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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-21
sf-9 BY GruBbs &c Williams. III i,
81 Real Estate Agents and ,Auctioneers, 4.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


COMMISSIONERS SALE; CEREAL
~ ESTATE, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
AT AUCTION-In execution OF a decree of the
Chancery Court OF iRielnnond, entered on duly o.,
1872, In tile case Of Rahm ps. Rahm and as, the
undersigned. special commissioners thereby APP
pointed VIII sell ct auction upon the premises. on
FRIDAY, 30th of June, at 5k O'Clock z. M, the
following REAL ESTATE Of which the late Philip
Rahm died seized, toIwit:
LIST. A LOT OF GROUND on the north side OF
Cary between Fourteenth, and Fifteenth streets,
20 7-12x199 feet to wide alley In the rear, upon
which lot stands q BRICK BUILDING, occupied
by Messrs. Stont.& Crosby. Ffffs u Gtgtsttft{
ed. A LOT OF. GROUND in rear of the tenement
on Cary street owned by Mr.. w. H. HaSall, situated
Mt the southwest corner of Mechanics alley and an
other alley, 2fx62 feet. q,
+ TERMS Cash sufficient to pay costs and sale, ana
any dciinauent taxes the residue at one, two, and
three years for notes with interest added and titles
RETAINED until full payment.
g.lti5.s OF Id THOMAS j. EVANS,
CHARLES u. WILLIAMS,
Commissioners.
GRUBDs g WILLIAMS, AgctiQaeegs, je1
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efus.l by j. L. hppcIson,
q "a Real Estate Agent and Anetioneerj -::.ss-tt-
! - - 1Ol6 Main street., -, r-xzs -.

fI,RUsTEE,s SALE OF THE! IyALUA:-
Il BILE REAL EsTATEATi THE s0UTHM, ESI
CORNER OF BROAD AND FIRST .STREEIs'
WITH THE, BUILDINGS THEREON, At AIC-
TION.-By yirtde Of n deed Of trust dated ~ sep
tpmiaar, 1890 recorded I'm the Chancery Court OF
The city of Richmond In D. b.. SO A, p; 2by iron1
Fracis Laube and wife TO the undersignen anu III,
heing thereto required, Will sell on the prerseo
O'Clock p. M, the described property now IN
the Of said Laubs for hs BUSHES sde IF
pn,,d and runs back g feet inches on the west
side of First street to an alley 16 feet vide
Il Eh ~ ~ ,,.,...-. - -':-r-r+f. Trustee
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This delightful summer resort, commanding va.
ter-view not excelled on the Atlantic coast fur.
nlshed with all modern improvements; gas and
electric bells In every room water on every floor
Is now open for the reception Of guests for the SUM
mer season. Wharf one hundred yards distant. al
which fifteen to twenty steamers touch daily, afford:
points OF the country Superior beach for bathing q
the door-steps. Good from MAY until NOVEMBER
Unusual facilities for boating and fishing.
TERMS: $3.50 per week and upwards, accord.
Ing TO location. Special terms to parties remaining
Address II. PHEBus,
my 1l-3km Propfietor.
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Mr.. Talmasc lately prayed for all who
read his sermons. He is not entirely with
out feeling for the atllicted.-Ne1o Orleans
Republican. ... ..t.. ..
How very, very wicked it is for man to
lie at the point of DEATH Cincinnati Times
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.1f BY wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer. =
oornnv. of' Elnvpufh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
" AND LOT ON THE WESTLIN 0E E1IhfLti
BETWEEN CARY CANAL s " sha issnces
w Cont Of flie city Of Richmond entered on the
Goth June, 1870. in The case Of Clemson AGAINST De:
vine Scwe shall sell ut auction on me pIcnlss, On
the real estate located above near the packef OF
Hcej fronting twenty five feet more or less, Tninng
back forty-eight feet, more or less, WIN an ou
tenement thereon. =. a .ro,ro
TERMS One third cash balance Mt SIX ana tweise
months for negotiable notes. interest added ana a.le
retained till al of the purchasc-money is pad anu
conveyance ordered by The court ~. NJ !i"0
-. EDWARD y. CANNON,
i.-" j. IT. DOOLEY, '''i1 Z
tno1 s..t,,,..st,tt =" HtittF Commissioners. E
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LHCORHCE.

