.. FRUIT
Snnnrnnn . I'm aiZI Ennil do 4 u
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-10-08

One volume OF the Inclana journal,
Weekly, viii BE- given as a premium to
any one who will send us $3.50 for FIVE
yearly subscribers, for the Marshall Coun-
ty REPUBLICAN. Here is good chance
TO get good Republican paper, for avery
little trouble.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-10-08

of each week for the performance
of this work; but we can take
your order at any time and ill II in
an hour If You are in hurry.
By reason of having q certain
day to do this work we can be pre-
pared and have our presses in read
iness,-thus enabled to
adopt the lowest scale of priCee
and place them within the reach of
all. In order to do this we have
fixed the schedule as follows:
GLASS CARDS.
I doc dog
Calling, line, any color. 80 81 20
Party invitations, with AT Home
and additional Lines. ............ ! 90 90
per 100 per 900
Calling, ! line. .-..-.--..--..-.-.---ss Is 90
...-.--...-..---. ~ ~
fdrty-ds dDOVe. % DIV
Business cards to lines. 100 500
BRISTOL BOARD CARDS.
per 50 100 800
calline' ! me- any coior. 80 81 90 20
Party-as above. ] 70 % 80
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-10-08
CARD,
Texas Grand Prize Concert,
Postponed to October "a, 1874.

NO CONNECTION WITH ANY SIMILAR
ENTERPRISE.
The Hon. Jas. T. d. Wilson. Mayor of Houston,
and the City Council endorses the enterprise az
follows:
HoUsToS, Texas, April g. 1874.
We, the undersigned, regard the Real Estate
Distribution, which j. E. Foster proposes to make
on the 22d of October next, in this city, as ccula-
ted 10 promote improvements, and placing within
the reach of many, who otherwise would be una
bic, chance to secure home for them and their
families, and having from osr long acquaintance
with him, every confidence in his integrity, feel
JUST lied In saying, that we believe he will carry
out els Distribution honestly and fairly, according
TO h advertised plan.
81 med by the Mayor, the Hon. Jas. T. d. VIII
son and City Council.
G ipital Prize, 5000 Gold: ten Residences in
Houston; Population 1000, and the Railroad CEN
tire of the State; $50 tracts of land in different por-
tons of the State Value of prizes, $4,000; "a
900 tickets, at SO each. The management are so
well convinced of the success of the Enterprise,
that they feel justified In promising to refund every
cent of money, If the drawing does not take place
on the ed of October. EVERY PRIZE PAID in full,
whether all the tickets are sold or not Send for
circulars. Agents wanted.
I. w HOUSE, Treasurer. Address
j. E. FOSTER, Manager, Houston, Texas.
Aug. 18th, low.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-22
Cine GSSpbltbat 1T mic per!prcu.

Menn lie audi ni9t 10 belobnt unb
pergolten ioiro> lpie in Ocr na9fol9enoen
fleinen Gr5dblun9 9e19iloert i It, 10 per=
gilt lie 0o6 Der @ott ber 8armDer5igfeii
in anoerer @eile uno ie0enfoQs i'm SEN
leits.
Wor cini9en Sobren iette liD in Der
bitter lten gSinterfQlte Elm armer alter
damn ouf einen gdltcin por einem
9auie, in elmer 5iemli6 einl lamen @traBe
BON Paris. Gs mo9te 10. 1br Q6enos
lein; oie meni9en 2eute oie bes @egs
famen> batten Gile un0 tra6teten na9
9aule 5u fommen uno iiberbes paren
lie oer Meinung, BET olte Weann, ben lie
oa.iiben iaben, lei betrunten. Wenn lie
ibn jebo9 ndber betra6tet bdtten> 10
tpliroen }ie ge1eben baber> OaB ct nii3tern
mar un0 trob 1einer au9enl6einli9en
Irmutb anitdnoi9 ouslab; aber >uie
gelagt> bo5u nabmen 1ie 1i9 ni6t 3eit.
gnoli@ fam ein iunger Mann bes
Weges> iingen0 un0 pfeifeno. CT blieb
por benz alten Manne 5teben uno fragte
i6n, 1pas linn feble.
~9un9er babe iG", it6bnte ber Mrme.
~Daee9en labt 1i6 belfenL" iagte 0er
jun9e Mann. v@tiiben @ie lie 1i9 auf
meinen Mrm uno 1eben @ie gu , Db @ie
nod ein paar @@ritte 9eben t6nnen."
Ser iun9e Mann, Elm Mrbeiter> fibrte
ben Mlten in Elm tleines Wirtbsbaus>
oos in Der Ndbe tuar> un6 lieb linn elm
Mbenoel1en auftragen. 9er alte Mann
ab NIT iol6em 9eibbunger, bob iein Be-
9leiter> Der linn iibri9ens nit 8ersniigen
sulab, i'm ermabnen mu Bte, ni@t 10
l@nea gu eHen> tpeil oas 14abli@ lei.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-22
0bio Q8atienfreunb.
nno tbot iofort Die nDtbigen @6ritte, i'm
bonn -N}ilitdr fret 5u MAIDEN un0 naDm
i'm, ols er bon Wfrifa suriid fom> an
&inoesl ltatt an.
uSlb Dlan" nub uSlo Wpme,,".

