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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-30
DifD.

In Portland, 26th inst, Kate c. Parker, wife of o
b. Gibbs, aged 81 years.
In Portland, 2sth inst, John Keebles. aged I;
years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-30
PORTLAND.


Portland, June 20. A daughter of John Kalel
was crushed to death by team loaded with SAND
running over it, this afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-30
Wanted.

Ma family Of -four persons, woman who has had
l. experience In hOusework, to take the place Of
another whose time expires July 10th, for whom
high wages will be paid. Inquire at the Remedies
Journal office, junellttt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-30
AMERICANS.
lRIsHMES.

range. 30 out of 80 shots have been fired by
each side. At this stage of the shooting the
Americans are IL points ahead.
The following is the individual scores Of the
1000 yards range:
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Cincinnati Produce Market:

Cincinnati Produce Market:
Cincinnati June 90 1875.
PORK-hrm, at $50 cog
LARD-steam l3Ra-, kettle, lag.
BULK MEATS-shoulders ShH- clear rib sides
llIaax clear sides l2-9
Observation-Disclosures - 81 q; clear rib sides ~
a.; clear sides l3-0-.
WHISKEY-lI6-0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-30
MASSACHUSETTS,.
June Meeting at Mystic Park,
Opening Day-Two Races.

Boston, June 20. The June Meeting al Mystic
Park was inaugurated yesterday with fair atten-
dance two faces on the programme; lst race for
45 class; purse $1,000; $500 to lst, $500 to I'd,
500 to Sd; mile heats to HARNESS; 10 entries and
started. The race was won by Carrolton. The
following is the summary
Carrollton, 31ll
Sleepy Joe, l434
Maud, 1929
L. b. French, 4242
Time 2 80 IA, 34 IL, :33, 2 "a.
Second race for the 2 ;26 class, mile heats to
harness; best in s. purse, $500; $500 to lst,
$40 to I'd, $50 to Sd. horses started. The
following is the summary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-30
Boston Stock List.

Boston, June 20, 1873.
tSales at the Brokers Board.l
Eastern Railroad, Oh
Portland Saco Il Portsmo X. r. lO}ta
Eastern Railroad, bi'.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-30

Hon. Neal Dow is expected to address the peo-
pie of different sections Of the State, the sub
ect of temperance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-14
AT TERNOON DISPATCHES
LAWRENCE.
A Miniature Battle Of the BOyne-
Orangemen BADLY Hurt, Hut victori-

A Miniature Battle Of the BOyne-
Orangemen BADLY Hurt, But victcri-
Ous.
LAwRENoE, Mass, July l3.-A mob
of several hundred Irishman attacked
the Orangemen ON their way from the
picnic grounds, while disembarking
from the steamer at the landing. The
disturbance commenced by shooting
on both sides, and finally ended by
throwing stones. A lady belonging to
the excursion party was struck and
severely hurt, when the affair become
o perfect melee, in which all the
Orangemen were more or less hurt
while fleeing to the station house for
refuge. The Mayor and a squad
of police, attempting to escort
the refugees were set upon with show
ers of stones and bricks and driven
back, the entire party excepting the
Mayor receiving more less serious
hurts. The Mayor at this stage of the
riot receiving achievements at once
opened fire upon the mob, scattering
tie rioters right and left with pistol
shots. No one was killed outright.
Two men, one woman anda boy Of
twelve were wounded after in another
portion of the city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-14
TELEGRAPHIIC
MIDNI0HT DIsPATCTEs,
FOREIGN.

