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FINANCIAL.
TAXES, dc.
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

GARD TO THE VOTERS OF MAN
~ CIIESTER.-I have understood that many OF
the voters of Manchester are under the impression
that am responsible for the high taxes that nave
hrnn assessed As Commissioner of the Revenue
value the nroperty hut the City Council assess the
taxes. In 1878, when property was selling high; l
made valuation according to the standard OF sales
when property had greatly fallen, suggested, and
the Council ordered, rcvauation, which FAYE the
result 81 ,204, $40 being reduction OF S45Z,95i.
amount of revenue, they found it necessary to in
crease The assessment am responsible only for the
valuation of property. and the general accuracy OF
nv valuations has stood the test of investigation.
am a candidate for reelection to the Office OF
COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE, aud solclt your
continued confidence and support. ,,,
80. ". n. IITHGOW,
Commissioner OF Revenue.
MANCHESTER MAY s, 1876 my 9-3t
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mr NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS
NEW GOODS.
THIRD LARGE SUPPLY FOR THIS SEASON
OVER TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
WORTH OF GOODS ARE NOW OPENING
. AT COHEN BROTHERS,.
ASTONISHING PElCESl DRY GOODS STILL
COMING DOWN!

Among the many thousand bargains are
BLACK GRENADINES, in the new Rcsillc Mesh;
IRON GRENADINES; ...
BLACK and COLORED SILKS; ...
BLACK ALPACAS, the best make and at new prices.
The largest stock of DRESS GOODS ever offered in
the city, from the lowest-prlced to the finest goods
imported. Sec their great reduction in price:
500 pieces of the best PACIFIC LAWNS at price
they were never sold before;
$50 pieces Cd and lO-1 SHEETING;
1900 pieces HAMBURGER EDG!NG and INSERT
ING. in new designs and at new prices;
Another lot OF 500 CORSETS just received;
Also. the latest productions in PARASOLS; ....
200 pieces CASSIME2ES at fully half their value;
so pieces WHITE PIQUEs, from auction;
IT'S dozen KID GLOVES, tho best and cheapest in
this city. ..'.'. 4-....
FRENCH and AMERICAN NAINSOOKS,
FRENCH ORGANIZES,
SWISS TARLATANS, -
and every class of WHITE GOODS at still greater
reduction. my3
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- 5issss asWs aisd tsnsnsi
a,..aE IND GLITTER

~ al4aE And GLITTER
ae,,,rta neither rest NOR retreshme1t, ana
leave Virtue no spot OF earth on winch 70
rest her weary foot. those places VIZ Wiz Pc
abard oned BY the truly refped, edaca.eas
and prudent, to shoddy, 10 gamplln,SSih an
fast society generally, while they WIN . na ars
- ~ no Sornd-in the lovely haunts OF nature,
where gentle spirits and peaceful so odd;ng
crowds and disgusting parades OF VICE
and corruption. s. 80 - A. A. .
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IMPEAcHMENT.-It has come out in the
argument in the BELKNAp impeachment
case that JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, who had been
President, said in the House Of Representa-
tiyes that he should consider himself liable
to impeachment as long as he lived il the
House should ever find anything in his con-
duct as President worthy OF that proceed
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is the language which the New York Herald
applies to Mr.. ENGLISH, of Connecticut.
But that he is new candidate no one will
grant who was present in the National Con-
vention held in New York city in 1868 and
saw Senator EATON rise on ballot after bal
lot and day after day to say, "Connec
ticut casts her six votes for JAMES L. Eng
7 -
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DEATHS.

