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The daily gazette., 1877-04-09
THE GREAT WALKING FEAT
o'LBARY AHEAD-GREAT CROWDS THE
MATCH
By Telegraph TO the GAZETTE.


MATCH
By Telegraph TO the GAZETTE.
LONDON, April z,
immense crowds fill Agricultural Hall,
at lshngton, b witness the pedestrian
feat between OLeary and Weston. and
a close. W
Both men are still in good condition
and show wonderful pluck, and endur-
ance. OLeary continues to gain on his
opponent though the latter is to-day in
dulging in spirits, and is struggling game
ly to overcome the gap between them,
OLeary has accomplished 492 miles
and Weston AT miles.
The crowd is very enthusiastic. and
repeatedly cheer the contestants,j bnt
little betting is now going on, as it con-
cident. az
The match terminates at midnight
when the stakes, one thousand pounds,
will be awarded to the one having ac.
eomplished the greatest number of of
miles In the six days. VI
The daily gazette., 1877-04-09

FIRE.-The alarm of fire this morning,
about 7 O'Clock, was occasioned by the
slight burning of frame house in Jessup's
row, Ninth ward.
The fire was extinguished by the ap-
plication OF few buckets of water. The
damage was slight.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-09
PRACTICAL FARMER HOTEL
ON THE PHILADELPHIA PIKE,
raIlnr NIyIln,, inn

ON THE PHILADELPHIA PIKE,
8 miles from Wilmington.
K. ]. HAUGHEY, PROPRIETOR.
HAVING taken a new lease, would in
IL form my friends and the public that
am prepared TO receive travellers and give
nrst-class accommodations The table will
be supplied with the luxuries of the season,
and the bar filled with choice wines and H.
quors. The house will be remodeled and
refurnished in the spring, when 1t will fa-
vorably compare with our best hotels. Good
stabling, sufficient for the accommodation
OF 20 head of horses, and ample room for
drovers. The public are respectfully invi-
teu 10 give me call. febA-3md.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-09
MAPLEWooDINT1TUTc

{ (I9NCQRDVILLE, DELAWARE 90.
Boye nj, nreny; 6oys; S4:6o per week, Girls, "a 90
pcl+wly nAouS. g., a: NJ,
The daily gazette., 1877-04-09
500 MILES COMPLETED.
LONDON. Eng. April

LONDON, Eng. April7
BY Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
.O'Leary completed 800 miles at 3 o.
clock; this is the fastest walking on re-
coyh. Widest excitement prevailed Al
tn finish of the 500 miles, and the Gro wd
could hardly be restrained from rushing
on the track w eston this afternoon rested
two and half hours. OLeary is now p
miles ahead.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-09
MOVEMENTS OF THE PRESIDENT
By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.

WAsHINGToN, D. C. April7
The President and his family, accom-
panied by Gen. Sherman, Mayor An
drews, Misses McFarlan, Foote, Goode,
and a few other ladies and gentlemen,
took carriages, and went up to the great
falls this morning. They took with them
plenty Of provisions and will spend the
day in fishing, etc.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-09

'HE ARTIzANS SAVINGS BANK.
6O2 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 23p, 1851.
Open to receive deposits daily from,
!, M. IA until r.. M, and on Tuesday and Sat
sEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
SaSP 81 SIX per cent, has been regularly paid ON
deposits, since the organization of fba RonI u
that nna II th Is the expectation of the Managers
Wbnn ILLS Iaee 1i dividends will be continued,
SeaS,tu are accounted as deposits Thus permanent y
each year. eioa' '"ice In
MANAGERS.
SSthement Sha mt B; Smyth, George W. Busb
Naas NSnas: w, Rowland, George S. CapeIIe.
Henry r n,re penson' N; L.. Lichenstein,
e. M. Stonsenboro Edward Darlington,
william NJ. Field, VIM. II. ' SWift'
Anthony Higgins.
ono GEO. w. BUSH. Pres,den,
dEO; 5. CAPELLE, Vice President
IeoZi-lV +. T. TAYLOR, Treasurer
The daily gazette., 1877-04-09
DRUG STORES.
Truss and Brace Depart.
Tment.