inAVENPORT & MORRIS take pleasure
Il lin Informing the manufacturers OF tobacco who
desire to use a strictly pure SPANISH LICoRIoE
of superior QUALIFY and FLAVOR that they nave
are assured by the manufacturers of regular supply.
A shipment is now landing under custom.houss seal
AS TMp0IlrED. !. = FT1s3f 100 :. 10 Him 7
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This well-known and popular summer resort vii
he open JUNE l, 1876. The waters by ANALYSIS
compare faror,bly with the renowned chalypean
waters OF Europe II is the strongest cIalycate Id
tue United states In addition to the water inc ioca.
ton pure and exhilerating atmosphere picturesque
tend 10 make Rawley the most attractive rs wen n
the most hcalthfu resort In Virginia. the compan!
has at great expense erected tl,s most com,Gus
The mast winter completed perfect system OF ter
racing and undertaking. 5.
" sf>- A. b. IRICK, President. !,
70 o ON Harrisonburg, Va.
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SPRINGS AND BATHS

~ @ NOW OPEN FOR GUESTS. 49, ~
Leaving the cars ut CapOn Road DEPOT eighteen
miles south OF Winchester, on the valley railroad
the ride is In Murphys livery carriages aftee miles
rate wagons The road has been Overhauled and reno
waited, and the ride Through picturesque region)
will be enjoyed. z. t:T Fg'f JBY5s VIZ -
These mineral waters, both internally and az n
BATH are Of great medicinal value, the bathing itself
being a luxury. .@ E,iEf - T3"-G}g
The rates such that party can spend the sum-
rner rs cheaply at Capon as TO remain In the city.
For all particulars send for pamphlets. =.
ie 2-eOdI m s'fTs1Ta flrt.. TRAILER g. SALE H.
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BY Byerly and Powell, Auctioneers,
.... $40, 1924 Main street, .-. D..

NOTICE.
All persons having forfeited pledges viii call AT
nv Office | 322 Main street and renew or redeem
them ON or before WEDNESDAY, lst Instant, rs
further indulgence cannot be given.
ABRAHAM HARRIS, Pawnbrokcr,
10 II successor to Ii. Harris Il Brother.
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ssUssssEn IsEl,ORrs,
GUNNER BOARD.

Persons wishing to spend the summer months In
The mountains Will find cool and plcassnf Setrt ne
East Bellemonfe. very lear KesTick depot, On fhs
Terms !: a26 per month. 80 -
For particulars, address 81
ie21-5t Keswick Depot, 4ibemarie conn.,
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NEW RIVER WHITE SULPHUR
f.if. SPRINGS, 81.
GILES COUNTY, VA ,'fz.fs
SEASON OF 1875.

This charming SUMMER RESORT; 10 fa,o,,,t,,
known, md situated on tie banjs OF New rfrpr r,
the highest point Of tie Allegheny Mountains viii
or JUNE. 1876. iFt t'f'3'f 800 - 80 WIN YIN
comfortable four-hoTse coach win leave New
River depot, on the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
rairoad, for the Springs distance fourteen miles,
aler the arrival OF the 10 o'clock A. NJ train Tues
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays, arriving at the
Springs TO dinner. 80
Visitors viii find good accommodations at New
River depot. 'gH4 Sasf sgf{f t--11fs--ig'. -.
Music, good Livery, Pleasure Boats on the river.
Daily Mail. and Post-O nee at the Springs
Excursion tickets, good Until November 1st min
return, s1340.
TERMS: 81
Doaru VT Jay 90
81.
Board per month i2S days.. al m
Children under ten and servants half price. ~:
EGGLESTON Il TYLER, III
te I4-eod2w ~ 80 Ee 3fE ~ a. Proprietorp.
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BY Chafiin, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
Il, rti. No, ] Tenth street. ''i

