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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-28
april 2

Has a large ard rapidly increasing = South
to-, in fhs Pee Dee country in North ana oo''-
CaroliGa. -. ,,,adium In
s;IyeTtisers will find ii the best meui u the
sit1,ar ~ he sister states for reaching '''
farmers. planters and merchants ,,ot.
me eq.tensiUe local advertising P sae
ronage erhi6tted an its columns ., a a. en-
best egidence Of its large and '"'''''''
ti1I circulation. tor adver-
RE- Specimen copies, with rates .',,n,icution
ii Sin g, sent free, postage paid %n or
to the undersigned, either at
Wilmin gton. r Y,urS q CO.,
Editors and Proprietet.ss
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-28
Office.

Certificate No. 209, dated Noveiape' n
1880 for fifteen shares of the CaPItli :, I'm
h,, WiIn n gton Il WeiGon Railr''a lin.
panv, IN The name Of David GOODWIN, tn the
been los, apple .ti0n Will be 1nan" far a
duPlicaJe. ,.u .,m'r
w-4t&
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-28
AUSTIN PykK.tIT,
No. 80 GanoSt., Cincinnati, O.

Diseases OF the Kidneys, Bladder, etc, are
aiwa,s nm pleasant, AMI al times they become
the most distressing and dtngcorCu- disease
that can affect the human syseUi. Most dis
eases If the kitIn~y, arl.e from Impurities il
the blood causing hum. r. which settle Gn taCS.,
paris. VAGHTInE CN.'e;S any known remedy
in TIL whole world for cleansing ard PURIFYING.
the bio d, thereby causing g healthy aotio" To
all the organs OF The body. 4w
VGgGtinG is Sold by all Druggists.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-28
The Carolina Household Magazine
EX-GOV. 4. Is. VANCE,
ONLY TWO DOLLAFs AYEaK

and biographical sketch. 20 be f"I!CNcd II
each succeeding number witt: Iiot';,ra'.hs 0t
other prominent statesmen, diEines, SC
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-28
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n. y
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tiIuOTe. Md.
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leans
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y
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-28

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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-28

Great names of old, their country'S pride,
Were craven here on many a stone
But. passing these, L turned aside
To one low cross thai stood alone.
"He died at Gettysburg" it said,
can only son. Aged twenty years.
Down on the grass l laid my head
And wet the grave with bitter tears
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-28

Their good swords are rust,
and their souls are with the saints-we
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Circular Letter BY the Beard Of Fire
Underwriters Of San Francisco.

In view Of the very general celebration
of the Fourth OF July by displays OF
Fireworks. and the preparation therefor
bv merchants and others, by having
stock. OF km-wo,k 30 on hand at this time.
and in consequence If he fact that dis
astrous fires have frequently resulted
from the presence Of Fireworks Agents
are hereby notified that this Board has
adopted the following rule. nancy:
"A charge Of one. half Of one per cent.
per month additional premium shall be
made for the privilege to keep on sale
Fireworks, exclusive Of Chinese IRE
Crarkers'
All fire insurance agents are hereoy
requested to band together in mutual
endsayor to obtain from their city and
town authorities tbs passage OF ordin-
nnces forbidding the use OF Fireworks
within the town limits, and in all ways
to discourage the use Of this treacherous
hazard. which exposes their Sarions
communities not only to loss OF proper
ty. bu: 10 loss OF HE.
Every one interested in fire insurance
at any and every point IN the country.
would do well to consider himself. in a
special manner. the guardian Of Its In
terests. He can urge npon the proper
authorities greater caution and watch'u!-
ness. and upon the Fire Department,
where such exists. more thorough dis
cipiine. and Al immediate readiness 10
spring to the note OF alarm. In towns
and villages where engines may be sci
dom used, examination Of thu condition
of both apparatus and hose should be
made without delay, and the same be
put in good condition for prompt use.
By order Of the Boarl Of FIRE Under
writers Of san Francisco,
Gas d. HAYES, Secretary
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-01
"TzE GRAND ROMAN WREsrLINo

