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The New York herald., 1877-10-10
A "SUIT" SETTLED.

The suit for breach OF premise brought by Fanny
Zuchormsn against Bernard Abrsbams, q tailor, OF
New York, for breach OF promise OF marriage, has
been wiindrawn, the parties having been united in
bonds OF matrmony by Rabbi Moses Wise, on Monday
last Abraharns, who was recently arrested
plant o tho fair plaintiff, has, therefore, boon dis
charged from custody.
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A LUCKY ESCAPE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

NORFOLK, Va, Oct ., 1877.
Assistant Surgeon W. q. G. Wilson, OF the United
States Navy late OF the receiving ship Franklin, who
shot and killed negro wowan named Fannie Brown,
in drunken frolic, tho excursion steamer N. p.
Banks last Fourth Of July was transferred from the
courts Of this city to Norfolk county to-day, and,
being examined before Justice b. I. Tatcin, dis
charged from custody. DR.. Wilson left immedtey
for Baltimore. Tho friends ol the murdered woman
before the Justice and made oath that they be-
licvcd the shooting accidental week ago In tho
Corporation Court oil Norfolk city.
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
JERSEY JOURNALISM APPROVED.

IL reported that the Grand Jury OF Essex county,
NJ j., have voted down tho proposition TO indict
batch Of Newark journalists who Published what
alleged have been gross bcis Secretary OF state
Kelsey, STAFF Little and other officials in Trenton,
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
THE ELEVATED RAILROAD.

The Now YORK Elevated Railroad Company an.
nouncc that on and after tito sth inst thirty addi-
tona trains will be run upon their rond between the
hours Of seven ana ten A. N. and three anu seven
4. M
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.

FREuDENTHAL--BRoDEK.-SIE FREupKNrHAL 10
HENRIETTA BaopKk. No cards.
KEssgL-KAFKA-Loufs kEssEL, of Brooklyn, to
JosErnISE KAPKA, OF this city. No cards.
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to antagonize the system. Mr.. Kelley did
not claim that the schools were perfect, and
he had word OF kindly reproof for some
OF the means by which the audiences have
been pleased during the week. In turning
to those who had won the medals, Dir. Kei-
ley had pleasant words OF encouragement
to the boys and girls, hoping that in the fu-
ture g they would he powers Of good"
-n DIPLOMAS. =, I,
Mayor Darlington delivered the diplomas
to the graduates. r.. : !. .'s.'.
The Mayor had words OF cheer for the
principal, for the teachers, and for the
graduates. Each OF the graduates received
shower of bouquets, as did all the success
full pupils during the evening. Indeed, a
wagon would have hardly been large enough
to carry off the flowers displayed during
the evening.
THE CLOSED DOORS.
The closing of the Theatre-doors after
the house was filled was a precautionary
measure adopted by superintendent Peay
to secure the safety, not to say comfort, OF
the audience. He was almost c0mpell> to
do as he did, and ought not to be blane4 by
any one.
CONCLUSION.
To-day at p. NJ. the teachers Of Navy
Hill school will meet at the High school.
The teachers OF the Valley school will meet
the principal Mt the Superintendent's office
High schooD at 1G4 A. NJ. All the other
teachers will meet at IL NJ. at the High
school.
We are requested by Mr.. Pendletoa,
principal of Central school, to say that
the Superintendent omitted to state that
the Central school had the highest per
cent. OF attendance Of the white schools for
the city; also that Tarly Knots received a
prize from the principal Of Central school
for map-drawing.
Edvardo Garcin, of Leigh school, was pre-
sented land his name has been heretofore
omitted) with medal for scholarship by
Mrs. r. A. Apperson, his teacher.
Medals in orthography were awarded
Wednesday afternoon at the Bellevue COM
menccment to Mary Apperson. in Miss
Wilkinson's class First primary. and to
Carrie Clarke, in Miss Tompkins's class
Second primary. f-i
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MARIO w-GAUeE -Mcssrs.
William q. Tanner d Co., propfietors Of
the extensive Metropolitan IRON Works Of
this city, shipped by the canal on yesterday
20 Elk Hib, IN Goocbiand county, beautt-
ful narrow-gauge locomotive, to be used by
Messrs. Allen Il Brother, for whom it was
constructed, for hauling lumber on a wooden
railroad from their saw-mill to the James
River and Kanawha canal for shipment
The machine, which is one Of the best OF its
class, is, we believe, the fist locomotive
constructed here since the war, and Is
named I" Ellie Parker" in honor Of an in
teresting little daughter OF Truman A. Par
ker, Esq, OF this city.
1t viii doubtless not be long before; the
most OF our enterprising lnmbermen will
adopt this improved mode Of transporting
the product of their saw-mills instead Of
the slow and expensive process Of hauling
with mules. @
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ACartI...RelIeyu,c A school.