Truss ana Brace Dep8rt-
menf.
stock of TRUSSES, BRA
III CES, SUPPORTERS,SU S,SUSPENDERS
and other mechanical appliances unsur-
passed in extent and variety by that of any
other similar establisnme ent in the country,
and with upwards Of
TtCesty Years' Experience
in applying them, we feel confident OF our
ability TO give entire satisfaction 10 all these
REQ uiring our services in this direction.
OUR INSTRUMENTS
are constructed in the bost manner, OF the
best materials, and of various sizes to suit
all cases, from the smallest infant 10 the
largest adult.
WE HAVE A PRIVATE ROOM
for their adjustment, while our prices are
SO moderate and so varied by our extensive
as 10 suit the pockets of all.
"a. Hundreds of persons
heo..r,x after trying the larger
kRS@SA cities have expressed
81 ..sEaESSA S% their qualification of the
ltJ S/Vefo0NNA lN facilities and economy
E\ER0O.lS with which they have
.y been suited at our es-
S0z~ tablishment.
E. BRINGHURST q CO.,
Apothecaries,
N. w. Cor. Sixth and Market Streets,
Wilmington, Del.
, 1877-02-13
A Frtctslful Warning.

Western papers print the aubtoued on tho
alleged authority OF tho Pawduskn Indian Jour
raj: "The e1lstcn. Of m ancient lndtan village
atParagoonah, Utah. about zoo miles from Pioche,
~ reported. Tho houses, now covered with
trees and brush, were arranged In uniform rows.
were all two-story, built Of Adobe, supported By
utllars Of sandstOne rock. The only entrance
dtseoVerab!e Was sort Of inan-hols In the top,
bone needles, rude appliances for grinding corn,
aua other relics weEu found In ievctsl Ut tho
hooacs. There "a tradition sluong the Indians
Of that region that long years a1o the tribe that
inhabited this village brought about tAeir au-
nihil1tloa by their uwn preposterous opinllns,
Ihoy wsEe qutta prosperous people, and re-
fused to associate witt tho Hl0u1s SLoshoues.
snd other tribes. Indeed, they were far aboyc
the savage Indians, tuaamu.h os some Of them
were real giants, and walked the Western plalns
Goilatha IN power aud sizc. They ~ere wliter
They, however, la! thelr developed caudai an
pcndxge. They refused to bellevs 10 the Great
Spirit and declared they could remember who1,
they had existed ~ fouE-legge4 animals. Their
remote aacestoEa could trara their origin to The
seEpentine world, aud told how their aucc6tors
~ turn could TIL OF the very tlu,s When the
tFst member OF their ra.t haI bsojutely ept,in0
dl not take to this idca. Gu sc.nunt Of this
preposterous ple.c Of isloEunee. this peculiar
race would have nothing 70 do VIII b other tribra.
Ihey also iookad upon thcEr beliefs 10 regard to
Z splrit realm snu hereafter ~ ali foQltshne9s
They did not believe In the good aud evil gcrIll,
ano were loud IN thetF denuuc4atlous Of the sp!r-
ltual Slaitants Of this mundane sphere. They
xsIe very persistent In thelr denunctatsoua. aud
a Last brought tho whole spirit world down up
W tbelD. The ethereal characters determined
g ayenge themselves for the ind1gulty offered
tnem+ 1he long and abort Of tho matter was,
, 1877-02-13
WHAT NEXT?.
Af1k8'A PtARa.

