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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-11-08
To be Prinledin School Boks.

Reader, your eyeSight is worth more
to you than any Information syou are
likely TO gain from this beek, ,.he,s ever
valuable that may be. foasafet here
fore edsBesiy cdutio,&d. - -
l. TO esure that y0l sufficfent light,
and hat yslr position be such tha, you
| not n1ly avoid the Idiresthys upon
your, eyes, but thst you also avoid
hight Should be sreeievd over the left
shoulder. .s2HUA
2, That you avoid a .sipopipg posi-
ton and forward inclination of the
head. Hold the book up.41.Sit erect
also whenlyou write. -ns-.s.. r-s7' s.
3iFhat at brief Intervals yon rest the
eyes by looking OFF and away from the
book for afewImomentS.ss .aAif be-
And You IRE further cautioned to
avoid as much as possible, books and
papers printed in small type, and es-
pecially such ss are poorly printed; al
80 to avoid straining OF, overtaxing the
sighI an dayloag - -s...z. ~ - ~
d Boys may, need TO be remainded OF
the great importance OF thoroughly
cleaning the eyes With soft, pure water
both morning and evening.
Goldsmith Maii i has been withdrawn
from the turf. She is twenty-one years
OF age. .asib ~ ts-.s z,..lzs,s-l 81 als' .irS
An Irishman- who had been sick. a
long time was one day met by the
parish priest, when the. folio Rins con-
versation took place, ..lNell, Patrick,
am glad yeuzhaye recovered. We're
you. not afraid to meet your. God?n
'Ob, no, your gIivereAee! Ut was
weetin, the other party that was
afeard uv!p replied Pat iIstfh IF I
p Eighteen Thousand men ere now en- :,
gagged in the express business. Express
co'nDsnies cover $4,000 miles of rail-
road, and it is estimated that it, mes.
:, ngers daily travel "a 300. .00ti- miles
Three thousand five hundred horse.
are employed, aud over 600 Offices
are required to transact their business
an, and an amount of capital is :. vest
ed DOT less than $50. 100000.
A boy came along to one of our
neigbor's houses holding very dirty
dog, and asked the gentleman of the
house: Don't you want buy dog
mister?" "What kind of a dog is it?"
asked the gentleman. The boy look
ed puzzled. "Weli," said he, sit is
part terrier" "And what is the rest!"
asked the gentleman. "The rest" an
swered the boy. "why the rest is
just dog"
Some men can never learn how to
phrase prayer. A hersewas running
away with man He grabbed hold
of the side of the wagon and said: "OI
Lord. make US thakful for the mercies
we are about to receive. REV. Mr..
Talmsge. Itappears To have been the
horse who didn't know, how to phrase
a prayer in that instance. But what
did the animal want to grab hold ofthe
side of the wagon fOr?-Boston Post.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-11-08


HERE is statement of affairs in re-
conciled Mississippi. 1t is made by
the Mayor of Osyka, in the Summit
FINES, conservative paper. The
Msyorseys; s'4 "
Onfte night oftbe 3Oth of June, or
mouninssof the 1st of July, a number
OF armed ard masked men went to the
house ol Frank Possey, shot and killed
Frank Possey, whipped two other ne
groes, Henry Macke and Louis Null
Wy, and fred into the house of Add
Coleman, and made the night hideous
with their yells ana oaths!
On the mig ht of the 2Sth of July, so
was i:i;Ormed by Mr.. l. W. Cutrer, two
negro oien were taken from his prem
ises by Il body of armed men and whip
ped. These men sent by this negro a
note of a very threatening character
against j. W.snerry and myself.
On the night of the ed of August q
body OF armed and masked men ap-
peared in town; they fred into my OF.
flee, the post Office, and the business
houses of w. ID. Davidson and j: W.
ferry, and left a note of menace
against ". ID. Dayidson. W. ID. Da
wilson states that he received mes
sage that he had made himself obnUx-
itus and must leave, or his life would
be taken. Inclosed with this you will
find the sW Orn statement of Louis
Mulvy, made before me on the 25rh of
hieh needs no explana-
tion.
This isn't better than things were
last gear when the State wasn't recon-
,iled. We don't see that the Democrats
are administering things more wise
y than the carpet baegers. And DEM
Dcrats aie not troubled with any oppo-
,ition. The carpet baggers had TO
light the lawles- people, supported by
he vast majority of the Democratic
party
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-11-08
~ CHEAPEST AND BEST -es

Combines more sttractions than ary other
Beaver (Pa) Times.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-11-08
Master Commissioners Sale.
James Kelsey VS.. James Conner ct al.