Editors Of the Dispatch:
Gentlemen,-Please say in respect to the
" "closing exercises" Of Bellevue school that
the names OF those who took part therein
were not given in the programme because
it was not deemed desirable to put an edge
to the disappointment Of at least os many
more pupils who were equally deserving
for having prepared pieces for the occasion,
which were necessarily left out, but be-
tween which and those selected there was
difficulty in choosing among the merits Of
them all.
Lam sorry that your reporter did not get
seat on the stage, which was not under
my control. Respectfully, &c, i3e6
PRINCIPAL BELLEVUE SCHOOL.
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RICHMOND COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT FIX

a RICHMOND COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT FIX.
ERcrsEs.-The programme is as follows: !:
Sunday, June 17th, 81 r. NJ, Annual Ser
mon, Dr. J. w. NJ. Williams, Baltimore !;
Monday. june 18th, 81 p. H., Alumni
address. Hon. F. w. Mcbiullen; Tuesday.
June 10th, 81 p. NJ, Final Celebration OF
the Mu Sigma Rho Society Wednesday:
June Goth. 81 p. Ii, Final Celebration Of
the philoiogian Society; Thursday, June
2Ist, 81 z. H., Announcement OF Dist'nc-
tions. distribution OF Certificates and Diplo-
mas Delivery Of Medals, by Professor Wax
sentine, Or. Bitting, and Governor Kemper;
ConieFrlng OF Degrees; Baccalaureate ADJ
dress, Professor Curry. 555..
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! UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, THURS
DAY-Judge Hughes preSiding.-In the
matter of G. NJ. Adkisson. The assignee
was ordered to settle his account before the
| register, and the register was directed to
ascertain and report whether the debt
claimed by V. Garner'S administrator was
transferred to that estate by the bankrupt.
In the case OF William NJ. Jones & Co.
Report OF assignee Of sale Of one hundred
and thirty acres OF land in the county OF
Chesterfield filed.
In the Dollar Bank case the attorney for
the trustees was allowed fee Of 5000.
In the matter of James W. 2. Crews.
Resignation Of assignee filed.
In the case OF 4. T. Williams & Brother.
Order entered for the creditors to show
cause before the register on the 25th day OF
June, 1877, why a reversionary interest'in
the estate of the bankrupts' mother should
not be sold free OF liens, and the register
was directed to take an account OF liens.
In the matter OF W. W. Fretwell. The
report of the assignee was confirmed, and
the assignee authorized to collect the bal
ance OF the purchase-money due upon the
bapkrupt's real estate and make deed to
the purchaser.
In the matter Of c. T. and Il. G. Keats.
Upon the petition Of William knabe g. Co.,
the bankrupts were ordered to show cause
on the 18th OF July next why the order en-
tered June 90, 1876, should not be set aside
and the claim OF the petitioners paid.
In the matter OF s. NJ. Simpson. AS
sienee's report OF sale OF the bankruprs
| chooses in action confirmed.
SPOTS & Gibson Us. ". H. Scott and
others. Order entered in conformity with
the decree of the United States Circuit
Court reversing the decree entered on the
2lst day of December, 1876, and referring
the cause to the register to take an account
| OF liens, &c.
An order was entered directing the United
States marshal to summon grand and petit
| jury to serve at the term OF this court to be
| held ut Alexandria on the 9th OF July next.
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POLICE COURT, YESTERDAY.-Acting Po.
lice-Justice John J. Crntchfeld yesterday
disposed OF the following cases: D. G.
Mayo, William II. Hardgrove, and Tazewel
Corr, for assaultins George Childs (colored)
sent on to the grand jury; Henry Babcock
(colored), assaulting Philip johnson, fined
two dollars; Fleming Randolph (colored)
breaking into the storehouse Of 9. Dippner;
continued to the 18th; Joshua Trent (color
edl, trespassing upon the premises OF Mary
GRAY, fined two dollars.
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REGISTER IN BANKRUPTCY APPOINTED
ITpon the recommendation Of Chief-Justice
Waite, Judge Hughes on yesterday ap-
pointed Thomas S. Atkins, Esq, register in
bankruptcy in place of Colonel W. W:
Forbes, resigned to accept the office OF
postmaster OF Richmond. Mr.. Atkins's
appointment is "for the Eastern District
Of Virginia"
Mr.. Atkins has been deputy clerk OF the
United States District Court here for seVe-
raj years, and has given complete satlslac-
ton to the members Of the bar and the
people having business with that court,
and his promotion is regarded as highly
deserved and well-earned compliment. lie
has given bond and entered upon his duties
aS rpoister.
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OUR HEIREss.-The local burlesque opera
will most probably be repeated at the Thea
tire on Monday. The company propose
giving both matinee and evening per-
formance that day for the benefit Of the au.
thors. II they can effect all arrangements
they will determine positively to-day.
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JAMES N. TAYLOR & SON, s p. NJ, trustees sale
of real estate the east sideof Mayo street near
Broad. $500.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, 6 p. b., summer resi-
dence In the village OF Ashland.
LANCASTER & LUCKE. 12 BIZ, four shares or
stock In the Richmond Stove Company-$1,0O
each. ~ - r.s,slf
EDWARD C. GODDIN 6 P NJ, trustees sale ofnew
framed dwelling on Cherry street between Bev-
erIy and Albenarlc. - ser
ROBERT n. LYME, 6 P. NJ. four large three-story
brick dwellings, to be removed.
POINDEXTER & d., improved farm
four and . half miles from Richmond, on the
Williamsburg turnpike.
clothes, cloths, cassimeres, gold watch, &c.
RICHARDSON & CO., 6s 2. NJ, building lots in
the town Of Fulton.
GEORGE 8. vAsHON & SON, 10 n. valuable real
estate in Goochiand county and farm near
Richmond. 81. ..sii isf.tgsf., 851.
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THE MozART.-There was fair audience
nj the Mozart musicale last evening, and
the programme, though short, was very ae-
cepfable. Miss 1iera's piano solo was ad-
mirably performed, and Mr. ,Rediord sang
with great feeling EMyLoyely Child. Good
Night The vocal quartette rendered two
selections with beautiful accord, and were
Obliged to respond to an encore for their
second piece. u
The orchestra was very thin, but rem
dercd three selections very acceptabfy.
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WEATHER REPORT.

