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National Republican., 1877-11-10
nowNMAN & GREEN, Auctloncers.

nowNMAN & GREEN. Auctioncers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es
TATE IN The COUNTY.
BY virtue CT deed trust bear ng dat on the 8th
day OF June, A D. 1876, and duly recorded IN Llber
No iss, folio t3 one the and records ior the Dis
ic. OF Columbia will sell rt pubic auction, 70 the
highest bdd. upon the ", mites, on MONDAY. the
- day OF Nnyeinbsr A. n isi. al 40 o'cnck y. m,
being In the lnty Of Wa hngton. In the Dsi rct OF
mlumbn, ly north of the boundary Of the city Of
WAshirg On. and between II and Rock Creek the
sAne eng known In the subdivision among Loyeday
Pairosnorso or ginal lot four Of "wldow's Mile,'
N lot t6) and seven &. and that part OF lot hve
~ ccn.a'ning eighiy-One hun! redtm (slloO) o. an
acre aksn on the west side OF lot hve, b) 80 ~ to
30 bound by line par,dlel TO said west line o. lot
AVE. 81 osng The same property conveyed % Henry
veyed TO Charles u. Hohnes !, and by said Homead
reconveyed " nd Pairo by deed duly recorded
Terms sI- One Thru cash, and the residue In
two eliin! installments ~ Tx and twelve months
with iiteret from The day OF sale the deferred pay
ments to be secur d by deed OF trust on the prem
ise- or cash, ai tho option of the chaser. de
go,r pr siug WI % reuu,rvu re i!ry " sys~ {: I.
the terms Of sale compiled with wi hin seven
days amer sn the trustee rsteryes the rrh, to resell
nt the risk and cost OF the defantng purchaser aer
one We notice IN paper published In the
the 2 ',aser. JOS II. BRADLEY,
aAWTLdds Truste
as-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. ON
account OF the weather. until TUESDAY, November
10, II 7. same hour and place.
BY rler of the Trustee.
nOyLTlus1ds ]. IL BRADLEY. Trustee.
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nolSTuTh&ds
PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOR sURslsTENoE STORES.

DRoposALs FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.
OfFICE OF Pusr AND DEroTl
CoMMisaARy Op SuBsIsTESCE. =
WARRINGTON, ID. ID Nov d, 1877.
Sealed proposals. IN duplicate, will be received at
his ofiee up TO " o'clock noon, November L. 1877 for
e delivery at TIL, Depot ofto .ollowing Subs
Stores. viz.
100 barrels xxx Spring Wheat Flour, old; 100 bar
rCs Cboire Winter Wheat Flour; 5000 pounds Corn
meal: 30 pounds Salt fine In bags; 2,OD pounds
Table Salt, In eightpound pockets; 20 boxes Table
Salt
samples Of articles must accompany proposals.
Payment Tor the above stores will depend upon .
future appropriation by Congress.
Further in orniaiion and conditions can be obtained
on application at this otlCe. - 1870
ANDREW n LONG,
nOaSt Captain anu q. s.
National Republican., 1877-11-10
My Darling BOY.

MY Darling Boy.
ny EMILY.
Th'te was never hair ~ sunny and bright
There were never eyes 80 lluc:
They dance with mischief from morn to nlf.ik
AMI meath the long laShcs silky and brown,
IuOk at me tender and true.
There Srrr never hands ~ himrlcd and fair,
There were ne yer nals 20 White;
Down In The water. dash little arms. baret
Oh, who could resist such n rngue rs this,
Thi. little sunl, ain bright3
There were never such funny little feet,
There were never ten such toes
" III his cardinal stockings Up to his knctA
Fastened securely for cnufnrt aud case,
bcgng friends and luc-.
There were never such shoes 10 get into mud,
Here wns never 10 good an excuse.
For the Why's and the whGre's' and n dinps
moan To-
Arc c'Iongh 10 haiI'c the ". ,eSt mama,
huJaR In inhntile ru g.
But what care FOR the mud and the plight
II only the eyes of blue.
That dance with mischief from morn to night
Beneath the long iaShCs Silky aud brown,
Look at me tender andltrue,
WAsnlSGros, Nov. q
National Republican., 1877-11-10
LIVERY STABLES.