James Kelsey VS.. James Conner ct al.
I N pursuance of an order of the Court of Com.
mon Pleas of Belmont county, Ohio made
at the October term thereof, 1876 in the above
entitled action, and to me duly issued / will
offer teI sale, at Public Auction, on
Monday, November 10. 1877,
at O'Clock afternoon, al the door OF the Court
House of said comfy, In ST. ClairsvIlle Ohio
tine following described Real Estate, with the
apEnr' eahLces. as The property of the deferi.
dant. James Conner. viz:
Lot No IL, Block Il oi the City of Bellaire,
county of belmont and State of Ohio.
Terms of Gale Cash. Appraised at $780,
IF CHARLES WORTH, Mast Coinfn'r.
SMITH, Atty. aHf i= lbaiS '77-5t4 I
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-11-08
POETRY.
MY GIRL,
BY JoHs s. ADAMS

A little corner with its crib,
A little mug, spoon, e bio,
A little tooth so pearly white,
A latle rubber ring TO bite. -
A little plate an lettered round,
A little rattle 90 resound, &
A little creepiRg-seel she stands!
A little step 'twixt outstretched hands.
A little doll with flaxen hair,
A little willow rocking chair,
A little dress of richest hue,
A little pair of gaiters blue.
A little school day after day,
"A eliaiei ischoolmaam' TO obey,
- "A little stldy-soon 'tis past, -
A little graduate at last.
A little muff for winter weather,
A little jockey hat and feather,
A little sack with funny pockets, =
A little chain, a ring Snd lockets- Z 2
A little while to dance and bow,
a little escort homeward now,
A little party, somewhat late,
A little lingering at the gate.
. 81 'As A little walk in leafy juno,
A little talk while shines the moon,
ITT "A littie reference to papa,l
little planning with mamma.
A little ceremony grave,
"a hflestruggle to be brave, fT1
a little0tbge on lawn, = q
A little kiss-my girl was gone!
i st Nicholas for NOpenaber.
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Manhood: How Lost, How Re-
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, 1877-09-04
Msusts ttltgr. peorf1ta.
Ser &riea III, Orient.

Qorbon.3 3. Sept. Ser gorrelpots'
Dent beg r@tonoarb" i'm Gnoer @olimar
paida's telesropbirt INTERIM 81. Nu'
quit: Isle 5lrfen baben ~beesutsno'
Derndstuuseu unb mebrere WlDrier en-
pfansen. Gin ensrsiibsr Mnsriff on
Die Iebte @teuuus Der @uH'n i'm Sail
bar5 n6d5teus ertpartet werbsn."
Mnoere 0epeIdcn melben, ooB Si'
GuIien eben}aus bstrdftlid perItdrt
,porbeu Iino.
@eitere 8eri9te BON Sdumla bsiid'
tiaen nidt bic Ta9ri6t, ooB 8ater ga.
ida uermiBt mirb; i'm @esentbeii, ein'
sp,siolbspeide bes rSelearap6" iast
'baB CT nit Dem OsmanlisS rbtn boeo.
rirt worben lit. 4
IS mirb berihtet. ooB @robfirt Mi-
Aael. Der Dberbsfeblsbaber Der ruff
i1en Mrme in 6leinalien, bas gomman
DO BON Gen. MelitoH's Corps psrion-
lid ibernebmen wiro, inoem eicisr 81
fsisr obsslsst 1porosu it, neil er lsin'
gefe6te iiberidrittsn.
Sic 5urten eeiteben elm, oaB lie in
@6ipta=YoHs 1000 Munn perlorsn
1000 8eruunbete famen 9eitern ingorit
nrpel an.
Ser folssnbc oIfiS'elle @cridt 1T Der
0ffsntli9e mcrbsn: Ser ruiiiide Scr
lu1t am 81. Mueut 5u &ooit'oi NOR Z
9etDotet uno 80 perwunost; 81 Yeli'at,
80 Oifisiere uno 1920 @olooisn Qei6o'
tst nno per,punost. Ser tlrfiide Ser
fluff 1T enorm. Sn Der Ndbs ees Scr.
les peliiut ,pnroen ON 81. MusuIt iite'
800 tubte G0rper se5dbIt.
Die Ganonaoe 5wilden Guiduf uni
@iuroepo oauert fort. @e,luite werbsI
feline heridtet.
MorianopeI,S 3. Sspt. Son ben
@dipta Yaiie eingetrrfiene Nodridte'
meloen, boB Splimon 9alha eile Uci
Doribsilbaftsre Stsuuns anf ben @rbo.
ben Dor Der 6c1tun9 Hihotns enaenom'
met. bat. '&uiliAe 8eridrfun9en ta-
men lebie R,4t al.
9ie GmoltroBe und Gabropa uigt
BON tirtijhen 8aiterien beberridt.
, 1877-09-04
GurulatIMe uadllihten.