ISp,eATyoxs FOR To-DAr.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, slight change In pressure.
nartly cloudy weather and possibly areas OF
light rain. souther'y winds, ana stationary
Fnr the South Atlantic States. stationary
,,rcss,,rc. higher temperature. southeast
winds, partly cloudy and cloudy weather,
with rain-arcas.
For the Gulf States, nearly stationary
pressure and temperature, winds variable.
mostly from the south, partly cloudy and
cloudy weather, with rain-areas.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, lower
pressure. stationary or higher temperature
southerly winds. partly cloudy and cloudy
weather and ran-areas.
THH WEATHER YESTERDAY was party
cloudy or clear and mild.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 y. NJ, IL
Q :. NJ. -; noon. so; 3 p. NJ. "a; Z,
NJ. IS: midnight, 20.
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THE PUBLIC. SCHOOLS.
Closing Exercises of Madison. Clay.
Bethel, and High scheois.

OF MEDALS AND AWARDS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EPUBLIC-sCHooL
CEREMONIES ENDED--AN INTERESTING
DAY AT THE: THEATRE-IsfMENsE AU-
DIENcEs AND. GOOD oRDER-LIsT OF
GRADUATES IN THE HIGH sCHoor.-MEET-
ING OF TEACHERS TO-DAY TO RE PAID
nIr Gr
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Ihaye analyzed the wHLsKEY known under the
brand Of :" SELECT" controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER u. BLAIR & Co.. Richmond, Va, and find Is
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend Its use for medicinal and family pur-
poses.-J O. McCAw, N. D., late Professor Of Chem
istry, Medical College Of Virginia.
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LEVY BROTHERS new advertisement enumerates
q very small portion Of the goods they keep, so We
advise all in want OF DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, and
FANCY GOODS to give them call.
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REDUCED RAILROAD RATEs.-Mr. q. A.
TAYLOR, OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, announces this morn
ing that the rates OF fare to and from Rich
mond to Alexandria, Washington, Balti-
more, and summer excursion tickets to the
North, have been greatly reduced.
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HENRICo COUNTY CoURT-Judge Minor
presiding. Payne, charged with as
sauting John w. Maxwell with intent to
kin, was tried and sent to the penitentiary
for five years.
Absalom Woodson, charged with break
ing Jail in August, 1876, was tried and sent
to Jail for six months.
William Singleton qualified as justice OF
the neace
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-15