THE GRAND ROMAN WREsTLISo
TOURNAMENT" as Mons. Bauer's bills
call it, bids fair to be q pretty interesting
affair. Saturday night. remember ID the
time selected. Blu. while We are attempt
ing in q feeble way to do this subject
Justice, our eye, Rlscing ut the eloquent
and gifted handbill issued in conieDpla.
ton of this exhibition places Us in pos
session Of partic ulars which We are only
too happy to avail ourselves. says the
said bill:
Mr.. Bauer the present champion Of
tho Pacific Coust can well claim the
championship Of the world as Roman
wrestler, having fought numerous bat
ties in the wrestling arena without sui
ferine a single defeat. His physique is
% wears old has withstood the stontest
contest in wrestling exhibitions aud by
counoisseurs Of the art Is regarded rs the
lion of the arena. To appreciate the full
beauty of his feats of strength and grace
Of agility il must be witnessed. and he
respectfully invites the public To the
spectacle During the evening Mr.. Bauer
will wres,le with Mr.. II. Robinson ia
Roman style, two throws ont of three
and will pay his opponent ; / Geo in gold,
in cnse he succeeds in throwing him
Mr.. Bauer as above stated. Emile
Regnier (Mr. Bauer's pGpiD Will also
~r. stle on wager OF 500 with Mr..
Edward Branpan; two ont Of three:
Roman style. The evenings entertain
men. Will be conducted under the iinme-
dia,e and personal supervision OF MIR
Baner and his pro,ege Mr. Emile Reg
nier) and neither pains nor expense Will
be spared TO render this exhibition Of
physical strength and endurance one of
the pleasant-st and IL ost interesting ever
presented to the people Of Carson. Al
mission one dollar.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-01

Darn OF T. b SCH.MP Thomas B.
Sch IN an old-time sage brusher. died
at Walnut GIov-. Napt county, on the
18th instant. H. was ut one time Su
perint-ndent OF the Ophir mill. in
Washoe county. and of several mines in
VIr.inia City. Ten Years ago Mr.
Srban1p WIS one of the heaviest men in
E-vada. and none would have supposed
him likely to fall victim to consump-
ton Yet it WAS that insidious disease
which terminated his earthly career.
LECTURE To SIoHT.-Geo. II. Rogers
reputation for exceptional e!oquence.
will deliver u lecture this evening at the
Carson Theat-r His subject is that very
fruitful theme. The Black Man; his
Past. Present and Faiure'' Tickets
only fifty cents. We hope be may have
full house.
Personal Captain Jim Cowan, wi O
has been recreating i'll San Francisco il
comely bacheloric style, has returned to
his Carson Lone. General Horace
V-s.y was in town Yesterday. Hs re-
ports the GlenLrook III a sthte OF salu-
brity Sam Jones of the Crown Point,
he has been over there. Spooner Of
Spooner's Station WAS also here yester-
day.
AUCTION SALE OF MAEBLE AND Ala
BAs1E1 GooDs.-Nr. John B. Cornack,
will sell By auction tonight at the store
on Carson street opposite Gibson & Dea
ly's saloon. \ choice assortment of mar
BILE and alabaster goods just arrived from
Italy. These consist Of vases. card
receivers, &C., &c. SEQ advertisement.
PRxsDY1rBIAN SoClAL.-We beg to re-
MUD our readers that the Presbyterian
social takes place tonight at the resi-
dsnce Of Mr.. John WaRner. The in.
vitstion to attend reaches DOT to all and
in al directions. Be sure the cheer will
be hearty and tho welcome earnest At
John Waener's house.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-01
LATEST TELEGkA Ms