WE ARE PREPARED TO FURNISH BY THE
w hour, day. or month, first class Carriages at
reasonable prices and on short notice Our stock
consists of Iandaus tlHrvnceS, toupes, Light Bug
giles, Pony Phaetons, Saddle Horses. and In fact
everything that comprises = hrstesSs Hiring and
Boarding Stable,
machine In two hours without smuggling.
Eulrance 10 the stables Oa street, belween ThIr
teenlh and Fourteenth sireetA
nolan j. H. oLCoTr a SON,
National Republican., 1877-11-10
DIRECTORY.
Tie Principal Business Houses Of wash
ington.

The Jollo'cing "a published for he bceft Of Trap-
cling saieme,,, Strangers, and ns pnt'ic ocner.
aly--it includes all trades and professions, and
cumnot fail to prore Of interest 10 al who intend
transaciiag business IN Washington.
National Republican., 1877-11-10
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Q. O. PUR SELL,

q q FO SEIi,
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
oci3llm ~ Ninlh street northwest.
T Attest PUBLICATiUNS-ELEM OF
- the Laws, sui b., ti.i0: Egypt, Mo ou,,
tLT6 Peg Resr ddl, d, Tennrll. s'tE CHINA Paint
hg. Mel augi lin. cen. & one Year Ahroad au or
One summer, si2i Undrrhrush, J. T. Fie!d-, lI9F
Phyl Ia, ~ ce,tr Nirbohs Mnturn, J. u. Ito InI d.
lL75; Lheralu'e and Science Primers, "a ,ents
Pamela, Mrs. Dufsey. 10 CyclOpRd o uf EdncntIun
~ Lil-Far, Fn r With Coli, n Hair e. We I'VE
lust reccved large Rssorim, mt of Photographs
Ph.Io Liil o raphs, Chrome Li,hographs GrIpho,
and Carbon PHOTOGRAPHIC (l.rmhert's process iring
the most desirable good. u the kind ever presented
and Al very low rates EN- WHITAKER 4 SON,
OClpUAl NI Penn !. avenue Vernon Row,
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REPUBLICAN, SATURDAY MORNING
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

ss'UN'vERshLIST SERVICES. - REV. ALEX.
Kent will preach In Tailmafgc Hall tomorrow
~ a a. m; Sunday SHOOT at s+' a m. Public .or-
untIy iuyIted
National Republican., 1877-11-10

ssALL SOULS CHuECH.-sERvICEa II a. NJ
on Sunday. In Willard Hall Rev clay MncCauley,
2 nlOr snndny School rs Seals If,r.
National Republican., 1877-11-10
WOOD AND COAL.

n L. SHERIFF, DEALER IN BEST QUAIL
W. ties OF Coal and Wood, ilit Penusyiyans ave
nue. between Eleventh and Twelfth streets, sonih
side and Hs Pennsylvania avenue, between Third
and Four r-And.nnd-a-half streets, south side Depot
and mill, Sixth street wharf Potomac river. Honor
able dealings and falr prices oilGlI
(yOAL AND WOOD,-HANlNd LEASED THE
I IA .s,.hiI.hsl Cnai and Wood Yard corner OF
sixth and streets non Invest and the sas,
In addition 10 present location No sls FINN sfsl
northwest We VII Keen null stock The best qNnii-
lies OF WOOD AND COAL whish Ne Will sel nt the
lOMe.t mArksl iAisA Sawed and bpilt Wood AMI
son Goal under cover.
oOplm O T. WOOD CO.
National Republican., 1877-11-10
W0MAN'S CORNER.
Edited by Fannie y. Ward.

Todies are inritcd 10 contribute Soei.fv nems
d"d Short SisicLss appropriate 10 h,' d,pari-
ment. Please address such communications b
The Rsprbicm Office, care Editor " ne CSr~>~.
National Republican., 1877-11-10
TIsAyEaERs' GUIDE.