ST. JOINS SUNDAY-SCHo0L PICNIC. -
The officers and teachers OF vt. Johns Sum
day school have arranged for picnic TO
Shirley on Tuesday, June 18th. 80
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Two HUNDRED LINEN and CAMBRIC SUITS for
ladies at LEVY BROTHERS,. Their prices are much
lower than ever known before. ser
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FIRsT-CLASs DRY GOODS at the lowest prices
can Low be had at LEVY BROTHERS. They are de-
termined to reduce their stock in the quickest pos
sble time and will sell at astonishingy low prices.
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SLIPPERS, TIES, BUsKINs, SERGE GOODS, SAN.
das, Pruce Alberts, Oxfords, Newports, Magnolias,
Buckle Ncwports. &C., cheap at
DosCHEN's, 500 and 51l Broad street.
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DRowXED IN THE RIvER.-John Nunnally,
son OF Theodore Nunnally, resident or
Oregon Hill, fell from tish-trap in the river
near Mayo's bridge Yesterday, and was
drowned. The body WAS not recovered.
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N. ELLYsoN & Co., advertising agents, insert ad-
vertisements in all Of the newspapers OF the Cnied
States ut publishers rates Orders LEFT at the Dts-
pdtch counting room will receive prompt atten-
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READ LEVY BROTHERS new advertisement In
to-day's paper. You will see how Jou can save
money when you are purchasing your DRY Goope.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
R1CHNoND PosT-OFEICE JUNE ID, 1871
D., in care of Carrier No. 4, Richmond,
Va; Mr. Keesee. in care OF Davenport &
Morris. Richmond, Va. Mrs. F. n. Bates.
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OFFICERS OF THE UNITED STATES NOT
LIABLE TO STATE INCoME-TAx.-ln The case
OF a United States official, who tested the
right of the State to make him pay the In
come-tax, Judge Guigon has decided that
said officer is not liable to taxation on ms
income under the laws Of this State.
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On and after this 1a:e LEVY BROTHERS viii
close their store at ocloes T. ". They earnestly
request their customers to purchase tceir goods be-
fore that hour. Their store is open at 6i A. y.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction Guaranteed. H>.s,.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..
Annual Meeting Held Yesterday
Evening.

RESOLUTION IN RELATION TO PENSION
,GESCY-R EPoRT OF PRESIDENT-TIlE
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO WHARVES-A
FAIR EXIlIBlT-DEPTU OF WATER IN
LANES RIVER.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

g1- On all sales of Real Estate made bsttoeef
the lst Of January and last Of June the tafes .fe1
tie present year hare to be paid bythe purchdses
ON aU sakeS made tlDcen the 1st OF JutydHd td&
Of the year tie tares hare to be paid w the seIe1
This custom was adopted about hiteen yearsags
plies to Richmond and vicnity.l
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TRUNKS, VALIsEs, and SATCIELs, at
BosCHEN's, SOC aud 511 Broad street.
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CONFIRMATION SEnvIcEs.-To-morrow at
the Synagogue X. X. Isreal, Mayo street, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ, Harry, son OF Mr. and
Mrs. A. Hirshberg, will be confirmed with
the interesting rites Of the Jewish church.
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that his vessel drew, with cargo, 13t feet OF
water: j, F. AIasse, master OF bark Z. s..
Bushnell, that his vessel drew (June 2G,
1861 13s feet Of water at wharf; i. DOmey,
master of Swedish bark Olaf elias (April 8,
1877, said that he was drawing 16 feet OF
water; and all testified to the cheapness
and completeness Of arrangements OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio wharves compared
with more northern ports. -
Captain Bremond testifies that he has II
feet OF water ut the wharves at low tide and
Is at high tide, and frequently loads vessel
to IL feet 3.
Captain Coghlan's report also contained,
full exhibit OF the business done at the
wharveS.
FINANCIAL.
The report OF the treasurer was also pre-
scnted along with the presidents. Balance
In treasury. S292.5G.
Mr. j. III. Montague asked that his rcsiS-
nation as treasurer be accepted.
The reports were referred to the usual
committees.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Mr. F.. o. N6lting retired from the chair,
and Mr.. T. w. McCance was made tempo
rary chairman. Mr.. N0lting stated that he
spoke with certainty for himself and with
confidence as to the other members OF the
Board in the opinion that there should be
an infusion of new blood and energy into
! the new Board. He also suggested the elec-
tion OF q new president.
The meeting proceeded TO reelect all the
old offcers-viZ.:
President: +. D. N0lting.
| First Vice President: r. E. Blankenship.
| Second Vice President: Thomas Potts.
Treasurer: John II. Montague.
Secretary: p. G. Cog hlan.
Thanks were returned to the officers for
their valuable services.
The Chairman (Mr. McCancc) appointed
the following committee to nominate the
Board OF Directors: Messrs. Isaac Daven-
port, P. w. Grubhs, Thomas Seldom. Moses
Millhiser, and w. ii. Powers.
The committee reported the names OF the
following gentlemen: Lewis D. Crenshaw,
Jr.. J. P. Rogers, Charles U. Williams, }.
b. Purcell, Claiborne Watkins, G. A. Bald
win, A. L. Elicit, II. NJ. Logan, Z. d. Hill,
L. Levy, W. Ii. Palmer, j. G. SPOTS,
Charles p. Stokes, p. II. Mayo, and K. II.
| Whitlock.
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TnE HAgyEsr.-Scme of the farmers in
this vicinity WIN commence cutting wheat
to-day.
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GRoGEREES. 4xe.