Nothing yet from the Beecher- Tilton
iary.
No doubt but that the L"tderPrice
story is lie made Of whole cloth and the
result Of conspiracy engineered by
Loeler.
Quiet is b5ing restored on the Mexican
border. The authorities OF Mexico are
beginning TO asseI; themselves.
Anegro in St. Louis hauled a Young
lady off borse and outraged her. Great
excitemen. prevails.
A synopsis Of the Democratic platform
OF California is telegraph-d. 1t is eyi-
dent thai Gorham exhausted the sub pct
Of California platforms. This i mere
paraphrase Of that instrument. The dis
patch concludes with the following state.
ment:
In conclusion the cooperation OF all
persons is asked in carrying ont the
above principles. An amendment WIS
embodied in the platform pltdgiD2 Il e
party to correct the evil Of band mono
poly, and the platform as amended was
adopted The nomination Of candidates
being next in order, B,rn- Of Nevada
placed in nomination Thomas Epdi,y
of Nevada. Lockwood Of Iuhn nomi-
mated James A. johnson Of san Francis
co. Peterborough OF Siskyou pres nted
the name Of William Train If Amador.
Archer Of Santa Clara placed ID nonhna-
ton G. F Ryland OF Santa Cara. Capt.
John Mullan Of San Francisco nomiEa-
ted Philip A. Roach. On motion the
nominations were d. clared closed. A
motion 10 adjourn for an hour To give
candidates an opportunity TO read the
platform. vas lost. Some delay occur
ring in the appearance of the candidates
the motion TO adjourn was renew, d and
carried.
No nominations for Governor yet.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-01
Health the source OF Happiness

The relaxation Of the nervous system. which
crratts an indisposition to mentsl or bodily
action. is Of very frequent occurrence. 1t ia
found that torpid liver debilitated stomach
or dersnged bowles are the greatest causes.
For years DR. HENLKv's CELL BRArEp l. X. L.
BTrTERs has been successfully used throughout
the United States. "a an unfailing restorative
md health-eivipg Notwithstanding and In
vigorateing those organs to their original
strength. It has never failed to restore to
health ard reinvisorate the whole system
DyspspsiA. indigestion and loss of appetite
general debility. rheumatism, fever and ague
disappear with its use. Az medicine for dis
eases arising from impure or Impoverished
blood it is without an equal. They are COM
posed Of an absolutely pure diffusive stimulant
nedicated with extracts and juices Of the most
effective tonic. and will rove . aafeguar1
against the attacks Of dyspepsia and liver
complaint. iel9lm
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-01
The TRUST FUND
ikSuREt CE LSSCCiATilN
General Insurance
n q 4. ~ & Y.
$40 California Street, San
FrspCis co.

Vl'HIS 1 soCIA1lUN II WING ACQUIRED
the T, lIi,t al lpul The rusl u a
SAVING los ttAt IN Il Intu'Lncc, new
r adv to pItcLrc il, l. suiAI C. u. IN tn I ali,
all Other plans TOW III u,r. Under tn THUS
taud System I 't =, | cy elder accumuIates Ii
bauk acc mt IN addition 10 Ia ing his lnsur.
aBcr, amt OF The salIe, u,lay tusil incurred IA
maintsiniu- In ur nee alone. early 70 y / cept
OF the amount aid pre- iun IL dopo>i e. IN
sa>Ing~ LII, and, tugetnr sitn the ca-h,
surr-n, er alG, ,f t i'h J. guordrsld unu,r
The laws Of Ialii" nIa- nay b, Hlihu.hvn i'll
cas-. OF IusI i'll to CO.. tn ne pay i4r bts.
The A.soeia ION Place il lie isls in the
Pacific Mutusl Lfs lDsuraLce Comply
or Cal H. RNl,.
4 sets Jan l. ,is'5...............sl, 229 S22 -
LIahIltle Jan. lst, Io'u............. 100 ga ~
Surplus as II gard, Policy lde : i5l RS IS
In the contracts o. tia company ur tqtit.
able cs,h run. Ger hH L. Eru IhLttd, and
Ter this tas,n Hs pUlI, iUs TAI b, uttd C.l
lateral se' ulIt! 10 H.. ant MI ii ih,ir value.
.pecisl arrsurtl. uis hay. be, Il madr WI ,Ic-
by the {. rJit,lt.soi mt uut G,p,,its Will
be issued iy the foil wing haLks:
WESTERN sANINUS AND Trust COMPANY
@, San Iapciseo;
THE SANTA husA BANR. Santa Ron No
Iiah.
THE BA Il OF I.AKE.Iat port:
THE BANK OF hIDkoJT 4 smith. Mays
vilh,
THE BANK OF YAIpsBUEG, Henldsb RI.
THOMAS 4. BALL
je16l Special Agent. ri
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-01

