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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-07-21

Ice Cream at all hours at Rob.
,ert loves.
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IReCOrdGr's Report,

TO the Board of Mayor and Al
dermen of Cleveland:
The following is the amount of
monies expended and collected
by the Recorder, Marshal and
Treasurer to June 30, 1S76--incln-
ding the school tax of 1872, which
was refunded, and the indebted
ness of the city on Jan. /, 1876:
Indebtedness Jan, lie, $a22.23
School tax refunded, 910.37
Expended for work on streets,
645.51
Total, $2O7s.11
Amount paid Treasurer by Mar
shall, $22S.96
Amt paid Treasurer by Recor-
der, 17O.1S
Total $309.14
Indebtedness June 80, T6, 1881
all of which is respectfully sub
mitted. w. s. TIpToN,
!. Recorder,
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Ice Cream Saloon in the Ocoee
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Ice Cream Saloon in the Ocoee.
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GLEvELAND
WHOLESALE MARX T,
Corrected Every Week.

ifbe following are the quotations:
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-06

Severontmecky Lloyd Bremen jest
ngo68i spoleGnost paroplavebni V Ne
mecku, jelikoz eta % velkych polnof
skJch, krasn6 zfizenjch parniki, ktcrc
stayaii Sc vzdy QbiibenJ5tmi, COZ vysvita
2 toho, &c mezi Evropou Amerikou
do konce roku 1874 po Mich JIOO77
osob pfepIayio. ParolodG bremsk6 vede
ny jsou spo1ehttgJm, kapitany, jsou pod.
fizeny tast@ a dakladu( prohttctce a drze
j Sc Y nejlepsim pofddtu.
zadovala. Cestujicim ma lodi dava Sc
8 ddstatek doJfe upravene stravy, kazdy
obslouzen jest stejn6 lfloctic5, "A o poho-
Ni postarano jest co ''jip.
Kdo by ST pfal nckomu ze svych zna
mych aneb pfibuznJch pfcplav vyplatiti,
nechf SC obrati ma n6ktcreho nasich p
t. zastupcdv V Americe, sice:
v CLEVELANDU ma p. NJ. Krejciho
1897 - 1899 Forest nj.
v RACINE, ma p. Jos. Novotnyho.
" MILWAUKEE ma p. Oh. Toepfera
t44 Clinton MI.
v CHICAGO ma PIP. Novaka Kas-
para, 40 Jizni Canal ul
VN. YORKU ma p. Brodskeho, 2G
Ave O. aneb q. Nikel-a 80 Broome nl.
" ALLEGHENY, Pa, ma p. Jos.
PodanGho, 277--279 Ohio ul
v CRETE, Neb ma PIP. Jndra, Jelinek
a aspol. 4
kdo by ale povolaval "a sebou pfatele
neb zname, ktcfi 81 pfepiavn6 sami platit
budou, raciz nam sdGlit iejich adrcsy;
my je spravime .vsem ceste te potfeb.
nem popfejouli nam sve ddyery, budou
yJpravou zajiste spokoieni
Dopisy ma mas bhdtez adresovany:
karcs Il StOtzky,
s'' Bahnhofstr. 80
Bremen, Germany.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-06
FarmarskG pOZemky
V | o w L

V | o w T..
Ma prodej nebo ma vymen
pozcm koy Y majetek
v Clevelande.
Pozemky ty isou vytecn6, biz zclczn,.
&c a dobr6ho trim lei Pockahontas n
Bucna Vista Counts, kde jest hodn6 Ce.
chd osedlych. Ccna nizka tcrminy PIT
zniv6. Blizsi zprava
PRICE BROTHERS, 145 Superior Str.
TEE j. V. Sykora Esq. poda zpravu.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-06

