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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-22

New YoRK, February q. --To-mor-
row being Washington's birthday,
business generally will be suspended.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-22
Gents Business Suits:

Mems good all wool Cashmere Suits
for $40; New all wool Plaid Cheviot
Suits $125O; the Most Fashionable
Plaids for Is, Is, ID and 20 dollars;
English and French Plaids for 20,
Is, %, and 80 dollars.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-22
Y IT, IS TIE MONTH
EXTRA
INDUCEMENTS in CLOTHING
Closing Out Bargains:

OyercOats Business Suits, Dress Suits, Walking
Suits, Boys and Children Suits at an immense
Sacrifice in Order TO Close Out. Mems and Youths
WOrSted Prince Albert FrOcks from $40 to $50.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

TIE NEW SENATOR FROM ILLINOIS.
The Hon. David Davis, an associate
justice OF the Supreme Court OF the L.
States, has been elected u S. Senator
from Illinois, to succeed Gen. John A.
Logan. radical republican, receiving the
votes of the democrats and few indie.
pendents. who constitute small major.
ity Of the Legislature Of that State.
Judge Davis was horn in Cecil county.
Md, March Q, 1918. In 1886 he settled;
at Bloomington. Illinois, where he con
tinues TO reside.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02
Hopes Victory.

Dark clouds had spread across the sky
As / roamed DER the old.loved ways.
And through the trees the breezes sighed,
While sunbeams hid their golden rays.
ooh, all is dark aud sad around.
And in my heart no light is found;
No more will brightness DER me spread /;
For JOY is gone, and hope is dead -
Zen as ] spake the sun shone forth
One heavenly smile from out the sky.
That shed balm within my breast,
And from my heart sad thoughts did fly.
"Oh in the gloom that gathers round,
Let trust within the heart be found:
Then. when the sunbeams gid the lea,
Sweet Hope will gain victory 9"
-TI"slsys Mayo5ino.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

A TOUCHING IScIDENT.-A noble.
man, who died few years since. had n
chest nil locked up, nut marked TO be
removed first in case Of Ere" When
he died. lis friends opened that chest,
supposing. Of course. that some valua
bic document or Iced OF property, rich
jewelry. or costly plate would he found
in II. But what did they find? They
found the toys OF his little child, who
had gone before him. Richer TO him
were they than all tho world's wealth.
richer than his coronet. brighter than
all the jewels that sparkcd on its crest.
Not his estate. not his jewels, not his
cquipPge. nothing glorious and great in
this world; hut the dearest objects TO
him were the toys Of his little child.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

NOTES TO BE REMEMBERED. -Con.
slant occupation prevents temptation.
Virtue and happiness are mother and
daughter. God gives every bird its food,
but does not throw it into the nest. An
able man shows his spirit by gentle
words and rcsolutc actions: he is Meth.
or hot nor timid. a man Is never so
apt TO be crooked rs when he is in a
strait. Our real wants are few. The
stomach tires Of everything but bread
and water There is one good wife in
the country; but let every married man
think that lie hath her. a woman's tears
soften a mans heart her batteries his
head.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

~ In regard to the reported ineligi-
biliiy of a Wisconsin eiec.or. A. Il. Kin.
seth. the st. Louis Republicans says che
makes no pretcnscs to have taken out
naturalization papers himself. mas
much "a he admits that lie is not certain
that his father took out his papers. and
as n careful examination OF the records
in all the counties in which his father
lived fails 10 show that he di,l. il looks
very much as if the republican party
would have to give up his vote"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

~ a sad story of tue ruin wrought
in family by an erring son comes from
Washington, whore n young man named
Ty Ter, the son Of an old and respected
ply stefan, has been convicted for forge.
ry. The disgrace killed his mother. aud
the cost OF the trial ruinei his father
financially. Il is said that Mr.. ~ iliam
w. Corcoran will defray the trial expen.
SEES and present to DR.. Tyler the home
in which for many years he has lived.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

TIE SNow BLOCKADE. Tho amount
Of Snow which at present covers North.
crn, Central and Western Now York
has not been cqualcd since 1857, If even
then. Throughout great portion OF
this region IL lies three feet deep on the
level, and is frequently drired 10 n
height OF IGOR - feet Fences arc bu.
ried 10 their top rails; roads are almost
impossible, even for the heavy country
sledges, and the various railways arc
obliged to reopen their buried tracks
day after day.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