MRs. ANNA s. ERsoks, Csrsonr favcri,e
nilliner 10 able to sup, riDe nd her bur in.ss
and has secur the assistance Of . hrst.claBs
milliper. Those hack orders fer hats ~ill now
receive her attention. je25-tf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-01

corner Of King and Ormsoy streets. IL Incoming
attraction il Fredericksburg Beer. while Ahe
best Of wines, liquors and cigars are. also. sold
1t the bar. frst class Pedro Game for the
amusement Of guests, . cold lunt Ut all houfa
and hearty good cheer for all are its RECOMMEND.
dations 10 public favor. r. r. Brown y The
peopIietoY,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-01
Evening Report

5 Meado~ Valley 81.
100 Raymond d Ely -. AZ.
6ln Eureka Goa 62I1., 81
100 jackson j..
10 American Flag ..
200 Condor 50c
$40 Belmont 81.
so Newark Use
20 Rye Patch
40 II Dorado South 15c, !
IS X X Con
lac Prn.elan %.
1880 L-"p"rd l6H, l6'.
$40 Jrae,s"n l., A.
1915 G,l,4,. tic
100 Mansfield &c
$50 q Charloi 25s
6l0 Mahogany e. 81.
200 South Chariot 1io
as War Etgl- II.
200 Empire I'D SOC
$40 Illinois Central 4, 81,
100 Phnper |
50 Original Hidden Treasure Soc
30 Con Virginia 3lS
900 Ophir Az
1iiO Gluh- u, "a.
Co Gown Point &c
so Ovrrman 551,. S.
7lu Rock Island liz!
$40 California 5511+ 55T
SO Imperial Gls
20 Mexican ~.
20U Best & B-lchrr az
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-01

s. J. WHTE. N. o., ihysiciau and Surgeon
is ono, more at his old quarters over Foster r
Drug Storr. srsoa street. opposite the Capitol
je3 1T
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-01

IMPORTANT. Endorsed ny he NJ deal PRO
fession. DIR. Wa. HALLE BAI.sAN FOR THE
LUNGS curs Coughs. o DIS ana Coz sunip iur,
and all diseas.s OF the Throat and Oh, St lR
TOWNSIEY'S TOOTHAChE ANOi iNE cures
lin one MINUTE. mbl2-1m
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-01
SHINING STOCK REPORT
Fore n oon Beard

Fore N ooa Beard
l75 Ophir a.. A..
355 Mexican ~, ~
1l6O Gould 4 Curry Is. l5s.
1875 Best & Belcher ~, AS.
SIS Savage IS
IS Chollar &c. 81
10 Hale d: Norcross 50
40 Crown Point 81, 25.+
SO Yellow Jacket III,
$50 Imperial 61s, g..
so Empire MI. Il.
100 Rrlcher %
100 Confidence IS
420 Con Virginia 313, 3l4
l4O Sierra Nevada l21.. II
925 California 50. IS b3
29J Bullion IS. 311l.
42O Ovsrman SO, So, b3G
10 Seq Belrher 50
5 Justice 50
400 Union Con 6. s..
SO Succor |
100 Lady Bryan %,
$50 julia 10
1875 Baltimore 4, 3.
SO Eclipse g
go Utah 81. S
10 Silver I'LL
900 Dayton 211z
42o Rock I-land II. II
100 n y Con i.
30 Occidental 3Is
100 Mint Soc
200 Franklin j,
20 Lady Washington u.
Us Andes "a. -.
go Pacific IL, II.
$40 Nurtn Carson I5o
10 Georgia Zee
$50 Prospect Il.
100 Golien Fleece q
100 South CAlforris 3
% Maryland 75c
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-01