lteber bieIe npn un]erer einoeborenen
Su9cno 10 bdu{ig 9ebroudten @useriide
fir Yater unoMutter lel EN- mir Tolgenoes
ii, einem en9lil9en Soul6blatte:
u@ie oft b0ren mir junge Nldnncr bon
ibrcn Gltern ols The old man" poer
The old woman" lpre6en. 590men
lolltet ibr GuG, ibr iungen Mfdnner, IN
10 >pe9perfenber 0Seile pon euren 81
tern 81 1pre6el, Die in ibrem 9er5en cine
2iebe fit eub begen, bic nienlon0 anbers
fiiblen fam; bie i6r 2eben fir eu1 uagcn
un0 iDren lekten 0ollor ber9eben miiroen>
Inn eu9 Dor @9anbe 5u rettcn lin ocn=
mod ]pre9t ibr pOn i6nen ols the old
man" ooer vthe old woman, anitott
ibnen ben Gbrentitel @oter uno Nlutter
I'll 0ebcn. Menn inner mir einen iunsen
Menl6en in 1ol6er g8eile BON leinen 81
tern ipre6en b0ren, finoen mir in ber 9ie=
gel, oob es cin leibt liunigcr, ci9enmilliYcr
Yotrpn it, Der leinen Gltern pie( Gorge
uno Yein 6cretet unO lie friiber ooer 1pdt=
ter nit Summer ii6er6duft in's @jrob
brin9t.
I'M lere&otb an jungeNtdo6en 9ebt oa'
FIN, jeoen iungcn 9]}ann obsu0eilen, Der
in 1old)' uncbrbietiger Weile BON lclnen
@ltern 1pri1t, bcnn berjcnige, Der feline
Q(6tung Dor Yoter poer Shutter bclikt
miro audi le6r ucnig baupn fir lein gScib
bobcn." (2uy @o5)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-22
Sci int Tlantmen

9lm 10. Suli Mbeno 9eeen l1br trof
Der Blib cine 9robe petroleum =Giiterne
in Weebo>uten am 9ublou. Mu9enblidli9
9erietb oielelbe TT Brano uno tbeilten li6
Die Slammen elmer nabe selegenen f(ei=
neren Giiterne NIT. BalO barauf erplo=
birten beioe nit fur9tbarer @e,palt Die
8eoa9ung tuaro bo6 in Die 2uft ge<
1@leuoert uno itiir5te in bas in5lpi19en
bod auf f13lagenoeT eTeuernleer 5uriid; mG9=
ti9e Nou6tpolten thiirmten ]i6 uber ben
Tlammen auf uno fiibrteu bolo 5abl=
rei6e 3u19auer berbei. Sic 2616mann=
1@aft oes noDegele9enen Sra6tba3nbpfes
Der Griebabn, gu ,pel9em Die Oelnie0er=
lagen 9eb6rten mar balb ouf Dem Plabe
uno 9elang es .ibr, ben8ronb Der grDBern
@iiterne, bic 1000 Sob oufbalten tann>
fur5e 3eit au l01 1@en, tporauf Der 8aDn+
bof bon Der Menge Ma99ons> Die. tbeil<
,peiie nit pretoleum 9elooen tuqren, 9e=
rdumt tpuroe; in5mii@en paren au9 Sic
Q616mann19a ften Der bena9barten 0rte
onf Dem Plabe eri6ienen, 9aben jeoo@
uo3 ,nebrftiinoi9er Mnltrenguns Die Mr.
belt ols MI blos auf oa bosWaijer pffen=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-22