THAVEAERS' GUIDE.
UNIVERSAL H. II. TICKET OFFICE
eis q sa q 10 c o y gY' s1rsss
ugum any other Office or dcpot IN this city.
hrsy Ssy ,S SOOd m u'' hssf g. g. WHIT %fbEs 'eIfbEs
mi-:yI Ooa rcnusyivnIs avenue. sl,oc Siore
1877 GREAT 1877
TO THE NGitriI, WEST ASD s0uTtwEsT.
DUt BLE TRACK STEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID schNEET, MAaN'FlchNr fauir
TRAINS LEAVE WXsiilSofoa yii 4 l.T; from Dopo, col,
ner % sixth and ? s,,@ee,s reefs as i9liows ,.r, ..,,
r"r Gi sp 10 rhoSrs 4Hs Ms' and %ls ssspns
I 's% 81 mr. & ~ cH,nG% I rvS 81 L LpSs 10 Gh h1so sa e"S0
RALTiMONE AND Pu1OMNC RAliluhD
GS GaS S mi SY,& FsaO. Gss 10 %a % Ga fSi fs1sSst s
port LoSg hsycn. Elmrs and Watkins At 1910
my ~ n i 70 a.r tri "a at aeis. e % Lmltd IN
pI,s, II PuliiiII farioi t"rh G-J H. H. daily ea-
c,lG Sunday.
For Drooelyn, Sew York, at through trains ecn.
Sy$'SS%S$s 'S S double sSiHss andj journey ssTos now
For New York aud tho East, iaao p. IN. daily. except
hunlny with sleeping Cars from washington 10
For r.ial Irl T. 10 p ~, daily ;xcopt Sunday and
~ vs. s. M o., a. n ", a s S,, e II, Sunday. % 'n''' TX
Acc M HrIiwn ns Bar Iuore 6a5 so ~ m. and To
Fer Pope. Creek Limo Us, 4 m. AID 10 p IN. daily
For Annapolis, Is, n and 40 p m. daily. oIcsp.
ALNEiEpEIA hNp s WHsI,,kd
TON RAILROAD.
For sATSa NJ @ s,S S SiS Slo q. H. H. SS S II is a+p%S
For rIe oIll. Wa EeIimoni, I. J.. and .: a. III.
IL "Nccri Sunl ~
Trains l,aye Alexandria for Washington. O. T. sio
On saS,iSy S Il si5 % and 10 la a M. q and t p = M m
ss % lie pitss pSiss. S noissssi s
curner o. ThIt nth street and Tenn ylyana avenue,
sna al q fs w"fss 10 Se ' o Ss @ s sS
rnANk s%sT Anss Rss:sqseF aSss Sf.a
12ALTlNoRE AND ONO RAILRoAp
NArl5NAG Ek GlSE EkE R2YSsf Hsp shoRF nhAsSSbrn RsSSbrn
FonrH. wSsr EoHfnwssr AMI f2grnsT.g im1Ts y =;
LEAVE wAslrIssroS
tsoA M. baltimore and way stations
M Mhis ss pSar sSa vsIisy sIs W sSrin ":
pIess, make, no 81 ps between Washington and HAr-
s,tS s.5S q m: s.; Louis. Cincinnati, chesso and Pitts
M, PsdHoas sifs!surs assi winchester. Hasor.
sS ~. Ss~ TciE FhisssipSiS iS"i boston and Bal
$3.50 q a., Baltimore and way stations on sunday
oGSnsG.s pSS m Fl g.i%oTs AGDoEcs s.rr.,,
leio .. M, baltimore Eilicott City. Annapolis and
way siaiioIS
o.f5 n M NV York I'D philatelrhls E.Prss.
Connects Tor Frederick.
SD Y. H.. Ball more anl WY stations
ga y M, u more nni AiIrpl eN Iress,
ESi p m, Pt OF Rocks, Frederick, Hagerstown, Win
chester, and way stations.
h PRiSdspSE scrSE %aS way snS sH'SGsi bssimer.
.Ess.,, ssErsss Psssnysrs iOr Norfolk taken IN the
sjtS y. M, Chicago and Columbus express Win.
eter hhd liEersown except sunday.
fl.b D. M, Balt more express
"a D M, Baltimore and way stations
pres
;;op. m; Point OF Rocks and way stations Metro
.1o p. m. New orK, Phiaaeiphla and Baltimore
day nivIaIf
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AUCTION SALEs-TO-DAY.
uNcANsON pHos,, ArcTIoNEERs.