5ll a Iinymi staty, kteFez trhy rakouske1
acintisimi yyrobky tkalcovskymi zapla-
vnli tim vsechnu zdravou konklrenci
(soutez) nemoznou cini. Nebozi tkalci SO
tva vydelaii 81 phi neiy6tsi ptitinlivosti na
brambory, ktere isou jejich vyhradni GEO
rotni potravou; chleb Jest pfemnohych
rodinach vzacnou lahudko, masa pax ne
vidi tam cey rok ma stole po roce Ease
ne. St6sh pry, Do Sc tam pc vice rokd u
rodily brambory, bez nich musel by plny
a inteligentni lid ten poinfiti hadem, .ze
sa tax neblahych pom6rd hniotnych lid
krkonossky telesn6i mmvne hyne, Jest
pfirozeno. Pitt kofalky Sc tam zmaha V
mite Gzasne. Nebohy tkadlec hledi v
spatn6 kofalce utopiti zarmutek svGj "a
pomenouti ma nekolik hodin trampoty, il
miz iej neivys dobrotivy otec nebesky 7
tax stedfe obmysli, davae mu tim zvlast
nj lasku svou ma jevo, vzdyt pry ,,koho
bdh miluje, toho kfizkem navst6vuie
Lid krkonossky pfiima trpelise tyto dd-
kazy bozske lasky, chodi pilne do kostela
dava posledni gros ma modleni ma mise
te ddyefe, ze snad pambG jednou pfece
obrati a laskn a dobrotivost svou lidstei
sim spdsobem zboznemu lidu tomu osyed
81. My into ddveru ovsem nesdilime
Nez Sc tcho obratu nebohy lid krkonos
sky docka, bude zdecimovan hladem ant
DO vypuzen vlasti, aby jinych zenicl
hledal tlov6ka distojn6isi existenci.
o 5esk6 politice jsme t6mi pfistehC
valci rozmlouvai. Starocechy drM pry
/ iandactvo - tito nenasytni havrani, ktt
ii tam ien sc sletaii, kde deGenichaii zdechl
nu - pansti utednici a zamozne m6sfar
stvo (burzoazie), ktcrez ma vice pen6.
nezli rozumu sc Staro6echy duSevn
enosti a yrozeneho respektu pred pany
"a jeden remen tahnou. MladoGesi a
Starotesi rvou SO spolu jako pominuli, j,
den druheho by probodl, kdyby sc nebd
trestniho zakona, pfi 6emz, COZ nejvice pc
ltovani hodn6, ma spoleGneho nepfitcle
N6mce a videnskou vladu, zapominaji. -
Jsou to v6ru rozkosne pom6ry, iez dra-
he vlasti naSi od vice rokG panuii
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-06

Umrtnost. Minuleho tydno zemfc
10 zde Is osob sice p deti "a dospG-
lych, nichz II bylo zenatych.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-06

President. Cesky lGkarnik pan
Vacslav Baumayer prcsidlil Sc minuleho
tydne ma rob ulic Croton a Forest, do do
mu p j. Proska. Jezto byla drive l6kar
ma ieho kraianum ruky, douta ze ma
tomto, pro Cechy pfirucntisim miste, od
Mich hojn6i budc navstevovana, Lekar,
ma jeho Jest hojn6 zasobena vsemi potfeb-
nymi leky, iez l6karnik sam 81 pfipravu-
ie kter6 tudiz yzdycky 6erstv6 jsou. O
chotn6 poskytne t6z churavym kraiandm
radu l6kafskou a sice zdarma. Kraiane
nasi by pfedevsiln sveho rodaka podporo-
vati NELL ne, jake az dosud 6ini, Mem.
ce nebo Amerikany, nimiz sc mnozi ami
dobie smluviti nemobou.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-06

v skolni rado bude tedy zasedat 10
republikanG 'demokratd.
Ia smirci soudce, do poIicejni rady a
pozarni komise zvoleni vesmGs repuhlika
nj, taktez "a konst6bly, do feditclstya vo
darny, ga reditele chudpbinte a "a spray
CO hfbitov1
Ia smirci soudce zvolen:
Weed, Nicola, Hamilton, Green, Beck
Goddard.
Ia konSt6bly zvoleni:
Fr. kaina, l. n Eastman, Thorn. Bid
die, Jan es II Wilson, c L Heller, O II
p Hicks, O III = Ilendrshott, Theodore
Colbrunn, Parker Hare, w + Borges.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-06