1aod =, the 9th instant, WILLIAM D. hA1-
T,aSD. in the fifty-;eventh year Of his age;
His funeral win take place q NAE Mark,s Episcopal
church. His friends and relatives are invited 70
attend. t .T.sg.
Died. May 1st 1875, at Floreysyille Bol v,5
county. Miss, of congestiys ehlIs m ms acst son
5 5eaHH, Hon LAexander RiSes Of Albcmarlo
Mod on the ssh of March, at his residence IN caro-
line County, mt after short Illness, Mr. RICHARD y.
TIfNSTHit. in the scvcnty-fourth year OF Ills age
nj, :, .ho c,tr of Richmond, May 7th, 1S rs, af-
tor ,nnr and painful Illness from cancer In the
hr r , MSRY CONNERS. wife of Patrick Burke !;
IN the forty-second year Of her age. -.
~ e." ' ,vas native of Glen, county Limerick, Ire
Land and leaves a husband and five little Children 70
Mourn their loss. May she rest In peace. Amen;
New York World, Freeman JohrnaI' anu ne'-
ton Pilot please copy. - i
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SUBURBAN RETREATS.
TIME SCUUETZEN PARK. -,.l

i
This beautiful and attractive PARK, situated on
the James river, below Richmo nd, adjoining the
James River Steam Brewery, Is NOW OPEN TO
VISITORS, AID viii be rented to picnic and excur-
sion parties From the elegant pavilion can be had
aull scope of the romantic scenery up and down the
noble James, diversified by the constant passing to
and fro of steamers and other crafts 1t IS the most
agreeable summer retreat In the suburbs of Rich
mond. Refreshments can be had at all times during
the day. Fishing and rowing parties will find 1t a
pleasant resort. D. G. YUENGLING, JE.
INV S-lm ~ .-...
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This delightful summer resort, commanding va
ter-view not exceled OH the Atlantic coast; 1uf,
nished with all modern improvements; gas anu
electric bells IN every room water Oh every floor;
and capable of accommodating five hundred persons,
mer season. Wharf one hundred yards distant, ut
which fifteen to twenty steamers touch daily, afford,
Ing every opportunity of communicating with all
points of the country Superior beach for
the door-steps. Good from MAY until SOFEMbER.
Unusual facilities for boating and fishing.
TERMS: ST. 80 per week and upwards accord
ing to location. Special terms to parties remaining
:: month or longer.
Address .--s ii. pIif1bUS,
my ii -3km Proprietor.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TLOWER AsIATUERs. LOOK !.

Desiring to make tho cultivation Of the GLADI0-
LUIS more general, partly with view to future sale
of the bulbs, am induced to make the following
offer in regard TO the remnant yet ;renainin at
Messrs. Randolph & Engiishs store-yiz.: A pur-
chaser Of TWODOLLARS, WORTH of the lower
DOLLARS WORTH of the higber-priced named
sorts. This comes as near giving them away as can
afford. The season is now fine for bedding them out
my l1-Th&F ~ E..ss5<-4tJ. p. ST1TH. i
IT sOOK! LOOKl!-Wonders OF the age.
IL Now in tranSitu by REAMY'S PATENT
EHOUSE-MOVER, at corner; Monroe and Broad
streets. MIR. PADGET, superintendent, viii take
pleasure in explaining. Cali and see II. y! y -sssa
sr.s- ..i. ,GEjay t. j. REAMY, $50,
L my 1i-2t# ,eaF No.. 15 Fifteenth street. Il
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GyCOHEN BROTHERS, having become
the purchasers Of an entire cargo OF MATIlNG
which had been seized by revenue officials, are ena-
bled to sell 1t below any price known for mat
ting. ....
They are also i'll receipt of large quantity Of
FLOOR OIL-CLOTH below usual price, my3
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on Tuesday, May 9th, u tNNTE B,
X III An and WILLIAM A. GLENN; both OF .aiS
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spRraa IN I1xE MoJ5ETArNs.'

THE LIGHTNING AMONG TIE PEAKs-.SAi--3
TURE,s GREEN CARPET spRExntLIFE IN
THE HAPPY yALLEY-AN OPENING FOR.
ENTERPRIsE--THEMI MINERALS, AND WHAT WHAT
THEY pRo1fIsE--THE PLACE FOR ELE-
CANT yIT.LAs-a REFUGE FROM sHoDDY-
ISM AND sNoBBERY, eFAR FROM THE
MADDING CROWD.
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A DMrNISTRATRIX'S NOTICE. HaV-
IN ing qualified administrative Of the estate Of
the late MARTIN HENnY, i hereby notify all those
who are indebted to the said estate TO come forward
and make payment, and those having claims against
the estate TO present them to me for settlement
MARY e. HENRY, .attk
Administrative OF Martha Henry, deceased
WI
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MEETINGS.
MILITARY NOTICES