DUNCANsON BROS. ACCTIoNEERs,
EIEiANr AND RARE OIL PAINTINGS, MAG.
N,FICF.Ni' grA1UAitS AND RltONIES
On THURSDAY md FRIDAY LVENlN,'s, No.
vem' pr s and ., cOnmp cing each evening prOmlt y
nj N O'clock, WE Will sell the nnrst collection Of
UI Inntin- hiatr ary AID BrOalcs ever offered Tor
sale u TITS city, comp ising In part the works OIL
TITAN, MURlLp -
~ nLyU kfsA, RhPHAh.. DU0HEr.
PALMA SH AND JR., POISSON,
MrES1Ea Cl,DlSEY,
HONMtK, GUY,
NANNER CHURCH.
NII.Ls HAMILTON,
GIGNLuS, CspJrERRIER,
wEYL, BI,ADtORD,
PARIS, ANURtEUx,
WASHINGTON, DE BitAKELEER,
HUNTINGTON DE UL,
a.l olier cTun y prominent Artists
eSe paintlnys, &C. are ~ collections OF Hon, A.
~ Sh' plcfd and the late Hon stephen A. Douglas,
Hnn to.I ist OfbJ nIOdern aud rare grns The sale
VIII luke p NJ Hon. A. H. shepherds private ga
!ery No. lhii street northwest The glii II VIII be
opened FOR inspection MOnd ", Tue-sry ana Wefnes
day. nom u nj. to CLOCK and to gp M Per cons
drsrihs to examine the collection car ohnin cards
admitting them rom the auCiloncrrs Mt ulrtr oinoe
corner Mn anu ID streets northwest Catalogues
c. he obtained by apply ing al the sanie pnCe.
nOvl.st 'DuNIAN5ON BROS,, Aucts.
aS-THE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED UNTIL,
FRIDAY and SATURDAY kNENING-, November
shnl 10, samo hOur and places, on a,cuui O tue In
novS.St y ' DuNCANsoH BROS Aucta.
National Republican., 1877-11-10
& GREEN, AUCTIONEERs,
~ 4i2 Seventh street,

TRUsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL Estate ON q sTRhkr NORTH BIf-
SThEEls REEL; EokIH MI VIZ 7, ,WAsHrIN,gToN rs, CITY. ;
ard at the request OF the hour OF the notes secured
thereby shall Offer for sale a. public auction on
front of the premi,eS the eastern part plot in
square ~. ffunting 10 feet on q street ~ d run
roar. This lot h q hrst-cass building ste; the i'm.
proyements now on II consist Of two small brick
dwell ng houses.
Terms OF sale-one-curth cash. q which sioo must
he pad on the spot. the residue OF the purchase
and elshteen months q ON day Of sale with IN.
trrest ~ per cent per nnnum, and to he red by
the purcasrs note and deed OF trust on the prem.
tes II the terms Of sale complied with within
-N days after day OF sale, the trustee reserves tho
right 10 resell the property at the risk and cost Of the
ueanltihg purchaser. All conyeyancing at purchas'
ers COST o, INGLE. Trustee
nov ITh-sat-TuSd. tstar col
National Republican., 1877-11-10
~ EORGE TRUESDELL. AUCTiONEER,
" 90 Seventh street northwest