aus bent 2~Sre,ssan. 80 uiel gIie.
idlase mle oteles Sabr batt II mir iAou
lanse nid,t ms0r gu D r;elAn. n. Sclou'
oer5 bsimseiudt wuro Die 0egsno BON
Gmmeaoin9eu. Dort muroe wabrenl
e1neS bsftisen Sc uitterS in Der @ss
meinos Vrslamt ourh Den Vlie 3ueI
Msnlbeu g'tSotet. 3whtea 6 uno Z
unr Ab nos uaroe in Btsttcutaal Der
bortlse SoIbaucr. i'm ye riff, einsn
@arbenua9em mad, 9auic gu iabrcn,
pom Bilsc nebca Dem Waaea esihla.
gen. g. 9leiter 3eit wuroe im Ne.
BERT al inc Wlt.ws pom Blrbs setootet,
pebreno ein in Der NGpc be iaeliAu
Dtann be 0ubt gu Booen eworicu
uuroe. 0a6 gleihe @sw'ttsr tras autt
III s nnenoin9en 6eitis a une hraAic
o6rt 9asd, Der al 0auf, &abat uas
Te5eu Slaosn auserleltst bat. Gir
lI-atbares Sa9eluet.sr bat Wiabcim
sstroHeu. 100 8alelt0ruer III Der @r0Bs
uoa Iaubeneiern iieleu unb III Telo ulc
SUR bcoeutenoe 0eswaitun9cn anrib'
tetcn. Die braht lis9t ltribWciis am
0oeen, StelHoblt une anosre Srii1tt
iine ab9e, dla9eu; am trolt ,Ol tlteu licbl
es absr in Den N,ben aus, no unter
alien 6t6ttn absetreauts Btsrca uao
gauge Erauben lie zen, wSDreuo NaeS,
lpa8 bd gen blieb, mebr oSer wenlger
beIhaoist III. Ser 9an;e umfaug oes
Sdu0enS wr6 .iM crit RathtrG llid) CT,
melleu Iahen. Nm arsfteu bauste Oas
8etter ldn9S oeS @%ebirses, Wo ca gum
Orfan au5artete, arobe Sdnmc sntiuur.
selte, Daber 'abcedts. Gbirsu uno Sen.
ferlaoeu 6eihdoi9ts, Vsuterldclbeu
sinIhlus unb aides ibsrfbwemmte. Sn
oieier 9iulidt iao bic OciAaItsu Don
WauAen bis sesen 0aufsu, oa.uutlr
oas Weilertbal am tdrtl!en III Wltlet
oeuihaft 9e3o9en. Turdtbar 9at au6
elm @%agelwetter nit Sturm unO @ol.
tenbruh Die @emeiuoe Seis9runo b;.m'
9ciutt. Die weni9en @eWa1le, Die
bort ~Sepflau5t werocn t6uneu, &artois
feln. Qaber uno @ras, iino total ser.
lt6rt uno liefern bel siinltlasm 8,rlaui
nlht mebr Den 5amen. Der 5haosu
an @swdAisn, W'sen uno DaAern
Wnroc ourdl SaducrtanSi9s porlauii3
aui $1,000 %. ssidaet elm barter
SAlas fir biz opnsbia lAoa ara.s flelne
@emsln De.
gutenberg. Der iinst uertorbens
Outs. ano 8raueretbsltser Mlsganber
Bed III Y~appenbeim, frib.r oabier
wobnlalt. fat ialt isin aeiammt.s be-
, 1877-09-04
)rlanoi(de pspe(drn.