The Herzegovina Disturbance Grossly
Exaggerated 90 The Ilayonc'a Grew
Held M Hostages BY TIE Cariisis-AIi
Quici IN Ireinnd-Drafi Of the Span
ish Constitution 60 Mr.. Moody over.
come by ImoIiop ~ The Farewell
Chairman Of The Erie Commission
The American Team Given the Cold
ShouIdcr-siigbt War Cloud.
MADRID, luly ~. The draft of the
constitution provides that the Senate
shall he composed OF classes, first
hereditary title, second elections by
popular corporations, and third nom
nted by The crown. All grades Of
Spnnards with incomes Of ten thou
sand dollars aud over are included In
the the first class.
II IL reported that fourteen thousand
Carllsts prisoners have arrived at Val
encla. The populace threatened TO
lynch some Of the Carllsts officers who
were placed on man OF war for safety.
LONDON, July l3-At the Moody aud
Sankey's farewell meeting lust night,
one hundred lightweight clergymen
of the Church of England were pres
ent, far 0utnumbering those Of any
other denomination, Canon Conway,
Of Westminster, occupied II seat on
the platform. All present were deeply
affected. Mr.. Moody while speaking,
was 80 overcome y emotion, that he
had to stop, and was unable to con-
nluda hia oduraaa
LONDON, July l3.-The usual Orange
celebrations in Dublin and towns
throughout Ulster and at Liverpool.
Most of the meetings passed resolu-
tions condemning the home rule. No
disturbances
A dispatch to Renters Telegram
Company from Vienna says the South
ern Sclaqonic party has grossly exag-
gerated the HERZEGOVINA disturbances,
which are entirely Of an agrarian
character, and originated IN resistance
to tax collectors.
Turkey considers II unnecessary to
send reinforcements to the scene of
trouble.
SANTANDER, July 10 The crew of
the Spanish steamer Bay wrecked
near the village of Materio, on the
Biscayan cost, was saved 10y the Car
list fishermen, but will be held Us hos
taSes. The Carlists threaten to shoot
the crew If the Royalsts lombard any
more of the coast towns.
LONDON, July ia Prussian war
ship has been secretly engaged in TAX
ing soundings and mapping the coast
of Jutland. Explanations will be de-
manded from the Berlin government.
Sir Edward Watkins, Chairman OF
the Erie Protection Commission, sails
for the United States in two weeks.
Henry Parsons, Adjutant of The Brit
ish team, telegrapbed from Wimble,
don: ~ regret to say that the Consil
will not allow the last proposed match
for Saturday between he Americans
and the representatives of the three
Britain Fights, of 1874 and 1875. to be
shot. He intends to offer the Ameri-
cans cup, which they may take back
with them and shoot for at home.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Movements of the presidcn.

Movements Of the President.
LONG BRANCH, July 13.-President
Grant has returned here from cape
May.
Regatta Race.
CAPE MAY, July 13.-The Mohawk
is the victor, winning the regatta in
handsome style.
COunterfeits.
New YORK, July ia dangerous
counterfeit of the City OF Erie, Penn
sylvania, five hundred and one thou
sand dollar Water Loan coupon bonds
of 1867, due in 1887, are out
Acquittal OF Rev. M. Bott.
PHILADELPHIA, July 13.-The Coun-
Gil of the Baptist Clergymen to inves-
tigate the charges against Rev. MI.
B0tt met at the Twelfth street Baptist
church and returned verdict OF not
guilty.
FIVE BALES Of Cotton Of the New Crop,
NEW ORLEANS, July 13.-Five bales
of cotton of the new crop are expected
by the steamer Harris to arrive at
Bashear Thursday, thence by rail to
this city. IL is the first receipts of the
Rio Grande crop. Last year the first
receipt was on July the 18th. No new
cotton expected from the Mississippi
valley for four weeks.
A Fair wind and start.
CAPE MAY, July 13.-With the ebb-
ing tide wind south by southwest
sprung up, and the regatta started
fairly this morning OH the gun signal
from the Tallapoosa. The number OF
spectators was small compared with
the multitude on Monday. Idler passed
the flag first, followed close by Reso-
Lutte, Mohawk, Eva and Dreadnought.
The sloop Sadie made pretty dash,
and the last craft out was Sunshine
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MAYSvILLE.
A BIOOdIess, but Serious Bout Between
the Irish and Negroes,