AUCTION SALE OF MPRDyED PROPERTY
On THE Mf.Sr SIDE o. THIRD STREET
EASI BErW EEN pENNSYLvANIA AVENUE
AND EDul II Z STREET.
Tn SATURDAY. Noy,mJcr 10, ts7I, Mt 40 O'Clock
D. M, we NiI ell ut public HucIiOn In front OF ms
Irrdises the unexpiTed term Of certain ease ,or
nnetynn years from May ~, 1881, eynio ortvsr,
SUBJECT to yearly mt OF ttl7.sl, pyphle quarter
yearly, aud al ov' all dduttuls ior taxes and
assessments Of every kind. OF n part OF lot b. In
square 10, beginning therefor nj the northeast corner
OF sad lot, running thence west ii cet thence south
~ feet thence e-t " eet thence north feet. thence
q ST IS feet and hencu north y Rect TO The place be
Iin,ng, situate Ia Washington city. ID, T. together
with tho improvements thereon, consisting OF two
neat two-stOry trick dwell inps.
Terms OF sale: Oue-third Cash One-third In six
months and une-third In twelve mCnlhs, with interest
nj six per cent from day Of sale ali csh. at the OPP
tiOn ~ The purchaser $40, deposit on acceptance OF
each bid All conyeyabcpg at purchaser cot. Terms
to be compiled with within seven Gays Oh failure 10
comply the right Is reserved to rearertsc. at tho
risk and cost OF Ihc den,nliIny purchaser.
JAMES y EbWARDS.)
BIN. u. kESSER, Asslgnees.
WILLIAM H. TODD,
GEORGE rRUEsDELL
np9STuTh&ds Auctionecr.
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consent of parties interest d until SATURDAY, No
nONlO STrhIds O. INGIE Trustee.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IN.
~ PROVED AND UNIMPROyED REAL rs
TATE On goRNEks OF TWtHrIErH
MxS,St MMNp ~ SlrfnE SSrREE1S n w, IN THE CITY OF
BY virtue OF a denee OF the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia passed In rquiiy No. 5000
o. John r.. heIIell W.. Henry W. HerIeli ct al the
undersigned. trustee, will sell nj public auction, In
front o. the premises, on SATURDAY. the 18th day
OF November, A, ID. 1871, a. o'clock y. M. all those
pieces and parcels OF land known lots 81 and 81, Of
Ann :, Parkers subdivision Of square No. lis, and
lot 5 and The south foot OF lot Y, Of square 20,
the same iormng mont on the corner OF Twentieth
and streets OF 2 eet with depth OF 50 feet with
improvements consisting OF threestory pressed
brick front house, In guod order.
Terms OF sale are oleourth cash. and balance OF
purchase money payable IN three equal installmens,
at Aix, twelve and eighteen months respectively,
with interest at eight per cent. per nnnum until
paid the ame to be secured by the promissory notes
OF the purchftstr or purchasers-a lien retained
ad property and no deed given until all purchase.
money shall have been paid Bnd the property insured
cost OF purchaser.
the trustee the rgni resell nt the cost Of
detnutng purchaser. Finy dollars must be deposited
l.. N. sAUNDERs.
noe TuThSkds Trutee.
National Republican., 1877-11-10
EXCURSIONS.

ENRENCH COUGH SYRUP.
Il WILSON'S SURE CURE FOR CHITLS AND
FEVER, ut HICKIISG'S DRUG STORE. corner
Pennsylv vInia avenue and Third street. oci5lm
pILLIARDS-SEAlON HALL.
- Corner Snlh and u streets northwest
HH-Everything First ClAss-Sa
mhiO-tf SCANLON K co, PrOpretors
National Republican., 1877-11-10

SCHOOL. OF MUSIC
Instructors Anton Goetzner. II. Donch, Miss A. A.
" inner, Miss Iaidee Jones. Thee. Ingnlls King
Piano Violin. Organ, Sc. u to ti2
Vocal culture, ~ and ei1
For circulars OF Other branches and free advan.
tHges apply At ~ Eighth strpel northwest se26-tf
National Republican., 1877-11-10
MILLER & JONES,
importers and Wholesale Dealers
in Fine Wines and Cigars.
GOODS DELIVERED TO ANY PART OF THT
CITY.
Main Depot for Krug Champagne,

