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TALLED MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLM
" ERS OF THE VALLEY RAILROAD.
Notice is hereby given, that on TUESDAY,
Meeting of the Stockholders of the Valley Rail-
road Company, at the Company's Office in the
city of Staunton. This meeting is called by the
city of Staunton, the town of Lexington. and
the county of Roanoke, representing more than
one-tenth the whole amount of Stock for bust
ness of vital Importance to the interests of the
Company. ROBERT G.. BICKLE,
President City Council of the city of staunton
Lexington, by ] R. Tucker, VIM. Mclaughlin,
G. A. Davidson, Proxies.
Roanoke countY,by G.. W. Hansbrough, Proxy
Rockbridge county by D. W. C. Brady, W.
A. Anderson, Proxies.
dec25-2l
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:mthe Miahitatar.
FRIDAYa MORNING., JAN. 8, 1876.
Local


CITY CoUNcIL.-T City Council held
it's regular meeting on Tuesday evening;
present. President Bickle, and Messrs.
Abby. Burke, Evans, German, Hoge, Kay
ser, Ker and Witt.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LICENSE
s PAYERS.
The usual accounts were read over and
allowed. and the usual amount left unex-
amined because they had not been handed
in in time 1t appears to be a hard mat
ter to get applicants for pay, to hand, in
their claims time enough before the meet
ING of the Council to allow of their being
examined by the Auditing Committee
Among the accounts allowed were those
from the schools. amounting to 1923, and
one of $40 80 from Jailor Harlan for "diet-
ing'' the members of the chain gang.
A communication was read from Levi
Shaver, City Collector, enclosing a list of
delinquent license payers, aggregating
S479 and including the names Of doctors
merchants SC. The collector stated that
he had applied to the Mayor and City At
torney for information how to proceed: but
had gotten ssno satisfaction" Mr.. Evans
said the fine for doing business without
payment of the license tax, was SIS day.
MI Burke-If we can't get the tax
don't see how we are to get the fine. 81
Mr.. Evans-There is a provision that
where fine is not paid it can be worked
out in the chain gang.
Mr.. -Bickle-Some Of those names are
keepers of eating houses. 1t is very strange
that men could keep public places Of bust
ness openIwithout paying license and not
be interfered with by the authorities.
Mr. Kayser-It is very strange that the
City Attorney could not give some advice
on the subject. Y
The communication was referred to the
Mayor with the request that he enforce the
ordinances of the city.
PETITIONS. @Essa
The petition of Mrs. Kate O'Tool for
remission of taxes on account of the dam
age to her business by the stoppsng off of
Augusta ST., by the erection of the bridge
was rejected, on the ground that it would
be unfair to remit her taxes and not those
of all other persons doing business in the
cut off district. The petition of MI. Mil
ler for reduction Of his water tax, he not
having used the water to the extent for
which he was taxed, was granted, the
amount being reduced from 1929 to $7S.
The petitions of Messrs. Holmes Erwin,
P. Yeager & Son and John Jes ser, were re-
ferred.
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Mr.. Hoge of the School Board asked tor
some information about notes to be given
the National Furniture Co. of Chicago for
1922 for school furniture, and to firm in
Richmond for $500. for the same. 1t was
agreed that the notes should be signed by
the School Commissioners as such. The
matter introduced the subject of the schools
during the consideration Of which it was
stated that the city could not, under the
State law, give more than it does to the
schools having reached the limit prescrib-
ed. V 5ls
Nh. Hoge showed that the s'limit" does
not include the erection Of school houses.
Mr. Buckley on school people are going
too fast.
Mr.. Hoge--What would you have ?
would you cut the schools in two to cut
down expenses
Mr.. Burke-You could moderate the
High school and give the children OH
Iy good English education.
Mr., Ker-The fact is the people have
just learned the value of the school sys.
TEN. People send their children now who
never sent Cnem To juDllC oClloolo oclolO
Mr.. Alby-There is one good feature il
our appropriation to the schools. Ever.
dollar of it is spent here. None OF it goe'
away from here. iAtt-i'
Mr.. Ker-The Superintendent should bt
held to strict accountability to the schoo
Board. I think he is going rather fast.
Mr. Hoge-He is rigidly. responsible tt
the Board.
Mr.. Bickle-I understand children from
East Virginia are at school here
Mr.. Hoge-Well they pay for it.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Commissioner Of Revenue was yo
ted $50 extra compensation, and the sala
yy Of the City Sergeant was increased S.
per annum.
The proposition of S. A. Hoshour to sci
the city his lot on, New Court House stree
for s., 200 in City per cent. bonds was ac
s. cepted. The buildings on it, now an OF
struction to tho Strengthening of the stree
will be moved inA60 days
The December poor accounts of Over
seer Harlan for $36 and Overseer Hudso
for $1ss were approved. Overseer Hudso
explained in his report that he had to pa
for 5 interments that month. ,
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New Advertisements

TOWN HALL!
A GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT
will be given on
FRIDAY EVENING, JAN. 8, 1875
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DEFEcgtFl v1saoN wgEN
TESTIMONIALS.