TIVE NICE BUILDING LOTS NEAR
II THE NEW HENRICO TURNPIkE BldDf u +
AND BACON'S QUARTER BRANCH FOR SAL ~
At AUCTION On FRIDAY, JUNE %. 1875, AT
SIX O'Clock p. .M.-These lots have front 81 from
20 TO 32 feet each. and depth of go feet Inc sale
should command the attention OF persons OF Sinail
means. -. ~ - t"s'..'''" -
TERMS: Liberal, and announced at sale. .
CHAFFIN, STAPLES CO..
r. % ..as 49, - - !! AuctioneerS.
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|DOANoKE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Az VIRGINIA. IL 81
WILL BE OPEN ON JUNE LIST.
TERMS: $32 per month OF four weeks, $40
week, B2 per day.
MUSIC, BATHS, TEN-PISs, AND BAR.
Dali, stages meet passengers ut Salem, Va. on ~
lantc, Mississippi ard OHIO MISUNDERSTANDING tes
lnlcs. Address X b
PROPRIEToRS 10 led Su LPHllR sPRINSSIs,s
CataW ba post -0l.ce, Roanoke county, Va.
my 4-2m
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SPECIAL TO BUYERS
o r Y G o o D $

DRESS GOODS 2 y
their stock is Large and complete Their
r,-t BLACK SILK tqtstS-. d 3
stock is larger than ever before, aud at asnnisns
CoLORE:D SILKS So
in endless quantities quat and varieties OF sn'''e
BLACK GRENADINES
from 3Oc up, the SOC grade being the pes1 s"'''
the price We have ever before SOLD. ~ 4..,.
CoLORED SILK GRESADISEs
In beautiful shades and qualities for o'efofea''e
MEXICAN GRENADINES
from 371xc. up. SO s,rs a:sssrs
LAWNS and RGANDIf@ss'-- -,
A large stock OF handsome ist.eths, ,s..
rI .r,, ANT, DAMAssEAND BROGADk GkhN"'
~-'NN .Nu DIMES IN SILKS ~
In black and eo,ored :something new anaYei: sA"''
LADIES LINEN SUITS a,,
from $3.50 MP. these goods we are seeptu s,e
much larger stock than ever before Some ss''
CANT. vs., c.r,caPs All, M, ID aas
at all prices. We are selling cahipfif-pl%sS 81 !
style prints At Che. per yaru.
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.ATIgrsor s,AuEs...Fnsrur Days

By George ii. Poshdexfer,t IS. , s. 7
S Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, ~
No. 1a0S Main sffeet under Planters National Bank
as so -iii5 iftiat5--%--8Ia Oil. .--+gIy, II
T,Wo-sToRY, BRICK DWELLING on
ITWENTY-FIRsTsT STREET BETWEEN MAi \
ND FRANKIIN,ts IN REAR OF THOMAS
RILEYS, FOR sAtEfBY 2AUCTIQN.-9n FRI I.
DAY, Odd instant- nt 6ociock d., bsaail sell tnt
above- described property, fronting twenty-sx lee
on Tweuty-Hrst street. - 5.,z.
e2f' o' -; Is Auctioneer.
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JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS, ..at
~ ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY,
EIGHT MILES FROM GOSHEN DEPOT AND
FIVE MILES FROM MILLBORO' DEPOT,
ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO RAILROAD.
THyO DAILY MAILS-TELEGRAPH OFFICE
.: E'..~ AT THE HOTEL.
The proprietor OF this popular SUMMER RE-
SORT encouraged by the great success Of last sea-
son, has during the winter added TO the already com.
plete arrangements. until now the accommodations
offered the public far superior TO any other wa.
terng-pace In the celebrated mountains of the Old
The GRAND HOTEL. BROOK HOUSE and the
COTTAGES will be open for the reception OF visit-
ors onthe 10TH OF JUNE. ys.tf q ,It.
The chambers are large, airy, and conyensent ele
gaHtly furnished, with gas in each room. ana COD
n cctctl with the main Office by electric bells.
IiOr and COLD BATHS ON each floor. =.
different grades, iodipe-aiiIn, and chaiy pcate;
. The proprietor assures the public that inc Jorian
Alum Is more modern In all or ltS appointments
than any hotel watering place In TINS StaSe;
! kESSNICTI'S FULL BRASS AND STRING
BAND has been engaged. :,
BoARn Per GAY fT Well TO location Of mus
reduction Of ten per cent. 70 parnes remaining
two months. ry,
Laid C Co. ~ JOHN d. 1iNSLcx. 5h., ~
my 26-Im u.s.. s.asz. ssa-.F Proprietor.
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DRIME EARLY ROSE SEED POTA
Il TOES, direct from Maine, for sale by .nr
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''l. By Robert b. Lyme
(sliccesscrr TO Lyme & Brotlier),
-f'j Real Estate AuciiOncGr, #
1912 Main street. f.t.. p.