"A BtOOuleSSs bUb SeffouN noun nVs"N'A.
the Irish and Negroes,
LOUISVILLE, July ia special from
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, says two lrishmen
while on u drunken spree yesterday
morning, had quarrel with negro
who was finally attacked with knife
and fled. At about o'clock the me-
groes attacked the Irishmen who were
forced to take refuge in grocery store,
whence they were taken by the police
TO the station for safety. Last night
the negroes assailed the grocery ,, with
short pistols and nearly demolished
several houses occupied by Irish faml-
lies in the neighborhood. A mob in
the meantime battered down the door
of the calaboose and liberated the
Irishmen and the prisoners generally.
The disturbance is quieted and no fear
of another immediate outbreak appre-
hended. No one during the entire al
fair was seriously hurt, although quite
a number were bruised.
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The calculation 0f start IL made from
lhe llnr ~ pnsslng HE steamer ~ II
Nag heat Hpme ~ hunls ani 0lirr
passenger crafts are here a. 0n ypslrf-
day, ald llp Steam yacht ltulaW 10 an
elipfeh % course Stake lnAl snnir nillrs
out ~ Tie prrnih npininns are freely
expressed M ~ tie likrlY result, lall
nplhlng short VI official data can set
Nc II,
Erie Directors,
AEW NORk, July a,-lhe election ~
Tie Erie dirpplpls $40 mrred az noon,
Twenty lliree thousand six hundred
shares were voted, representing
~ ,lUUODD VI stock, Tho any ticket Ia
the Held VIA lhat headed hy Jewru,
The fark Ihealer buildlng, Win u
lwenlN-One ears lease nom Ward Ia
lhbDl WA sold NJ public auction to-day
lor tl2,uDO subject u u claim Of III 900
for hack rent,
Vale Carries on ihe Prize 10 Deiauii,
SARATOGA, July lin tho siugle
npull lace between j, Kennedy, uf
Yale, aud William Weld, of Harvard,
Kennedy failed 10 make his npppaI-
ance, aud the Judge sent Weld uli, AZ
! O'clock lac same over the course
without reiufeuGe ~ TINE, aud was re-
oelved with cheers NJ lle grand stand,
The freshman race was won by Cor
nell 10y nearly length, Harvard Hpo-
0nd aud Brown thlrd, -Four boats
started, Iihe, II minutes, -! sec
Onda,
American Hebrew Association,
BuFFALo, july "a. The seound AM
nual session Oi the Americas Hebrew
Congregation convened IA thiu city 10
establish lhe Hebrew College, lDpro
was n large attendance VI delegates
from all parts OF the United States,
Joseph Cohen, OF Piltuburg, was elected
Presidents Henry B,0cR, of liuilalo,
Nloe'Prosldenti Lipman Loyy, Of Cln-
clnnnti, Secretary =, j, LOwenstplni
Of Evansville, second Assistant Score
tary. The annual reports of the Presi'
dent aud Secretary of the Treasury |
wer9 received and approved.
1he New York Robbers Anxious 90
DisgOFgo.
NEW York, July l3.-Arrnngementh
has been entered into between the
counsel for People aud defendants
counsel In the In the suit OF People w.
Peter Il. Sweeney, by which bail IN 10
be reduced from $1,000, 900 10 Sl5O,OOO.
This action has been taken 10 secure
Sweency's voluntary appearance IN
court, he being NJ present IN Paris and
beyond the reach Of civil process.
IL IL stated that counsel for people In
ring suits, says u member OF smaller
fry have offered TO pay sums ranging
from S5O, 900 TO 5000 to escape pros
eoutlon, aud that S30,0DO would he
paid IN n day or Two by one OF this
class.
VI. outs iiids for the National Demo.
cratic Convention,
Sr LOUIS, July AT u meeting Of
the Democratic State Executive Com
mttee, the following was adopted, re-
solved, That In our opinion the choice
Df 81. Louis rs the place for holding
.he next National Democratic C0nvGn-
ion, Is an act Of justice which should
DO extended TO the Democracy of the
West; that In the magnificent new
Exchange, which can
comfortably seat fifteen hundred per-
sons, we have hall amply sufficient
'or the convenience of member and
we urge upon the members
VI the National Committee for this
state, that he use his best endeavors
o secure the selection of st. Louis and
hat we authorize him, In oehalf Of the
IA ,,f .,np Siaia n uiun ihn |
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3 E r ks HI K ES

General II. NJ. Gano has ten beautiful
Berkshires, from 90 to 10 pounds weight,
change for Texas cows giving milk.
Three of his 1ne yearling heifers and one
bull calf have strayed. Any one returning
them will be paid for all trouble. and ex-
pense. ~. Juiy3w2w
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The9ailgArmld
WEDNESDAY HOR,lsG IrW H.

ron WOiif-lellfT iint,ls q tplt, Circulars
u hill iiHahs, i'nslea, iAN Fpfs hnea, llam
lilris anh SVEN also NJ inn fhniln
iriTiTiir re- = niff Al M Hmsi iuHnr
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED.