In ths sft.,,na, xu,t. vv... .,....1 ~
Building and Devoted IN hour or two 10 inspectIns
tho Commissioners. ATmauxK roportsr sa,d L
'alaet learn that Jou contemplate applying ID
Tue courts for dlssolution Of the injunction re,
baaI. T., yaa 1rom ,snr, ~ '''o' 'o'n'np over '0e
s.ir. ,o.~ ,,oh.h,a .ha..
lawyers will do"
Tie reporter subsequently ..cisrt.tnea thst such
Most OF tho reader. Of TmE Ta,nuxz have heard
Of tho sehleswia: lio'..sin ala'eu1ty, which onl,
usd.h .house, This Town colecso,.hin @ ~ ~ t.ndx na
assuming similar condition. As 1t now stands,
The Revised Statute, prescribe no Ie rcmedy % b..
CAUSE such somplIcs,on rns mt snr,eSsn,'.d y.
Tho soart. aays deeiasa thss th,te i. no v.sApe,
y ,9. The oase Of Collector Nike Evan. got Iii.
teoui.i.s oa,b af anc, a. subscribed 70 tho
taoseo un ae. H. a.
Gna. Iho surst,ss he presented tbs Tuwn
thar =. IN ss ns sad lhe Court hod0
10 cannot b. % sec"pt s nSea oao
o.. ,o I9.ntso OVER the hooks.
nssret % o. e, aae soysnps aw says thar Town aud
msks anst ssttlsmont si, H. o, anc ~. books and
o. 1siets the loth gay of March, though ths Iattsr
s..-. ~, "a A@ 1sst1ut'ont 61tGnu Tue tlpp
'TsnH x'.n g.! aa!e. n,o,.... IT,,
Jccsnr .,p M soas each Town o. District Col.
iat,a neas WY sas connsy Collector deliver to tho
ioWn a. III ot al tne real c.tate IN hl.
ano saAsl swear 10 ths correctness of such
~ a. -, s,a,, a.,n..
tn1 - uuaaes aennnae1t taxea In the follow
.nns.i,e eHe sna 9npaio on'ths 10th DAY OF March
sr1o. ss u .n* tlms tha Town or District Col.
eG2rieeto,. 2r,t. ahs!l 10 deemed delinquent"
, 1877-02-13
AN african ESocn ARDEN.


Last evening IA Air. James Coffee, an unena-
plo5ed tolored walter, was seated IN the bosom
o. his family, reeai,ng himself With his ,ayortte
dlsh o! frtcd 0oundera and hard.boflcd cgg, a
sudden rap ~as heard at The outer door. Re-
qce!e!nR Mrs. Coffee, hts bu1om hc,pmate, TO
attend the summons, the door vas no sooner
Opened than grand sutIlinR ensucd, and the
staaeklnR of An enormous pair Of Il,H vas !,eanl.
D'nal,. don't you know mei'' ex.jai,ned tic
Newcomer. a9a.n tndnlQin0 IN o*,ua.ory r.
e:reameI Mr, Coffee. wha,. s III 81. I'StsIe y. lid
Mr; Coffee. dropp'ne = bit ot tiuundcr and
sprinRfng to his feet. "D0n't Yum knuw Tal,
9wt, hashan'r' cried the slrancer. "Whai, jim
Jolihsnni'' .'Da. Is met" ."Wlar's ycr iii.
ilsatr!" inquired the aatontshed no.t. "Ub, I
lost dat In The scat' "Do you recognize l.!rs,
tor your fuss husband, Dinahi" inquired Iii.
Coffee. "Sever seed his ugly Jaws fore In my
life" rcplie,l s,rs. Coffee. And .hertupon oi;1l
Coffee went ior litn." and In another minute
the stranger was foottna II up KAiiroad avenue
+, nsni'er that filled iii the cats and logs for
blocks around With amazcnaeut. Nrs. Coffee
lost her first pastncr al sen, but she says her
present "ole man Is all hcr fancy painted him.
, 1877-02-13
ELECTRICAL PHENOMENON.

Capt. lleaderwick, OF the steamship Victoria,
which has just arrived At Glasgow from New
York, reports that On the 18th ut., when on the
eastern edge Of the Grand Banks, q terrific gale
from the ". 8. ". was encountered. and dur
Ing the height Of the storm there appeared On
the trucks. yards. and stsss, large balls OF tlec
Of p!losphotcsccDt nature. strung at intervals
Of one Or two feet, and giv.na the shIp the A..
tcrns, ouiy tho lights wurc far more brilliant,
They settled on thu vessel like shower Of me.
teors, md disappearing almost as suddenly "a
thug appeared.-an occasional one dropping
from the yarda. md bursting With loud report.
One Of them fell aud burst almost In tho face
Of the chief oll.er; but, beyond dazng him Tor
4 mo1nentt II caused him no Inconvenience.
, 1877-02-13