Doplnuji lei yo eb n / zprAv a.
Minute memoir isme podati zeyrubnou
volebni zpravu re vsech ward. Tuto pre-
desou zpravu deplnuiemo
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-06

Pfistehova lei z krkonos Mi
nuleho m6sice pfibyli sem diva mladi stat
nj pfistehovalci krkonosskJch hor, oba
femesla tkalcovskeho. V delsi rozmluv6
mimi seznali jsme, ze jsou muzoye pro-
bndieisi ctenati noyin. Vypravovali
nam veike bide, iaka mezi tkalcemi kr
konosskym temef stale Jest domovem, a.
no rok cd roku vzdy ice Sc zmaha. Sta
rodayny tkalcovsky prdmysl krkonossky
vaIne kiesl a neni pry nadeie, ze by Sc
zotayil. Neit6zsi ranu zasadily mn spat-
ne smlorvy Rakouska s Anglickem, Bel
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-06

PfistGh hovalci. V bfeznu jelo
Cleyeandem 1145 pfist6hovaIcd Z tech
usadilo Sc so m6st6 sice 22 NtmcG,
1S Anglita-u, 10 Ircand, Cechd 4 Z
hi. Obyvatelstvo tohoto mesta mnozi
Sc tedy stale ,pfist6hovalcemi. Dnes iiz
tvofi pfistehovalci dobrou polovici obyva
telstva nell tfi petiny.1 Jelikoz Amerika
nj u porovnani pfistehovalci velmi mdle
Sc rozplozuji, bude Cleveland behem ie-
dnoho desitileti pfevazn6 neamerikan--
sky.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-06

Vzaiemn5 podporuiici Rad X. c. l.,
Cleveland6 O. budc odbyyati svou ctvrt
letni schHM dine 9. dubna / r. g. hodi-
ne odpoledne. Jest zddoucno, by ysich :
nj Glenoye ttto schdzi byi ptitomni.
V, Palda, tai.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-06

7 okus vrazdy. Jeden Cech jme
nem Vejt6ch Jahok q pfilozil Frantu
Sliykoyi V II. wardd opilost Ma prsa
nabitY revolver. Policajt Thorman jel
zatknul.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-06
Mistni Zprayy.
Prvni iarmi beSeda.

V sobotu dne s. dubna bude odbyvana
SIM Perun. Pofadatel6 zabav sini
Perun Sc postarai 0 uslcchtile a vesel6
zabayy phi takovych besedach a zdroyen
davaiin pofadek pfiueovani Sc ttv cry
e bes e d & Miloynici takovychto
zabav SO tictivG zvou.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-06

nsy dostali &c tax pohoolne -. u
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-06
Pofadatele.

c. p. S. ,,Zaboi" odbyvati bude dne
9 dubna Gtvrtletni schazi. Clenov6 jsou
zadani, by SC hoin6m poctu dostayil.
Petr +. Sindelaf,
taiemnik.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-06

Porody. americkych rodicd ma
rodilo Sc bthem m6sice 1nora rs muzske
no II zensk pohlavi; ntmeckych 81
muzsk6ho II zenskeho, anglckych
10 muzsk6ho 5 zenskeho; irskych Is
muzskeho l5 zenskGho; &c 7 b
II muzsk6ho a zensk6ho; jinych IL
muzskeho tolik6z zensk6ho, Gernos :
skych muzskGho pohlaH N6meGti ro-
didoye zplodili tedy 0 3 .d6ti vice, neil
vsichni ostatni dohromady. PdjdeIi to
to tax dale, bude brzku Cleveland me-
stem veIikou pfevahou n6meckym. Div
no, ze ' nesici tom tax malo ceskych d6ti
Sc narodilo. IDA Sc, ze baby 6esk6 ysec
ky porody neohasnji. Pozoruhodna Jest
skrovna plodnost Amerikand.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-06

n astuzeni I'd Q v6ci c p a
trnOu. Mnozi lide zanedbaii leceni ma
stuzeni. Kdo 81 tobo vsimne. A pfece
mohou nastuzeni souchotiny sc vyvi-
nouti clov6ka usmrtiti. He'd zahy
cas- nastuzeni Sc zbavit, to Jest opatri 81
dra. aync's Expektoranta,
obecn6 znamy to lex proti kasli, nastuze-
nj, dnsnosti, souchotnam. bolestem prG-
dusnice vsem plicnim neduhdm, ma
zete jisti byti, ze nemoc yam odede a ze
tax nebezpedi vyvaznete
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-01
An Important Showing by the
Ohio tsrungcrS.