r .ARD-IN TIERCES AND HUcKETS-
il i Of prime quality-for sale OK ,,,
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These figures include plotting. towage,
custom-house and harbor fees, dischargiDs
ballast, taking in and storing cargo, &e.
Yor,wiIl see that Richmond has the adyan-
tacsk over New York by S246.83, and
Philadelphia by s3ss.45. This Is sustained
by the three certificates herewith enclose.
Yours, &c., L. BREI0ND,
Shipping Agent.
TgPREJrDICED EVIDENCE.
In The certificates mentioned, c. G. Haley,
master OF brig Somerset, July s, 1876, stated
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Ex-Mayor Kelley delivered the medals,
In doing so he reviewed briefly the history
Of the High school. In October, 1872, the
school commenced with 4a scholars; at the
session lust closed there were lis. at first
= two-years' course was contemplated. Now
three wears IS required and the standard OF
stndies greatly raised. Up to this date
there haye been 80 graduates, and 10 OF these
sre are Now teachers in the city schools. The
Conneii. M was commended for Its hberaiity to
the schools. Not only. has the prejudice
against. I public schools been allayed, Mr.
Reiley said, but 1t now requires courage
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-01-11

Mr.. D. b. Johnson and wife, the parents
Of Judge ID b. johnson, Jr., of this city.
arrived here on Friday last, from P'a.ts-
burgh, N. Y, where they have lived for
more than half a century. The old gentle
man is eighty.four years Of age, and Mrs.
johnson is only four years younger. They
have been married sixty years and they
arc both we'll and in possession of their
faculties, almost entirely unimpaired. Mr.
Johnson was educated tn the law, and de.
voted many years to the practice, but he
gradually relinquis''ed tue court business
for that Of surveying, which has been the
chief occupation Of his later life. He
comes to Minnesota with the present in.
tenti"n IF completing his earthly career
in this Stale. He and the old lady will
divide the time residing with the Judge
in this city and with daughter who lives
in Fairl,ault. We wisl, for them that their
closing days may be smoo,l, and peaceful,
like the las, flow Of mighty river. and
that they may, like the stream, at last glide
gently out int" the great ocean, whose
shores already echo with the sound III
their Incorporating feet.
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7 mill mt SELL n n,l<,I1f,, 4

IwiU not sell o. quality Of
coal that is north only 81.
Is. People 1Un,1t o. better
article than they CON- get
for that price. Ndo,e't pay
them to haul c0<,L 8 OF, 10
miles into the country and
bring 1t to town again lis
&1tsked at not hnvi,eS
bought a. better article, I
sell none but. the best zo1Cn
coal. I don't pretend that
I can sell a good article for
less than IS. 25 per ton, but
I do supply a host Of people
at that price, NTH excellent
coal, and I give er0ct
Weight. Ihnve an ab,1zad-
amt supply and I will be
glad to furnish all wh0
f1v0r me NTH their orders.
j. w. BELDING.
Office NTH Vim. Richards
east side. 4lt2
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1roWNs6slo Items.

]. n. Priest, If Rrownsdale, has finely
selected stock Of misc :lianeous guods-
just such a. are demanded by the con-
munity in which he lives. 1t has been
his custom to deal on a strictly cash basis.
and he dnds that the best way. Now BE-
10 not embarrassed at all .y reason Of
outstanding accounts. From this time
until spring he will sell VII parts If his
winter stock at Z reduction, from usus,
prices. and hopes to meet the wishes Of
h,s patrons in I'll particulars.
= B. r. BACON. the Oldest merchant In
Brownsville, 10 still at his post trying to
do his duty. Tho stringency If the tines
hes induced him to mark down his goods
. low as possible, 50 as TO put them
within reach Is al. He will dispose os
Ab winter stuck q low rates, hoping that
with she arrivalof spring viii come an
era Of better feeling aud grestsr gsncr4,