LEXINGTON, VA, Nov. a. 1874.
Having suffered for many years from diseased eyes.
applied to Professor S B. Nye, Optioian, who is
now on a professional visit to this place and It at
with glasses greatly superior TO amy have hereto
fore used He has furnished me with the only useful
and comfortable glasses have been able to procure
since the war closed He as also furnished glasses
to my wife and mother-n-law, which give entire
satisfaction take pleasure in recommending him
as an accomplished Optcian.
COY. JOHN LETCHER.
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WATER.


The report of the Superintendent of Wa
ter Works reported very scant supply of
water in the springs. The work done by
the department. for. citizens in the month
amounted to 500 and that for the city to
$12. Mr.. Evans said that the Messrs.
Worthington had sent on the contract for.
the new water pump to be signed, and that
Mr. Allen the City Engineer, was ready
to make his inspection visit to the North
ern Cities In connection with these mat
ters conversation ensued about negotia-
ting the new water works bonds, and the
prevailing opinion was that the Valley
Bank should conduct the negotiation. MI.
Evans, Chairman of the committee, said
that a gentleman-ef Stanton, (Col. NJ. G..
Hartman, )>.had informed him that he
thought he could negotiate $4,000 worth.
of them. 1t was agreed to baye some
So 900 of the bonds signed at once prepar-
atory to putting them on the market.
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SALEM, VA, Nov. 20. 1874.

~ SALEM, VA, Nov. % IS7I.
- lam now using d pair of DR., Nye's spec
tacles and find them very soft and pleasant to the
eye. All persons using glasses would do well to
have him test the adaptaDility of their glasses us
much injury may be done to this importaut organ
by using glasses that strain the eye,
GEO. z. TERRELL. NJ D.
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DeFlt1stry


INTENDING TO MAKE A CHANGE IN
i my business, | will sell, at private sale, my
stock of GROCERIES,, TOBACCO. CIGARS,
&C., ATC COST, amounting to about $500.
Terms easy, and will be made known ON appli-
cation to me at my store, Burns Building, near
the new bridge.
Being determined to sell, any person wishing
to purchase can get bargain by early applica-
ton, as small difference in price will not pre-
vent sale.
Dec18-lm W. F. LANDERS.
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DIED.

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OTT-m Richmond on Sunday morning, December
the National Bank of Virginia, aged thirty
years: formerly of Woodstock, Va.
MOFFETT-On Dec. 9TH, near Barterbr0ok, MIS-
Maggie Bell Moffett wife OF r. W. Moffett, Esq.
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VIRGINIA In Vacation In the Clerks
v Office Of the Circuit Court of Augusta
County January 7th, 1875 rs
81 GaSrgs MilteR Baylor, sueing in his
right and as one of the Elk ors OF George Baylor
deceased, and Elizabeth G Baylor his wife
Christian Baker and Fannie /. Baker, his wife.
and otherwise known as Isabella F. Baker,
Henry Eichelberger and Susan c. Eichelberger
his wife, and Mary Eleanor Baker, Plaintiffs.
4Cf. against "a -
Newton A. Baylor and Preston A. Baylor, in
their own right aud as Elk ors Of said George
BAYLOR, deceased, Robert A. NeChesney and
Amanda l. McChesney, his wife, Elizabeth NJ
BAYLOR, Charles Freeman and Laura A. Freeman
his wife, and Isabella Baylor, Defendants.
In CHANCBRY
The object of this suit is to haze partition,
on sale of the Real estate of the late Col. George
Baylor, and division among his Devisees.
The defendants, Newton A. Baylor, Charles
Freeman and Laura A. Freeman, his wife, not
having entered their appearance, and it appear
ing by affidavit filed that they are not residents
of the State of Virginia. 1t is ordered that they
do appear here within one NJ onth after due pub
LEGATION of this notice and do what is necessary
RID. RYAN,
Dea. elk.
manson, =. " gat 4a4s sail@ rim
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STAUNTON, VA, Jan'y /, 1876.