from the Cincinnati Commercial Of yts,Criay.l
The State Changers appear to be in n
remarkably prosperous ceudition, and
abundantly satisfied with their arrange
mcnts for the purchase ind exchange Of
commodities. From the second annual
report of their business agent We learn
that their transactions during tho past
year amounted to nearly million Of dol
lars, and are wonderfully increasing as
tho members OF the Oranges become &C.
Quainted with the working Of the system
and the economy Of doing business
through it. A year ago the State Grange
placed five thousand dollars at the dis
posal OF the agent, but in transac-
lions amounting to nearly million
OF dollars, he found it was not
necessary to employ more than forty-tive
hundred! The egrcgious asses who fancy
that the business OF the country is de-
pressed because there is not enough
money to answer the wants Of trade and
commerce, can see from this single fact
how absolutely small sum OF the me-
dium exchange Ia actually needed to do
the entire business Of the country.
Among the good results OF the Granger
system is the absolute doing away Of
the pernicious credit syatem. All trans.
actions are on cash basis, and
this arrangement enables the agent
to make advantageous terms with
large manufacturing houses which sup
PLY such articles aS are wanted by the
Changers. The agent shows by statisti-
cal tables in the appendix to his report
that the total cost at retail OF the articles
purchased by him during the year would
have been 81 ,2OG,G32 II; the actual cost
was S965,90G 20; showing saving OF
S24O,725 4l;o not far from % per cent,
Tho report Of the State Agent should be
carefully considered by the Grangers.
They have hit upon system Of doing
business that will work successfully, II
they are careful to employ men Of sound
judgment, good business qualifications
and strict integrity, as their business
agents.
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GRAFTON CORRESPONDENTS
GRAFTON, W. VA, Feb. %, 1875.

GRAFTONI W. AZ cep. 90 Ao'V'
Editors In,cllIsenceE
About the first Of February in the pres
emit year the young men OF Grafton, ire
spective of party politics, determined or
organizing military company OF infant
~. They did so, and named it the ga.
perton Grays," after and in honor Of
Senator Caperton Of West Virginia. Ey.
erything was going on smoothly, notwith.
standing there are n few Of the ultra.
Radicals opposed to the name adopted
and the "Caperton Grays" felt supremely
happy until they were charged on by "ye
curly knight OF ye bout face Standard"
whose picket hove in sight us usual when
tho position was carried by the morning
papers OF the next days issue, and In
formed rs that we were "Ex-Conteder.
ates, and young men who sympathited
with the gray" Now, Mr.. Editor, allow
me, as one Of the officers Of, the "Capertor
Grays," to reply to the Erening Standard
paper and to say that the communication
In the aforesaid paper, under the head oil
Estate News" OF February 20, is lie.
There arc no x.Confederates or South
crn sympathizers in the "Caperton
Grays." II the editor Of the Standard re-
ceived it as correspondence, why did he
not sign the writer's name? But we think
his mop-head drummer communicated il
while Iaboring under y severe attack Of
"drug store fever, known in the Standard
lingo MS the jim:iams.
K. EMMET WHELAN,
% Lieut.. Cdperton GrdyS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-01

