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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-06

THE JEWISH New YEAR-ITS HISTORICAL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND THEIR ORIGIN.
The Synagogue Kcncseth Israel, OF which
the Rev. VI. J. Brill has charge, is now
ready for use, having recently been cle-
cantly rcfttcd under direction of commit
tee-Solomon Wise, Esq, chairman.
Sermons in English will be delivered by
the pastor on some holy days at 103 \. NJ,
and all are invited.
The Jewish Ncw-Ycar will happen Sep
tember Sth and 9th.
The scycnth-and in the civil year the
firSt-month is Tishry. 1t is called the
month Of the gathering Of the yet remain
ing produce OF the field. According to
others. the first month OF the ancicnts-i. e.,
OF those who lived before Moses.
The first two days OF this month are
strictly observed, and celebrated III the
synagogue in solemn manner by the read
ing OF many particular prayers and hymns.
but chiefly by the blowing OF the cornct.
This festival is called the beginning OF the
wear. In Holy Writ it is styled the Day OF
Remembrance: also, the Day Of the Blow
ing Of the Cornet.-L LcUiticuS ITiii.. ~, and
Numbers, Irir., /.
The Sd Of this month is q universal fast
dav on account OF the murder OF Gedallah.
son of Ahiknm. whom NebuchadncZHar nad
appointed chief of the Israclites yet remain
ing in their country after the destruction OF
the first temple, and who was on this day
treacherously slain. as were also many OF
his friends, by which means the people OF
Israel were thrown in the greatest misery.
DER, xii. ,, and II. Kings, XIV. 25). In
Zacharial, viii, 10, this day is called the fast
dav OF the seventh month.
The 10th OF this month is called Day OF
Atonement. 1t is considered the hottest
day of the year, and is set entirely apart for
fasting, devotion, and repentance, as it is
written in Lcyiticus xXXiii., 26, 80.
The 18th OF this month is the first day OF
the Feast Of Tabernacles, and the Festival
of the Gathering, or the Autumnal Feast
Lerificus xriii., 33, 44.
There we read also:
d" And We shall take unto yourselves on
the first day the fruit OF the tree Hadar
a branch OF the palm; the twis OF the tree
Aboth (mvrtle) and the willow Of the brook
and you shall be joyful before the Lord
your God for seven days"
The 22d and 23d Of the month are to be OBJ
served; under the name OF the Concluding
Feast, also called the Feast OF Solemn As
semhly, according to the preccpt OF the
Observation-Disclosures rrir., So.
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CHARGED WITH REVENUE VIOLATION
Dennis O'Dea was before United States
Commissioner Atkins yesterday, to answer
the charge of selling liquor without license
The examination was deferred until to-day
and accused bailed in $500.
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AMERICAN SOCIAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION.
SGratoga, n. Y, September 4.-The ses-
siuns OF the American Social Science Asso-
ciation opened here this evening. David
A. Wells, the president, made an address
on the relation OF economic laws to public
and private morality. The address was lis
tened to with great interest. \ large num-
Der OF delegates arrived tonight.
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ACCIDENT lSsuRASCE.-Captaln A. W.
CARRIER. of so6 Main street, has been appoint
ed general agent for the Railway Passenger
Assurance Company OF Hartford, Conn,
and proposes to insure the lives and illhps
OF Richmond travellers.
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CLARET-llncst hr;,atis: Duff. Gordon Sherry
our own i:aporta;on; willis Whiskey. Leghan
Whiskcy, Il Select Whi.key. FL Consoia1or'
and ..Pitana two excellent brands OF cigars OF
our own manufacture. Liberal discount 10 the
trade WALTER ID. BLAIR i Co.
9O3 Naiu street.
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FINANCIAL.
MANCHESTER BONDS.

offer for sale MANCHESTER EIGHT PER
CENT. TAX-RECEIEABLE COUPON BONDS,
interest payable March and September; BONDS
EXEMPT FROM CITY OF MANCHESTER TAN
These bonds are Issued by authority OF the CITY
Council under an act OF the Legislature FOR the
nurno.. of paying Off the uuDondcd indebtedness OF
the city, and for paving the streets. The act limits
the Issue to and provides for tax TOT thei
redemption nj maturity. With this issue the Donoed
Indebtedness of Manchester is f256.700. The pro
perty belonging to the city Is wOR than the
entire amount. -. -,
The BONDS are in denominations 10 suit all
classes Of investors. and offered for the present
1T the very low price Of 90.
60 G-eo:3t Cashier Bank Of Commerce.
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[ExRIco Rgprm.lcAx CONVENTION.