A, J
After using Dr. Nye's spectacles find they are all
they recommended to be, soft and pleasant tor
the eye would advise those who requre his as
sistance to give him n call while they have so favor
able an opportunity, ar b. Z. REESE, NJ. d.
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VIRGINIA In Vacation-In the clerks Of
Y flee of the circuit court of Augusta count y,
January 18th, 1875.
Henry Fl. Peck, Plaintiff
vs..
Charles T. Harris, Defendant.
In CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to enforce o. judg-
ment lien against the real estate of the Defen-
dant, situated in the County of Augusta, in
said State-for the sum of $l09, 40, with inter-
est thereon from the Oath day Of September
1866, till paid and $l,9o costs Of protest. The
defendant, Charles T. Harris, not having enter
ed his appearance and it appearing by aftlda-
Wit filed, that he is a non resident of the State
of Virginia 1t is ordered thai he do appear
here within-one month after due publication of
this notice and do what is necessary to protect
his interests. Teste
~ R. D. RYAN, Dep. Cpk.
Patrick, pa.
janS-4t aiaasisssasassa.a=slas4
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which l will now sell at astonishing low prices
Having very little expense in conducting my
business, can therefore undersell everybody,
will give you list of few of the leading
articles
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A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

DOCTS AND SHOES.--Just received by G.
ID L. WELLER, another large lot of Prime
Boots and Shoes. PRICES ARE LOW don't
fail to call and examine. noy27
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PRICE LIST

In connection with my large stock of Boots
and Shoes, I also keep a very extensive stock of
Trunks, Valises, Travelling Bags, Leather and
findings, which will sell at Northern prices
Call and conyince yourself, and you will al
ways lind an accommodating clerk to wait on
you.
LOUIS ETSENMAN
Haynes old stand,
Sept 2b-tf opposite Virginia Hotel
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New Goods. New Goods.
BOOTS and SHOES,

Having just returned from the Northern cities
With fine ard large selected stock of city made
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CITY COUNCIL. City Council held
it's regular meeting on Tuesday evening;
present, President Bickle, and Messrs.
Abby, Burke, Evans, German, Hoge, Kay
ser. Ker and Witt.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-02-18
POiiSteni ma ziyOt
POjisteni prOti nehOdam
POiiStcni V padu ncmOcc.

Pozadovan6 prisp6vky neien re isou
mirne, ale jelikoz lie .ie platti tyden-
Mich lh1tach, stavai Sc nesmirn6 snad-
nymi. Kazdy md2e tydne uspotiti 67 ct.
Ia tuto 6astku obdrzi kazdy ellen, pocina-
ie 25. rokem stafi Qide starsi musi platiti
vice. jak nasleduie:
~ Polici ma tisic dollar6, vydanou Cd
New Jersey vzajemn6 ma zivot pojiStujici
spoleenosti V Newarku, N. j.
p Deset dollard V pfipade' nemoce po
tfim6siGnim Glenstv
49, $50 dollard padu lmrti elena k
uhrazeni pohfebnich vyloh zbytek We
lhdte polici blize vytknut6.
A. V padu melody (ztraty fuky, nohy
nebo dplneho schromnutD Jest ellen oprav
men ma summu 5000 krone podpory
nemoci, ktera potud tlenovi vyplacena
bude pokud jei lekaf osetfovati bude.
Tyto isou asi hlavni, Cd Volks- Bundu
poskytovane vyhody, ie2 vSak dostati,
ably kazdeho, kdo zdravi nebo zivot
svdi petliy Jest, pfesvtdtily, re plan ten
to jest velmi vyhodny a bezpecny. Nei-
spise hodi Sc meme zamoznym a praci ru-
kou svych Sc zivicim lidem, kreri zhusta
praci ztracl a casio do nemoce upadnou
nebo k urazu pfijdou. Tito nechf neob.
meskaii zayGas sc prot zlym tasdm We
sv1j a rodiny sve prospech poiistiti Kaz-
demu mGze sc 1raz nebo nemoc pfihodi-
ii smrti nenide nikdo. Necht kazdy Sc.
be Sc otaze, go re mne bude, kdyz nemoc
nebo 1raz naky Sc mn3 pfihodi, co bude
mych milych, kdyby nemoc nebo neho-
da k praci nesp6sobilym mne ucinily
anebo kdyby pfedcasna smrt lima ie-
jich mne vyrvala!"
Tomu zlu mdze kazdy pfedeiiti a sebe
rodinu svou prot zlym Gasdm poiistiti
pfipojenim Sc k Jednote lidu.
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Go mOdlitbiCka I'm iZe 4.