Son S. ;5ilder 8ro'sv 9onton, >,
murbc rns 5uqcanot:
Nlissa in honorem St. Josephi,
Cine lcid)t ousfiibrbare W}riie fit 4iti,nmigc
9cmilNtcn Gbor bon S. 5in9cnberger
YreiS Gents. 9ieic M(ciie ioa oud oen al
lerid)'uiditcn Gb0rcn Gtnos bietcn, mas Der
Seroronun9 unb Dem @eiitc Der @ird)e cut
ipridt. GS lit borin fein 9Sort in ibcrflliliiacr
@eijc miebcrbolt, obcr ouG 9cnau bic &or<
ldriit ciu9eloltcn, NidtS ob;utilr,cn.
- Son bcm proftild populoreN sScrte
ST.. @crborb' vGcl Il tsm ann in
S(merifo" linb uns orei meitcre Sicferllnacn,
Sos. IL, - uno l3 ;ugcfomMen. 9ieic 1ic-
fcrun9cn seigcn una ncueroinaS Den 9robrn
Mertb bon ST. @ergu:p'S Gci6aftSmonn, ols
popul1rer &otDAcbcr in @c6tsladcn. St lcbrt
ieocm 2eicr, iucldc &cd)te iDm III ocn Sc;ic<
bunacn bes biirgerlidcn 2cbcnS suitebcn uno
l1bt i'm 10 monde Wlibgriffc bermcoen, Die
lcid)t ;u id)lperen lluoncDmlid)fcit Scrluitcn
nno b1ufig icblt ;u ruirDicn Ero;elcn filbrcn
9os gScrf bon 6em icbcn W(unat Gin 9eft CT,
id)eint, miro mt benz Is. 9cftc bccnbct cin
uno fam bur0 olle @iid)er~ ,no 3citunaSa9en~
ten, q o5 Gents pet Sic fcruna uno AUDI Direct
bonn &erle9er ST.. @erboro Yolt Sor 400l III
stcp Yort beaoscn luerbcn.
- Son BET cn9l. &ublitations Gelcli0oft in
s(ep Yorf crDicltcn mir Gin Strobe Grcmplor
ncucr cneliid)er 2eicbiid)er fit fatbolilbe S1us
trn, Die rcbt biibld ousgeiattet ino unb in
mond)er @e;icbung SorSigc bor Den bisDer BE-
fonnten oerorlgcn 2elcbudern Doben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-22

- Bdbrenb i6cr Der Mornonberr=
i6aft in utob bos 9amotleslbtpert oes
Gon9re1]es bdngt un0 i'm nd3lten ober
Dem na9fol9enoen Gon9relie lpabribein=
liA no9 ltreneere MaBre9eln als Sic i6on
iiin9t bel6lonenen 5ar Tor(ase fpmmen
>perbcn> entlpifeln Die uNpolteJ" oes Dior
monentbums in europa cine taunens=
pertbe Sbdti9teit. 8or eini9en Sa9en
lanoeten III Glelp Dorf 700 Neubetebrte>
unb aus ser @6uei5, ND unleres WiI=
1ens bas Morn1onentbllm bisDer teine9n=
banger 9efunoen batte, miro nd@it items
ebenfalls cine sablrei6e Sruppe angetom=
men, Inn na3 6em 9elobten 2anoe am
@al5lee 5u 9eben. Serner DeiBt es baB
oer ndeb1te9erbi It nod an ebnli6ereWfor=
moneni9aaren aus europa bie6er fiibren
miro.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-22
II Bar ben Slommen feinen @inhalt tbun

