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SUNDAY TRAINS.

uaNuE OF HOUKS-WlLMlNGION
! \ IVES TERN RAILKoAD-Comnm meme :,
Thursday : Dec. 4. 1876, Trains will run
follows:
ave Wilmington 10 70 q m, an9 q 5 @pm p
ave LandsnS1nfg ggs,nn 40 i IS a a. M. u and lo
pm. x al 70 m and 4 40
I'm.
roNNECrIO Nis.-Train leaving i.anden .a,
ry al 8. IS a. m. with train lor fhliaoei'
TIain 'n in leaving Ct Wilmington q 1870 m
b lrain leaving Philadelphia a. s:i9 ,as,i n'
d pennsy,va n Ia and Delaware train leav-
~Iandenber. AT l 10 p. IN.
Frain Leaving Landenbers at ! 80 p. m;
th Pennsylvania and Delaware trs'p t H. ,aha !"
II train leaving Wilmington for Phlla'
ssinp al r leaving Wilmington at $50 p m
Ii train leaving Philadelphia at 10 p
D. CONNELL sup
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THE DRUNKARD.


We regret to say that the patronage Of
the advocates and friend Of Temperance 10
this great moral drama, which WAS pre-
sented last night, at the Opera House, was
simply disgrsceful. There were bat 1ew
persons there. and save, with very few exs
ceptions, there was no Temperance men.
there. The moral affect of this drama,
presenting a. 1t does to the eye, the gradual
fall, of the occasional drinker, into the
ranks of the tippler, and the further and
certain :sdebassment of habitual drunknsss,
with all its attendant miseries, poverty
shame, loss of self respect, hunger, cold
nskedness and despair, 10 infinitely moro
eloquent and touching, than = sermon
preached upon the subject. The yosng
gentlemen who compose the Davenport
Dramatic Association were moved 70 give
the performance, with special reference 70
the temperance movement, intending 70
slliment and support It.; but their efforts
were over looked and not sustained BY The
temperance advocates, the drama itsslf
was well put upon the stage and very well
played.
character of the Drunkard, by Nr.
McGonigle, was very we'll sustained lacking,
however, animation in the quie'er parts Of
the character. Little Fanchion Camphsll,
as the child Of the drunksrd, plsyed %
well as to justify h.r, as pronouncing her
prodigy. The Druukard's wife, by Mis-
Claire, was very well played and the char.
acter of the old maid, BY Mrs. Chapman,
showed the trained and perfect actress.
Two of the characters were played BY per-
sons 90 closely connected with this journal,
that we refrain from comment. Our old
friend, Taylor Bradford, under the classic
name Of John Thomas, made capital law
yer Of the scheming and shyster class.
We hope the young men who compose
the association will not be deferred by the
cold shoulder given them BY the citissns of
Wilmington, but will again give such .
dramatic entertainment a. viii command
succIss.
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A HEAVY FAILURE.

William H. Reynolds, and Jeffrey Hsz.
ard, we'll known cotton brokers and specu-
lators, of Providence, R. l., failed yester-
day. Liabilities, $500, 600. Tho failure 10
supposed 10 be due to land speculation. It
is said Reynolds failed four or Ave umes
before, and was heavy loser in the late
war by running blockades.
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GOSPEL TEMPERANCE,

Despite the inclemency of the weather,
very fair assemblage met In City Hall last
night. DR.. Hicks presided, and Mr.. Towns
send spoke very eloquently for three-quaY.
ters Of an hour. The singing was an ex-
cellent feature. Several reformed men weso
present, and some practical examples signsd
the pledge. Good speakers for this svening.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-27

J>R. FiTLER'S VEGhTABLE NHEU-
IL MATIC REMEDY.-ls the parscrip.
ton OF one Of Phlade' phia's eldest physt-
clans. and is guaranteed to cure rheuma.
t:slu, neuralgia, sciatica, pal IL, Backache
&C., or money refunded, by lnvigoratlns
the nerves, purifying the blood, and neu-
tralizing poisonous deposits IN The system,
Nv merit it has become standard medt.
rine. Suffering and money saved by useing
It in time. Remember that DR.. Filter Is
the only physician in America devoting
IL ye RS to his one line OF practice. Cure
warranted, Advice gratis. 45 South Fourth
street, n.. - ..|. .r.
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THE NEW CHURCH.