There was avoiding IN this efty Inst Thurs.
day night which Is worth mentioning. Some
months ago man came from New Orleans to
tbs city aud claImcd bis wife, one Sophia Dun.
can, FROM whom he l,an teen separated for near
lJtwenty years. His wife refused toowu him.
In fart, repulsed him, and claimed the right to
live In peace With her two children, who are
grown to mature age, and with whom she IL llv.
lng happily; The rejected husband, who had
discarded his wife many years before for the
sake OF the company Of another woman, sought
consolation in the society OF another. He pal
court TO the daughter oi Deacon Of the West
Kansas Bapiht Cnursh, and on last Thursday
affair y thls: When the drst wife OF Duncan
heard that her former husband waa about 10 Do
married she Fejoiecd exceedingly, 2al, whlle sns
did not 70 to the we<llling she sent to tougratu.
late her successor IN the affections Of tbs cratic
George. Yesterday morning, George, the re-
jectel. visited BIZ ancient wife 10 boast OF hts
good fortune. lie rejoiced In tho Possession Of
. young wife. Tell.furnt4tcd hoT 6, aud two
story residence In the Questionable part Of the
town all acquired by marriage. Ths oldlaly
turned up her nose ut ter former spouse, re-
marklng, coolly, TINT she was satisfied, provided
tbs Deacon'x daughter was.
, 1877-02-13
sUFFEnfNGs OF TIE RICH,
Ht,n Yn+k Torff

Your newspapers make great fuss, said
one OF the wenith!cst men in New Ynrk 10
World reporter, u about the suflcrlugs u the
poor mat duri r these bard times, but don't
sec thnt any Of Tie nutice particularly the dla-
bolleal d stress Of t se rich NAH"
Tie reporter wasn't aware that the rich man
suffered at uIl.
"That," eail he Of. tho wealth, ..!s because
you don't know anything about IT, Why, str,
] undergo more actual, absolute torture IN m
hour than anv poor wretch 10 this city. II
hadn't q cent ia the world, RI have some SIN.
pathy, some rest, some assistance. Az 1t u. I'm
bounded to lcatt,. I'm despiset, bcsct, an.
noyeti, condemned, ,back-bittctl, wayla,d. The
papers w.,te editorials aoout suc II lgo 70 church
! aHl told TINT i ct'iel ca.l get tnrolgn The
.eve u needle stl ker than Gan gpt into hcav-
IN. II I don't lreaa my family IN III, e1tt.Ava-
II ! do, atn told that all think Of my
money Is ~ make a gar snow with
IT,. 1suppose wurkcd A. hard as any man for
more than two,thir1ia Of my life to Accumulate
fortune. but ! believe n'ost peope think I
ought to gtvc 4 away aud conlmence over again.
hartl.i,iPs of tue rich. + help ~ The people
who 1pply to me. ! might a xell 20 70 .hs
most Ut them, dare say, are worthy. It's out
Of the question. So they curse tuc, suppose.
All the benevolent societies, charities. pnble
lu$kILutlOu0Y AHu cnuFen OfkaQl1A[lQn$ nave tllft
agents out. an waitel upon " committees,
runners. clcrgysnen, secretaries. They send me
half d lusbel Of letters day. They drop upon
me In ths most unexpected plaees. they get
luto my private otlfec. They wait In my library
before am up. They stt On my from, steps.
They follow me tnto the horse-ears. What IA a
man 10 dot Ii let them layu their way my
name will be para,le,l ns II wAutcl to adrcrtIse
my charities. II don't thu Dress will
want to know what hu hA ever done
Iur New York. The other day reporter
came to nc about my will. lIo sn!d tlle
public would like tU be informed ~ to the
proposed disposition Of my property q. my de-
cease. 1suPposu u | wefc u get cold ia my
hcal thc+c'l be brigade ui item guartertj
under my windows. lbegfn to feel That rcii
man Is Qlsgrare tu the seulu1nuuity-that some-
how hare cututntttcd a srlMe, dou't like TO
look msn squnrely IN the face fut fcar lis
llatrel Of mo will siIoW Itself or hu will gsop
and ask me to 'enl lin 81, ,0u0 to get ls stary.
Ing family some foul to eat. Ttel1 sou, s,r,
thls winter Is awful on tie rich Nun. Iip
doesn't even cat hfs a!uncr in pearc. How cah
lie when there ara 40,o0 who arc d[nncrlcss
Ills noucy gets to be d rcprolcE to him, and he
feels a. II he'd like to give the wnulc Of 1t away
In one lump and try the luxury Ut being poOr |
FOR awhile. But you nctln't say anythinc |
about that or I'll hnvc fresh battalion here |
to-Inorrow, and half the idcrs In tuwu will bc |
writing mo letters. III fact. wouldn't soy any, |
thug ub0ut L, Il were you, but it's fact tho
r,cE man suffers Ia har1 winter good deal |
!nore than the Door man. You take my word |
for 1t. And tho poor don't pity him Bit"
, 1877-02-13