Q 1cinnosti mobility, ktera nabozen-
stvi kfesfanskem tax dflezitou 1Iohu hra
Je, rozpfedla Sc Y letech prav6 minulych
zaIlmava rozprava mezi ueencemi me-
ri knezmi ma slovo vzatymi Professor
lyndall n. pr. navrhoval knezim ci modlit
bickafilrn, ably ucinili zkousku icinno.
stl modlitby nemocnici a sice tax, aby
nektere nemocne modlitbami. druhe pax
lekafemi leky leeiti dali. Pakli by Sc
nemocni rychleji oddeleni modlitebnim
uzdravoyali, pax nalezi modltbe cest
zadny rozumny nebude Sc zavedeni mo-
dlitebniho leGeni do vsech nemocnic pro-
tiviti. Ale knezi byl tax chytfi, ze ma
vrh Tyndalldv nepfijali; znacilo by to DO
chybovani velike moci modlitby. od sa
meho Krista ustanovene liz to bylo by
tezkym prohfesenim. Musime spokoiiti sc
ddkazy a doklady podanymi deinnes.i
modlitby samym Kristen, apostoly a
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CLENSTVI. Ably Sc stall Glenen, mn
81 Sc zadatel podrobiti lekafske prohlidce,
zacez Sc jemu niteho nepocita.
Pfistupne obnasi S10O, cemz Jest "a
hrnut pfisptvek "a prvni t{den. Pfistup-
ne slozeno byti musi soutasnG podanim
zadosti "a pfijeti Nebudeli cd lekafe
spole6nosti "a spdsobil6ho azndn, tedy Sc
tastka ia yrati.
Premie mohon tydne, n6si6nG nebo
ttvrtletne, die libosti poiisteneho vyplace-
ny byti. Pojistne Sc pfiiima bez podpo
ry padn nemoci - Viz sazbu.
Spolecnost byla 1863 zalozena a lest
tudiz y let stara-
V roce 1873 cinila obchod ma
s13,75492200
Maiiteldm polici vyplaceno padu Il.
mrtf, nemoci a ma dividendach
S4S2. $1,000
Nynejsi hotove assets obnasi
Cl,OUU.UUU
Jistina ulozena jest stdtnich a spolko
vych dluhopisech hypotekach.
NJ. Krejci, gen. agent.
Wiesenberger, jednateI.
40S Forrest Str.
ClereIandshd ctTce 1S4 superior Str.
Goldsmith Il .JankOu.
obchodvedouci.
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0d 81 kyet 1874 odlidi vlsky udsne stsnice (yylma
nedel) JAZZ nAsledndue.
Na5ih.
River Division.

Opousu Baysrd l.50 dop 800 odp. PfiJi2di do Nov
Philadelphia 55 20 odp. 0poust n. Phad 90 dop.
~ 50 odp. PtUitdi do Bayard 9 40 dop ssj odp
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IL misantropickych listd w. Marra)