The Rev. Mr.. Kramer has induced ahoat
one hundred and eighty persons to join his
New Church, and embrace his belief. This
speaks well Of the Rev. gentleman, ard asS
CUES that his views arc not offensive 10
everybody.
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$4,000 AWARD TO sALvoRs.

SIC, 1000 AWARD TO sALvORs.
The admiralty division of the High Court
of Justice has awarded the National Line
Steamship Company $4,000 for towing In
the 1nman Line steamer City Of Berlin,
which became disabled on her last voyage
from New York for Liverpool. The Inmans
had rendered 5000, denying that there was
any difficulty experienced as alleged by the
ealvors.
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RELIEF FOR ST. JOHN.
MORE MOLLY MAGU1RE OU IRA
. GES.
GUARDING THE COAL BREAKERS,
THE EASTERN WAR.

AGITATION IN CONsTANTINOPLE.
LONDON, June ga special despatch
from Vienna to the Times has the following:
SIN Constantinople the agitation against
Redif Pasha, Minisser of War, and all the
military authorities, is on the increase.
"The success in Montenegro so far from
calming this excitement has rather incrsased
it., it being downright folly, almost treason,
that in order to gain success at a compara-
ly trifling point, the important theatre Of
war in Asis should have been so wotully
neglected"
The nomination of Dervish Pasha to q
command in Asi has contributed this, for
after the signal incapacity shown by the
latter in Bosnia and Albania. his appoin.-
ment is looked upon only as a job.
THE FIGHTING AT DELIDABA.
The Delibaba special dispatches confirms
Reuters vccount of the fighting on the 21et
aud 22d inst, published this morning. 1t
It. also says that both sides having been re-
inforced, there was third days hghtind on
the 23d when the Russians again fell back
TURKISH VICTORY IN ASIA.
CoNsTANTIN0pLE, June 25-A despatch
from Erzeroum says Mukhtar Pasha has
won great victory, and las taken 1000
Russian prisoners.
ATTACK ON BAToUM.
A fresh attack on Batoum is expected.
cApITULAT1oN OF RUSSIANS.
One thousand Russians capitulatsd at
Bayazid'
l. ON THE MIDDLE DANUBE.
The Russian troops in the interior of Rou-
m aDia, are moving towards the Danube,
which is lined from Kalamsh TO Giurgevo
by over 1870, 900 men. On Sunday general
bombardment began along the whole Russ
sian line, and is reported rs being particu-
larry severe between the cortresses of Giur-
gevo and RuIschuk. The former town, on
the Roumanian bank, and occupied by the
Russians, is said to have been set on fire by
the Turkish shells; while in Rustchuk,
which is nearly opposite, the German, Bel
gian, and English consultatcs have been
struck, the latter, according to Turkish re-
ports, being entirely destroyed. Tue Turks
report the Russian fire to be very severe,
and that two prisoners and several nom
combatants have been Filled, one report
placing the number as high as 100. 1t is
reported, hut lot confirmed, that the Rus
SLAMS have unsuccessfuily attempted to cross
from Giurgevo to Rostchnk.
The Russian headquarters have been res
moved to Alexandria, on the river Wede,
not more than rs miles from the Danube,
aud about IS miles from Giurgevo on the
east, and the same distance from Turnu-
Magureli on the southwest, these Two points
being the ones where the greatest activity
is displayed or promised by the Russians.
The Gar is expected at Alexandria, so that
he will be in easy reach OF the point at
which the crossing in force is to be at
tempted.
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BACK FROM DETROIT.

John Dolan, who has been engaged q ths
Pullman Car Works, Detroit, and who has
been there for the past few months, has rs-
turned. James Boszart, Of this city, who
has also been employed at the Pullman
works, Is on his way homo. About half .
dozen Wilmington men are still there. II.
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REUNION.