MILITARY NOTICES.. =
DICHMOND CITY GUARDIANSHIP
O. bic Mt your armory THIS (Thnrsday) EVE "a
MING mt O'Clock for drill and business, ana also "
to receive your guns '..s-t~t.l
ny oi"e' - j. j.. SMITH,
mr111t Orderly Sergeant.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
10 HOUSE-BJJILDERS.

Those willing to contract to BUILD TWO
DWELLING-H0USESa and take wcll-sitnated build
Ing lots In pay for the whole or in part, will please
call on Tiny 1871 GRUDBS & WILLIAMS.
TOR SALE PRIVATELY, a CONFEC-
H TIONERY AND FRUIT STORE, with STOCK,
FIXTURES, &c.-No. 1421 Franklin street: below
Exchange. Apply at No. sos Broad street,
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~LEWIS' WHITE LEAD.
.r1.- WARRANTED STRICTLY PURE.

This well-known brand OF LEAD, manufactured
by JOHN T. LEWIS & BROTHER, of PhiladeL
plia, has maintained its reputation rs the STAND
ARD LEAD In the market for over thirty years.
Consumers of WHITE LEAD will consult their
interest by using this well-known brand. VI fe
Wekeep a stock of this LEAD constantly on hand,
and win supply it, with an assortment OF PAINT
Frs, .COLORs, VARNlSHES, LINSEED OIL,
BRUSHES, &C., at lowest prices. frs.
Orders promptly attended to. - IL.
49, PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
ap12-1m 1916 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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DOANOKE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS
III VIRGINIA,
WILL BE OPEN ON JUNE 1sT.
TERMS: $32 per month Of four weeks, $40
week, So per day. -. ... .r-.... ~. .....
MUSIC, BATHS, TEN-PINS, AND BAR.
Daily stages meet passengers ut Salem, Va. on AT
lantic Mississippi and Ohio railroad-dstance tct
miles. Address .s--r.L- - -
PROPRlEToRS RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Catawba post-office, Roanoke county, Va.
nv 4-0m
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SUMMER RESORTS.