How 4 LADY BAFFLED A BURGLAR.
"A few mornings since. n sneak thief
slyly slipped into the house OF Mr.. j.
{. kosenield. on Howard street. west of
Fifteenth, without being discovered. -
lie proceeded TO the bedroom and gath.
cred mp n jew,lry case, pocket-book and
other articles Of value. in all Amounting
TO about $500. Mrs. Rosenfeld. who
was alone in the house AT the time. On.
tered the bedroom from another part OF
she house just at this point. For a mo.
ment she was thun1erstruck, as il were.
but Immediately regaining her presencs
OF mind she stepped 20 the wash stasd
drawer and pulled ont big revolver.
AMI although she had probably aever
hred one ia her life and was unan1uaiBt.
Ell with its use, she knew enou<i about
u TO point IL az tlie thief aud say. 'I'U
shoot you She was Considerably
frightened herself. and had she revolver
gone of Il would prObablv have missed
ITS mark. for the hand tsat held il was
mighty saahy. Nevertseless, Mr.. Thief
dropped bis plumber. Yan past Mrs. Ro.
senteid--strikiug ather as he rap-and
male his escape. Mrs. RosenfeId cor.
family displayed great deal Of pre senca
OF mind and bravery under the c;rcnm
stanoes.-O.a.e.a lee.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02
Meant To.

Why didn't you do IL?
IL meant to- is the excuse OF the
weak, the failing, the lost.
Decision is the first, great. solid.
permanent stone going TO constitute
strength of character. Until this is laid
there IS nothing substantial for any su.
pe:strueture TO rest on.
If you mean TO do thing, 40 Il. Let
nothing stand IN your way. a rcsolute
will is like a powerful locomotive litched
t. q train of cars. Without il the train.
h)weyer long and however weil.iilled.
might stand still forever.
Imcdnt 10, is a sickly excuse. n indi.
Gates a lack OF strength. OF manhood. Of
will power. Do not accustom yonr lips
to making il. Better always TO say, I
meant TO. ami idiiH. rather than to stop
at .be dilapidated hallway house, with
simply, meant to.
Habit has much TO 10 with decision OF
character. Cultivate. seJulonsly. tho
habit Of doing what you undertake-tne
habit Of success. Every feat you &C.
complish Strengthens you and prepares
YOU for the achievement gilmore difficult
enterprises. IL increases your selfre.
spcct; it wins for you the esteem OF
others. BE ashamed, then. ever TO say,
meant TO hat did not. unless the thing
were absolutely impossible. Count we'll
the cost before YOU begin, but having
begun, carry the thing through at what
ever cost. Remember Tat Of old il was
said TO one. Unstable as water. thou
shalt not excel" If Won would excel.
have n stable mind and cultivate decis.
ion Of character.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

DIPHTHER AND CRouP.-Diphthe
ria is more frequently mistaken for
Group than for any other disease. and "a
this IS the season when both diseases
are prevalent, the following hints. which
we find in an exchange, will not prove
amiss, as showing the difference between
the two diseases: Group is ushered in
10y cough; diphtheria by chill. =
Group is most frequent when there is a
great humidity in the atmosphere and
east wind. Dirhtheria does not Deepen /
upon changes orthe weather. Group is
not contagious; diphtheria certainly is.
Group comes ON suddenly; diphtheria
may be tardy. Group is known by the
Choking sound; alphabetically the patch.
cs OF membrane on the throat Group
must lie promptly relieved; dipitheria
Is tardy In its resolution. Group docs
not affect the system; di.htheria is very
prostratlng. Group occurs most fire.
quently in children; diphthcria occurs
at all ages. Group is apt TO occur often
in the same case, diplItheria may occur
more than once. but the patient is not
so liable To second attack.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

The FAITHFUL Doo.-A shepherd had
driven part Of his flock to neighborinq
fair, leaving his dog to watch the re.
mainder during that day aud the next
night. But while lie was at the fair the
shepherd forgot all about the dog and
the sheep. and Il d not return till the
third day. When he came home his
hrst inquiry was whether lis dog had
been visited? "No." was the answer.
Then he must be dead" said the man.
sadly; for know he was too faithful
to desert his charge" lie set Off ut
once to the heath where tie sheep were /:
and there I've saw his poor dog with just
strength enough to crawl to his masters
feet, and express his JOY at seeing him
again Almost Immediately after he
expired.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