The annual reunion Of the Central Press
bytsrian Church and Sunday Schools, viii
take place At Mt. Cuba, on the Delaware
Western Railroad, tomorrow. Trains wM
leave the depot, Water and Market streets,
at $50 and 1870 .. m. Tho friends Of the
church and schools are invited BY them to
participate.
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sweet FORGET Me NOt.0

VIII NJ tnf ttem II new and magnificent
ho,nnl n,n lcmarkab y pretty waltz cho
,e,'pPoNd 20, by BOBBY NrwCoMB," Of
q. q. lane. IL IS .uog by Primi ose and
y: HaHerlv's Mms,re,s. / elehantS
YIpMgler, of The "rony Pastor Troupe; ;
n,,,'nhlh", d, and other first class ar
w. over the cruntry. This $ Dg VIII
hts .. hami'ed by everybody. Prio,
~, yer copy can be md from any
se'lef, or ftom the publisher.
Il. w. iELMIcK
West 4th St. Cincinnati, O.
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DECLARED OFF.

The pools on the $50 race between sadie
Bell and Delaware, which was trotted at
spring meeting Of the Wilmington Trottins
Association in this city on the 18th and
18th insts., have been "declsred OF" BY
the National Trotting Association to whom
the matter was referred for settlement.
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ATTEMPTED ROBBERY.

An attempt was made on Monday night
to rob the grocery store Of John A. Husy,
on Ninth street. The robbers en9ered q
the window, but were frightened away bs~
fore they received any booty.
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LOTTERIES.

Prizes amounting to $3.50 OOO
PRICE IN lURRE>CY-Whole Tickets, s4O;
Halves, $50; Quarters, SlO FiftLs, s3' leDths
s;: rwentie, hs s2: Forlieths, 81.
Circulars OF Information furnished FREE
orders filled FRIES CaSheu. spanish
Bank Bills = nd Governments purchased.
TAYLOR ~ W hankers.
ii Wall ST.. New York
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Local Affairs.
RUN AWAY.

Tho Reliance horses, while attached b
their wagon, ran away yesterday aftssnoos,
but without any injury TO the wagon. After
running short distance they were stopped.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-27

i; A black and white setter slut,
.,h lea her collar On and attached
EaS W brass locg lost on Friday mern-
I"'h ruth and Orange S's. A liberal
VIII be paid IL left at the Water
Engine House JOS. SEAL.
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EDUCATIONAL.
VILLANOVA COLLEGE, DELAWARE
7 COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA.

This instiLaU-0n, chartered with Univer-
!sity Privileges is under the charge of the
Angastipian Fathers, and offers superior
advantages TO students, who desire to make
thorough Classical, scientific or CONNER
cial course. 1t is sitrs.t, I'd on the Pennsyl.
yania Genital Railroaa. eleven miles rom
Philadelphia Ee,iroad station and Post
Office on the College grounds.
Terms: Per sesslOn Of five months, IN
advance,) $3.50.
For full particulars s, send for a catalogue.
Rev. I: A. MIDDLETON, d. D.,
teel-1yr President.
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ARDEN SEEDS.

PIX SALE.--A first class Millinery rs.
labiish nent, located On y ing street,
p II splendid business III use and
fe for rent also connected herewith a
Ec'lery. Only reason for wishing 10 sell,
lh'ng health of the owners. Possession
'uve. For terms. prices &c, apply 10
N. M. CHI I'd.
No, 4 X. seventh street.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-27

lNE,-K. Messick. having removed
rom his old stand, Firtn and kiIg
rs, to sialls Nos. AZ and 4S. Second
Market Housa. would inform nis Gus
Mat he is r. ady to supply thm Win
Iey, best fresh butter from bradford
y aaries wholesale and retail Also
aha cheese AS cheat an the cheapest.
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WANTS.

eNlED - opies Of the Morning Herald
rthr 70 wing dates 75-l thursday,
y, Friday, lee 2, saturday, Dec 4,
day, Dec. -. .ueSday. Dec u. iSI-
ay,, Feb !, Monoay, Feb Z; tuesday,
Thursday, ALri, Y. Monday. aug
uncsd'y, u. iG, Friday, AuS' 49,
p.I HERALD OFFICE,
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VOL. 2. NO. S53.
RAILRO Al)S.
WILMINGTON AND
Dhln BALVIMOhE RAILhOA