rTNHE HYGEIA HOTEL,
l. FORT MONROE
GOLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
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. .
Mr.. Moore, whose name mentioned the
other day, has leased the Francisco man
sion, and is absolutely in the clover OF noun
tain happiness there. Mr.. Randolph, of
Philadelphia, an heir to some OF the pro-
CANT residence near Milborough, which he
makes his summer home, and 1t is said to be
a charming place. Near it rises a royal
fountain called the sBubbling Spring, -
which is a .sjoy forever to the home.
How grand to look upon these mountains,
adorned as they will be by elegant villas.
Intime the dales and heights, with their clear
streams, will be sought rs the real placesfor
rest and recreation to the citizen who has
had awinter oil care, and to the vast FASH
.ionabie throng wearied to debility and
disease by the dissi patioal and luxury OF city
life. Then the rles and snobs will go to
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Every exploration adds to the reputation OF
the deposits. Virginia courts investigation.
The throng OF strangers in these mountains
every summer affords opportunities for eN-
aminatlons which are steadily becoming
more earnest. Already they have set in
operation some enterprises Of highly sue.
cessful nature, and we may look for others
in good time. f, 11us,.4g %
In this particular valley there are indica.
lions Of mineral wealth that promise rich
developments. In no locality that we are
aware Of could explorations for speculative
views be attended with higher personal en-.
ioyment for balmy atmosphere and various
natural adiuncts to health and pleasure.
This. valley is an earthly Paradise. 1t is
unusually blessed with health-giving waters,
and its scenery is enchanting. sT.
/ cannot but look forward to a day when
a new existence, as it were, will be given to
this locality. II will attract wealthy people
as the Ski Il tg. .4aIs.,.3 .ii fl
, 1876-12-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Post 2s, q. A. H., meet to elect officers to-
night Mt Fort Dearborn Hail, corner Madison
aud fIalsted strcuts.
The December meeting Of the Civil Engineers
Club will bc held ut the Sherman House clul,-
rooIns Tuesday evening. Tic lmper to be rral
is Oh "Tllu llcmorul of Icc by Biastlng."
Prof. t. Wclch will deliver frcc lecture this
cvcn!ng in tho 1eeturc-ruon. of tic Chicago
Homeopathic College, corner Michigan avenue
atsl Yum Busen street. Subject, " Eurudny"
The sccoltl Of the regular aftyrnoon "po,n,-
lar Lectures to Ladies " vi tic Chtclgo Iio.ltc-
opathtr Collcgu will bc delivered ths altcT1,u0n
ut ocllck III their lcctt1rc-ru,n car1ler alIrll-
lgan avunt.t md Van Durcl, street, ty Prof. j.
W. stsceser. Subject, 't1lle Care ni Children"
50, THE lIlLo*orE1cAL SOCIETY,"
Prot. GunrEe y. Morris, VI t,e Michigan Uni
Fcrs!ty. y stllguiKletl sclloiar and thinker, has
ncccptcd tic invitation Ut this SocEcty untl will
subject will he, .tTllu Thcnry Of Unconsclnus
1ntclllgcncu as Opposcd tn Tncis.,l." Tic
fccture will bu l,lstorrAl and critical. llaylry
spec1ai rcfevcnro IT, liurtman's new t'Phtlusou1.y
o! the Unconscious" whtcls IT late llas been tio
philosophical sensuttn1i Df Germany.
fln1. Alnrrts graduated nj Dartmouth. College
in ISL with tic highest hul.urs oE lis class.
Slice then lu has spent several years II, ter
many, ,levoitng hlnscif to philosophical studies.
Sner Its Trturn u llHs tr,l1lslutvtl aud p,1l)-
1isIcl III Nav York, 1STt, nucs,rrycg's tttbtury
vf Philosophy" nntl lin,,y articles nj thu ina ~
zh,ct ntnl reviews, tho lAst 0f which IL "tThc
Philosophy Of ART" iii tho J0ur,,ut0 0I' S,ccuatfet
IhdiusVphv, 81. 1.0l,is, 1916.
, 1876-12-01
THE BLACK HILLS.

AfFhIra Mt Cnstcr-Ti,e Mines In That Vicinity.
Sptciat Correspondence a. Ths Tribune
CusrE,, Dak. Ter, N0v, 13.-Our town Is de-
cideslly looking up once mare. When tho grind
rush for the northern mines took plarc IL left s
With less t'lan 100 inhabitants; hut, owing to
the quartz discoveries, n lnrgu number llnvc re-
turned, md these, With some acccsstons from
thu States, huyc gradually swcllcl tho nl,ln-
bcr until wu NOW have aho,lt 150 residents, l}c-
silc the floating population Of spectators and
transient gltcsts Ut ttlo hotels.
An nssay Ut quartz from tho Dc Smct Mine,
two miles north of town, sl,ows tho following
results: Gold, si.717.bs; silver, s.l.a'; total,
$1,S0l.05. Tho rock is 10 soft That 1t can he
pu1verizcd III tnan's hand. ind looks
more like rotten sandstone than anythiug else,
being OF n lght-gray color, and very llcavy.
prospcctors bring tho pulvcrlzed quartz In from
the nlinc In small hotties. ..
A rich Loud 0l tclluritlm l,as hetn struck With
In tile city-lIMsts hut M assay las bccn OBJ
tancd Mt the t!atu II writing. Tho vein averages
eighteen Inches III Width, nild old inncrs Claim
pu,nps for washing gold IN French Greek arc
reported 0n tho ron% between Sidney and Rcd
C!n,ld Agency: When thcy asrivc, at, attempt
W. DO ,aae to ST. TO caroeS o on tho creek
Thu weather Is delightful, and miners nrc
prospecting IN all directions, hut mostly north
eaet Of tho lawn.
About e2ou worth OF very handsome dust l,as
Just l'rcl brought IN from Dnttfe Crcck,-tho
0wner clnimlng tint lo has washed out as high
rs Is cents to t'lr pun. Ihesc mines aro about
twenty miles northwest Of Custer, but tic min
crs coMn here tnE their supplies.
bceM working their claims stnco last July, nnd
l,ayc obtained Us high ns 60 ecnts to tho nan.
Tiioy have expended Sf2 O00 since TINT period.
working rs l1ish as forty men ut times. They
, 1876-12-01
Wlsat tho Centennial buildings lsrauK,,t.