. a mother on the green hiils OF Yer
mont~as holding by the right hand .
con sixteen years old. mad with love OF
the ses. and As he stood by the garden
gate one morning. she said
Edward. they tell mc--'or I never
saw the ocean-tbe great tenn, nation OF
sea mans life is drink. Promsse me-
my son, before sou quit your ms Sbss' >
hand that You viii not drink
And" said he, TOR he told me The
story II gave her the promise. and |
went the globe over. Calcutta and the
Mediterranean. San Francisco and the
Cape OF Good Hope. the North Pole and
the South. saw them in forty wears.
and never saw glass filled with spark
ling liquor that my mothers form by
the gale di 4 not rise up before me. and
to-day, am innocent OF the taste of Ii
quor." -'--,.------
Was not that sweet evidence OF the
powers of single word? Yet this is
not half.
For" said he, yesterday there came
into my counting.room man Of forty
years.
"Do you know me?''
"No."
WELL" said he, IL was once brought
drunk into your pres, nee on sliipboard I;
you were a passenger; they kicked me
aside 5: you took me to your berth and
kept me there until had slept off mi
iii,oxication you then asked me if had
mother. said had never known a
word from her lips. You told me of
yours at the garden gate. and to-day
am master Of one OF the fines, packets in
New York, and | came to ask you TO
come and see me-
How lar that candle throws its beams !,
That mothers word in the green hills of
Vermont! .. God be thanked for the
mighty power of a single word
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

~ The Charleston Courier says Mrs.
L. l.. Broun, OF that city, is the possess
or OF the carriage that formerly belonged
TO Stonewall Jackson. Gen. Jackson
gave it to a sister Of Major +. L. Broun,
and before her death she gave it to Mrs.
Broun. The carriage is an old fashion.
cd rockaway.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

VHon. James f.. Bailey. the Ten.
nessee Senator-elect for the short term,
made vacant by the death OF Andrew
Johnson. is adescendant OF an old North
Carolina family, and native of Clarks.
willie. Tennessee, mis- present residence.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

~ An earnest call is made by tha
Toledo B'als for the man who invest.
gated the mnskrats's nests and based
thereon a prediction that this was 70 be
a mild winter. lt is thought he went
Sonth to see that returning board All
its duty, and will MT 10 hsck tIli sfa
June roses hiow.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

10 Don't take anything that belongs to
your neighbor-not even his Press. II
will only cost you two dollars per year
70 take The Iql'hqcpccr for vouraslf.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

1Hon the night Of the 18th uls., at
midnight the popular Steamed Andes
sunk IN the Ohio. river at cincinnati,
Capt Charles Mnhlenian was her com.
thsnder. There was nc. insurance on
her and che was valued at $4,000.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

RTTwo little boys were talking about
lesson they had been receiving from
their grandmother. on the subject Of T..
lijal's going 90 heaven in the chariot Of
fire. II say, Charlie" said George.
but wouldn't you be afraid TO ride on
such n chariot?'
"Why no" said Charlie; II shouldn't
be afraid II I kae5g hat ME Lord was
driCiHJ."
Aud that was the way David felt when
he said What time I an afraid T
will trust in Thee lie knew that
neither chariots OF fire or anything eIse
could hurt him. if God was present as
his protector aud friend.
7V'Little Robbie went 10 show. and
saw Al elephant for the FIRST time in his
lie. When he came home bis mother
asked him what be had seen. IAN ele.
plant, mamma, that gobbled hay With
his front tail"
E5"tIarkl | hear an angel sing 7"
sang young man in an outside town.
ship school exhibition. NO. faint !"
shouted an old farmer in one ofthe back
seats; its only my old mule that's
hitched outside" The Young man broke
down and qnit
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

~ 1t is said that the general preva.
lcnce Of dip,heria is due, in n great
measure, to the gas which is thrown Off
from coal stoves in lily ventilated rooms.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

~ a Missouri editor hurls eli. with.
ering sentence Of a political backslidor
lie not only ror1 os;s. bot we might
a'm2ss say genus homo = which re-.
n fds US Of the schoolboy Who transls.
0'"f You, vou hru'e -
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02
~ OTEGE,

fINHE Estate ~ y y Dawson, having been
committed o. ihe SHERIFF of frmpsIiro
inun'' 90 persons knowing themselves TO b
Int"'i in said Estue by note or acCounf. sre
-'4u'',d to settle md yay The same on Or he.
'U.' ihe hrst dty AZ February ncXt-after that
Cute -ris Uiii be- Instituted against all who lall
20 o.. ard ibis noiice
JOuN G.. UEtSkELL. Deputy.
Tor o. Powell Sheriff usmlshire County
committee Affair. of u. .. Dawson, dec g.
oaaaap ., lsId-3w
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

tTIf you allow your animal. 70 sb,,
90 your fortune will be sbivored in con.
sequences that is the farmer who leaves
ms cattle to the winds will end his pro.
its also given 20 the winda.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02
CLASS FRUIT JARS.
THOS. WIGHTMAN g. CO.,