bar ben Slammen feinen Ginhalt tbun
fonnte. g.. r: e.r' @..@
9ie benadbortcn Sduler paren balo
9erdumt, ieoer bra@te elm Mlobilar in
Si6erbeit unb Die 0d1er wuroen nit
|naljen Seppi6en bebeeft. 9as petroleum
entquou ben brennenben Giiternen in fe,t=
rigen StrDmen unb floB Dem 6uo1on su.
II Giiternel!, Die un9efdbr 10 W}illionen
@alloneti 4etroleum entbielten lporen
big oprgeferr Wfittag perbrannt. Niele
oer Gilternen, iparen unter Ser @roe bur6
NDDren perbunoen unO perbreifeten ]ib
our6 oiele bic Tlammen bis 81 Den ents
fernteren. I'm 81 llbr serietb cine ST.
iterne> tpel6e 3 Mil(ipnen Gallon raf=
ilnlrtes petroleum entbielt, in Brono
uno erploOirte nit einem fur6tboren
&noQ. Sic 9eoo6ung lporo piele 6uroert
SUP in Bic SUIT 9el6leubert uno SLANT
men BON 200 Tub 96bc l4olen empor,
ooS Del ergob li6 in Sen @trom uno
bronnte nod eine @trede >ueit ouf Dem.
lel6en fort. 9os bur9 0ie Grplo1ipn
umbergel l6lelloerte Sel perlebte cine 9ln=
5obl Der 3u1bauer. Sic 96]9enmonn=
ldof NH BITE tbatlos sl1l leben uno rifbtete
nur 5ulpeilen lire Nnl ltrengun9en ouf
Grbaltung Der bena6borten Gebduli9=
teitei1.
Stint @6iffe uno 5luei 8ei9ter> lpel6e
sur 3eit om0of logen, >purben nod reDt=
I5eitig III @iberbeit gebrodt, Elm Canal
boot jeoo9 bas init 9ol5 9eloben mar
bronnte bis sum 9SaHerranOe nieoer.
SrelPires> wopon Der eine li6 400, Die
beiocn onoern 200 Tub >peit in ben Tlub
eritredten> >purOen nit einem 2ogerbou1e
ungcfQbr 250 SUP lang, jc0o6 nur 1000
TuB roffinirtes Ocl entbaltcnb> upn ben
Tlommen pcr5eDrt.
Terner per6ronntcn bic 8Dtt1eruert=
1tdtten uno cine 9ln5obl bDlscrner @6up=
pen uno 2o9erbdul ler; Oie @atterbriife
gerietD mebrmol5' III 8ronb, lporb ober
0ur6 Mntrsngungen ber2Di0monl l6aften
gerettct> ebenlo blicb 0ie 9teiDe Dbener=
udbnten @ebdu0e> ,pel9e BON Mrbeitern
in ben 9(ieoerlagen 6c>uoDnt lpurOen, ber=
idont. 9(bt5i9 2erte, ,pelbe oalelbf Bes
l6afti9ung fanoen, famen our6 0as I'm
9liid auber 9lrbeit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-22