Commendstory notice Of the Glen
brook Hotel under the management Of
Col. Horace Vesey il a matter of course,
if apy notice At al is 20 be made of that
popular summer resort. This house
has passed thro' various hands: but in
none Of them did il seem 70 find an
entirely succ-s-ful management until
Vesey became the landlord there. 1t l.
very evident thai he knows how TO keep
hotel -bnt il - bnt placing credit
here credit L. jU sly to be bestowed to
say that the Co.uuel has 4 partner 10
whom 10 Uncomfortable share of the
credit for making the GieDbrook well
kept and popular institution Is due. The
name OF this partner is Mrs. Nesey.
Every lady who has been an inmate for
any length of time Of the G!enbrook
during the past two or three years will
approve OF what We say about the
Colonel $ partner. Excellent meals, ex-
c-ll-nt b, d.. careful and accommodating
attentions, n telegraph Office, con-
vtni-nt bar, billiard room, barber shop
aud bowling alley, all these aGjuucts OF
well regulated watering place hotel are
there. The situation of this house with
reference to the lake is all that could De
desired. and taken for all in all it is an
INSTITUTION deserving of the patronage OF
the pubi and especially OF families and
parties seeking the PLEASURES and relax
aiinnS of SIMMER resort. See adver-
tisement Of the GlenbroCk III another
column.
E>aLI>BNES ON THE S.GEAEUsH.-Dan
De Qui!le, in a letter to the Enterprise,
giving an account OF his overland tnp to
the East, says: We had on our car a
party Of English folks from Australia,
going home to England. They were
chiefly remarkable for calling a band Of
cattle ''noh. for the interest they
took in any and every kind Of grazing
band. and for their jolly independence
wherever We came. In passing through
Nevada these men did not know what to
make of the predominant vegetation.
One of them got off the cars up on the
Humboldt aud pulled lot of ssgebrusb, |
hlch he took aboard for critical exam
ina:ion. After smelling and tasting |
they were much puzzled. Said one Of |
them: It's bloody bitter. 1t caunt be |
possible that cattle {. ed on this blasted |
stuff uhew! the smell of it qnite makes |
me sick" Well" said the other,
we've passed several mobs Of cattle. !
aud blast the bit of grass or anything |
but this have l seen; it must be this
they're feeding on" We'll, bnt my
dear fellow. they caunt do it. you know
just smell of it,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-01

hNING TN a heavy FALL o.
ll!cos IN T'y Goods Ia the hs', We have
made WY uGStut g'Cus rrrchA,,- IN copsc-
gu, ncr'i VII "a W. hrs ntp ,nhblid 90 s'li ~
astonishnply low riices;
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-12-30
A Sfranga Pranensitv.

Society in st. Louis is just now in q terrible
f1utter over the discovery OF Il most remarkable
case af kleptonlania, the victim OF which is u
lady Of high social standing there. For sever
al days the leading dry goods houses of the
city had suffered from the uepredations of some
light-tingered invader. Valuable articles of
ladies' wear and fancy fabrics were continual
" distracted, and though their loss was quick
Is discovered, not the slightest clue to the thief
was found. The matter finally became so Sc
rious that the Police Department were request
ed to detail a detective to aid one OF the firms
in pittinga stop to the business. On Tuesday
last a clerk i'll one Of the stores thought he no.
ticed wel-tlressed woman, about forty years
of age concealiny a lace scarf which She had
not purchased. Being satisfied that he could
not be mistaken, he reported the fact, and the
lady was detained. She made strenuous de-
NAL OF guilt, but the scarf was found in her
possession. Under the circumstances, it was
determined to give her into custody, and an
officer being called i'll he escorted the lady to
the station. On investigating the case. the Of
ticer found that he could not do otherwise than
hold the lady. She wore a profrson Of dia-
monds, and had $305 in money, all of which
she wanted to surrender to avoid exposure. A
messenger was immediately sent to inform her
husband of the trouble. The woman finally
admitted shat she had other goods at home
that she had never paid for. Her residence was
searched, and u large quantity of stolen goods
were discovered. She has been i'll the habit of
shop-lifting from her childhood, and it appear,
to be Il case OF kleptonllnia. Her husband,
who is a well-known scientific lecturer. fully
explained his wife's misfortune to the authors
Ties, and in view OF her Responsibility no pro-
ceedngs were begun against her.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-12-30
HANNAH.