As Wood Street, Pittsburgh.
WINDOW GLASS. BOTTLES &VIAI,S
80 all kinds. Orders promptly execu.
''' Yet our prices ana circulars before
''v'og. Quality Ensu7pa- sod Nav 10.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02
TERMS OF ApyERrfsfSo :

The rates OF advertising are, for a square fseu
linesl or less osr DOLLAR AND FivrY CrsTs for
tiree insertions--larger ones In the same p-onof-
ZION Zach Continuance pa cents.
Quarterly half yearly. and yearly advertise
mcnis nsel ted alta liberal reduction OF, the above
taics
Yearly advertisers disseminating during the
year will be charged regular ratcs
Nondsertiseinent To he considered by the mo N IN
or ,esr unless specified the Manuscript or pre-.
si9isiy agreed upon between the parties
RESOLUTIONS OF associations communication, oi
Limited interest and notices or deaths excetdinx
Trs LlsEs will be charged ten cents per line
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

LVWhy is a retired carpenter like a
lecturer? Because he u IN ex-plaiaer.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02
South Branch Intelligencer.
william Harper. lcdttor.
Office, Corner Hahn and Gravel Lane SITS.
IonsEr, wKsr. vfnoixiA.
TIE a 3

TWO DOLLARS AHD PITY CENTS ner
sunnm--or TWO DOLLArsS. paid In advance.
no paper will he discontinued. except At the
option OF the puoiisher, until M sresrages ha,
been seltled II I.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02
Saath lsath aatAlissnesr.

keMkEf, FRIDAY FEB. 2. 49,.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

LEMON HoxE -co,iB. - wcetcn tho
juice OF lemon 10 taste. and put It in.
to tho dish yon serve II in: mix tho
white OF an egg that Is beaten with a
pint OF itch cream aud little sugar.
whisk IL. and ms the froth rises put Il on
the lemon juice. DO it tho day before
you wish TO use il.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

LITTLE PLUM CAKES TO KsEr LoSc.
Dry one pound OF -four. and mix With
six ounces Of finely powdered sugar
beat six ounces or butter TO a cream.
and add to three eggs we'll beaten, half
a pound of currants. washed and nicely
dried. and the -four and sugar; beat all
for some time. then dredgc -four on tin
plates, and drop tho batter on them tb.
size OF a walnut. II properly mixed, H.
will be a stir paste. Bake in brisk
oven.
, 1877-09-21
THE STATE SAVINGS.
ALL WAA As QuIEr

o. usual as tho State saytugs Institution yestar-
lay. The new Receiver was engaged most Of
thu day III checking over, or rather watching his
assistants check over. tho lists of aeeusssies bills
receivable, sud every otlcr prospective a.ses
going to swell up the amount out Vi which 1t u
Aoped the poor deposisors will ultimately get
something. When the time camc for closing
up the shop, they had gotten through the larger
part of the work, and hops ~ Auish up
by noon to-day. Mott likely they will 6nl
no clerical errors, as the same work
ha4 been gone over u much u halt dozen
times slrcady. It Is quito proper, however, that
tho forualtsy Of counting over everything
should be eone through with before everything
IL surrendered to thu Receiver and tho receipts
therefor given to Ar. Howard, Col. Taslor's
rIght-hanl nAn. This will, In nj probability, pe
done to-day. Then Mr. Howard will take hls
Ececlpta tv tho Court, Will be absolyel from I'll
further responsibility, aud will y4cate tho chair
10 haA 50 acyeptAbif allcd Ut Guil1's Old dc.k
ever slucs that individual went away t9E hlA
health and Col. Tnylor's segi me began.
~ ssy that Judge Otis was called On BY
, 1877-09-21
AQUATIC.
TuH GENEVA LAKE REGATTA.


