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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-29

EVERY MEMBER Of the Young Mems Christian
Association should have 4 Bio!c.-a good Bible
such as can be had onlS of the American Tract o.
ciely, Ola Main street. Richmond, Va. Call and
see the "TEACHEn'S BIBLE"
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Fly Lyme 6 Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneer5,
No. 1912 Main street.

MEAT AND DESIRABLE BRICK TEN
~ EMENT ON 1Hn WEST LINE OF FIRST
BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS AT
offer for sale. by public ouchon. on the pr mises,
on TUESDAY the 1st osy of June. 1875, at
o'clock P. ~. o d. sirable and conveniently ar
rauge0 new BRICK TENEMENT, lncated as above
described, containing i've rooms. Bichen. &C.
TERMS OF SALE: win be quite liberal, and made
known at the hour Of sale.
LYME & BROTHER,
my2S Auctioneers.
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SuSpAY.ScaooL MEET.M.-Ihc SUNDAY
School Union Of All Denominations OIL h'ch-
mond snd vicinity will hold mass-meetipg
at the Broad Street Methodist church on
Monday night.
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TOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION A
l. SMALL, ATTRACTIVE, NEW STOCK
BRICK HOUSE. WITH BAY-WINnOW, On
FOUSHEE BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH
STREETS,
WITHOUT RESERVE.
BY request of owner will sell OH TUESDAY,
June lst, at 6 o'clnck z. NJ the above desirable
BRICK DWELLING, No. 525 north Foushce
street. The house has four rooms. bay-window
wi h inside b nds 10 parlor cuiyert water-close,
gas, &c, and l. that class Of property paying hand
some retur on investment on account OF size and
convenience 10 business.
TERMS: fourth cash: balance III SIX. twelve,
and eighteen months: secured by trust-cc.d
J.1HOMPSoS BROWN,
my 81 Auciioneer.
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ADJOURNED FOR THE TERM.-The Hastings
Court has adjourned for the term. The
June term of the court commences next Mon
day week (tEe 7tb).
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PIZZISI has au his store u few oRSAMESTED
HOMEMADE CAKES left OVER from the Association
banquet. which the ladies have requested him TO
sell at q low price He also requests all those who
borrowed chiuaware after the banquet To carry
home cream, &C., TO return 1t to him as soon as
npSsintp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-29

DELEGATES to the international Convention
should be to visit PIZzISI'> splendid establish
ment. where they will lind ice-crcams, ices, French
aud American confectlonerias, and other things in
his line.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-29

VISITORS GUIDE TO RICHMOND AND VICINITY.
This indispensable guide DO TX for strangers may
be had ofJ. T. ELLYsoS, 1l12 Main street, the he
tells. aud bookstores generally. Every visitor to The
city should have u copy. Price, CSC.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-29

HOLLYWOOD MEMoRiaL.DAY.--Th ladies
Of the Hollywood Memo iaI Association will
decorate the soldiers graves in Hollywood
on Wednesday, June2.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-29

EXCURSION TO WEST PoINT-The fourth
annual excursion to West Poiut OF Jefferson
Lodge, No. %, Knights of Pythias, will lake
place on Monday, June 7th.
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BY ". Goddin,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO LOTS IN
l. DUVAL'S ADDITION, ON THE NORTH
LINE OF BAKER BETWEEN ST. paul. AND
IT. PrT-,H ST Rh.E1S. W.T. SMALL
FRAMED TENEMENT ON ONE OF THtM.-By
virtue of TWO de, ds uf Irust-the first from David
Patterson to W. Goddn and II. A. Claiborne, trus-
81 c0nd from David Patterson AMI wife 10 w. II. NJ.
Kcllam. trustee, bearing date l3l June, 1866,
both du,y recorded In lIcInnnd Hastings Cour
we shall, in execution tl.rcJf rocred ~ srlt a:
public alicli N. on The premises. on WEDNEsD ",
Jun. 9, 1875. at O'clock L. NJ. the hEA,;
ESTATE located - above now occupied ny said
Patterson, fronting 4ox14S teet, TO BE- divided Into
lois, -,
TERMS: One. fourth cash; balance at four, eight,
ana twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added, aud secured by deed Of Trust. ~ -.
". GUpDIN,
II. A. GLAI 3URNE.
WM. L. VI. hELL AN,
ny % lIus ees.
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J. C. EEESEE. Sale sman. III,
BY w. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner OF eleventh and Bank streets.