ftattung7 nur gegen ein 901egelo BON
$4,000 er|plgen fDnne. @o9lei6 ,eiQte
a ber8ater i'm 2eoger an, ooB ct au einem
Wer9leibe bereit lei uno germ aeben
ipoae> ipas ir9enb in 5einen Gr6ften
ftebe.. Nbermals fam Elm Brief ooB
man 1i3 feinesfalls nit elmer gerinoeren
Summe begniigen weroe. Gr entbielt
Die beael9nenoen @tellen: vQBir ui||en,
Dap sic ni6t reid linb aber sic boben
rei3e Sreun0e, Die Sbnen bas @eIb bor-
gen weroen. @enn @ie @elo ,nebr lie
ben als SIR &inb, m0ge 1ein Blut iiber
SDr 9aupt fommen !" - lno vSeoer
NerIu6, ben Ser ted bes Ginoes aus fin
big 5u MAIDEN miro nur Ieinen ougen>
blidli6en SOB sur Sol9e baben. gDir
,eerben oas &ino MIR unter uni ern ei9e=
men Yeoingunsen gum 8ori6ein brin=
gen." M}or benfe 1i@ bos Gntleben Der
Gltern> bic unter Der be- ltdnoigen Tllrdt
leben, bob ibrem 2.ebling Elm 2eios 9e=
11ebe. Ser Yotcr lit N}itgleo Ser
@9nittwooren firma &pb> 66ott & So.
9ie Tirmo erlitt >udbreno Der jiinglten
&ri]is bebeutenoe Nerlulte unb 9err Gob
lit bober ouber 5tonoc, Die perlongte
@umme gu 5obleu. ST fat in5lpil6en
obermals cine Noti5 i'm v2ebger" er16ci=
men la1en, >porin er feline Bereituillig=
felt ousoriift> oas @elo oufSubrin9sn,
,penn g linn ir9eno mDgli6 lei 'Oie
Poli5ei fat Die grDBte Sbdtigfcit entfol=
tet> lie 1dbt Bic Yolt=Office uno bic 2e0=
9er=Oflice 10arf beluo9en, oher 0ie @ou=
ncr iino porlid)tig uno 9eben nidt in
Die Safe. Gjebeimpoli5iiten lpiiren in
alien 5beilcn Der @tobt umDer, bisber
jeou6 pbne jeoen grfol9. Sic gon5e
Gtoot nimmt an Sem Worfou 1ebboften
9lntbeil unb man bofft, boB es our6
bas @uilebel, ,pelbes Die @o6e 9emobt
bpd gelin9en peroe, ben Ner1ted beS
&noben ousfinoig 81 MAIDEN poraua9c=
lebt ooB bie @9urfen ni@t lire 9rO=
bung ousiiibren uno ibn aus Dem g8c9e
rdumcn. 9offentlid) miro BON @eiten
Ser BeDDr0en ni9ts pcr1 16lnt> Inn Oie
Seriber Die 1es bier 81 2anbe unerb0rten
@6urtenl ltrei6s ans 2idt su brin9en.
&dme ber.tleine &ob nur baour6 pieocr
gum @orl6ein, oab bos bobe 20leeelo
erle9t miiroe, 10 fdnoe bos 8eilpiel H.
derli6 balo Nababmun9 uno feline BE-
mittelte Tamilie 0es 2anoes ,udre ou6
nur fir einen 9luggblid li6er; in dbn<
1i6er @eile 9ebrano16abt 5ll lperben.
@elin9t es aber, bieler &nabenentfiibrer
babbaft 5u tuerben, 70 miro man Doifent=
lid elm 1ol3es Grempel an ibnen 1totui<
ren oab I'M 1eren na6 1euen @rtperbs=
quellen 1u6enoen @aurergenies olle 2uit
III einem abnli6en Experiment filr aue
3eiten per9ebt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-22