An itinerant preacher thus describes the rough
trip he had preaching to te boys, and dedicates ii
respe ctfully to Messrs Moody and Sankey
talked of Sin. and they listened in awe
As told of its cause and governing law
In most effective manner;
And one from out the gathered throng
Called out i'll pathos deep and strong:
That's what's the matter with Hannah"
looked around for the troubled dame
And called her out by her given name,
(For did not know the other),
And said with sigh which the crowd could hear
woman called Hannah, il thou art near,
Approach thy Christian brother.'
My hearers laughed at my earnest cry,
And " put shanty over his eyer
Cried some in hooking fashion
But paid no heed to the moczing Few
Hannah my sister, call for you
In love-not wrath nor passion.
Come, then, to the altar; oh child Of Woe!"
Then spoke another mot any for Joe!''
wondered at him slightly,
And said: ooh, Joseph the flesh is weak;
1t makes me trembe to hear you speak
Ofholy things SO lightly
Then up from the heather came a cry
OF Bully, old feow - Flows that for high ?"
1t fairly made me shiver
And trem bIed in heart, as well as in limb.
AS they fiendishly sereamed Put head on him,
Jim,
And pitch him into the river |"
But stood my ground, and commenced to tell
OF terrible fires in a terrible hell
That would burn them up forever
If they lived for the world Said man of pelf:
"Oh, golly! you know how it is yeurself!"
To this answered, "Never!''
And started for home, as they would not yield,
And had neither sword nor shield
That might defend my banner;
And to-day sigh for the slough of sin
Which one poor woman is working in,
Whose given name s Hannah.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-12-30
stanton Cards.

r5,0 TEE PtBEgC.-The undersigned, having
purchased the interest of Mr. =. o. Hydenr1ch,
in the Tin and Stove business heretofore conducted
BY Them takes this method OF informing the public,
that he is now prepared to do all kinds OF
ROOFING, GUTTERING, SC,
And manufacture Tinware of all descriptions. He
will also keep constantly hand all descriptions OF
Stoves Including the best patterns OF
COOK PARLOR, s. OFFICE STOVES, CRATES, sc.
He respectfully asks continuance OF the patron
that has heretofore generously been extended to
him. "A. ONODi1AeA'
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-12-30

In the house of John RtInan, in East Balti-
more, coal oil lamp exploded on Saturday
morning. and child was burned so severely
that Sunday morning she died.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-12-30

Tombstoncs in England are now subjected
to regulations. Tie Cemetery Commissioners
ut Leck have refused to,stdmit one bearing tie
following inscriptions: "Ewenty-one years Il
dutiful daughter, three years Il chaste and viz
tuous sweetheart, and forty years q loving
WIFE"
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-12-30

United States express car on the St.
Kansas city and Northern train was en-
tefea Saturday morning by masked robbers,
ylle lAtked up the express messenger in a
paka& chest, broke open the safe, and stole
sHGout $l2, 900. There is no clue to the robbers.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-12-30

A Duluth girl married q young man because
lie lifted his hat SO beautifully Us he passed her
She got divorce because he lifted the table S,
beautifully When the dinner diln'5 suit him.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-12-30

dissa}sted young lady says: when find
4 man who has got the stamps, find one who
loes not want me-"
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-12-30
Notice.

Having lost considerably by the recent fire. and
being DESTROYS of rebuilding our Shops speedily
as possible, we respectfully request those indebted
to us to CALL AND SETTLE their respective &C
counts at once. Byso doing, we will be enabled to
make contemplated improvements without en-
barrassment. ]. A. s. Y. M. BICKLE
may 6