HEyRICo REPUBLICAN, CONVENTIONAL
LONG AND LIVELY SEssIoN-CASpIDATESF FOR
THE HOUSE NoMINATED.-IDe Republlcans
Of Hcnrico met in convention at the court
house yesterday and organized with Lewis
Harris, or Narina, rs chairman, and John
Clacker, OF ,Brookland, as, secretary. The
proceedings OF the Conv vention were secret,
and the discussions were OF the liveliest
character. The names OF Messrs. William
TAYLOR, Willard Southard, J. B. Blair, John
VI. Lyneman, Z. II. Talley, and r. y. j..
Smith were presented to the Conven-
tion,. formally or informally, as cam
didatcs for the House OF Delegates. Mr..
TAYLOR, who has announced himself an IN
dependent candidate, was unanimously
endorsed. Then came struggle for the
second place between Southland and Talley,
which resulted in the nomination Of MIR.
Southland by one vote.
Resolutions introduced by f. S. Thomp-
SON congratuIating the President upon the
success OF his administration and endorsing
his policy were adopted.
Mr.. Taylor was formerly citizen OF Rich
mond, and was long time justice OF the
peace here He ran for Mayor against Major
Nat. Sturtliyant after the war, and was de-
fcated Two years ago he was candidate
for the House. and was beaten by j small
number Of votes. Mr.. 1'alley, who was on
the ticket with Mr.. Taylor, was elected.
He served the two, last sessions.
alcssrs. Southland and Taylor are stated to
be in favor OF 4" rcidiustment" OF the pub
lie debt.
The action OF the Convention yesterday
will by no means prevent ali the gentlemen
who have announced themselves indcpen-
dent candidates from continuing in the
field.
There will then he McSSrS. Bryan and
Atkinson. regular Conservatives; Messrs.
Tavlor and Southard endorsed by the Re
publlcans, and some others as independents.
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DEMANDING Some OF the
Capitol Square gates are sadly out OF order
and should either be repaired or permanent
ly removed. The latter would better serve
the public interests.
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Aithmond 1ispatfh.
THURsDAY..... SEPTEMBER 6. 1871.

as-TIiE CIRCULATION OF TIE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED ClRCU-
iATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
pArEES OF TIE CITY
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Delinquent IureS.-The county clerk has
prepared his list OF delinquent tax-papers,
which will he posted at the county court
house mex: court-dav. The list is quite 4
lengthy one.
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MERMAID TKoCuES.-No family should be With
ont this. :. famous portable and pleasant specific
for dyspepsia, sallow skin, nervousness, rhcnlia-
tisrn, &c. ell by tirst-class names. sod by
PURCELL, LApD i Co., l2lG Main street. and by
druggists generally. In 25 cent aud 81 packages.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-06

HE SURE ASD GO.-Eycur-i"n 20 Natural bridge
by UAEMAS BROTHERS Packc: Line. which
leaves NEXT MONDAY, september 10. at O'CLOCK
+. VI. Round-trip tickets, Richmond 10 Natural
Bri,i.r aud return. -. sc hanl-hls.
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THE GRAss-GRowN GUTTERs.-ln view OF
the proposed visit of the President to Rich
mond, aud the public desire for him to see
the city under the most favorable circum-
stances, it is suggested that it would he well
to have the cutters on the principal streets,
at least, cleared OF grass.
Some OF the streets might also be vastly
improved by the free use OF the broom upon
them. Twelfth street from Main to Frank
lin, Franklin from Twelfth to Seventeenth,
and Governor street. for instance. are by no
means as clcanly and nice in appearance aS
they should be.
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cASDrDarES FOR OFFICE.