hlnA BALTIMOhE kAILkOA
June 10th. 1877.
,,., nc will leave Wilmington as follows
,,,,ohja and intermediate stations. o 40
asS Sl0. 9eA 10 90, a. IN. ", 4a, 7a'
;I,saAeipha e. and Now York, 22s, 9Ha IN,
2,smore 81, m M and Intermediate stations, 8 80
|,timore III, and Washington. lQ3, $50, O m,
r.ai,s "' for ueisWare Division leave for
sW Castle 500, 62S, asv. a IN, lSO, $50
,oming 'm; and intermediate stations $50
,smar J and Intermediate stations. 500
Dau, ,.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
,,,ode,phia and intermediate statioLs
N n. s. % 6 30 p IN.
,wi.delphia and New York, ~ m.
i,imore and Wasbi dgton, ~ u III.
Hor t,rther Information passengers 9re
orr.d u, ,i to The time tables posted at the de-
T.
o,r H.F KENNEY. Supt.
wv
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IIG1J UIIfVotiVk1'S Vo
Gen. q. Il, Beaureeard, of La. and Gen
Jnbal A. Early, OF Va, Com n,iss!oners.
Write for circulars or send orders to
Nj. A. DAUpUIN,
P.O. Box 602, New Orleans, La.
Or WILLIAMSON T. co, Agents.
BIZ broadway, N. Y.
THIRD GRAND DOLLAR DRAWING.
Tuesday July3.
Capjtal Prize, $GCC00, IickeIs II
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LOST.

',Ll;;-.On Sunday, June 2llh, q red and
h'tG setter pup, wearing q small col
y liberal reward will be pal +, II The
|, W rstuincd to the Giubb Hotel, cor.
ann Marh ct stS. je2i.2t.
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BOARDING..

H.,DlNG.-Gooh board for 4425 per
CvcN. at3Dj Shipley street.
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NOTICES..

|ilCE Joshua Marls, Attorney-at-
Law. as removed TO Office n. W.cor.
and Shipley street.
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FOB SALE AND RENT.

kOR KEST-A two-story dwelling. ozS
Wol!asion street. Inquire al 81 wash
k,on street, junS.it
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rNPRECEDE ENTED ATTRACTICN!
OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRl-
bUlED.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPA-
NY.
This Institution WAS regularly incorpo-
rated by the L-gisIa' ure Of the so'a for
Educational and Charitable purposes IN
lS;s. with a capital stock OF Sl,OUO,V0O, to
gnich H. has added Il reserve fund OF $780,.
s0, Its Grand Sin4le Number Drawings
viii lake pace monthly. 1t never scales
or postpones. Look at the following scheme:
GRAND PROMENADE CON CERT,
during which will take place the eAtraor-
linarV
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GRAND PROMENADE CON CERT,

l.
during which will take place the eAtraor-
dinary
SEMI-ANNU UAL DRAWING,
At New Orleans, Tuesday, June 9Th.
under the personal supervision and man
cement o. Gen. &. Il: Be3uresard. OF La,
and Gen. Jubal A. Early of Va, Capital
Prlze S!OO, 900 Tickets Sic only,
Halves S. Quarters, $50 E1gnths, Sl.25
LIST OF PRIZES.
CAPITAL PRIZE, of Sl0O,0O $,0OG00
GRAND PRIZE. Of 500 $1,000
GRAND PRIZE, of $1,000 10000
LARGE PRIZES of lU,UW 1900
LARGE PRIZES Ct 5,W,O 2G,0CD
On Pt:ILES OF 1900 .0ODO
so so 250OU
,M) +" 800 BOON
oa, ;0O 4t,G00
fsm 100 OG00
1NkO IL 10000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
100 Approximation Prizes CT s20O 1000
10 do do lo0 LOU
ion do DO ~ $50
l1no Prizes amounting to $,2250
Gen, &. T, Beaureeard, of La and Gen
Jubal A. Early, OF Va, Com hliss!oners.
>yrito fnr circrlar rs or send orders to
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-05-17
Cough No More

There need he no Coughs or Colds where
Dr. kISG's New DISCOVERY for Consump,
ton IS used. The most severe cases of
Group, Haarseness, Pain in the Chest,
BIZ eiing Of the Lungs yield to its wonder
fnl power almost Instantly a few doses
will invariably cure the worst cough or cold.
For Asthma and Bronchitis it is a project
specific. Consumptives and Coush-worn
patients neye, fail to find relief in this great
discovery. We would advise any one tired
experimenting with physicians prescriptions
or qunck medicines to drop them at oace
and use DR.. kING's NEW DIsCoyERY.
Give it trial Regular size Sl0U Trial
bottles free.
For sale by c. Buerstatte.
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An Honest Medicine.