On n small farm, n low miles from Dallas,
q man nnd wife, with No childrn, The man
20 work on The mrm,ai.d the Wifi Ia take
charge Of the house, cook, wash nnd iron and
milk two COWS, Apply NJ the once Of Atem.
moVnHN Morris, West side OF the square, ON
Tuesday, July lalh, NJ . o'clock y, nj,
July ll..d2t
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TELEGRAPH MARKETS.

GALvBsroN, July b. : Cotton mnrket
quiet. and In fair demand. Ordinary, lIs<c;
good ordinary, l214c; low middling, l31Sc;
6S3 bales.
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TILn MEAIIIEiI.

"Wednesday In South Atlantic aud
Gulf states, rising or stationary In
,ometcr Southwest TO Southeast winds,
partly cloudy weather
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-14
Peacefully Celebrated.

ST.. JOHNS, N. b., July l3.-The an
niversary of the battle of the Boyne
was generally celebrated throughout
the province by the Orangemen. No
conflict reported.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-14

LAWRENCE, Mass, July lS.-There
was o short conflict last night between
the Catholic Irish and the Orangemen.
After the wounding of several citizens
and officials, the police succeeded in
quelling the fight.
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Trial Of Bishop Nottingham,

Trial Of Bishop Nottingham,
BALTIMORE, July 13.-Bishop Smith
has drawn the members of the prelim-
mary court, before which the charges
against Bishop Whittingham will be
examined. If the charges are sustained,
he will be tried before court of Bish.
ops. Whittingham refused TO act upon
the presentment of the standing COM
mittee, and charges two Clergymen
with reciting prayers for the dead in
volving the doctrine of Purgatory.
Religious Uniacation.
ROUND LAKE, N. Y, July l3.-After
an eloquent and impressive sermon 10y
Bishop Kavanaugh, this morning, DR.
Clark, of Savannah, Georgia, pre-
sented the case OF the Wesley Monu.
mental Church, now being erected in
Savannah, and fifteen hundred dollars
was taken up. The Bishops of the
Methodist Episcopal Church have also
given DR.. Clark autograph letters Ger.
tifying their sympathy with this
project of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South.
The Internal Revenue MIDDLE,
WASHINGTON, July l9.-Advices re-
ceiyed at the Navy Department last
evening announce that the Powhattan
arrived at Aspinwall on the 18th Of
June, ten days from New York. The
Omaha had not reached Panama al
that date. The Richmond arrived al
africa, Peru, June 18th; officers and
crew all well.
A letter has been received from Nc
Grew saying he has made no charges
against Chief Clerk Holt, Of the Inter.
nal Revenue Bureau, in connection
with the whisky frauds. No informa-
ton whatever has reached the Depart
ment to-day from any quarter OH that
subject.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-14