Rem Oprf. 3. Sept. Seute Mor-
gen brad elm Seusr in Der 4iano .Gabrif
On oerg8eIi 35. Str. aus. weIde sdnalih
nicoerbrannte. Gs beiBt. BOB 10 Ysrlo-
ren mmtomer. 9is Tlammen perbrsites
ten lid bs iiter Die Strube. spil1en
D 10. uno II. Nue. unb Snitbrten 6.
u. @Onuslp's &orbiabrit, s. @raham
& Co.'S Seioenfabrit unb mebrsre chs
iioEenSe 9aulsr. S. @oltsr's Charcoal
fabrif an Der "a. Ctr, iowie elm glod
SolSbauier on Der 10. ape. wurosm
9lei9fals einsedihert. @Ine Damp.
iprise u%erbrannte, ineem Die 6euerlsnte
III 5plge Ger furhtbaren Sise Iie nidt
iue9brinseu fouutcn. Sic 6lommen
limb iebt nuter Gontrole.
9artforo, Conn. 3. Sept. SIN
Staatssudtbauie 81 Witbersfielo wuroe
Der 8d@ter Dm. Sbipman porseliern
Wo4t pOa apei 5tralinsen erl1ol.
fen. Namsns 9snrp 9amlin une 9Bm.
Mnsn. uberwdiIist nno ouf feline 9iilfe.
rmfe feuerte 9amlin sinen S1uB auf i'm
ob. Sbipman muroe 10 lhlirm per.
,uunoet, ooB er seitern Worssn itarb.
Samlin mo Mlen wuroen bon onoeren
@d6tsrn sntwafnet uuo o~ingfelt se-
maut.
Gineinnati 3. Sept. Samitaa
osriibtc Elm Icser, Simeon 8arnett Elm
, 1877-09-04

2eineGrcellenSi hen Ser.
eini0ttn Stooten. Sem Gene.
~ralppHmciitcr Gsp 1T es neulib begeenet.
baB or pen Dem Nrdlioenten 0apes ole
.eeiner .Ggcslens% Dem Nrdiiosnten ses
fDrpden bnt. 19aiie!be 9erieben suae.
foBen. Mnh Die 5erren 5etrft6re
lNsifelieoer oesgobinetD, meroen supei.
len nit. nieiem Sitel betbrt. unb nod
bdniaer .oeidiebt es, ooB lie Miniaer
9enannt ,perocn.
NGes bie5es III auBer Orbnung. Gein
@eieb bat Dem Yrdlibent,n Den Sitel
Gret[ens beiaeleet. Sic rihtige @eiie
i'm an3ureben, 1T 5err prdlioent, Cdr.
YreIioent"). uno menn BON inn in bril-
ter Yerlon eeiprnhen uirb. 10 beiBt er
einfo1 fer prdHoent. MuA iino bic
Mitolteher bss Cabinets fr,he Wliniter.
%ipnbern einfad Die 9eeretare oes Grdli.
benton, Don benen awsi einsn eigenen
Sitel baben, ndmlih Der @eneralpolt~
! meiifer unb Der Oberbunbesnnwalt.
Sn allen biefen Gttifeteniraetn plest
Senator GUNNER Die b6hite Mutoritdt
su iein uno oas Obiae entbdlt feline On
idt barber. @enn es irseno Semano
CUR 8erubisuns oienen fam. 10 mag CT
.alio milita, ooB es biersulanhe feline e.
ceaeuaen, ~weni9IteHs feline ein6eim'Iben.
sibt. Wbl.
Ole Temperens9eiree ideinen in
| &entudp nid)t iebr beliebt gu iein. Tor
&ur3em cridifnen in Momoe County
aD., elm Ofann uuo einc Srau. .pfjdle
eine s8ar" auf eiaein &arren bcrumfub
rem, uno ben reinel1 uuaerfdlihten Stat.
gut" be taufteu. @tae Sserifismann
iboft modte ben @erluhe oic Mi,th=
ihaft auf Hdoern aui,ubeben Ser Wirtb
uno feline Srau u%crld)un;ten 1id jtood
binter oeu &arren uno 9aben SSelier auf
ben Sberif uno ieiue A~ionnid)oit. grit,
nahoem elm @chulfsiber'ff oeto Ntct uuo
Die Srau oe8 Wilthes perpunost ,poraen
mar. eraab iid oas Gb,paar.
|. S grooflpn 1T Der ct iteaeiit aud
in Die Wulifcr aciabren. 8 am leeten
omitaa Nadmi'taa um 4 llbr oaB lib.
lld,e 6rets9oucert in Hroiptet.P olf be-
aihueu iofte, neiaertcn lid Is Miitalle-
Der res @onterno'iden Srde1cr III ipics
len. Sic nabmen tire Snitrnmcnte inter
Den Nrm uno alngtn beiu. uno Sr. Con.
ternc mubte iih oiesnal NIT bem hrtt
Der Qeute bebelien. Qie Muiitcr srbalten
ibten Tah'afeiteu 0enldh So. so his 81
una ole &tritcr ~perlaneen. 81. Soute,uo
lolle ebenianS ein ftftcs @ebalt, idt aber
einen qcmllIcn l>ro,cntiae OCT BON Der
taot fir Ole @onctrte anqcleettu gum.
me erbaltcn.
, 1877-09-04