corner Oh eleventh ana Bank SLcCto.
COMMISSIONERS s A L E OF TWO
SuAN DSOME LOTS on U>ION HILL
NEATLY OPPOSITE THE RESIDENCE. OF
+ LII = III BAkr X, Q-By virtue of decree oi
the haucery Court of the ci yof ichmo.d entered
on the 22d Of April, SIS in The case of the FirsG
National sank OF RichmUnd rS. Won Grooming, Sc,
we shall, as sp. Gil commissioners THEREBY aL-
pre miseS, on SATU DAY the 29th May, S75, al
Il O'clock p. NJ, TWO HANDSDM LOTS. iocste !
as aborc-the first fronting sl& ftet on me moran
side OF NrlIabc street. beginning at the distance II
80 feet east of Tulip street, runniny hack 165
e the second fronting 40 feet on the cast line OF
Tulip street. beginui at the disrarce Of l25 f.
from the north linz OF Icnable street. runn'ns back
~ ri.hL aug.es 40 feet to the aforementioned lot
These lois are III an improving neighporhooc, aud
adjoin two brick tcnements how owned by The said
Baker
Terms: ne.fnurth cash; balance 1T six. twelve,
and eighteen months Tor negotiable notes. interest
adGer, and tlile retained till all of the purchase
money is fully paid and Il conveyance ordered by
the court. W. \ MAURY,
9. e.. kEAS,
my 81 Special Commissioners.
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BALTIMORE PURE CREAM Of the following ia
vors. only 81 per gallun, Ut ID. LoLuMBrS's: Cream
and shed str4wberrics-lemon, VANILLA chocolate,
and ninranple.
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FEDERAL DECoRATIoN.DAY.-The graves Of
the Federal Solaiers IN the cemetery few
miles below the City will be decorated to-day
with the ceremonies usual on such occasions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-29

BALTIMORE PURE CREAM.-Don't fail to leave
your orders early today for that celebrated cream
at ID. CoLUMBUs'S, 32l broad street.
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GAUZE NERISO UNDERSTANDABLE the larses
stock Of underwear aud g'ntlemens FURNISHING
goods in this city clll on K. Il. SPENCE 4 son.
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BEAUTIFUL NEW FLOWERS and SCAkFS. just
imported. ut PARIS MILLINERY CoMrANY'S, over
Levy Brothers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-29

Posi-. OFFICE To.DAY.-The post.ofice will
be closed to-day from 10 A. NJ. until p. NJ /.
The carriers will deliver as usual morning
and evening
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FANCY nALF-HosE for sale low By E. B. SPENCE
e Son.
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VISITORS TO the Christian Association will vis I
the magnificent rooms Of the PARIS MILLINERY
COMPANY TO see The latest imported millinery
goods. over Levy Brothers,, No. l0l aud lOl9
MAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-29

MAJOR ANDRtw WASnBURNE had presented
to hun by bis friends at the Old Dominion
Granite Works beautiful silver pitcher,
goblets, and salver, costing about $500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-29

WE challenge the world TO produce collar that
will keep clean longer, without washing, than the
TT Nyonp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-29

GO TO BRIGGsS BAKERY, and You can get n
nice pouud.cake, fruit cake, sponge-cake, Wine
cake, or jelly cake. 707 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-29

:sAYE MONEY by having your printing done st the
DISPATCH PRISrIHa-HoUsE. Good work, low
Prices, and Satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-29

Go AND SEE the handsome bonDets aud hats at
PARIS MILLINERY CoMPAsY's, over Levy Bro.
TIERS just imported.
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Go TO BoscHES's. 500 and Gil Broad street,
and leave your measure for first-class pair of
boots or shoes, made iu any style. Hand-work only.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-29

FAREWELL, CRoqUET,-" QUoITET" may be had
of Z. MCCARTHY, OLA Maiu street. II Is new ard
attractive, and all tie rage III Philadelphia.
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WHITE MAESEILLES VEsTS-great variety Oh
styles low prices-fcr sale by <. b. SPENCE u
son.
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rocoANUT- PIES, goose berry pies, prescrred-dam-
son pies, green apple PITS, peachpies, strawberry
pies. and lemon-pes, at BRIGGs's bakery, TOT
Main street.
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THOSE WISHING PIZzISI To furnish them with
ICE CREAM for their sunday dinner must leave
their orders early 10 day if III wish them tlllct.
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GET 4 COPY OF TUE VISITORS GUIDE TO RICH-
MoSD AND VICINITY. IN 1t will be found mention
Of every place Of interest in the city.
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For GOOD CLOTHING AT Low PRICES call OH
3. SPENCE i SON. 1900 Maiu street.
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Coon CLOTHING AT Low PRICES at E. B
SPENCE 6 CONS.
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.LRTTRR.HEADs, NoTE-HEADS, Bu.L.HEADs, Ac
COUNTS, SALES, BUsINEss-cAKDs, &C., neatly
printed at DISPATCH PRINTING-ao 81
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GRuBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
POSTPOSEMENT.

POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale is postponed on account OF bad
we;l her uutil SATURDAY The 29th OF May. $40
at the same hour GRCBBS 4 WILL ANS,
nv 25 AuctioneerS.
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GLOVES for sale by f. B. SPENCE 6 Son.

BERLIN AND RoscIUs COLLARS for sale by
B. SrEsCE g. Son.
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NY %
BY James 81. Taylor u son,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneeIs,
Office COZ ner Eleventh and Bank streets.

AN UNDIVIDED MOIETY OF THE
N REAL EST >T- IN TIE CITY OF RICH
MUND FuRMERLY OWNED AND OCCUR! d
BY THE VIRGINIA STEEL OrkS COMPa-
Ny FOR SALE Al AuCTlON.-We will sell at
auction. upon rhe premises, on TuuRSDAf the
3rd of June, 1875. 1T D o'clock L. H., the above.
mentioned property, which is now occupied by
Mrs;r- j. X. johnson & 20. situated Oh The north
side of james river sbctwecn Eighth and Ninth
streets fronting l3} feet the south side Of llaX-
airs Mill canal ana running mack 23u feet to James
river together with the right OF 100 inches OF
water unGer Il four-fOut pressure taken from me
franklin Puper-Nill and the WORKS below, ana Is
now renting for $3.50 rcr annum.
TERMS: Liberal. aud mace known at the hour Ol
sale. JAMES 81. TAYLOR " son,
~, 90 Aucii"necrS.
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ONE DOLLAR for good GAUZE MERISo UNDER
SHIRT at K. =. SPENCE & SONS. -.
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AUCTION sALEs-Fntiu.e DAYS.
By Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate AGENTS aud Aucti0neers,
No. HOG Main street.

FRAME HOUSE ON THE NORTH
Il SIDE OF MARSHALL BETWEEN FIRST
AND ADAMS STREETS FO9S-LE At AUG
o'cIockP. ~. will SELL on the premises, at auction.
a neat FRAME HOUSE. sturted as above. with
nine rooms kitchen and servants acenmm0ca-
an aIley l 6 feet wide.
TERMS: One third cash; the residue In six ard
twelve moDths, interest added, and secured by
deed OF trust. GODDIN, WARREN G 90,
my2S Auctoneers.
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LINEN AND ALPACA BUSTERS for sale by +.
SPENCE & Son.
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FINE GOLD W EDDING AND ENGAGEMENT
RISGs in stuck and made to order, auy size, by
Z. GENEET, No. 1901 Main street.
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ALPACA AND MOHAIR SERGE COATS for sale
low by 4. B. SPENCE IL SON.
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THE ORIGINAL NEW YORK STRAWBERRY
SHORT. CAKE at BRIGGS's bakery, 707 Mai. street.
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PURE ICE.CREAM 60 10 rIZzlSI'S. S07 Broad
street, IT you wish 10 get pure article OF cream.
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TO THE Dn.roArEs 70 THE YouSa MEMS
CHRISTIAN Association CoNyENTloS.-Beiiev-
Ing that the circulation OF my recently puoiihneo
book Persona "Reminiscences, Anecdotes, anu
Letters OF General X. F. Lee "-among the young
men OF all sections Of the land would accomplish
good should be glad to arrange to furnish u AZ
bare cost to any wanting It for Yuuug Mems Chris
tan Association libraries. l cau he seen Mt the
Convention 10. day. j. WILLIAM JONES'
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STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM At PIZZINI'S.

TRYoNEo OF BRIGGs's SUPERIOR CREAMS PONGE
CAKES. 707 Main street.
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J.B LAMBERT & Co., Maiu and Ninth, imported
cigars and tobacco Three HavaHas for 2Jc. Gehu-
iue - Ro,gurt,n six for csc.
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Y. NJ. c. AS should be 10 visit PIZZGS1'S leo
ere I'm saloon, SO7 troad STREET
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NRcK-scARFs OF ALL THE NEW STYLES LOT
ale by +. Is. SPENCE & Sos.'
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HoUSEKEEPERS would DO we'll 10 remember that
PIZZISI will furnish them with pies, pastry, and
ice.cream Leave orders carly in the day.
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WYE WILL OFFER THE VALUABLE