BRICK DETACHED DWELL
> ING AND LOT ON NORTH SIDE OF PRES,
TON BETWEEN SECOND AND TIL y .
STREETS, OCCUPIED BY w: q; GaRiSTlAN
nest of the owner shall sell the above property at
public auction, on the premises, on WEnNESDAf
Inc d 9Th day OF June, 1876, ut o'clock ?. Nj. The
hoSc rents FOR ten dollars per month. and contains
five rooms, and has good lot and alley.
TERMS One third cash: balance at SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months, negotiable notes. six per cent
interest, and secured by a tr,lst-deed.
- -, l...'..s. - ROBERT u. LYME, 81.
lie Civ, Th, Sa, NJ, Tu,&W6t Auctionecr,
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rE,uE. ALBEMARLE FEMALE INSTI-
u TUTE. CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, refitted las,
fail with elegant new furniture at cost Of $l2 600
will receive SUMMER BOARDERS from the LIST ai
June to the 25th of September. No extra charg,
for hot Or cold baths. nor for use OF new ten-pi
alleys my 2S-1m
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SWEET !, c.tHI1LALYBEATE SPRINGS,
ALLEGHANY COUNTY, VA.

the reception OF visitors JUNE l. It has beeii gene
rally renovated, having been leased by the subscri
bers for three years. They will devote their undi
Ivdcd attention to tile comfort Of their guests, and
spare no pains to make IL the most desirable summer
resort I'm the mountains. r "sisl.f ss4 ~ age.
A celebrated BAND has been engaged for lawn and
ballroom.
For pamphlets containing terms and analysis adj
dress HtE,F,sT ertsl, ~ 1sg ,tss-#a
je 2e-2w ,PARKE & STACK, .Proprietors.
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.MOUNTAN-TOP,,

MOUNTAIN-TOP,, =
ON the summit Of the Blue Ridge .99S feet above
tide-water). on the Chesapelk Ike and Ohio railroad
seventeen miles east of stanton, " ~ =
. a.. WILL OPEN JUNE 18TH.
The atmosphere Is cool and bracins day and night.
The water is chalybeate and freestone. TIE Views
and scenery are extensive and rs inc any In the
mountains The tables will be furnishe, and served
in style hrst-ciass Horses and conyeyances for the
accommodation Of the guests. Post-onlce at the
hotel.
Passengers by the DAY trains each way will ask
conductors TO nut them OFT nc Mountain-Top Sta
ton" Immediately at the west end Of the tunnel,
and not 1T Alton rs heretofore.
BOARD: Per week, $40: per month 1880. For
families remaining two or more months board will
be reduced according to room occupied.
Until June 18th address me at Richmond: after
that at MountaIn-Top. lie. NEISWANGER,i
my 30-byl0 Proprietor.
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'THE WALLAWHATOOLA SPRINGS