From the New York Herald Of Monday.l
In conversation with Mr.. McKillop, OF
the Commercial Agency, Herald reporter
learned that there was scarcely CLEAN
Of sunshine streaking the prospects Of
spring trade yet. In his judgement,
however, any expression OF opinion at
this time would be premature, because
things are in a very chaotic condition,
muddlcd, in fact, to such degree that it
is hard to distinguish the preponderance
Of good or evil. The best way 10 treat
the matter at this moment would be to
review the resources OF the country and
the failures. The former are large; there
are plenty Of paper money and stocks;
and in his judgment, at all events, the
failures are not, as reported, actually on
the increase. 1t was only the facilities
for obtaining the reports Of them which
had increased. Many failures occurred
in the late panic and Immediately
after it that were never reported because
they occurred in remote districts which
have since been covered and heard from.
One thing, however, is true-that there is
painful lack OF confidence everywhere.
Men will not invest, buy or speculate il
they can help it, and Congress is doing
much toward fostering this feeling. Per:
haps it would be well for the country il
Congress would adjourn at once for three
years and leave iinanciering to men Of
business, who have life interest in and
thorough knowledge OF it. As to the
immediate revival Of trade, prophecies
at this time are all bosh. There isnot
the faintCst Indication Of u revival Of
trade, and everything points the OTHER
way. In the first place, this Is the
Presidential year = always n dull
one in business--and nothing on the
horizon now, ut this side OF election
except the Centennial gives promise Of a
clearing for business. People believe
that ninety per cent Of the millions to be
circulated by visitors between March lst
and August will be spent in the Northern
and Eastern States. Outside OF this hope
none other presents itself, for trade is
dull everywhere, people are economical,
and the fall trade was terribly poor. In
fact, New York during the fall and the
pnst few months has done little or none
Of the Western trade. The Lake cities
were able to meet the small demands OF
rural and Western dealers. "But," con-
cluded Mr.. McKillop, "while say TO
you what is apparent now, that there is
not the slightest sign of spring trade re-
cupcratson at present, an opinion may be
somewhat premature"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-01

THE CARLIsrs CRUsHED.-The recent
course Of military events in Northern
Spain has been. so disastrous to the Carl.
lists that it is scarcely possible for them
to rally formidable force, and prncti-
cally their entire movement has been
crushed. A considerable portion OF their
army has surrendered and number Of
their soldiers have fed to France, where
they have been seized by French troops.
Such events, following quickly after n
series of important Victories by the Al
consists and their occupancy Of the last
Of the Carlist strongholds, indicate that
the cause OF the pretender is hopeless.
These triumphs. will probably soon be
followed by more vigorous measures for
the suppression OF the Cuban insurrection
than any which have hitherto been
adopted. But they will not necessarily
consist solely Of an increase OF the mill.
tary power employed against the rebel
lion. The prOtIer Of humane terms or
political reforms may be united to u
display OF irresistible force, and prove
more effective than a sanguinary policy.
The triumph over the COrlists is only
one great step toward the restoration
OF the prosperity Of Spain. She is
overwhelmed with financial difficulties,
her industries have been disroganizcd,
and terrible new conflicts may again
spring up between the hostile parties that
have so long distracted her councils.
Her best interests would therefore be pro-
NOTED by course that would thorough
ly pacify Cuba, and avoid the necessity
Of holding that island hereafter a" "
chained captive. The general sentiment
of the world, too, would favor a humane
policy, and If Spain Is fOrtunate..cnOugh
to resume unquestiOncd sway over her
productive colony as well as over all her
home territory she may gain much of her
old prestige.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-01

a PHILOSOPHER in Paris has arranged
code of etiquette, The principal articles
Of which have been reprinted in this
country. The philosopher tells us that
meat mus! always be eaten with the fork
in. the left hand; that guests at dinner
should take and keep plate when offered
to them; that it is good thing to stop
drinking wine when you have had enough;
Gtnd that i! is better to lie than to eat fish
or game which is too far gone. With
these few principles firmly fixed in mind,
it is possible for modest man to get
safely through the most normal
dinncr.party. But in order to be supc.
rior to the occasion it is necessary for
n guest also to remember that lie
should not go to sleep when his next
ncighbor happens to be stupid; that he
should not call for soup a second time;
that political discussions always bore the
ladies; that in company Of seli.made men
such as one commonly meets at dinner in
the West, literary and art topics arc apt
to be unfamiliar; that references to hard
times may bo unwclcomc to the host, who
owes for the dinner; that the weather, the
church, the theatre, and society, arc al
ways safe subjects; that unreservcd "ttcn-
tion to food and drink is the best policy Of
all, and finally, that dinner Of herbs at
home is better than the stalled OK and
pote detois gras anywhere else.
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SENIT.WEERLY.