8's 7198t4 G76bR' 71Eh5htTdFs
The professors hare advanced another step In
the Germano- Chinese pronunciation Of Latin,
and the beauties Of philoiocy arc rapidly un.
Idfhg Themselves before tho nston!sheti rts;on
OF those VIII learned tho classics under the old
regime. Tie teachers who, by dlnt Of sitting
np of nights and practicln9 With closed doors,
have accustomed their ears aud tongues to the
called on to begin new COURSE Of training, b7
giving tho Roman ~" sound similar to those
Of ION, - "w," and "v"; not exactly either
one, but sort Of mixture of all three. Virgil,
than turn tn bis grave at Armah r4-rvo1,.fray
kahnc IroyaV knee prttnooet ah6 oretet but how
tue OH dulldozsr, Cesar, would prancc round
and blaspheme In antique Italian. II he should
lappen to hear Of }rav"te! I1ettteef 1iiaktef
, 1877-02-13
Monbters

On one occasion when Henri Mouner WA sct.
..nk ~ the pEuglacsA terrible storm came up
Just befor9 the hour announced fnr n" nar az
torInance to begin. aud when the cuztain 4osa
tho audience HAs found 10 consist OF one eoltsrv
man. noM!ae diseoucsrted, lIonuicr sdJanced
70 ths tootii8hts aud addressed the public: y Ex-
here aud sttinK Oh tho siaGsf Il viii fa{lquee
my Voice less you are elota beslds ms, auti yo,
tan see Just - well. Or what do you ~ 70 our
closing the theatre and golug 10 tho eafe NEXT
, 1877-02-13
CURRENT GOSSIP.
q SIMON

q SIMON!
Simple Simon
Jiltsd Hymen,
Wooed widow,
ies, he did. oh!
At the Treasury gats.
Then The widow
To him said, "Oh,
Let nc see Jour money"
And the gtnase
For inmate
9t,utcd. 'Oh. bo. ho ho ho.
ho.ho.o. 1Es funnyw
-.yew lTorE ufnpate.
, 1877-02-13
THE wnIPpTNo-PosT IN CHINA,

At Hong Kong. on tbs ed, Ar. Harlan told
ne there was to ba public fagRtng Of two
Chinese. h2vo often seen the batks Of negroes
In tho United States with marks OF tho lash,
but this fs tho hrst time ever had chance to
ses ne cat-o'-niue-ta!1a applied. The whipping
posa hare u III the street II the bass Of 4 small
Immediately IL front Of tbs Hasbor1uaates's
oihee. slab OF granite rises about ten feet
aeove stone platform, and leaning against 1t
wooden scafRuld. Hers tbs nsu are
arms extended u full length above them and
, 1877-02-13
LIVE LODsTERS FOIl ENGLAND.
Ne.d lurk Herald

An experimental addition has Just been made
to the long list OF American exports 10 England.
The article II the American lobster, and the port
from which the llrst shipment was made is Port
land, Nc. For soms years past tho Portland
packing-houscs laye shipped the canucl lobster
to England in erer-tncreaslng quantities. Tho
tasto thus acquired has created demand for
the article In frcahcr and ulorc palatahlc statc
To supply this demand, the Portland firm Ut
Marston d Sons, extensive dealers !n tst1, havc
conceived tho idea Of shipping 1lve lobsters by
,nesns of tbs English atcancrs which ply b.
tween Liverpool aud that port. On Saturday
laAt the Dominica steamship Bardinlan took out
the tltHt consignment Of this novel merchandise.
On her maln deck was built tank twenty feet
Long, olght feet wide, and three ieot high, with
coytr working on hinges, Through. thIs tank
asream Of salt water, pumped from the ocean
by donkey-enetne and supplied by six faucets,
constantly flows. The present OF: c:aipanta Of tho
tank are 100 1.-Two Holsters. The projectors of
tue enterprise ara coaQ1cbt OF It's SUCCESS, their
oaly fear belng that ttle Change from excessively
cold water to TINT VI tho comparatively warm
water Of the Gull Stream may prove disastrous.
Should the experiment pFose successful, It will
10y. the foundation of m important business,
and Il therefore being watched with interest BY
the numerous lobsterncn Of the Eastern coast.
, 1877-02-13