CkRn.--TO MESSR>. j. X. NOR
\ NEEI ND OTHERS: Grniicmcn,-l thank
b.. r,- vo.r Nt;trring call nj september ith. hut
JOHN i. BLAIR.
= ..,.,rrl, - 1877 - G-ll@
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ACCIDENT Insurance or:ICE At $50 MAIN
SrEEEr.-Travcli"rS be >ure and Insure your lives
and limbs against accident. \. W. GAEDEE. agett.
Call and examine :hc low rat,-.
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FALL STYLE SILK HATS just ont,
FALL STYLE SILK HATS just out
1T j. y. FRY t cos.
ut j. -. Fay & cos.
1909 Main street, opposite the po>t-oi!ice.
REDroHD the Halter, Salesman.
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~ ELLYSoS I CO., advertising agents, iisert ao-
ycrtiscnents In all OF the newspapers OF the Unite
States at publishers rates Orders left at the Dis
patch counting-rOom will receive prompt aIten-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-06

An IMPROvENENT.-3Ir. Robert B. Lyme
has erected upon the site OF the old Maison
DorG, on Broad street between Sixth and
Seventh fine brick store with dwelling
above
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SAVE MONEY by having Your printing done at tbs
DISPATCH PHISTISG-HoUSE. Good work, low
prices md satisfaction guaranteed.
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l.. LIcHrESsTETS. importer of fSEISE-TIREAD.
Nos 1905 and 1907 Franklin street. keeps SEM
rLE's ). +. T. BEST sIX-coRD SPooL-CorroS. 1t
Is superior to any olher cotton.
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WATCHES. dC.
JThTt HE'S. JEWELRI '.
EpiIAINE, GOLD.

. r.
; ,.,. ,r,,r, j., I..r,a was nrst III ,coycrsl in
""'N - '.s, 49,. =, d.
fa!nsc. v manufactured it into jewclry. and for
-o-ib ""1' II, ie'' wnen MS secret became
..-.,l a ,.,r. company with Il capital or Si0.0o0,-
..,., r.~ -h. ,.ttr,,s.. nf manufacturing
-uN ,INt- col u .IFWFLEY AND WATCHES.
, ,; ; .,,.,s,. .,,,;.,, md tnr aid nr i,nnroyct,
-, 49, - .,,,I ., ~. .,,,., ,u ,,,.. I.,.c,
achncrT :"E are enabled 70 pro'nce All the l"'Ss
AItru~ f v'7"irE at ~s than on" tcn'i Inc co't o!
i gold. and q: I::ali;y and color which makes II
.r@ss!bc ~NaE t"" cN?"rt- Il detect ii from the
.muairc.
W, ..ay,. -,..s..ol lhc
aN'L1>lIE AGENCY or TIE UNITED
, . a..
2 l'" H%.' nl al! @"oHH manufactured N"Iii t"io