ni9t miBbrauDsn; oenn sic fDnnen li9
tpobl oenten, bab ib fein @elO babe, Inn
5u sab1en."
v@6a0et ni6ts, oas ,uerbe i6 ldon
belor9en. 0o trinten sic nod Elm @las
@ein, bann fiibre i'd @le na6 9aule."
0ie @obuung oes alten Wfonnes mar
ni6t gar ,peit meg. slls er al leiner
9austbiir ongelan9t iuar, naDm ibn Ter
9trbeiter BEL ser @anb uno 1aste: vMir
9eDt es gut id perOiene mir reidli6 ,pas
i9 brou9e, uno was mir iibrig bleibt,
ge6e id} 81 meinem Ger9nii9en aus.
Sekt babe i6 9eraoe nod 20 Tranfen;
itott boB i9 lie perpube gebe i9 1ie
Sbnen bitte> nebmen sic ie! @uten
M6en0!"
N1it oiclen Worten briictte Der junge
01ann Dem Mlten Elm 9duf6en> @elo in
Die 9ono un0 ging ral6en @@rittes ba=
BON.
Ser olte Mann Ben Die giitige Ypr=
lcDung ouf 10 merflpiroige Weile Dor
Dem SoO ourd 9uu9er uno Troit be-
luabrt Dottc, mar ein ebemoliger Beamter
Der lein fleines 8erm09en 6urG l6ledte
W}en lben pcrloren bate. Ct batte 5luar
nod einen Sruoer, Der lebr reid mar
abcr li9 bur6als ni6t I'M i'm tiimmerte
unO ibn foltbliitig unb bort6er5i9 i'm
Glcnb nerfpmmen licB.
ungefdDr elm Sobr no0 Dem cben CT
5dblten Norf folle botte Der bort6cr5i9c
Bruoer feline Trou uno feline bei0en
@Dbne our6 einen raj l6en Soo perlo=
rem; er lelblt folgte ibnen balo> uno lcin
groBes 8ermD9en iiel BON Ne6tslpe9en
an 5sinen perla1lenen 8ruber. 9ieler
Datte leinen MpDltbdtcr BON jcner Mabt
ni9t per9ellen; CT CAB 1i6 ole nDslihe
Miibe i'm ouf5ufinoen uno foroerte i'm
enOli6 burd Die 3eitrn9en aui su ibm
su foumen.
Da erl6ien zines Soses ein jun9er
9rbeiter uno ltellte ]i6 oenl oltcn Serrn
ols ben @eluDten por. 0ieler a6er fonb
in DEM N(oune gar feline Nebnlidteit nit
einem @pbltbater. Sod nabm er ben
8el elu6er freunoliD ouf uno iaste ju
ibm: uNll 10 Sic boben mir por 5pei
Sabren einen 10 9roben 0ienl It er>piel elen?"
u9os lpil( ib meinen" perlebte Der
9(rbeiter un0 mari li6 in bic 8rnit.
SEPT f6nnten sic mir audi einen 9ien1t
erluei len> benn mir gebt e5 gerooe per-
oammt 1ble9t."
u2ieber Treuno>" 1o9te oorouf Der
olte 0err, ves wiiroe mid berali6 frcue11,
S6nen benen 5u f0nnen. Blei6en Gie
porlQufi9 0ielen @ornittag bel MIR un6
0a es 9erooe 3eit gum Triibfiif lit 10
geDen >pir miteinonOer in Oas @peile=
baus in bas @ie midi bomals gefiibrt
baben; @ie !pi}len 6od), ND es It 2"
~Nein> oas lueiB i6 ni6t mebr, es 1T
5u lan9e ber."
9a la9te ber alte 9err ernt unb nad=
briidlib: 90ren sic iun9er Monn, @ie
lpielen ein fall6es @piel; Sic tppllen
MIDI gum 8el ten Daben> uno i9 fDnnte
@ie ser Poli5ei iiber9eben. 9lber oa i9
permltbe boB @ie ben Mann fennen,
ben i6 lu@e, 10 perlpre6e i6 Sbne11 ons
itott @ie Der perOienten @trofc 5u iiber%
liefern, cine CUTE 8elobnuna tuenn @ie
mir 1ogen> ipo i6 i'm firoe.
8erbllfft entge9nete Der alrbeiter:
v@ie baben &e@t> mein 9err. Mir, Der
IN +1ion,o oY2 cSo,r o;,o, G,o,,or oo
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-12-10

Arrive at Keysvillc by 4pm
Bond required with bid 5000
ilAoz from krysviile. by eureka and c.
Line Gross Roats. to d. iington Heit
% miles and back three times 4 we Ii
/ Leave keysville Wednesday, and 0Sauro
al IN ,l3@ii1 .a3>%t
Arrive at Darlington Fights bya7{p m.
Ae sa'n ua'iln ton Heights Wednesday, and
Arrive at htys nile hy.12 m sen q
| lgBqni rsaulaed with bid, $500. ia
lzV' lfs a"a D ssas s:aGs 81 ss sYs miles
Leave D .+,, Is. nra"s4 laly EXCEPT Sun
| Arrive at smlthvlle by ~ ID. =
| Leavs smi'hsslls daily, except Sunday. at
| s-e, Arrlvea Dake'sl Branch by 9l5oa' M
! astaf Bend required With bid, 500. sf'e
lzo4 From Rough creek to sniithviiIe, IA miles
| 5se and back, twice i. week. 's5f; ~ 'is'@
F. Leave Eoug = creek Wednesday, and Sat-
5a Arripeiat Smlthvllle hy. - NJ ~ u 9f'';'i
Leave Smi hvlIle Wednesday and Saturday
at p m. = VI lQjlN.1ic - 39 r.
! ArrIveat Rough Cre,k by 5 y nj.
..,,. Bond requirei with bio, $500. sc1S
iz0a Ergm Messing Ford, by Aspen Wall,
Coles Fei ~, IL uules aud back tn
Leave Messing Ford Monday. Wednes
and Friday AT 3a
Arr We at Colr's Fes4y by Il m. ssij1f
Leave c lies ,Fer4y non .ay, Wedn'
Friday ut II 80 p M. .st
Arrive at. Messing For. by6 pm.
Boud required with b1u. $4OO. -
il206 From Talcott tRoanoke Depot), aa~- ~:
III lissburgh. B,rnesyie and Oh ''s3
to Boydton, So miles and bach 'iif
Leave Talcott daily, Except S,
m, 80 ri III '''S
Arrive al GAINESVILLE by II p ,sf
LIE We Barnesville dai y, exec "a jd
3pm IS Y.f.
Alr.ve Talcot by p m.
Leave GAINESVILLE daily, e '-'}
at m
Arrive at Boydton by 6
Leave Bnydton daily, exc
Arrive at GAINESVILLE by
Bond required with
l1207 From Wylllssburg tol
miles and back, "
Leave W. lliesbur III
at p
Arrive at Dupree's
Leave Dupree's o.
Frid ~ at 6 45
Arrive at Wyies
Bond required
l12O8 From Bainesvil'
byvti!e. AMI
to II miles
week
Leave Barnes
Saturday
Arrive at u
Leave Oskl
urday a.
Arrive at
Bond
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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-12-10