that an army OF them kwonpe'1 down upon the
rreycrcut wrcchea one night anil carried OF
tho whole tribe, men, ~OrnctI, and children. AZ
least, they disappeared between two .un., and
left no ira q eIrrpt their buildings. Sut
word haa ever bcen ll"RrL nf them sln.e.
Darw In and kindred philosophers should take
Ahrntur,n
, 1877-02-13

When young man endrcles his pArtner'a
Ealst for d2nce. he will do wisely to resp biz
6ngeEs still. Nothing aQgraystcs : young lady
the uhsebones Ii her rdtess.-.Brvokivn Ayyu..
, 1877-02-13
THE MURPHY MURDER,
The Coroner's Jury Begins It's E1ami.
nation Of the Case.
St'eral Witnesses Testify AZ u ths saIfugs and
Dolngs Of The Homstlde.

HUE stevens at NO. 7lO IntAh4 AYEnue lass Fr1tay
afternoon. Coroner Dlet1sch impaneied jury
near the p1aco where tho death Wa caused, and
took them to 81. Lake's IfosuItal, where they
viewed the corpse. Thence they proceeded TO ths
ar1nosy, where tho tcattmonY was heard. Follow
Ing Ia tho substance Of The evidence addoeed yes.
terday:
,ofts BURKE,
OF no. 1of Indiana avenue, IN engineer by trade,
sa'd that he was In the kstonn No. 10 IndIhns
avenue when tho Array occurred; 1t was 4:40 p.
M: Stevens and an oxpressmah, wcrs playing
cards; horsc and wagon stood In front Of tho
sutoon, ind Thomas Murphy came atong and got
Into tho wagon. and The horts moved along: the
proprietor Of tbs houat. Ar. LeBrun, went ont md
stopped the horse, and backed him up; the CT
psessn,an and Stevens also wcnt out The purity had
son'e wof.a oussdc. like as II they were arguing;
Stevens VIVA lhe hrat 10 come In tho saloon seaIu.
and Murphy followed him to the door fnd ssid,
fou pulled pop on nc. didn't youi" Al the
same lime Murphy tried 10 get In. but Lai3rnn
Stood In tho door and wouldn't let him, Murphy
then said 10 Stevens, "Yon n-----, I'd
Ike to have Jon out here tor about hhlS
an houFs --you, I'd double yop In two. y
Stevens renficd, ~ could get away with you in
about Two minutcs." Murphy kept on dar,nt
Stevens to conc out, but tie latter said he ddnt
want TO light md didn't 20 cut, but he said TO
Murphy. "Aro you drunk.' Murphy answered,
,.t!l." i .,lln.. hear Murnbv:s rebty. stcvcns s
+ kept ma.tsfns AID walking around "aa putting
aus nands IN h's pistoi'poeket. moment after
Stevens cooked hin Fsvo!yer; / heard him but
didn't see him do IL: thru bo snot, Mnynhy ,vos
,ust outsds srS st.~or. ,a., ~ ,..," 10 apn, W.
h1nl ehoot uuly oneo; then Murphy said, '.You
shot me, didn't your Shoot again. you -"
ia.t -, -" :, w. p.s sns na,,. 0'es door, oos
Etsvnr. .1,o, going ont hcard
dist.rrr hctMsn,, fs"s .hs ~, seeuna tme. tae
fret. Mnsnhr IA n ~ PET g, a9out ioMf or ove
sfevcns ~ nfi,nrI ~. ~, ~! Inns aass no'a o.
mi In .he saaon, mn .T1I ~ ~, raW. Mntpny wae
"nuts. wss th"rr Ths 81 ,ons antsne tns %sntynve
~ nnn. A"ir ~. e. =" ognI Va oouoie- -aoof,
i,cer tn' "MMurnhv * ,,o,t po'n ,!, asd sons
nj ~ Stnvn"s "Ha H. .i .uiuueasa " Lontan. eat
yexEs..
, 1877-02-13