Tho hotel Mt this delightful summer resort. only
three miles from the Millboro depot Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio raroad will be open for visitors on
and CIfhLYBEATE. The alum water Is shown by
analysis to be The BEST and STRONGEST ACIDU-
Is entirely acceptable to the stomach and Is sove-
reign remedy for all chronic diseases which require
Alternative, tonic, depurative and diurettc agents. h,
DYSPEPSIA, ER-DIsEAsE,sCROF CHR oNIC
BRONCHITIS, CUTANEOUS DISEASES, DISEASES
OF THE URINARY AND SEXUAL ORGANS, NEC-
of unsurpassed utility and power, As tonic 1t l.
pre-enInent. Cases Of DIABETES have been cured
by it, For circular with analysis and remarkable cures
apply In, Staunton to- DR.. N ;Wayt & Brother; In
Richmond to r f. Dupuy, druggist, or write to the
subscriber. Fare from MilIboro' depot to this
Springs so cents. Board per day, so; per week,
$40 per month, $35: two months, sos. Parties of
six eight can obtain board for the season OF three
80 Nv. A. SpTLINGTON, Proprietor.
Post-o1lce address: MilIboro' Springs. Bath coun-
", Va. jc Ism, W,&F. I'm"
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Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOTS OF
" GROUND ON SIXTH AND ELG II T II
execution of decree Of thc Chancery Court of Rich
mond, entered on 18th june 1876, In the case OF
Anderson Us. Anderson, &C.. will sell on MONDAY,
26th June at 5I O'Clock F. NJ, at the risk and costs
of the former purchasers the following LOTS In the
plan of Navy Ill., to wit Lot A, on the east side OF
Sixth street, fronting 100 feet between jackson ana
DIyal streets purchased by Henry Watkins; and
Lot No. n, on The west side Of Eighth street, near
Preston street, 3Ox122 feet purchased by S. W. Rob-
inSoll.
= TERMS One third cash; balance at three and SIX
months, for negotiable notes. wthinterest added and
titles retained until the notes shall be paid
JAMES ALFRED. JONES, Commissioner.
GRUBBS 6 WILLIAMS, Auctioueers. je 10
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SPECIAL NOTICE.--A chance to blu
bargains In
ergsft-.E..y DRY GOODS.

Having made arrangements to reDoyalc and cii.
large our present place of business shah on ann
after this date offer entire stock at greatly "
duced prices. :, s.Ioyrr
| and ATTRA GIVE STYLES nj desirable GSDDo,
and for the purpose of reducing our stock S onst
special inducements. Cail ana eSa1t y s ,os
| selves at a. HuIHmpnan, S 80, =,
| te S-lm oUo DtosuI aaleN.
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NEW GOODSl FRESH GOODS!
SOMETHING NEW AND PRETTY FOR THE
COMMENC CEMENT EXERCISES.

We are In receipt of full line Of Sash Ribbons;
SILK and japanese Fans; Lisle-Thrcad Gloves III
white and colorcd; Kid Gloves, I'm white, colored,
opera shades and black, at 5oc, Toe. and 81 Also
Misses Kids in white aud opera shades; new lot OF
Gilt and Silver Tinsclled Tarlatan and ali shades Of
Plain Taratans, Gilt and Silver SPanges, Gilt ana
Silver Laces and Frinses; Lacc-Strpe Swiss, some.
thing new and beautiful Eace-Stripe and Figured
Poucs Balbrigyan Hose for ladies and misses In sill
zes: new lot of those Henlstitchcd Handkerchief
In white and colored bortlered at Sc. apiece: and
few more cases of those heavy Cotton Hose at Sc.
pair and many other articles worthy the attention Of
the ladies. s1t
Please call early and examine for yourselves at
Ie.as LEVI HEXTER'S, 627 Broad street.
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rIlHE MuLRORO HOUSE, BATH