ideuBlides @erbrcden on Grou 9errp
&insisp, Die Trau eines Sarmers, mel
der nabe Sgforb. Ohio. mo6nt. Gar
nett murbe pft6aitet unb in Die Sail ge-
iperrt. @sliern erbro1 cine Mnsobl wiis
tbenber Mdnner oas @efdnanib uno
iboB i'm our9 bcn 2eib, ieooA ni6t
tDbtlid. Man befiirdttt, ooB Elm weite'
rer @eriu9 semaAt ws,beu miro, i'm 5n
tDoten.
, 1877-09-04

@rS6,rs gn,.tsen wer tn niger Sertdntt.
N6tc tsr ,peuiser Bel n btlten etnen Saaase.
uue Atsss.n Fnb I'm gsraus AZ aatlen.
Die 2eituna wi,b III 8ifmUue uat ltnt'
ssaenb bon bem 9rSsetn fir IS 9tnts PEI
Wrhe ausgetragen.
, 1877-09-04
mercnntiIe @a1taan1
Marine Sniurance Company
pom Netp @prf,
Mem @crt, 10. Sauuar, 1877.

Mem @ort, 10. Sauuar, 1877.
Tu'aenrsr 9eridt ppn ben @eI6ittsn Der
S~eleNltaft am 80. Dsssmter, 1876. ii p.r~
III u'lift, UNI bic S%eoinsungen BIS Gb rters
su erfilen
WusReheube Yramien, 81. De-
aenber, 1S76"...........$ 2Ol,692 "A
prdrnien erbaltem upm 1. San.
It's 80. Eeaember 1S79.~~~ S7S.932 0S
Total Yramier ~"".....$l o80.624 81
~etraa e%inseoan ener Y'amien
pm |. ST.. Nd .Se3.lS76 $953 404 %
Weniaer returnirte 9rdmten.. 80 9O5 ~
Nettc einae9angene prdnt'en... 92O.499 II
gesoblt mabrenb b%erislten Ysriobs:
Eerluf,. Spmm.iion, l~lnfplfen
uuo Wtteerrerlhfrnng, tpe'
niaer qsbne........,.>.,.. $751; 800 O6
$183.109 66
Mftisnimbatsr, 1. WuauN.... $25, goo 90
Bar bss ,bltsr &ata't an Ser
faiter..... %
Die @s1saltaft bat bic folasneen Wfiua:
Bar III Ga ten.....".."". Sb7,5l7 ~
Ger. Staaten, Staat5 Bant
uno cnesrss GapjtaI.......~. 452,2s1 90
Snte' e0sn iGais ppn aneeteaten
Sreloern ......". ........"..." FL 20
pr1mien : 9tpten unp pr1mtea
aum GOaeitircn 37O,156 2s
@ erslperiberuna unb g6bne
faQis. uup Wsribpapiese an-
ssrer @sleui9aFsen"""""."> 71,O2S 90
$965.479 3S
=---E==
, 1877-09-04
GcutimlanD.