NOS1 Wv NOAAElfSSs
The spirit Of '70-Moody Is 40 and gankcv 80.
BhcepIsh young Indies Will hide their blushcs
behind kid fans this season.
The man who takes the most interest In bis
business-The money-1eudeF.
The "blue. glass cure must be a lomcopath.
ic resuedy, Oh the principle that paues will euro
pain.
The marriage OF Miss Wood 10 Mr.. Tubbs. In
New York, Informs us when sho was wpoed n
where. "
Astonishing how quickly things travel nov.
Away out ia Oregon, Croai1 Is aald tu be erect
ing bluc-glass conservatory over hts nose.
@. Washington did very well as the Father Of
Ills Country. but man wllo could not tel! lyc
would never have succeeded In tne soap-bu4f-
llcss.
Bald.hcadcd gentleman In tho parquet, 10
young laliy tn the lress-rircle, during a,IcctthE
pasta9e In the play: ~ respect your emotion,
Ma'am, but you are shedding tears Oh my hcad.n
II was country member. who, falling
asleep durlnga session Of the " "lIaouse," awoku
Just Us an appropriation was to be made, auli
asked Ills netghbor what thu object was.
Bridges and draws" wa5 the reply, and the
lrowsy one stood up. md, apologizing ior Init
tcnttol,, naked ncrvously, " How lnrcl, was TO
be spent for hrceches and dfawersl'
, 1877-02-13

TOR stLE-,ioHG1S PATY-f.5 cAsu n0wy
eaa - ntF month w!lhnni Interest, wIil IN Ih.eo
ixo hto1k, !rn III Fem IL ;!o+ye tu iii ernItnS
srsn "a .1t Iwo eolt:ts sutesfn ~
nf1i3scn scMinatlI: the best II s,ceiy. aa RAILROAD
- ~ mort convenient the htst, snj chea pest
III ~ s1s On sasJ raynicnt nF 70 t~ large for rh ,c
SILVA, "a Major Hit,rk e"ttHH1
, 1877-02-13


A TTESTtQS Is CALLED 70 THE FOLLOWING
IA ecC0Hd.hAnd pIautn: ~
FITS VIII buy 750cave Aqnlft grand 1ialett, avts
f:15 wflt tny m c@erstr.snR, carved Icrz w Ens,e
sl5S WI tnJ An oTerstruug. carved ltgs. Halirtt,
slso ~! bay IN overnninx. carved icgl Itai,ctt.
nslsu vi su, Al o,ersrung. plain legs, ua,le,,,
st7! VIII tuy ane cAryrd.casc, 7ys.oct j. r. Hale
sf9 Will buy due carved saset N oc.ave. urrai
e wl!lhay plain ca.e. 7:oct., Grovsn,,eln Co.
Secondhand organs fruu eNio sina
". W. ktMUAkL.
Corner state and Adarni.sts.
1EcKER nROS. PlAS0s AND EsTEY ORGANS
sas md tor Eent o.ea prices snd fstiest term
In the city. sToti d cAa!p. .,l staft.s:.
fIALLETT, DAVIS 4 co.'s UPRIGHT PIANOS
~, wrIs r. ony ones oHt o. o,er ferry eometors,
!snnsl. They sta!.a y tans longer lsan auy ptxnos
hsue They arc Fch and full IN tone: c0nstfucrU 10
ena1f snd arr IN every essenta1 the perfect Pianos or
TIE axs Musical masters and latsnrs Ia A,sr!Ga md
Ecropt n!pnnurcc the Ia11rtt. uAv.3 Co = prfjcHs
mntstaisS Tlese p!anua, WITH other musical Instru.
ments or me heal makes. can be found At MY ware
f1ns; aa'sfSseS p3rs sataosurs fns,..hea frca
alnsxts.. GhicaE0. e~ "