.:al and !u rrti.r ~ Introduce them IN the most
..,v manner law. rGt NJ assorted .ampr-o.-. rs
l@,u below. Which wc will >cila
t\f, TENTH Till. EETAlI. VALUE UNTIL
J,TI.itS / ISIS
I,c,. the liz.
i'" ''''' ''S''
m ,r>.rr,r,
o"- 49, i'''. :, 49,,
nt hGi'"'t.'..t' W a''h NAM ltl' priv 80 ""
'4" par th.E'Nt" H""'c i"tt"''>' !eai' -
v-cr....,:.... -
'"" Nlonc-S'i Scar:, IN. lt'i' lil'c.....'''' -
'"i" Hct i3J SliTa 'i>' rtttii -
'!1 lHP'"' "''N-s'''P' "'' -""'''''' ''''' 5o
,.r heavy r!an WednIng-Eing, retail price. 25
-
rn,al....................... s. 90
for so cents ,ye will send above II y articles post
-t,t
slLOT
| .,,.o ,,.lr s,,.ycpu,,nus ,,or, s.,.3r,
,.,,. SCI ri Sniral >hirl-s,ud>
t,a. heavy sand Enyaycment-Ring
,ra. set y Engraved bracelets.
pnc Ladies Long Guard or Neck Chain.
one Engraved Miniature l.cckri FOR lhc above.
TN" Gcnt!erians iicivy-i Ink "atch-thain
-" Iskc-G.- rye Diamond stud
81 LOT
,-..r.,,, >-,., Chain ,pl Charm
& .!t i'aitS ;Io r,'rIt :.''n th,i,, fnr Watch
NV '-n'u, La r.. ai'1 M -. -, n',,, ,,nc,rx.,
',hs 1et ~ M .iH a,i, f,ii ny t, -"s''.
,,o, ~. r,,,,, Nh Isc .,;,tIHimy'
& I'm ~ @ or E,.,..mc,,Riup
.,n. i;rn,i,rnan. heavy Watch.t hahn, with Charm
':lc pair Pear! Inlad Siccvc-Eu,ion:.
!: ''c Lahc-Gror@c Cluster PM
""e pair ~ heavy Eand Brac:!cfs
s3IOT
,,...y a9,... ,,r.r, 1u,r,,. Chain
,,,. Isti.,. rcN-,,h,iu and Cross
,,1, i.1,,i,i,,il IN"rh,.; trn.rsvcdJ.
,,,,. ,r,,r r.ns Er,cr.i.
.ii,. Gruii.,,au's 'iwi.t-I.iuk Vcst-Chaia and
charm.
r... ;air rUryx Sier,c-Butions.
.'.-r Scl 81 Onyx Shirt-Stud,.
p.... i.xira en-, CaInco Sca-i;ing.
,tt,. 3ri<nnn >ni,nirc stud
f.. -; Amy,hv.;. or Topaz Pin and Ear-DropS.
/ '':sc Ladies Chciuisc-Buton- ~.
'jue Plain Ring. Stamped ; r..
- LOT.
f ,,, ,,,,, ..,i,, ,v;,b ~ljr,. and t,ss,l ir,-
1904. "a i;',.'r, ny, ~: '-S''At''' "'''' '' ' w.
"a~ Gcn,le,uan,s heavy Watch Chain, with curb
l., ..i ~ ~ !. E,,,. E",., ~ LAM, E,ct1oalu.
uar r!c:aa, Cna,ci Miniature LocEct for above.
, ,. ,St ..i"f" :i ni. a.I.l Rand Eracel.
,ur Grn,,rnr,"I. SnIt,ir,- I)Iomond stud
,r, "',;. MI! I1n",ir b,,nnnJ pin
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THE SAPoSISE DENTIFHIcE prepared by MEADE
& BAKER will eradicate the incipient tartar on
teeth and prevent decay. Fifty cents box. ',ssr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-06