WTE WILL OFFER THE VALu Bile
w BUILDING LOT on Tenth street near the
soutb west corner of Mau street mt auction on The
nren,scs on MONDAY. June 7th at 3 L. NJ. } his
lot has a front OF % f@et on Tcnlh street Is
go 81 feet deep; aoj nS the large bslncss-house
Of PAM Baryumin. and has an a!Icv of seven feet
wide b,tween IL and The busincss-houses Of <owlun
& Co. and others fronting on Main street. 1t IS In
the ceutre pf the city, and pr s"nis superior aitrnc
tiOns for business purposes or iuyrstmens.
TERMS: One-fuurth cash: balance Ut SIX. twelve,
nd eighteen months for negotiable notes. interest
add. d, secured by trust-dced
SQUIRE & CRAWFORD.
nv og.eod5t% AuctiOneerS.
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CoCoANUT CREAM understanding new and
nice-at BRIGGS's bakery 10 day. 707 Main street.
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Large Pineapoles at D. CoLUMDUs's.
Ripe red and yellow Bananas Ut Il. CoLUMBUs's.
Pure cream Of all flivors at ID. CoLUMBUS's.
Pure Ice. Cream at ID. CoLUMBUs'S, 321 Broad
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BY Lyme & Brother.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOT AND
" A LARGE BRICK STORE WITH DWELL
ING OVER THE SAME, SlTUAIhl, ON llOL-
LY STREET. ORIGIN HILL, BY AUCTION
| sla II. In execution Of decree OF the Chanccry
Court of che CITY nf Richmond Va, entered on the
18Th OF May, 1873. IN the snit STYLED James II;
pmblic auction, on the premises, on TUT SDAI the
25th day of May. 1875, at 5 o'.Iock p. NJ, the
large BRICK STORE, with DWELLING over the
as abDv. described.
TERMS OF SALE: Gnc-fourth cash: residue at
four eight. and welve months for negotiable notes,
interest added, little retained unit the same are
paid and L conveyance ordered by the coult.
JAMES II. DOOLEY.
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
No, 10 u governor strcct.

HOTEL FURNITURF,
WI PIANO. ELEGANT MlRROR. CARPETS,
HORSE. BUGGY, AND WAGON, HOTEL Ap-
PURTENA NCks. &C., AT AUCFION.-ln 'entipg
10 make change In my present business. VIII sell
at auction. commencing FRIDAY the 2Sth III
slant, ut 0 O'Clock.
TIE ENTIRE OUTFIT OF THE MONUMENT
AL HOTEL,
corner of Ninth and Grace streets, consisting In
part of one Z octave Rosewood Piano made Dy
Grovcsteen & Co, with STOOL and coEfr-an excel
lent Instrument: one elegant French piate Mirror.
I'm ornamental g1it frame, by 9 feet walnut reps
Parlor Shit, Carpets ngraying-. There are iorS-
eight chambers. furnished with Walnut ,arDie 100
Chamber suits. Mahogany aud Oak Lottage tham-
btr suits. Hair aud Shuck Mattresses, benolng,
Pillows Chamber Carpets, Toilet sets, hairs &c. :
chandeliers. IN good orner: d"Zen oak DhilS-
Room Cane Chairs. In the kitchen VIII DE founn
/ iargc-size Hotel Range. with sppurtenanc,s, IN
perfect order; ! Copper stcam-fable and Fix
lures, as good rs new: ! Multiplication Roller,
with stealn piping: Kitchen Tables. Cooking
Stoves, BakehOuSc Fixtures and Furniture. Othce
Counter, Chars Enerav!ngs. &c, &c. Also per-
fectly reliable Famil' Horse. five Years ola, per-
frctly sound and gentle. and works kindly III bar
ness; ! Top-Ru :gy and Harness. In perfect ofder
! Spring Market Wagon and harness
The hocl Furniture and Fixtures are all III good
order and Will he sold without reserve.
TERMS: SANS under td0, cash over $50, thirty
days credit for approved paper. . rr,e,>,-
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POSTPONEMEST
The above sale is postponed until ShTuRDA at
s O'clock LYME & BROTHER,
y26 Aucioneers.
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Cook & LAUGHToS, Auciioneers
C0NINUATION.

The above sale will he continued MONDAY the
LIST Instant at O'clock at which time timer Fur
niturc, Horse, Wagon, &C., will be sold.
my 90 COOK & LACGHTOS.
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By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
ll13 Main street, next to State Bank.
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BY w. Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

my Observation-Disclosures
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-02-04
How to Spell Shakspeare's Name.