- AA'''NN'NAN tANF ~ Ai2tA w -iAtAA a.
Rimska rise sy6tova nabyla pfilis We
like rozlehlosti, nez ably byla mohla
moudte spravovana byti Starry Rim Sc
pfezil. Skepticismus (pochybovatnost,
ney6ra) a individualismus (oosamostatne
lost, dychteni lidi po samostatnosti mrav-
nj hmotne( hrozE6 fadily cesarismus
nemohl Sc vice vyhradne 0 ostepy niece
legiond svych opirati, on musel pouze ro.
zervanosti spoleGnosti, potiranim Sc ie-
dne vrstyy, jedne tfidy, jedne strany dru
hon udrzovati Sc. Nidime to dnesniho
dae We Francii, kde Sc jednotlivym stra-
nam uzda pousti; vidime to ma social
mich demokratech nasich dni. ktefi isou
vytecnou protiyahou prazn6ho liberals
mu mestactya. Mestactvo toto, trnouc
strachem pred hrozicimi vystfednostmi
socialni demokracie schvaluie anebo hez-
Ky mlti Ike vsem nasilnostem vlady,
iichz Sc dopousti ma hlavnich svobodach
obeanstva, iako jsou svoboda tisku, spoil
covani, shroma2fovani, slova a iine
Mono, re socialni demokracie vladam
TAX preroste pres hlavu, jako kfestanstyi
rmskemu cesarismu. Od Lassalla n. pr
.isou dnesni nemecti lassalleani tax VIDA.
leni, Jako kfestan6 prvnich stoleti cd Je-
Else krista. Lassalle Sc obetoval, lassa-
lleani Sc krmi a tyii jake ,,biskupove."
Oni mali sv6 hadky rozbroje pred
most hodnosti, jako NELL prvli kfesta-
ne.
Jest - ma vzdor ysem mnisskym kro-
nikam historicky zjistenym skutkem,
ze zle rozkficeny cisaf Dioklecian, iemuz
Sc neiukrutn6jsi pronasledovani kfesfan6
"a ginu klade, ttmto po plnych 20 rokd
vladafstyi sveho upfimn6 byl naklonen;
palac jeho byl Jim otevfen, ieho hlavni
ddstojnici, jake Gorgonius, Dorotheus,
Migdenius, MardOnius Petra byli kfe-
stane. Konecne pojal "a manzelku kfe
stanku jmenem Priscu. Ia panovanf to-
hoto cisafe vystaveli 81 kfesfane, aG pred
nemnohymi l6ty proti vystavnosti a mad
here pohanskych kosteld velmi hlucne
horlili, nekolik velkolepych chramd, me-
ri nimiz nejnadhern6jsi byl chram niko.
demsky, kterf cisafsky palac co do ma
dhery, nakladnosti vysky pfevysoval.
We spisech Justina, Tertulliana a Minu-
tiuse Felixe docteme Sc, iak prvnich do
bach kfesfane pohanskymi chramy opo
vrhovali svicky, kadidlo, sv6cenou vo-
du, ozdoby, obrazy, sochy vse co oku la
hodilo a smysly drazdilo, "a ,,dilo fablo.
vo" vyhlasovali, - az sami vsecky tyto
rye pohanske spdsoby a formy "a sve
pfijali, jen ably tim vice pfivrzenct sekt6
sve ziskali.
II. 302 vzniknuly rozbroie mezi slu-
zebnictvem svakra pioklecianova, Gale
riusa onemi kfestany, ktefi okoli niko
demskeho chramu bydleli. Pficna roz-
broj6 tech neni znama, ale ma Sc "a to,
re prvni podn6t k MIN zavdali krestane.
Galerius zadal ma svakrl SVEN cisafi Di-
oklecianovi rozvaleni chramu. Csafov-
ma Prisca, nc sama horliva kfestanka. Sc
cd kfestant osklivosti odvratila a pozde
il cd nabozenstvi toho zcela odpadla.
Musela to byti tedy cista holota
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vytisknou Sc jen takove, kter6 Sc aapFed
zapah. Vyimuty jsou toho pravidla
spolky, iimz zaroyeh oznamuje Sc "a ,,oo
50gjGnj cen2
palec sloupce stoii $500 "a ttikrate
vytisknut, 2 palce S4.00, 3 palce $500.
Oznamka dele uyetejhovana tim Jest lev
neis, elm dele Sc uveteihuje.
Oznamky mistni, tisknute obyceinym
pismem stoii Is eta. fadka.
Ozndmky: hide jest" .,Naprodei'
.Hlead Sc" stoii IS eta. "a tfikrat otisk-
uuu.
- Podle toho necht Sc kazdy fidi,
kdo v Pokroku oznamovati chce. Necht
siuda kolik tadek, ei kolik palcd a koli-
KRAFT uyereinit nechf 81 sam vypoGte a
zasle pfislusici "a to tastku.
-" Kdo 81 pfee miti oznamku V
ttitydenniku neb tydennikd necht laska-
v5 podotkne
Penize posileite vzdy postovnich
poukazkach Money orders) a psani adre.
suite vzdy:
POk ROk
No. IO1 CrOtOm street,
Cleveland, ID,
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Na s0Dnl.
Il. MYkltS,
Genl Par gr. and Ticket Agt-
BE Il s.E NE.