b IvfHPp0L, Iuiy a. Neon Gotten dtlll
And naslpr AllillnH nPlandsi i'lhlii mid
hlHf uflranu, "a, sales hini hllrhi hrfff
plallpn and ealhlrli len hAlpa- 10 Anive,
saies on h,sls mlddling uplands, nothing
hplYw Inv mliillng, dpliNeIahlp August
Nhw YoRR, JulS ~ Gold opened ~ ialt
hlirkh pAlNlneig dull ahd inNer, Money y
pfI orul usy,uInenis dnll ANA steady,
state uull and Hlenhyi
Exchange long, = M short " nv,
Gotten dall al,l sIseak, Y llands' lS'se' or
lnHhei lh'sn, hAlrfi ~ nalfH' . a. ,a.,.
lh .ri August, rs h-d4ihi.oi September, lnI
lhn, uNlnhrT, "a pTlnN ~
l.nsnoF, lnly li.-Nom trie pii -,
fAnis, inlY h,-ri1sntns az anu m's'
Nigbi neposi
NEw uRLEAHH, July ~ louon- sAles hk0
halea, Gn0l ordinary iOAliicl good ordinary,
lJa9iF.pi low midullnR ~ hlflnl Law mia
anna, l'sWlfiApi mldhnnH W hnipl mlds
allnal selbe'l good nlddl'ng " miadling
n6cpilts " halesj stock, s20lo haleal on.
pOfls continent, a,ith bales,
"a ~,
EEw yoHK, July R,-coiton closed qulel,
halph NV halpA az ih'am lhiac
consolidated nei fupriplhi La hnlrh, Ca
ports dlent britain, i,oi haltpi France, 30
balrhi gonihnpni, IN pAles,
dold weak aud loWor NJ llaAallale, doy-
ernnpnA little better Now ih, " N, htaie
bonds Qulot ana steady, Money elay ~ lisa
= pot Oent htvning u little weak ~ w W,
Cotton Net roopiplAi @O balVHl groAA, NO
bales,
Futures barely steady, salea 9l,OOO bales.
July, 10 0'a2all5 A,l0c, August, 10 DiRN hb.ldol
September, II a.l2ol october, II lp,a2ol No
yember u l7-lUmli l5i2c, Doecnber II 7-l0
II lb.alc, January, II lsl2mii,hw February,
Anil % q,a9al6 7'Vac, May, ib3sGl5 la-lf2oi
June, lbp'lu@l@so,
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MISCELLANEOUS,
wesierviIIe Enforces the Law by Burn.
ing C0rhin's saloon,

COLUMBUS, Ohio, July l3.-The citi-
zens of Westervile have burned Cor
bins saloon. Corbin Is sick, but swears
he will open another saloon when he
RECEIVERS.
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FOREIGN.

The DETERMINATION ~ she AmeTie -
Team she nEi'ish Hr,e Cemmission
Farewell ~ Needy and knahrA Ia
L"nden Success oi lhe Preach nlsh-
Ups Ia ihe Assembly,
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MAILm0An Timn TAmLE.
Arrival @a DeparuFr ~ Trains Al
naiias,

nOuATON ANn TNXAR NENTRAL.
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The calculation ~ start Is made from
I he llnr ~ passiug lhe steamer ~ Il
Nag heat Hpme llR hunls aii nlhrr
passenger Gratis are here ~ 0n ypslrl-
day, and lhe steam yacht itulaW Ia an
ehpred % course stake lNAi snnr nlllrs
out IN The ppennh Opini0ns are freely
expressed ~ 10 lhe likelY result, lil
nothing short VI official data can set
lle il,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-08-06
ROCKVILLE MARYLAND. FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST 6, 1875
2 oetiGAl.
PuBLlsHED ny REQUEST.
SIGHTED WOMAN.

Go nor look for my relenting, vex my soul
no moro with strife
| have done what woman doeth, surely once
in her weak life,
have loved, and then repented-seen my
worship cast away
Yet, atleast, | crashed the idol, when knew
that ii was clay.
Yet myself break mine irons, tho my wo-
mans hand were torn,
Bruised in struggling back to freedom, from
the bondage I had borne
Man 0 would that thou vert glorious. as |
saw thee in my dreams,
That my feelings, honor-nurtured flowed in
fertilizing streams.
| have found them lava-torrenta, blighting,
searching, where they roll,
Rank with poison-vegetation Is tho garden
of thy soul
And the VOWS of luscious sweetness, breathing
odors of the South,
Are but eddying winds of falsehood from the
caverns Of thy mouth.
Did WOO thee2 Did | sue thee7 Answer,
coward, 10 my scorn
Did hymn thy praise at sunset and beset thy
path at morn2
Was ii not thy love that shared me, winning
mine as kindred TRUTH
All unconscious as entered on the Towering
time of youth2
Were mine eyes like thine, guilt-sharpened
had searched beneath the sheen,
God forgive me for this passion Now sec
thee false and mean
Shall smile with forced indifference, tho
sicken with my pan2
Hide my pangs from vulgar prying, still the
whirlwind of my brain
No the dullest eye would find me, and the
scornful finger point,
And the cutting Islander rack each quivering
nerve and joint.
PHYS for the hody's suffering is but
the cloven heart
And mankind would boot such anguish, II
mankind be as thou ariI
Go, and fool some other woman woe is me
that thou Shouldn't thrive
Stand as equal 'mong the noblest, and
among the fairest, wivc
Woe is me that maids arc many, who of life
rs little know
AS did, when believed thee, but three hasty
months ago,
Dupcs there are enough for dupers--each de-
ceiver has his share.
Wisdom but with grief is purchased, and ex-
pcrience with despair,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-08-06