OF all medicines calculated to cure nffpc-
tons Of the throat, chest, and lungs, We
know of none we cannot begin % recon-
mend so highly a. DR. KINGS NEW Dis
CorERY FOR Consumption, Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, B1ochi'is, lloarsenesS, tickling in
the Troat, loss over voice, sc. 1t does
Dosihreiy cure, and that where everything
else has failed. No medicine can show
one half 80 many positive and permanent
cures rs have already wrought by this
wonderful remedy. For the Asthma and
Bronchitis it IN perfect >pccifc, curing the
worst cases in the shcr'ess tine possible.
We would say by all means give it u trial
Three doses will re ieve the worst case.
T'T"l h0ties free Regular size; ! 90
For sale Y q Bu"r>tatte
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MANITOW0C RAPIDS
"SaImagundi >

MAY S.-Our little village is still flour
ishing under the auspices OF our religious
and other good principles. The fish fever
has asst, very much to the pleaaur' of the
people of this place, who were very much
annoyed by mauv of our city and neighbOr
log friends, who made it speciality to
not only keep awake at night by t. cir
needless shouting, In, To claim or destroy
nearly every hing which they could lay
hands on. Daring the time, however,
hundreds Of the tinny tribe persisted daily.
Our so-cailpd fcrsaken burg has been
male liv,ly during the last few days,
especially on Sunday, by many from
abroad who came to participate in the
grand programme Of the day. A process
sion was formed at the post Office, headed
by three equrstrianS in regalia, who man
aged their beautiful white charges in
mrnner exceled by those onll who live by
the saddle they were followed by the altar
h-NSS IN thor brantIiul hhblt III REQ. NnlIS
and blue; then came the aged men, follow
ed BY the young men in good order; next
came the little girls in " hte, then the old
ladies with fattcrng step, and last, but
not least. were the young ladies society n
iull regain. The procession was marshall
ed bv Rev. Godfrey Mower, who adrninst-
cred nrst communion to the Juveniles. after
which they bet0uk themselves to the schoGl
house where they did justice to II grand
feass managed by the Rev. Pastor. A:ter
the inner man was supplied, they again
fell into line and marched to the bury ing
thence to the church in order for final
benedictinn.
Search. had our ranks been broken,
when 6f5ean gooiiooking, stalwart yonng
men rom the city, came into cur midst
cane: I y made il a special 20 mt t. camp
at the first saloon, where keg Of beer Was
ordered and INDUCED IN. reasonably assist
ed by your vorthv cores pom lent by special
invitation MANY songs were sung, willie
he beer lastei, with toastS to CORES pond;
when they had slaked their thir-t, lire
va formed and healed for the CIV, az
they thought, .'but homes had no charms
for Them" they thought the longest way
round was the nearest way home. They
tried their SKILL as marksmen while on the
wav, but the key was too much for them,
allowing none to bit the mark, though
many rounds were fired; they could see
two targets instead of one, leaving tn
blame on rhe revolvers, as natural ccnse
quencp; as it had two sights, it revealed
two targets: they coul always hi the i'm
aginary one. Our latch string hangs out
size, always, for such soul inspiring guests.
Call again, boys. FELIX PUER.
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GOLDEN EEDDI &c.
A Happy Family Reunion