Ceoeiaad, Columbus, Cinclnna6 e.
Indiana IL. IL.
Z Clevelandu odiizdf 6.55 dopolcdne
2. so a $50 odpoledne
Do Clevelandu pfijizdi 80 rano A. 90 a
9.55 odpoledne.
Z Cresthne 9.55 rano So 1000 odp
Do Columbus l2.25v pol. 9.45 1885
.noci
Do Dayton 400 rano 2.3O edp.
Do Cincinnati $40 rano $40 odp.
z Cincinnati 700 1000 rano 9.45 yeG.
Z indianapolis 6.25, 1850 a 100 rano.
z St. Louis 7.l5 rano 2.55 TAO odp.
z Chicago ESQ $50 rano.
Do Chicago nejlep5 jezditi veGernfm
Atlantic a Great Western R R
Ma vyctod odj5Sdt 4 yyeAcdu pfyizdt.
z Clevelandu 1928 a 500 rdno 845 a
1905 veGer.
Do Clevclandu 700 lO.45 rano, 4.lo
G.55 veGer.
Do New Yorku 100 rano, 4 80 a 900 vee
z Bostonu $50 rano, sos veGer.
z New Yorku $50 ll.OO rano, 535 a
100 veGer.
Lake Shore a Michigan South R. III
Ma vychod odjizat a pflt2di ygchodu:
z Clevelnadn 7.45 a loco rano, 4.lO a
l0.2 vecer.
30 Cleyelandu $40 a 5.35 rano, 2.o5
$50 odpoledne.
Do Buffalo 4.1o lO.15 rano, l35, 8. 80 a
1910 veter.
z Buffalo $50 7.l5 rano $50, G.25 a
l130 ve6er.
Do New Yorku 100 rano $40 20
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1905 odpoledne.
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-02-16
Hew Mr. kincoln Torgave Him.
From tho Washington ChronieeH,


An editor Of a weekly paper, publish
Cd In q little village in Missouri, called
at The White House, and was admitted
10 Mr. Linccin's presence. He told
Mr.. Lincoln that he was the man who
Arst suggested Ills name sfor the Presi
dency, and pulling from his pocket an
old, worn, defaced copy Of his paper,
exhibited an item on the subject. "Do
you really thiDk,r said Mr.. Lincoln,
sthat sfisonncementi was the occasion
of my nomination = "Certainly," said
Size editor, "thc suggestion was so op-
perfume that it was at once taken up by
other papers, and the result was your
nomibaiion and election"
aAh!wtll," said Mr.. Lincoln with a
Sigh, II am glad 20 see you and to
know this, Tut you will have to excuse
me j; I am just going to the War Depart
ment to see Mr.. Stanton" "Well," "
said the editor. II will walk over with
youn The President, with that apt
good nature so characteristic to him,
took up, his hat and said, Come along.
When they reached the door of the
Secretary's Office, Mr.. Lincoln turned to
his companion and said, IL shall have
tp.seeCMr. Stanton alone, and you must
excuse me,ns and taking him by the
hand he continued, "Good by; l hope
you will feel perfectly easy about having
nominated me; don't be troubled about
II; 1 forgive you"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-02-16

The salaries OF bank presidents In
Boston range from four to fifteen thou-
eund dollars per annum.
We consume annually. according to
Treasuryrstatistics, 200,0O0,0O0 pounds
OF coffee, and only 10000, 900 pounds Of
tea
Ex. Governor Shepherd is described
by a correspondent as "a man Of i'm
mense physique" He did physique the
Treasury Immensely ,certainly.-St Louis
Repubhcas
@What is Bologna sausage queries
the Washington Chronicle. We have o
solution of the time honored puzzle. 1t
is play by BARLEY Campbell.-Chicaqo
Tribune. a
- A wicked man in Davenport, being on
his death. bed, wished to consult some
proper person regarding his future state,
and his friend sent fire insurance agent
to.him.
The death is announced in England OF
Charles Austin, lawyer, who was able
to retire before he was fifty. on fortune
of more than million of dollars, the
whole of which was made in his practice
as parliamentary counsel.
Napoleon alwsys carried with him ar
emerald Of great valee which belonged
to the crown jewels. PIE lost it at Wa
tepfoo. Hwas found BY a Prussian sol
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LEGAL NOTICE !

TDwARD LRUrTxE, non resident Of the
e State Of Ohio, viii take notice that on
the aath Of Deoerber 1874, Peter Dorr hled
in the court of common pleas Of Monroe
county, Ohio, his petition against him, de-
manding Sl1e, and interest At 8 per cent from
March 2, 1874; due March 2. 1875. n An at,
tachment has been allowed and issued in said
action, and returned 'erved; you are required
to answer by the 18th Of March, le75. ~
~ sss% aii'f HoLLIETKR b OKEY, 7f
janls,75ws. s7aAtt'ys for Dorr.