For one hundred and fifty years crit
have disputed over the correct way
spell the name of Shakespeare The u
Times thinks that the reason that
Bard of Avon induced Juliet to inqu
"What's in a name?'' was for the %
pose of discovering the correct ortho
raphy of his own name, and says that
some of the earlier editions of Shal
peare it reads, "What's In his name
or in plain language, Chow many |
tiers are in his (Shakspeare's) name
The spelling of Shakspeare's name /
been an photographed puzzle that CT
les for century and half have labor
over. Stevens, Drake, DIR. Johnsc
Reed, Hazlett, Chateaubriand, Lam,
tine, Ulrich, and Bodenstedt, spell t.
name with ten letters, thus: Shall
peare Chidworth, Mason, Heath, Lo
Campbell, White, Guizot and Horn i
sist on eleven letters thus: Shakespea1
while still others, though less in numb
and ability, declare for only nine letter
thus Shakspere. William ought
have known how to spell his own nam
and as he wrote it Shakespeare, we are i
clined to give him the benefit of the Is
letters as he placed them.-LOuisuit
Courier Journal.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-02-04
He Married Her for Her Honey -

Married her for her money, didhe? W
did he not kill her outright, and take
Indeed, that is what o man who make
match with such motives would rea
like to do. He wants the hard dolla
not the soft woman who owns them; a
he hates her because he has had to tf
her also.
Poor little heiresses, with such
hghtful fortunes-poor little wido'
with snug sum settled on you by
husband who had your comfort at hes
how much better that you should be o
niless women sewing for your living
ten cents a shirt Then, some stro.
loving hand might gather you up t.
tender heart, and you might be sure
was all for yourself all, every bit of
Now, with so many fortune-hunters aflC
what are you going to do?
Married for money, was she? 4
that is why her face is so hard and
eyes SO cold. She knows it, one {
see.
She remembers the kisses that were
much cold counting, and did not co
from the heart at all. The vow that ,
a lie, when, instead of saying I take
woman for better OF for worse, he sho
have said, 81 take this woman for
property"
She understood that long ago,
doubt. God help her!
Married for money-and yet she wa:
sweet and pretty then as many a girl V
is married for pure love-a rosebud
might have been plucked to wear owe
true heart. What did the fortune-hu1
care for that? A man who woos
woman for mercenary motives is rat
apt to hate her the more for be
worthy of a better fate. And in
case, man hates a woman who reveI
the proper state Of things, and "endo1
him with her worldly goods" [
contrary to the prayer-book, and contr
to natIre.-M. K. d., IN NeaU Y
Ledger.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-02-04

or something, and I was SO frightened
And, why, Mr.. Grimp! you are real wet,
aren't you? Is it raining or showing %
And she held out her little hand to catch
the falling drops.
No, marin, faint snowin', or rainin
either. Ye see, Mr.. Grimp was jest
shown me the aoater privileges about
the place, an tryin' to see how much a
rain barl would hold" responded the
Squire sarcastically, pointing toward the
aforesaid barrel
Brother Butterfield, will you be SO
kind as to attend to the business on
which we cameo" said Mr.. Grimp
sternly.
Sartainly [ will Here, Widow Bar
ney, is writ from Mr. Grimp, notifyin
you to give up these ere premises. !"
II will take charge of that" said
young HARDWOOD, rather haughtily. 81
will call upon you tomorrow, Squire,
and settle the matter. I would say, also,
Mr.. Grimp, that the time for redemption
not having expired, the mortgage and
costs on this lady's place have been paid
in to the County Clerk, and you will not
be troubled in caring for it further"
After that-wel, Mr. Grimp made
some indistinct reply, and the Squire
very profuse and incoherent apologies;
then they took their leave as best they
could, feeling very awkward, mortified
and Inundated. They did not go home
together either, nor ever after speak of
the evenings experience to each other.
However, month later, when Tom Har-
wood married the widow, the Squire was
observed to shake his head mournfully
and murmur: g.
IF it hadn't been for Old Grimp
comm jest as he did that night, things
would have been different. Widow Bar
ney never would have married that con-
ceited young HARDWOOD p
AS for Mr.. Grimp, his face and his
prayers grew longer day by day, and the
Sunday following the marriage he spoke
feelingly of "this vale of tears" the
"vanity of human expectations" and the
uncertainty Of earthly things and
when the collection was raised for the
poor he sadly gave torn piece of
currency his grocer had refused the day
before. -Hearth and Home.