Leave tappanahhock 'caaemy Mohoay
snd Thursday Jpn
Arrive at fredericksburg by. 6 p m.
Bond required with bid. ST 400.
ll1O8 From Falmouth to HARDWOOD, 10 miles and
back twice week
Leave Falmouth Tuesday and Friday al
330pm.
Arrive at HARDWOOD by $50 pm
Leave HARDWOOD Tuesday and Friday at
PPM.
Arrive a, Falmouth by 5pm m
Bond required with bid, 500.
l1lO9 From Baynesvile, by Foneswood and
Newand. to Farmers Fork, 10 miles
and back. twice week.
Leave Baynesville Tuesday and Saturday
ats y m.
Arrive at Farmers Fork by Jpn.
Leave Farmers Fork Tuesday and Satur
day at 2 p m.
Arrive al Baynesville by II pm.
Bond required with bid, $500.
lilo From Warsaw, by Odham's Gross Roads
Fruit Plain Union Village In. o J. Lofts
burg, HeathsyiLe. Browns Sore, Wico
m co Churcn. and Rehoboth Church, to
kimarnock, As miles and back, three
times week.
Leave Warsaw Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at 5 FL
Arrive at Kilmarnock by p m.
Leave K,lmarnock T;iesday, Thursday and
Saturday at a m.
Arrive at warsaw by IN.
Bond required with bid, $1,000.
It'll From Warsaw, by Emmerton.. lvenhoe,
Farnham. Litwaton, Lively Oaks. and
Lancaster G. Fl :, to Kilmarnock 80
miles and buck, three times week.
Leave Warsaw Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at a m.
Arrive at Kilmarnock by 6p N.
Leave Kilmarnock Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday at J m.
Arrive at Warsaw by p m.
Bond required with bid. $780,
111l2 From Warsaw, by Mahodoe, Hague. and
fuckers Hill, to Kinsale, rs miles and
back. tn rec times week
Leave Warsaw Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at 6 a m.
Arrive at Kinsale by IL m.
Leave Kinsale Monday Wednesday, and
Friday at T m.
Arrive at warsaw by SPIN.
Bond required with bid, $500.
Ills From King George G. H.. by Shiloh.
Paynes Store In. 0 }, and Rock Springs
In. o J. to Leedstown In o.), 20 miles
opd hock wi wppL
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-12-26
The Iron Trade.

The prospects of the pig iron fur
they would persuade themselves to be-
lieve. Alliron and steel, with the ex-
ception of an insignificant quantity,
must first exist IN the shape of pug ron
The rust and wear of iron 90 on quite
as fast in hard times as they do in
those times when every man fancies he
is growing rich just ecausc prices in
paper money are rising. Our rail
roads-and it is plain enough from the
excessive reduction Of their expenses
that in many cases they are letting
their rails and machinery deteriorate
must soon begin to buy the usual
quantity of iron for repairs, and that
on fifty thousand miles OF track is not
small Population, since September,
1878, has increased fully a million and
a half, being equivalent to an addition
to the Union of the number of men,
women and children contained within
the limits Of Massachusetts,. The I'M
ports of iron from abroad have fallen
off Immensely. In August, the last
month reported by the Bureau Of Stat
istics, not a pound of iron rails was i'm
ported into the United States, and the
quantities of all other kinds Of iron
and steel received from foreign coun-
tries were very small. SO much we
say in refutoration of the opinion that
there is no tendency III the times to
grow better.-N. Y. 7rbune