apfesa4 pf4p4scA IN 7as GAloIga 3rtbaAS.
GENEVA LAKE., Wis.,, Sept. 30.-The clostug
tcgutta OF ths seasouWaa more Ut 4 SUCCESS that,
anticipated, largo number Of boats entering,
ind Tiers being a very fair attendance of vts-
itors. Tho wiud being light from tue north
wca., It was uceidsd 10 sail tho hfteen-m!ie race
onlyfor ftr4t aud second ciass yachts, Geneva
Lake rcskoulnx, leaving tho twcuty.lnl,v raro
until tu-morrow. The entries In tue t!rst class
we're the Goodenough. .AXamcmnon, Geueva,
Ssobe, Whisper, Eclipse, Nettte. and Salle. III
tho second class the entries wtEo the Fearless
hauntless, bonita, Maicliue. aud sappho
Messrs. ueorev l.; Dunlap. Of Geacya, aud II.
y. nsnshaw, OF Oshkosh, were judges. Tho
boats got on to dying start welt together,
and very pretty r4ee WA aeen. Thu
Goo4euou1h anl Ni0be hal the leal through
out, the Whisper aud Agamcmnun rsowdlng
them 1t tilnes. Some rerY faIv s4tl.ng was dis
played, especially between sutue Of the seconds
class boats On the home tHp, aud. altogether,
tho sare may be called success. The result
waA, time aud measurement allowance being
ipane. that thu Nlube came III ahead, her cur
rectcd tiHe being two huuts forty-thtre minutes
and tWeuty-eight seconds. Tbs Goouenouxh
was seconI, and the Whisper third. This gives
tile ilrst prize tu Oabkpsil, aud very proud her
representatives arc. In the secUnd-class the
Fearless Of Geneva was first, the Ssppho Sec
pnd, anl the Uauuticss thru.
Tomorrow the swcnty-lnils racs for boats OF
the Astcl2as only will bo sallca.
, 1877-09-21
The OHIO EDITORS.

TotEpo. O., Sept. a-The Ohio Editorial
Association commenced its annual session In
this city to-day witt, a fair attendance, though
nut as full Us On some previous occasions. Vice
President Irvine presided. On assembling, tho
Association WIS welcomed on behalf of
tho city by Gen- J. &C. Lee. Ii,
tile atSrn0on an .c1Gurs!ou... Mas.
nude to The lake by the steamer Chief Justica
Malte, md tn the evening a banquet WAS Eiycu
was highly cnIoyet by all the participants. Al
thG session Tomorrow HIorpIng tho nunnnl
adlrcss will 10 delivered by Joseph Mo-
dill. Of Tma CnIcAao TRIBUNE, and tho annual
these gentlemen having begun their journalistic
cxpeficncc III Ohio, tho former At Coshoctou
Thirty years ago, and tho latter at Cincinnati
foFty.nye ycasS ngo.
, 1877-09-21


tvu runs vera earned OF h.a pitching, the besfy
hitting taking place after three ctau,es
for out. we're given. Nolan changed plsces
with Mc9orley In the fourth inning,
but Mac was hammered out Of the position, anu
all nyer,-ccntre, right, and. left,-two and
three t,asers being obtained by Calvin, Nickel
TeF, and Williamson. The fielding Of the Blucs
VAS very 1ad,-in fact, away behind their aver
ont crrors. Flint PLAYED a good game. and de-
servea praise for this effective work In catching
Nolan't eccentric hot shoss. The AllcRl,enIcs
ptared nolbcrt instead nj Do1aa behind the bat4
especially brilliant plays BY either side, II wo
except tho batting, and 1t wss too jue-handtcd
4 game To excite much enthusiasm among thu
small audience present. There were two close
disposed to kick At bis ruling, but otherwise
he gave satisfaction. Tho following is
, 1877-09-21

retained By nc for my individual u.- from, the
moneys In ny posae s.on belonging 10 baId EHr}
rstnt", ~ Of The date If .sprIl 81, 1s77." Now
what j. 70 t,c sald of snch cruvoentfon or deecp-
tEon - this Mr.. Jc~ett has prpvcd himself m
utterly incompetent man In his present post, and
that he il nos' costly m" il sut1lrenty shown ny
statement Of hs o,vn. which he vii not be able
70 dspnse. sIncc III accuracy = certified undcr the
seal Of tha Supreme t:orr of New York lie was
askcA whether he had received nny snm besllen
the x9. ~, e. abovc @ M mentioned. lie anawered that
he had-431 3E. ~ for arrears Of aatarY, $!j. QUO
On note, and sl:n oou as i. bonus
for the "rcrylces I've quote hs own word.] pro-
po.cu 10 render and for the risk. was sncufrIny"
Thirty. .are thousand pounds sterling IA not = bad
pfracnt to have for the scrsitr. which man only
proros'. to render BESIDES NJ thl, he stipulated
ssfary u ~, 600 yesr as PRECEDENT Of the road
and he HOW receives $40. GOO rcar AZ Itctciver.
We scarcely ever heard Of a better berth than Mr.
Jcwctte. 40 wonder he shows such a tczJ decti.
Cd inclination 10 stick to II. but is this ~ that
Hf. Jewett has made tn connection with F. Icy
t,nsy the simple British shareholder will beleve II.
When The details OF e0mo contracts, cu{Gfcd Into
By him during the past few years. are made known.
y will he nnirefxaiIy admitted that Mr. Jewett
dropped into nice soft pIacs when he wAa made
- boss " Of The Erie Railroad.