BLEEDING AND CLCEHATEO GUNS healed by
MEADE & DAKER'S CAREoLIC MorTH-WAsH.
Fifty cents = bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-06

EEAUTIrY YOUR TEETH hy using MEADE BA-
KER.S elegant SAPOSISE DESTIFnICE. Fifty
"a L,S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-06

ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR MEADE & BAKER
CARBoLIC MoCTH-WAS for sore gums and de-
caYcd teeth Eilty cents i bottle.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

,tRANS. ATTENTION .-.A>.cmhlc at Z
/ rcgimca:y.i arnory FRIDAY EVENING H
>rNT NJ : o'clock. In unGrcss uniform! for rcgu- ny
4. ,irn. ~ order of Lieutenant PIIiI!rs coin
'lndlnr W. G.. STOKES.
-. c.n, Orderly Sergeant.
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DISCoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the Use Of MEADE & BAKERS SAPoSISE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-06

TIE CAHEoLIc MourH-WAsH Is pleasant to The
taste and an excellent ,rxe for .ore-throat. Fifty
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-06

our best dentists Use and recommend MEADE X
BAKERS CAIBoLIC MorrH-WAsII. Fifty cents
bottle.
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ARGUMENT IN RAILROAD RECEIvEESHlP
CASE.-In the City Circuit Court yesterday.
Judge Wexford presiding, argument was
commenced on the motion TO forccloSc GER
tain deeds OF trust named and for the ap-
pointment of Il receiver OF the Washington
and Ohio Railroad Company. The opening
argument was made by II. T. Barton. Esq,
for complainants. and the case was then
continued until this morning. The road in
question is about fifty miles in length, and
extends from Washington and AeXan-
dria nearly to Snickersyillc. The State
has an interest in it, secured by first
lien, to the amount OF about S50.00O. Mr..
Barton, Of Winchester. cX-Chancellor Bates,
and Senator Thomas I. Bayard, OF Della
ware, represent the compliments; John VI.
Orr. of Leesbrrg, Richard II. Lee, OF Clarke
county, S. F. Beach, OF Alexandria, and
Colonel John s. Mosby, Of Washington City,
are for defendants: Hiram o. Claushton, OF
Washington, is for certain bondholdcrs, and
Mr.. Mccormack, OF Berryyille, protects the
interests of Clarke county. Judge John A.
Meredith, Of Richmond, appears for the
State OF Virginia, the Attorney-General-.
General Field-being absent in Alexandria
attending to the Motfett-punch litigation.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAT.-For the South
Atlantic States, south and east winds, sta
tionary or falling barometer, stationary tenn
pcratirc. cloudy weather, and possibly
rain. will prevail.
For the Gulf States, Southerly winds,
cloudy and rainy weather. followed b!
norlhcr!v winds, cooler, cloudy weather,
and rising barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. south
crlv winds shifting to northcrly, cooler,
cloudy and rainy weather, and rising ha-
romctcr.
For the Middle States, warmer Southerly
winds shifting TO cooler northcrly, rising
barometer, cloudy and rainy weather, fol-
lowed 10y stationary or falling barometer.
and increasing southeast winds.
TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy or
rainy and cool.
THEKNoNHTER YESTERDAY q y. ~, Ga !;
9 =. NJ. "a noon, 16 ; i. NJ. 1G; i.
NJ. % midnight. GS.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

s5- On alt sates Of Real Estate made ess0ssn n
ne lSt n Lnnudry and last u June Ms
On all saieg made Dot ,cssn The 1st Of Juty Hndtps
Of the year tas tarss hace TO be paid dy the
This custom was adopted about nlteen scafs - s
bv all the real estate agents in Richmond, anu ai
plies 10 Richmond and sicintty.I
RORERT r. TYNE 5H z. ~, trustees sale nt y
LOT near the corner OF sixth and Baker stree'''
Navy Hin. ,, ,,,,
f. w. POWELL. 10 4. ~, at No. l322 - nam IAN
feicd pledges
A. B. pUESBERRY, 10 4. NJ. trustees sais oi q, .
stock OF groceries, liIanrs store-hA'uFc'' ae'' a.
store No $40 Franklin street.
prruApnsaS & t,o z. ST., trustees sale OF
small iarm In Hanover county near Mechanice-
Vile.
DAVENPORT & MORRIS, / 4. NJ, groceries
LANES N. TAYLOR, y. NJ, undivided molety OF
farm In Henrico county
E. w. POWELL, 1o.s o'clock, balance Of e,nsien-
menh.
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DECAYED TEETH dsiufeetei by MEADE BA-
kER.s CAHEoLIC MorTu-WASII. Fifty ceuis l
hpft
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We have all the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE,
md execute work In manner that cannot be sur
passed.
Wesise do all kinds OF BINDING and RULING.
orders from NE country promptly !illed aud de
livercd by express or mall
We will chcerfully furnish estimates and seho
s,nnles when REQUIRED, mh 21-d.sw.&w
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PRTyTING.IfOUSEs.
nIsPATCH PRINTING-HOUsE.
GOOD WORK. LOW PRICES.

Having ono Of the LARG EST AND BB6T.
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH, conn
bipcd with skIlful mechanical talent, we are pre-
pared to execute promptiy,in the very best style
and At LOW PRICES. every description Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING:
SUCH AZ
BITSISESlCARDS.
yISITIEG-CARDS,
PROFESSIONA-CARDS.
NEDDIEG-CARDS.
sIiOw-CARDs,
RlLL-HEADs,
LETTER-ISE4tDS. .
SnTE.IIEADS.
ACCOUNTS SALB,
STATEMENTS,
CIRCULARS.
MANlFEsTS.
BILLS LADING,
ENVELOPES,
ARGUMENTS
BRIEFS &C., &c
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
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afF.i:II<tsS.