iHHHtetphfH Times.
Lit ttc nr nothing now rchulls III my OF tho
statu buildings EXCEPT furniture, nr! frntn some
lhat, tpt Is Eonu. There are lwcuty,ul,u h,lrh
buildings, unt nGstut a uUzeh Of tEicIE ure sold,
III nd'stton to tosu already announced us lay
lug bern !snockrtl down arc tho following: Thu
!nwn building s0tt tnr S575, to Alr. buiscr. Of
Sow dcsSey, WIN intends removing IL to Ills
lrtl1, ahnut ten niles from CauHlen; the Muss,t.
rhlsetts bull!lIns, fns 81 500, to gunttcMn. of
that STATE, w1io will ro.crcct It nt'ar l5ostun;
who Will rr'l.Hyu 1t tn Ills land, u1l tIyc Pcnll-
sylvanla lsalltua,l, some ,,ilrs irAn tlls city.
N"ss!hcn uro tllsnlvIubcring sOn,s 0f tho plr.
ciiaseu structures. West Vlrslntan has
o!lcrctt IL ,t0u fur tho hilil,lIns representing
lis state Although 1t cost tU,tUJ, It Is brlcyel
tl!nt ta u!fcr Will be nccepte,l. hAtht,.y &le:l-
Hltr. however, cai lie klM,Wn rcgart!ns tItn dis
position u ttlls building, ,lor lllnsu OF Pcn,l-
sSlvnnla, Arkansas, Mlid ulie or two oter Statrs,
l!ntll their respective Legislatures meet. Tbs
Arklslkas built!ti, larEe trl,t-likc structure,
e'st foskU, aliJ Il gentleman prupuses to tIy
Al'a Fe1Iuyu u tn Orcan GsuSe fur cahlllHtetll,s
ala hn'!las'se!lool pnrptfsrs. Arkansas lus
plesshlea part nt er lntleral cxIlinit, including
t"o larga Gctrltutt!na al!tl stuffed bald eagle
y thu fh!lMlclrlsta academy Ut Natural
hvlc;s;s. Thu Little Rock tx Fost Smith ltal-
fnaa CuHlNy, wlitv exhibited III tllu .trIi,ll,sas
building, las presented its Iargc collector, II
,nicrals, comprising BcnlE.a,lt Iuleito rual and
argvhttte!ous load, To tic National Institute uf
h!fnns EngtllGcEs, for exhibition IN Memorial
Hull. Noih State asld railway l,avo ilu.le uthcr
!assn at'si valuable prcAcn,s Of this nuturu to
tilr Naval Ataulenly ut Annapolis, Nutrr Uaniu
University IT. lnllau Anl ulher uduratiu,Iai ill.,
stltut1ona Of the Country,
, 1876-12-01