. n, s. Gept. Ser rStan.
horb" mdoct, oaB lie Jirma S. 6. 6'elo
& Comp. 8onfiers in Growfiurt a. M..
i1rs Sablunsen eiu9eits0t. 9ic Yaiiua
msreen auf 81, 900. 900 eeiaast.
, 1877-09-04

gpnt8 unb 9ppctbeten uno
@runpmistbsn auf gi9en.
ihum in Der Gtabt poiIabel-
pbia 1888 .632 II
Ser. raateu einsetra ie Ssnos 62O,900 0U
Darlebsn Der Staat pbilabsl-
Observation-Disclosures. 447>OOo 90
9lderbeitn Der Staot pbtla-
telpb 11.172 rs
Nrletcn Ter 9tabt pitt5turg
uno aneerer gtabte~..... 61,4S0 90
Oarlsb II bes 9reimaurer SEM
pels, Ybilaaslpb a".""".. $4,000 90
@run' -@isentbum. ...."...~ 1920 70
0pnts bon Derihiebensn Giien
tabneu unb anbsre Corpora.
Observation-Disclosures" 355,e7o 90
Ithen BON peribiebe Ell Gilen-
b"bnen une anbere &crpord.
ttUnsn..~.....,...."."" 432, 1914 so
Nnasbaufte unb anbe3abie
Sutereien ...""."..".. 22,960 20
Vaar rprratb'9 unp in 1anten
Yon Nssntsn.. "~-."."" 373.O34 p
$3,7Ss, 095 81
Dim 1isn Sonuar 1876 beirut
aea bic MEets....... 1861, 1872 81
3unab lie i'm Sabre 1S76....$ 226,t63 80
, 1877-09-04
@cpr9e 6ibfDm, ir.,
(Ma6fSleer Don 8eauss & @iblon.)

Smppttenr unb gdnbler in
alien Sorten 9orSellan. uno @las-
@aaren, Ioluie in ueridieoeuen
Irten SauSbaltuussse-
rdtbi6after.
Sd babe lcetsn ptrsft ssbalten cine neu
Gcrm WirtbStafts .8laiden unb ale Mrtsn
Yon @Iafer, 3riltaa- 5lalGen, Gbampasusr-
@laler, elm Spuss Enforcement Spn 0israld-
fern. GisbaIter oper Wa0erfibIer r&efrissr.
atprs." ionic cine eroBe Auspatl BON fransS-
ilten me ensiilbea Vrrsslau.
, 1877-09-04
Gtretnta Stadts<@ a5etlt
tasIta teraassesebsn Son
3obn 9. ptim
30. 8 3u0lite Strase.
Std NJ II ), y a.

snbycrtptiprS @reife.
, 1877-09-04
Q'e penn(plpania
feusr DfrGdfrungs : Ge(t4fdaft
BON Ybiluhtlpbia.
@esrunoei 1925.

8aur capital. ....s 400. 900 90
Qlctiuo 1,655,7l7 20
, 1877-09-04
SerGDerungs=@ efeni-
. trstnta
Iemer mnb marine
Capital $500, 900.
Sffice: 1915 Wtaiu GtraEe.

Dieie @sriAerunss .@eie0fhaft 1T fdon i'm
Sabre 1882 ms asteg aeruiea unb bat fit
ista oils tlne Der beltsn uub iherten Weisl.
ihaiten b tpielen uno felt ,brsr gnttebunl
S2,500.0 600 fir GerIIRe te3ablt,
Die purIihuit lt1e Divine be tstrug Il
pros, PER Nnnum felt ibrsr Gt nbune.
Sir erIubsn MGs, wslts Gerlideruneer
au MAIDEN + ben, III unla + Office, SO,
1915 Main Ctr, porsuipf ben, pper uue
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, 1877-09-04
Amerieangtre Endurance
6 . 1T y a It y,
&c.. $40 Walnut Strabe, s..
PHILADELPHIA, PA. E9
1910,

1runbeiaeutbum in philadelphia
unb i'm @1uYltin Safeu~ ...., $3.50 100 no
Bombs unb9ypotbefen, sriesG elb 431 ,939 30
Darlsben nit GaQaterals ...."... 137.350 90
Slut Sel9ertc @runbmietben".., 41,040 SO
s ienbabn, 8anal unb 8plsn-
Gumpasuie 8unbs,........... 1885 0O
GiIenbabu unt anbtre Nfttsn..... 1886 &C
@srsiniaten Sta0tsn DarIsben... 1l0,250 90
Gtaot. County unb Gtabt Oars
.,lsteu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. So $50 &C
, 1877-09-04