ID ESTAIIRANr PARISIEN-F FIRST.C LASS
N FRENCH RFSTAURANT.-Tabie Dhote din.
nrr. rs cents irOml 10 O'clock Ia edrts all day ut
very moderate price BEST chickens Croqnete, taOD
per doxen. Chicken s-Iad tn. Orders for dinner par:
orders, q. BROCHE,
sesttf French Cook, Proprietor
National Republican., 1877-11-10

Commerce.
GnonoErows Nov. a-ihe wheat market closed
steady and irm with sales Of iJo bushels Of prime
Al tL47S.
Corn-Mnrket Tor corn without change
Other srain-Market quiet, nt trner quotations.
National Republican., 1877-11-10
EDUCATIONAL,

CHEGARAY INSTITUTE.
1877 and i52s SPRUCE STREET PHILADELPHIA
For young ladies and misses. Reopens THU RS
DAY, september 20. Board and tuition, In Latin.
English und French, per annum 800
MADAME d. HERVILLY. Principal.
French is the language OF the family. mylg6m
National Republican., 1877-11-10

UNIVERSAL II. H. TICKET OFFICE
RAiIHOhD d TICRErs to or rrom all points bought
cNLhnigisI or sold at u reduction OF ONE DOLLAR
GEum any other Office or depot IN this city.
. 2 ck.ts good I'LL used baggage checked through
Apply 10 "A. u. NhITl3-1DE,
mn.-.iyI Vol PcnnsyivAna avenue. shUc store
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-06-23

again came the ominous frowning that
Lutte had observed that morning.
"Of course" said Cripsie, angrily,
there can't be no mistake. Them
young uns sent it to tantalize me; and
I've been idiot enough to"
All! Lutte understood. Quickly her
little hand went up to Cripsie's arm.
80 Cripsiew she interrupted, u sent
the love-letter; and l meant it, every
word"
The boy started He turned and met
Lutie's eyes. Impossible to doubt their
truth.
You, Miss Lutte? You?" he spoke,
bewilderedly. :" How came you to do
that"
"Pll tell you, replied joyful little Lu-
tie. " Ever so long thought: Every
body scolds Cripsie, tells him how cross
and disobligin' he is; but never heard
anyone say [ love you, Cripsie,' and |
wanted to do it so! Once almost did.
Grips l began; but you looked so cross
that | got scared and ran away. Then
l thought sure l must give it up, when
one day heard Uncle Hal talkin' about
love-letters. And | says: That's what
III do. I'll send Cripsie love-letter.
III fix it nice and sly, so he must guess.
I'll have flowers, too So fastened
EN- in, and on, Cripsie! l wrote the
poetry, e0ery locrd!n
The wee poetess paused to sigh.
1t was awful hard. 1t took three
days to think out the rhyme Then /
put it on the SILL and went and hid be-
hind the woodpile. And oh, Cripsie-"
She paused again, thinking of the
pretty love-letter's fate; and Cripsie was
recalling it, too.
miss Lutte" he spoke shamedly,
" I'm cross and ugly, l know l don't
wonder folks don't like me. But, YOU
see, l never had much chance. No one
ever said Crlpse, love you before;
and somehow it seemed too good to be
true. But, Miss Lutte, l aosU try now.
Whenever l feel cross, I'll say over them
words, and, pom my honor, I'll do my
best. And" he added, with smile,
"perhaps I'll be May blossom, too,
Miss Lutte"
And May blossom he proved; started
that evening to develop beautifully and
made everyone marvel in the after days.
Rosa Graham.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-06-23