,,'on an,1 ~, h,a,nds, ,, on h!s stockings, m ~.
Wy t1 t'n !e front Of hts blousc y" MS ttopscrs
~ i,,,,n: th:I salt' l}oy Blue, xutlJcn1v ,,,
1o,vn "c 1ttnl i, q l;hrsty!" enlI ,jo,hatsss htss;"
''pMn. 1om'ru tfHe kltrc rn,,n,, 1,;s'N', latiuu
ahen hu picked IN lhr jttI,' b..
'",s'e,' Vs' nm tr'a tic liosc. ""'"inan, anil
tai neG W.. nlallsI!ln had hcen out anl ,,,,,
u'1 f'afc ami Piggy White, n,'i naS ht Tho
WI 'noRett at llbY btur. air. ..tt hHt come In
""nt ,apolit gu times. '' VI '1t She lad
M uIMt s',c IL, k,'ow what h7H .1o Wit, rouu
him n i,a;, IaE "'o' Eur sac told S,lrss S6,,u !.
Wi,r,, a' h. ,,a., . ~ sise
1rtcI an ~ @ nnst 1cc' scrubbed anil rn1ho,
Ills aIr r russM stoS " vrry rel aul warm t. hns NM
tcrti' ti'''eo"sty alt'pt "usht tU look af:cr mo,.,
surc ,t,v,,,,, "' oet'
mar, ~ t,asf. aw"nit tnka paycock's crn. 49,,
r,a ~ Ky nIsn1-lltnll With ynlIs sfs.cr ~" TN,
''Ti3 Ti'3, nsM nsn,.,, .sofa. a''o 'c
mnnlscr st' narrI,.,, y carried monkey, mn, a..
c,l s,,r nar1.. ~, With which tr t,r .Hs
io ,,, aites ai,utler Ill fits Ut u,,pl,tcr m and d.
rn'tih ~ ,,hs H. "'Se st to buy that noncy ~
ni,,n F." "nen W. orSan-1ual, went nwnr pns ne
pt1lers wcrc rl,,,nf,,,. hail ~" nun g. f0r tld
Ii lila ti,lfs warn s; Jeh ~ tnt nursery to srs
mike neonte ,l,,tlprsto,"i ,a hs.l l"s eou1l not
, 1876-12-01
A Walk HALFWAY to tl,e Moon,

In thceo days Of great pedestrian tents It is
worth while ~ record thc aulngs VI an uld
fortishlrelnan WIN las just died ut the ripe agu
Heap wa ncl,ooln,aslcr, and earrc,l oa lis
calling lu Wild md bleak part Ut tho country,
waikiki. every day distance ot eight n,iles.
flo lived ut arpttot.iill Just bclow the yl!lugo
portion Ut Yorkshire cnl.r Atasllainshtte. His
srtoot-housv was fur miles dstant, 1T Coltors-
dale, which Is still further west, an1 amoug te
bleak tnooEs alll wild hills ieadin. away to
Wcstmoreland. A sturM Ut wlnd aud rain Is
s0W-storm thu SNOW sc.y often lrilss sn thrkly
" to make tho roals almost iapassablc; but no
condition Ut thu weather ur tl1o atmosphere
could sEake Jancs llrap'a stradfast purpuse,
and le never had any allmcnt or Incident
which kept him troin going hia .iaily round to
the school Allu h0lua uEalu. 3Iuuy time
, 1876-12-01

Ind lie to wale through snow. drifts to and TINT
fs pupils wcrc mt allc to reach tho scl,ool, and
lle wits constantly subjected to ttrcncl!ng rain
lsee, 10 .Ian,,nry. lSG7. he never mi.hc singie
day, and t!ur1Iig 2,MH consecutive weeks lIc
wHlkcd more than 1t0,0M Intlce, nr nearly five
times round tho world. Nor was he altogether
tiis rerlml he shared with others Tho teacl,trg
Of II 8uuttay.schnul ut place called Summer
riac. about thu aamc distance from h!a home,
nnl Il, M equally tlrcary utl will district m thu
cacl ycnr during these forsy.two yuara tlil l,e
walk eight niles to teach, wcl, atltss nj, aggrc-
gate IT t,112 miles 10 tho former sum, Hc tsat,
ta1ti. Sundays nul week .lnys into tho reckon.
f ~ n,, w han u o @ s ios
distance egunl to half tie space betwecA the
earth nnd the moon.
, 1876-12-01
SUBURBAN.,