fir be foleenten
rciden nns 5aberlaiif8ea Geieaibaftcn.
FIRE ASSOCIATION
OF PHILADELPHIA,
s%essanest 1920.
0eridt Der Wiaiie iii l. Sanuar 1917.
, 1877-09-04

gretyc Der Mn5stgen:
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60 sssL - s:ssssiississ -;
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE
~ RAILROAD.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
APRIL s. 1877.
THROUGH MAIL.
1885 i. NJ, leaves Richmond daily, connecting y,
Greensboro with trains on North Caro-
lima division and n. W. y. CIR. X. al
Charlotte with trains on Atlanta and
Richmond AIRLINE railway for At
lanta, Macon. jacksonville, MoDtgnme-
ry, Mobile, and New Orleans, aud all
southwestern points. With c. e. and
a. X. X. for Columbia, Augusta, and all
southern ann southeastern points.
LYSGIIBuRG ACCOMMODATIONS.
O:4O A. NJ, leaves Richmond daily for BurkevilIe
Farmville, Lynchbrrg aud interme-
dIatc points. making close connection
nj Lynchburg for ill southwestern
points,
THROUGH MAIL.
S:23 L. H.. arrivcs Richmond daily. connecting
with North Carolina division y. W. n
6. X. r., &. g. and a. X. r., ans
Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE rail.
way from all southern and southwest
ern points auh with Richmond. Frrlc-
rickshurg and Potomac and Chesapeake
and Ohio railroads for all northern and
western points.
LYNCffBURG ACfOHMODATIOS
$3.50 L. NJ. arrives Richmond daily from Lynch
burg. farmyc, Burkcyillc. and all IN
terncdia,e points, and from all south
western points.
Tickets sold IL all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Palace slcrpin2-cars rIln through bet ""cL RIGA
m0na and Brunswick. Ga.
Local tickets good only Tor continuous passage be-
tween the points named on tickets. Np Ety-oTeI
checks will he given. T. IT. X. TATCDTT,
General Superintendent.
JONI It. MAcMURDo. General Passenger Agent.
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nEATHN.

Died April ssd at shadw,eaIi II o tf RAN
wear of her asc e fls late !. j. Randolph, Jr.
was passing an nas 20 hear
willing togo Her ue't Iona suffering and patient In
of all wl,o and tender In her affections nI
%9dest Virtue. Often
tc was anr cn was pressed to her lips no murnu
hsr ,a a fUahd h Path
alone tnas rcI,tion OF life her career was one o.
inI I'd and usefulness to all within reach o.
a ,nvinr care Such lives never dis, ana uc sns.
~, her memory will fade from the hearts VI 'Ao''
", who "' knew hrr only with rfc itself.
,>,, e,adonIy IN Prince Edward county, May Z
ag1 'SiJSAN FRANCIS, daughter of W. I. ab'
! "i.n H. Luck: aged seventeen years.
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TIE SPEAKERSHIP.-The Phlladelphl;

TIE SpEAKERsnIP.-The Philadelphia
Times OF Monday says
"Congressman Walker, OF Virginia, now
in California, was interviewed by San Fran
cisco reporter the other day. 1t was not a
very important interview, but we learn from
it that Mr.. Randall will not be elected
Speaker, that Mr.. Morrison is depending
upon his friends, that Mr.. Walker will not
be candidate, and that Mr. Cox has good
show and will make 4 big fight"
Governor WALKER does well not TO allow
his name to be used against Mr.. RANDALL.
Some others OF the southern members would
do we'll to follow his example. They would
not lose anything, and would save their
regulations for sagacity. But his predic-
ton that SUNSET Cox will make a good run
will not be verified, We hope and predict.
Cox lacks earnestness-a characteristic never
wanting in great men. So he is not great
man, and not fit to be Speaker. Either
RANDALL will be Speaker again, or there
will be new deal all around. BANKS has
not abandoned all hope.
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The most remarkable book written in
antagonism OF the hypothesis OF mans re-
mote origin is that OF Professor Southall, a
Virginian. It has made a great stir among
anthropologists in Europe and America,
and though vigorously attacked here and
abroad, has not been successfully refuted.
Professor Southall denies the vast antiquity
OF man, and aflirms that there is no evidence
of distinct and consecutive stone, bronze,
and iron ages; that the glacial period closed
less than six or seven thousand years ago,
and that staiagmite-4 and peat-beds are not
necessarily very slow in their formation
augusta (Ga.) Chronicle.