! The family OF Mr. and Mrs. \ Max
ham, of this city, met at their residence
/ Thursday, the 10Th of May, to celebrate
tue hitleth Anniversary OF their wedding
day. There were present on this JOYFUL
occasion, Mr. ard Mrs j. d. Markham
aud daughter OF this city, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Geo. c. Markham AID Ill. Ii Markham,
of Milwaukee, Mrs Byron Markham, OF
Sangasuck, Mich Mrs. W b. Mott, Mrs
John kilien and daughter, OF c to, WIS,
and Mss Clara Markham, who resides
with her parents, together With lew
friend, Of the family. After hearty CON-
gratuation and many kind wishes, the
party proceeded to tue dining room. After
ail had partaken OF the bountllul repa,i
prepared for the occasion, and admired
the brides cake and the beautiful bouquets
that adorned the table, the old genJl, man
brought forth some alDe oil his own mhuu-
facture, IN winch, after appropriate lie
marks, the assembled guest, drank to the
health OF the aged couple. Then came
tie presents, which were valuable ami
beautiful. The rest OF the cay passed
pleasantly IN recalling scenes OF other
days, and comparing the Golden Wedding
with the wedding day fifty Years ago, when
triRg spoken u. that sc med sal that MAS
the TACT hat only four cut of the fifty TIA
attended their wedding ht.y years ago
still 1--we. A Az eaIl, hour The com
pany, With many Mini WISHES, took thsn
leave, aud returned To their - parate homes
Mr.. Markham was born IN Pittsfori
Vt, April 2Ith, 1896. lie is therefore
81 years old. His father emigrated to
Wilmington, Essex county, \ Y, IL 1901,
where Mr.. Markham has since resided un
ill he came TO TIL, city seven year ago
IA period OF over seventy years. For over
fifty years he has been member of tht
Order OF Masons. Mrs Markham, whoae
maiden name was Mcleod. is ii descendant
Of the Ole Scotch Covenanters. Her grand
father came over 10 this Country before the
French war, AMI was one of the historic
few who once made their tea III Boston
III rbor Mrs. Markham was born III
Keene, IL Sept 22i, 1901 Her faith
er also en.igrated to \ Y, IN AN early
day. MI AMI Mrs. NJ ,rkham were mar
RED in Wilmington, Essex county n. Y,
Thursday, May 10Th, lo2I, ty the Rev
Henry Slater. Mr.. Markham took hl~
bride to his own hume, two and halt
miles from her fathers residence, where
they lived forty three years, and where
was born to them six sons and four daught-
ers, all of whom grew to man and womans
estate, tie youngest daughter dying at
twenty four. There is now living of their
descendants SIX sons, three daughters al
twelve grand children-Mr Byron Mark
ham. of SnngntucE, Mich, David L. Mari
ham, of Neenah, Wis, and L. A Markham
of Aver Mass, being unable 20 attend the
family reunion. A hal a century since
our aged friends started en- their marital
journey with the promise "til death do us
part !" Through prosperity and adversely,
through sickness, sorru" and death, with
love that las grown stronger and brighter
age dms the sight, unnerves the hand
anG disease holds them in its relentless
gasp, with faith that fails not, they ~
preach that other home whose maker AMI
builder is God.
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War Maps.
CHAs. EssLINGER, 2. VI

Schedlcrs Mp Of the Black Sea, Asia
MINOR, the Caucasus, Southern Russia,
Rnumania, and Eastern Turkey. Eusrav
&c on stone, clretuiy printed ana colored.
Scale, |: 100000. Size, - % inches.
Price folded and IL cover, s. 40.
This Map Is very accurately complied
from the latest ana most complete materi
al. 1t presents, at enc glance, the scene
of the war, both in Europe and in Asia.
Published by Z. Steiger, - 4 ri Frank
fort Street, New Y Jrk, by whom copies
will be promptly mailed upon receipt of
p lee. This publi-her has made prepara-
tlons for bringing out aditional War Maps,
as soon as such NAV Income necessary.
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Kentucky Cash Distribution Co.

The atteation Of our readers is respect
fully called to the displayed IA lvertiS~n-n It
of the Kentucky Ca:h Distribution Co.,
from which it VIII be seen that organiza-
ton will distribute on June 30th the sum
of $4,000. This will be the spcnni ~
the series of Grand Drawings under tie
Company's ohar;er, AMI will be conductei
II the same manner as the first the fair
n IS CT which is c,uceded by all, and to
which a long hit of d stin- III >h-d rfica s
have c-rtihed. This second schcm, Is she
he>f ever eff red t. the public, and the
price If ickets is only $40, which are sold
in halves md quarters Me->r~. G.. W.
Barrow & Co., of Louisvill-, Ky, are the
gener Managers and th- old ami we'll
known firm of Th0s. IL II US & Co, No.
697 Broadway, New York, General Age ts
A"v com munications or orders for ticket IS
direct 4 TO either Of these firms will be
promptly aud courteously filed.