DlsooNTnNTED. In every city, town
and village are to be found, at regular
hours, on loafers' corners, few seedy,
sour and dilapidated old gasomcters, for.
ever breathing out blue bIazes and 6ery
anathcmns at everything in general and
most things in particular They hate
everybody; hate those more prosperous
than themselves, and manifest unuttera-
bic contempt for those who arc poorer.
They are rarely, if ever, seen in church;
throw cold water upon all public enter
prises; say hard things of their neigh
tors; criticisc the preacher. and mako
themselves general borcs to the comnu-
nifty, and canker worms upon its prosperi-
ty. a post norton examination would
reveal the fact that their hearts were
black with poison, and that their souls.
eyon in life had experienced the scorch-
ing.of that "feryent heat which awaitcd
them
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-08-06

A TENDER HEARTED BRoTnFn.
couple of enterprising mon, doing tho
clothing business in Atlanta, AFRO inter-
viewed by customer in search of u coat.
The senior of the firm handles the new
conner, and soon finds "a first-cIass Git.
In answer us to the price, the response
is 'Eightecn dollars
"Well. sir, | like your coat worry
much, but don't like tho price"
well, mine trent, 20 price nothing
SO you like 20 cont. We let you take cm
at fifteen dollars"
The customer still complains of tho
price, saying that fifteen dollars was too
much. This was too heavy for tho deal
er, so taking his customer to the cx4
tremc end Of the store, and drawing him
in dark corner, he whispers in his ear
mime trent, I let you have Eat cont for
twelve dollars and half"
"Well, sir" said the customer, #
like your coat very much, and am salts
fed with the price, yet would like to
know why this mysterious performance.
''Well mine trent, you SEQ dot leetlc
man derc lie was mine broder Ito
got 70 heart disease, aud s. icly gnn
gracious, if he was to bear mo toll YOU /
take twelve dollars and half for zat
coat no drop ded nit his track"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-08-06

LABOR. Labor, honest labor, is
mighty and beautiful. Activity is tho
ruling element of life, and its highest
relish. Luxurics and conquests arc tho
results of labor; We can imagine nothing
without it. The noblest man of earth ID
he who puts hands chcerfully and proud
ly to honest labor. Labor is a business
and ordinance of God. Suspend labor,
and where is the glory and pomp of tho
earth--the fruit, fields and palaces, and
the fashionings of matter for which mon
strive and war? Let the labor-scorner
look to himself, and learn what arc tho
trophies. From the crown of his head
to the sole Of his foot unless no is n
Carib, naked az the beast, he is tho debt
or and slave of toll. The labor which
he scorns has trickcd him into tho statue
and appearance Of man. Where gets
ne his garmcnting and cquipngo Let
labor answer. Labor-which makes
music in the mine and furrow, and the
forge. Oh, scorn labor, do you, man,
who never yet earned morsel Of bread
Labor pitics you. proud fool, and laughs
you to scorn. You shall pass to dust,
forgotten, but labor will live on forever.
glorious in itsconquests and monuments.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-08-06
TRAINS RUNNING WEST.

Trains stop only where time is given.
Nos. &c and SO stop at Rockville Sundays
only. No. 90. stops at Rockville on Saturday
night. No. 20, %, SO, 0, AZ and 80 run
daily. Other trains daily except Sunday.
No. 100, running east, leaves Point of
Rocks nj 5:25 P. NJ. Gd,hersburg, 6:ls
Washington Grove, 6:20; Rockville, 6.27
Knowles, 6:39; Silver Spring, CAT; Terra
Gotta, 65l arrive at Washington 7:05
THUS. Il. SHARP
s. SPENCER, Master of transportation.
Supervisor of Trains. Gun IL