BY mail, Ia GdpanOs, pOtiSOs Prtpaid.
One yeAr............sa OOlslx monthl.........sl .
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OUR ST. CLAIRsYMLELETTER
81. c1A1r,Yn1r. Febrnnry 20. I'd

ST.. CLAIRsvrtIE, February %, 70.
Editors 1ntSllIgeneert
An election for directors Of the BellAire
& st. Clairsville Narrow.gauge Railway
was held on Saturday last, resulting In
the selection Of Conrad Troll, Judge G.
W, Carroll, VIM. p. Frazier, ]. II. Pat
terson, Joshua Morley, james f. Charles
worth and Thomas NJ. Thompson.
The Board met on Monday evening, and
organized by electing ]. II. Patterson
President, Il. G. Welday, Treasurer, and
Thomas NJ. Thompson, Secretary. An
active canvas for subscriptions for stock
will DO made at once. About one-third
OF the amount required is already taken,
and il Is confidently expected the amount
required will be obtained and the work
nut under contract with the opening Of
spring. Several favorable propositions
from contractors 70 build the road have
been received.
A delegation of citizens Of New Athens
Harrison county, made usa visit on Sat
urday to obtain iniormationand ascertain
the prospects for a continuance OF the
narrow gaug road, via New Athens and
Cadiz, to BoRerstown, there Is connect
with The Alliance road, now located to
Bowerstown. A strong effort will bt
made to accomplish this, rs the Athens
people are very anxious to have the mar
row.gauge, having lost the location OF the
Tuscarawas line. They say they car
make their subscription $4,000 for the
/ p0rrnw Uaupa
Elizabeth Hummel, mother-in.law Of
Martin Fink, Of ST. Clairsyille, died last
night, aged los years. She came from
Germany to this place in 1S49.
At the sale Of the farm Of James Will
kins, deceased, held yesterday, ST. 80 per
acre was refused for the land. The farm
is near the station Of Lewis Mills, on the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad, about four
miles from this place.
John B. Longley, OF the Bellaire hide
pendent, is recovering from his injuries
He was able to sit up yesterday. Il.
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THE Rev. Mr.. Hammond has formed a
partnership with a singing pilgrim, and
he PROPOSES to see whether the Hammond
Combination has not rights that the
Moody and Sankey Combination is bound
IN rrsnect
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MEW ApvERIIsEMENTs.

WANTED
w AteW energetic young men Of good addTes.
In lIRht, honorable md luCratlYO budnen That
pays FUN 81 70 SO day, even IN thee timeS, II
YOU mean bnalness and have SIS capital, eau ~
Gfant HOpSe and ask for II. J. NIL
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% Lieut.. CpertOn Grdys.

II used to be maxim of the school
men that IGNORANCE is the mother OF de-
votion," and when we sec man rise in 4
political Convention and tell his fellow
citizens that lie never voted any other
than the Republican or the Democratic
ticket, and always subscribed to the pFin
ciples Of his party, we are pretty sure
that the cause which once intensified de-
votion in religion is equally potent If
politics. A boast Of that sort is pref
ty sure proclamation Of ignorance.-Cin
rinn1i Cotnercinl. ...r.
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to respect.

The Delaware, Lackawano and West
ern Railroad Company has decided or
narrowing the gauge Of its roads. This
change of grade will take effect on COO
miles of railroad and will nccessitatt
taking apart 10000 coal cars and short
eniug OF all the trucks Of the passenger
cars now in Use. The first work Of the
company will be to build 1000 new coal
and freight cars suited to the gauge
This will supply the narrow gauge road
will, rolling stock while the old cars are
being taken apart. Practical railroad
men say the change will save the com
pany thirty per cent.
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