The wedding of Afr. Alya St. John anil Mrs.
X. Dlckcr,nan took place ut thc Oakland Con-.
I",. ~ t,,ra, sn ,>,,se.,I esaay H., evening, tc
AeF' 'Ar H"lbFook officiating. lie chutcl, was
full OF tho friends 0f both parties, Mr.. st. John
being the Superintendent Of tho Suu.lay-scl,ool,
Aftnr tim scryiro wns nro,,n,,nre,f whf..b n,o,,a
,,r,n r". .ni ,r,,. +. Eosa t,'l,., ssIs n'aaa
,"e'! .. 'l,'' "'u "As' .ns. lto'osook presumed
MI. st. John with las'tlso'no Bible ms token
of the esteem VI tho teachers aud Uiblc-c)nss OF
tl,c S,n,iuy.sr,,pol.
4 rr,,a ,on,,.,.rar A.. ..,,,.
;,.a, A"4 .sap,.A' Pa,1J ~ 70 po E'seh oy tho
IVY Cho az earr.s Hall Dee z, commencing at
o'clock sharp. The young mcu arc now coll
tending us tu which ca,l t1o tl,c most CHILLING, so
ns tn oh,a,u mn ,nv,tntton =, m, ,>nr,,, ~
t,,,. ,s.,,.s 49, 49,. -. " 0.,., wv r.. ~
"a ~" 1aa'es a,o !e1t Ut oan'alio WHO arc anx-
lotta To Eel married.. ono Of whom, OIL hGltIg ut
wedding fu,y tlnya n:u, eSprcssud /, tlesra tn
louk III tl... certificate of marriage, aul after
co1ltcplat,ute It fur some time Anitl {Vrli r
WISH tIat could SEQ my nu.nu on u1ls Of t]luso
things"
Tr sidewalk from tho Oakland Station To
Cot1agc Groys aycilne IL in ba.l state, mud
,Icrtla rupa!rs, tGru bcins great many boartIs
wlct, uru t1ost ulm u few ,,ts unli tluwns,
, 1876-12-01

.KNETTLE-Nov. 60, at tho TesIirnrn - =.
atster, Mrs. hary i. becker Ut Lake View, ~ nas. ns,
l.. Knottte Of scarlet fevcs In the i7t vc,r H'sa "
hsr nsc, daughter Of Israel md Jnnc Knsttic, ot
-Elgin and Pennsylvania papers please coc,.
GLEESON-Johnntr, oldest son Of r. ~,
Mnria l!ccson. ascdB years 1 months and y u !;
dhys. A"a 10
runeral from pnscnts' residence, 4ea Ksn:ic.,,
cornsr Armour, on Friday mo:uiny at 10 osclocts
By c1trIAgcs to Calvary. s''~A
eUahUE7of consumption, Patrick susrue. ares
q ycara md 0 ,nuntlls.
Tnncrut from, his late rc.!s!cnce, ia Tb,a,,
1onft T. court, I'll Saturday. Dec, Q, at 10 cjck
.. ms by casrlnyct 10 the Northwestern Denot.
thence by cars to Calvary Cemetery. o''''
WEEKS-Noy. 20, A. Maud Weeks, beloved and
Fnncra! this Friday ut = n. N. from tho resi-
ae.ico Of her parcnts, 4B5 Wcscrn-uy+
, 1876-12-01
THE CITY.


= ,f,rr., ~ ~, aa7 Jyost Tnlionn strccf.
con,nlains Of the loss by 6neak-t1,Icycs of lOj
.,a',,,a. ~ ,,,,,a- .r5 eo,no o,hcr ortlr,c..
J. A. Lo Fever, tho sncak-thtcf who recently
got awuy with frank Adatns' ovcrcoat from tho
room. al tho CITY 1.aw Dcrnrtmcpt, WIS
s.,..,s .,a f,,,,,oI IN ~ ,hc Nnht,
eaptasca 'es.s,5 a'o msat osHiM I,.. r,,s ~ rnt
Tie conyntasrcnte from tho recent outbreak
~ crtmo o.o al ,cnortc1 n. dining remarkably
~ I'''u ~" ".o "'s H.. -, ,.s,a, atr.,, H.
~e1', nc's, wno was "n| , ~ o. m.,.r",.i H.
Polo, who WIS staubetl At No. to't Noolo atfeet'
BOIL arc still III thc County 1iospLal'