7TNHE WILLbUhU- II y q . II DIX I n
L ..' COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
Immediately the line Of the Chesapeake and ONO
railroad at hIboro depot. is open for visitors.
The mineral waters, consisting of sulphur ana cna-
yheate springs are adlsirahls remSdlss fos nS
DISEASES, OF THE SEXUAL AND URINARY
ORGANS, NEURALGIA, GENERAL DEBILITY
and in all maladies marked by poverty OF the blood
Air and scenery Hotel Accommodations sufficient Tor
scventy-fve persons: STRICTLY F1RST-CLASS.
BoAiD: Per day, $3.50; per week, $l3; per
For circular, with analysis of the water, &C.: write
10 - j. w. WARREN,
Nie 7-codlm ~,sts Proprietor.
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cpr1,ps e WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. ie
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nELIGHTFUL SUMMER BOARDING
| can he obtained In the mountains at THE
BROOM near Charlottesville, Va, at $25 per month,
Of ......- b1Rs: JOHN SIOShION.
Refers to Messrs. Martin Mason. Twelfth street,
and i. G. Harrison, No. 1924 Cary street.
~ je 10-tJy1
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Miss JOSEPHINE MANN. Miss ANNA CowAnpIN,
Miss AMELIA BLUM, and Dir. ISAAC LAIM are IN
attendance, and will he pleased to see their friends
and customers. Je IL
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CHArrIN. STAPLES 4 CO., Auctionecur-s;..
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How to Suppress Slang.

The Reform club is the title of a new
young ladies for the purpose of dIscOur~
aging the use of 'slang phrases" in
conversation. At a recent meeting,
while q member was addressing the So
ciety, she inadvertently made use of
the expression awful nice," and was
called to order by sister member for
transgressing the rules.
"In what way have I transgressed?"
asked the speaker, blushing deeply.
"You said it would be awful nice
to admit young gentlemen to our delib-
erations, replied the other.
"Well, would mt it be ?" returned the
speaker you know you said yourself,
no longer ago than yesterday, that
eyes, ! kp0w but yoE said awful
nice.' That's slang !"
"Well," said the speaker, tartly, elf
you are going to be so awful nice about
it, perhaps it is but l wouldn't say
anything il ! were you. Didn't you tell
sally Spriggins this morning to pull
down her basqe ?"
" No, l didn't" retorted the other,
her face growing crimson land Sally
Spriggins will say didn't. She won't
90 back on me-"
" This is nice racket you are giving
u.s." cried the president, after rapping
both the speakers to order, " Let us
ask what is the object of this society,""
ITO discourage slang - cried a
dozen voices.
K-rect," said the president, "go
on with the funeral"
A member rose to explain that she
had been fined at the last meeting for
saying " awful nice" herself, but she
hadn't the stamps to pay it now-would
settle, however, 'in the sweet by and
by
That'll be all right, "said the presi-
dent, "pay when you have the du-
CATS"
Another member asked il a young
lady could say " old splendid" without
subjecting herself to fine.
You bet she can't" said the presi-
dent, who was the original founder of
the society, and therefore appealed to
when any nice question was to be de-
cided.
Then" said the speaker, " move
that Miranda Pew come down with the
dust. for / heard her say that her beau
was just old Splendid"
Miranda's face was in a blaEe as she
cried
Well, IL my beau was such an old
hairpin as your fellow is ! wouldn't say
it,"
Shoot this chinnlng," cried the
president. "Will you never tum'
BILE -
But the confusion was too great to be
allayed, Miranda's blood was up; so me
sided with her, and others against her
and amid the bable that followed could
be heard such expressions as " Dry
up" Nice blackberry you are, :
" Wipe of your chin" Hire hall,
&C when motion to adjourn wS'
carried " by Q large majority"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-07-22
Flavor Of Eggs.

This is what the Southern Plantation
says on the favor of eggs "There is
q very vast difference in the favor Of
eggs. Hens fed on clear, sound grain,
and kept on q clean grass run, give
much finer favored eggs than hens that
have access TO stables and manure
heaps, and eat oil kinds of filthy food.
Hens feeding on fish and onions flavor
their eggs accordingly, the same as
cows eating onions or cabbage,or drink
lug offensive water imparts bad taste
to the milk or butter The richer the
food the higher the color of the eggs.
Wheat and corn gives eggs the best
color, while feeding on buckwheat
makes them colorless, rendering them
useless for some confectionery purpOs-
es."