AZ ROYAL ARCH MAsONS&Ys.z@
4 80 '-[.,,l,y invited tn attend \ stated s,S,Ax-3
-..ons,,o, ns "f RiCI'MoNnROYAI.A Arch 1853
IWArTER, No 9: ~ the Mas"ns' ,xc n.,i; ,In Co..
. ..'nrt. An ,tr.rA THIS tThnrsdavi fNFNINI. sep
n.ri.cr g. l. y. 1877. 4. \. n. 2inf. AT O'CLOCK
g., .-irT q ;Hc VI. !. H. J.. ..
- cir ''f,tSt,f. r. hr-r.or.r ---. -. -. - -
MEMBERS or NELSON ss..ss$sss,
vi IN, tsIpNFNT, No. 2. I. Q. ..
arc rruurs:"! 10 attend regular <fssssSssSSSss
'.,r,ins rms frrm-.t!ayl EVENING, '~Ss"$S
-sp;rlnl,er 6. ,S77, ~ 5 o'clock.
El,a T. l.. COURTNEY. scribe
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RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK a
"'. SPECIALITY.
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Sur'SEM ESTS.
DlCUMoSD THEATRE.

tWu EVENINGS uNIi-MoNDAf aud Tt f
DAY september 10 and II, ST..
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-02-22
sunny Rooms Makes sunny
Lives.

Let lis take the ARREST, choicest and
sunniest room in the house for our
living room-thc workshop where
brain and body are built up and re-
newed. And there let us have a bay
window, no matter how plain in
structure, through which the good
twin angles of nature-sunligh and
pure air can freely enter. This win
dow shall he the poem Of the house,
1t shall give freedom and scope fol
eye and mind. We have no picture
on our walls that can compare with
the living and everlasting picture.
which God shall paint for US, through
our ample window. Rosy dawns
golden-hearted sunsets, the tende
green and changing tints of spring
the glow Of summer, the pomp @
| autumn, the white of winter, storm
and shine, glimmer and gloom-al
these we can enjoy while we set il
| our sheltered room as the changin!
years roll on. Dark rooms bring de
preston of spirits, imparting sens,
of confinement, of isolation. of power
lessness, which is chilling to tho en-
ergy and yigor; bu: in light is eoo'
cheer. Even in gloomy hous
where walls and furniture are ding
and brown, you have but to take dowl
the heavy curtains, open wide tn
window, hang brackets on either side
set flower pots on the brackets an.
ivies in the pots, and let the warn
sun stream freely in.-Sefected.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-02-22
A Ros's Essay.

| Parents are born to be great sroub
| lie to their offspring. When | was ever
SO little, remember, tried to hang
up the kitten by my whip lash, and
mother took the kitten away, boxed
nv cars, and went and drowned 1t
herself the next day. So she had ali
the fun herself. And fathers worse
than mother. He told me to take
care of the pennies and the dollars
| would take care of themselves; so
| and Ben Smith formed an anti-swear
ing club. We had q rule for every
profane word We should use we
should pas cent into the treasury.
We had seventy. FIVE cents in the
first day, but when We divided and |
fetched ,hirty-seven and half cents
home. father said it was bad bust.
ness, whipped me and broke up the
club. How is fellow to know when
he is doing right? III had no pa
rents to hound me round I'd beat
George Washington all hollow, for
Ia cut down every cherry tree in the
orchard, and own il, too. Ii | was
al orphan | know what Id do. Ben
Smith and me would go straight to a
deso.ate South Sea Island and stir 10 |
the goats and monkeys and things,
fry taadstools, eat oranges spell,
then we'd mske a ship and sail around
the world. What's the use Of drying
up in one place +? told mother, one
day. when she wouldn't give me ten
cents, that | meant 20 go whaling,
and . hoped whale would swallow
me, as one did Jonsh, aud then she
wouldn't see m. again, Cor l can't
swim. She said | wouldn't be likely
to make such visit, for would turn
the whales stomach mighty quick
after got there. Wasn't she bully?
i was parent | nov VIVA, I'd do
I'D keep still and mind my own
business, and let my childrea have
some fun. There's Tom Cuts, lives
with his aunt, and has a bully time.
he goes oi-caucking on Sundays,
1as No beat clothes, crawls under the
canvas Of every circus tent, earns
money ar the theatre, sleeps in the
sable when he likes, and always has
lis pockets full of peanuts. He says
he wouldn't be bothered with parents
{ he could have EN- for nothing, and
links if hadn't any it would be
money in my pocket. Them's nv
sentiments.