AID. SAM WOODS sat contentcdly in
his easy-chair, doing the pleasant hours
away. Business swell, not decent case
for two weeks. He was suddenly awak-
ened by CHATTER as of an army rushing
up the office stairs, then the door flew
open, and little, stuffy woman, having
in tow a big six-footer of countryman,
walked in.
q suppose you hitch persons up
here?" spoke up the little woman, while
the fellow gaped in open-mouthed dis
may at the perfect sang, froid of his COM
panion.
Yes, if by hitchiDg up you mean get
ting married." replied the astonished
magistrate.
Come, John, step up like little man
until the Justice makes US one flesh, 4"
said the little woman coolly; but John
grew very red in the face, shutfled his
feet uneasily, shifted his hands, stared
at the woman, then at the ceiling, and
acted very unlike a happy prospective
bridegroom.
The woman surveyed him carefully,
her under-lip became firmer, and a look
of sternness lit up her eyes as she iron
ically said to the magistrate; You must
not think hard of John, dear fellow; he
always was timid and out of sorts when
from the farm. Besides, | am older than
he is, and have been married three times;
but l am a lone widow now, all three
died, and, when | saw John wanted a
wife | spoke to him, and we made up
our minds to hitch-didn't we, DEAR"
Wa,all, ya-ass, s'pose so if the
Justice be willing" slowly stammered
the bridegroomelect, coloring up fiercely.
"Now, take hold of hands and face
me. No, not that way" said the Justice,
as the fellow confusedly turned his back
to the woman.
&C say, Jeedge, what be the charges
for hitching up? Times be hard"
Never mind his prattle, Judge; tie
US up, and be quick about it, and I'll pay
you," interrupted the woman, pulling a
small United States Treasury note from
the folds of her dress.
How much be there, Sally" eagerly
inquired John, his eyes lighting up like
the headlight of locomotive,
Indeed, sha'n't tell; it's all mine
now" and then insinuatingly, but when
we are married."
GAN right, Jeedge; tic US up as fast as
the law will let you; we're ready" broke
in John, excitedly.
In three minutes, city time, the twain
were made one. AS they were going
down the stairs the breezes waited to the
ears of the magistrate these words:
"Neow, Sally, how bout that ere money!"
Erie Dispatch. .......
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Onr ponnq falls.
THE THREE FISHERS.


John, Frederick and Henry
Had once a holiday
And they would 90 a-fishing,
SO merry and so gay.
1t was not in the ocean.
Nor from the river shore.
But in mOnstrous water butt
Outside the kitchen door.
And John he had a fish hook,
And Freddy had pin,
And Henry took his sisters net.
And thought it was no sin.
They climbed up on the ladder
Till they the top did win;
And then they perched upon the edge,
And then they did begin.
But how their fishing prospered,
or if they did it well.
Or if they caught the salmon,
really cannot tell.
Because was not there, you know.
But | can only say
That too went u fishing
That pleasant summer day.
II was not for a salmon.
Or shark with mOnstrOus fin,
But it was for three little boys
All dripping to the skin.
| took them. and shook them,
And hung them up to dry.
Dye think they ever fished again?
You don't? No more do II
Laura +. Richards. in June 81. Nicholas.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-06-23

Massachusetts has society for the
university education of women, and it is
making an attempt to secure the endow-
ment of professorship for women in
Boston University. They allude to the
number of young women already study
ing in the College of Liberal Arts, and
say that the present opportunity cap
peals as strongly to those who believe
that young ladies during no period of
their education should be deprived of
womanly counsel and care, as to those
who merely seek for women ever new
and more influential positions in society"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-06-23
HONOR TO QUE WORK.NEN.


Whom shall we call our heroes ?
To whom our praises sing ?
The pampered child of fortune,
The titled lord or king
They live by others labor
Take all and nothing give:
The nOblest type of manhood
Are those who work to live.
Who spans the earth with iron,
And rears the palace domey
Who creates for the rich man
The comforts of IL home?
It il the patient toilerl
All honor to him them
The true wealth Of the nation
Is in her working men.
For many barren ages
Earth hid her treasures deep,
And all her giant forces
Seemed bound us If in sleep:
Then labor's " anvil chorus
Broke on the startled air.
And lOl the earth in rapture
Laid all her riches bare.
It's toll that over nature
Gives man his proud control,
Aud puritles and hailows
The temples Of his soul.
1t scatters foul diseases,
With all the CHASTITY train
Puts ironi in the muscle.
And crystal in the brain.
The Grand, Almighty Builder,
Who fashioned out the earth,
Hath stamped His seal of honor
On labor from her birth.
In every angel flower
That blossoms from the sod,
Behold the Master touches
The handiwOrk of God,
Then honor to our workmen,
The hardy sons of toll
The heroes of the workshops
And mOnarchs of the soil!