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The daily gazette., 1877-12-05

AnniUeTSdry.-The anniversary OF the
pastors bible class Of the Second Baptist
Church will take place in the main aud
ience room OF the church, on Thursnay
evGAing, 9th inst, commencing at S.46
o'clock; The music will be conducted by
Prof. Rhoads, and addresses will be deliv-
cred by Rev. Lafayette Marks, Rev. L. M.
Eastwood and others. All are invited.
Marvla1d Farm Sdles-J. Alexander
Preston, of Baltimore, has sold his farm
of 245 acres, situated near Perrymans~
Vile, Hartford county, to Nicholas Beck
er, OF of Baltimore, for $1,000.
J.F. Pinder has sold 1Ol acres OF his
farm in Spaniard's Neck, Queen Anne &
county, to VIM. T. McClyment aud Capt
James Smith for 81, 100.
Ne,o Telegraph O6ice-A telegraph office
has been established by the Delaware West.
ern. K. II. 90. in the signal house of thu
wilmington & Northern r. R., neal
Brow ntown, where the d. w. tracks eros
the other railrood tracks. Mr. Bayne, the
signalman of the W. & N. road at thii
place, has been appointed operator.
Floor Rdised.-During the recent storm
the floor of Warmers store house, at th'
foot of Market street, was flooded by tn
unusually high tide in the Christiana. II
guard against a repetition OF this occur
renee, the floor of. the storehouse has bee
raised three feet.
Being Repaired.-The heater under th
Office OF the City Treasureris being repaired
as they overheated the woodwork aroun
the flues aud threatened the safety OF th
building.
. NEW CARs-Eight new house freigt
cars have built at the shops OF the
w. & B. Railroad company at Lame
lin
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The. RsdsmRt0s,sr ;asiGm Services ' are now being
uohiss no1a at ST. Mary's catholic Church, ana
,ost neau evening az M despite the rain.the attend
a1os an o Mss tne rosarytwo short sermons By the
nsHel nW Wortal Sin, and the benediction. Ihesd and
,a;so;onars M u, S are very eloquent men ano
ih,sS.o lhs;r sermons are to the point and com
T nTrehenslbIe to all their hearers is Sensl nsst
pas every evening this week at nan pas
seven o'clock. ,.,o+ir 70
najrin@ JrGs tracks and doing heavy masE. msIa
pk pwork has been purchased by tne r. wa wa
were var Western II. R. Company " w"
bnilt by Remington & Co.
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Real Estate Agency.-Edmund B.
Frazer, late Justice of the Peace and
Notary Public, still continues in his old
office, in the second story of the Tele-
graph building, Third and Market streets
where he will conduct general real es-
tate and conveyancing business. All
business entrusted to his care will be at
tended to in a prompt and satisfactory
manner. He will also attend to the COL
lection of claims, in which business he
has been very successful, as during his
term of Office as Justice of the Peace he
collected over $1,000 without suit.
Il Neou Enterprise.- Monday next
W. S. Armour, will start merchant ex-
press, for the purpose of delivering goods
to any part of the city, for merchants who
do not keep horse andiwagon. BE will
also deliver market baskets to any part
of the city, for cents This is a new
enterprise and he should be encouraged.
He will make his headquarters at the
Farmers Market on Seventh street be-
| tween Market and King.
The Markets.-The street m arket
was poorly attended this morning, by
sellers and buyers, altb rough the dis
play of eatables was large. Prices it
seems have settled down to fixed
stadard, as.there was no difference be
tween this and last market day.
AMUsEMENTs.-Pers wishing to
enjoy fine musical treat should attend
the Hutchinson Family Concert, at the
Grand Opera House, this evening.
Haverly's famous minstrel organiza-
ton will appear at the Grand Opera
House next "Wednesday evening.
Resulted Fatally.-Emma Jane Jen
kins, who was so badly burned or
Sunday last died from the effects yes
terday. The Coroner held an inques
during the afternoon, and the jury
rendered a verdict in accordance
with the facts.
SALE OF MoNEY.--At the 57th month
ly meetingof Excelsior Loan Association
last evening, $500 sold at 15R per cent
premium, $500 at 154, $500 at 10 AM
5000 at 14t. 1 ...=.
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GENERAL NEWS.

George Turner, late United States mar
shal at Montgomery, Ala, yesterday
moved in the United States Court at that
place to be recognized and reinstated, on
the ground that he had been confirmed
by the Senate, that on September he
had been suspended, and Samuel G..
Reid appointed; that the Senate not con-
firming Reid, under the tenure-of-ofhce
law Turner was reinstated. Mr.. Turner,
read to the court a telegram from Attor-
ney General Devens, directing him to re-
sumo his duties, Mr.. Reid not having
been confirmed. The court then post
poned the case until to-day. Mr.. Mayer,
the district attorney, has similar instruc-
tions, ex-Gov. Parsons not having been
firmed.
NORFOLK, Va, Dec. 4.-The trot be
tween Sadie Bell, the Eastern Shore Vir
ginia mare, and Ed. Wilder, an ONO
horse, mile heats, three in FIVE, was wor
by Wilder in three straight heats. Besi
time 238. Track very heavy.
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CRAND OPERA HOUSE
WEDNESDAY EVE, DEC..5th, 1877.
Concert by the

Concert Dy tne
HUTCHINSON FAMILY. -i''
John W. Hutchinson, Leader d Manager,
PROGRAMME, PART FIRST.
1. "The Lord is my Shepherd" Hutchin-
2. "Right over Wrong, or the Gooa Time
8. "Hannah's at the Window Binding
Shoes" ballad and duett. .l..
4. go Down Noses" Freedman's song,
Company. .
s. dOver the Hill to the Poor House." re-
citation, in character.
6. 0Five Hundred Dollars, or Stiney
Mans Soliloquy," j. w. Hutchinson.
Z. !" Lascia Chic Pianza, Handel, solo.
5. 'ship On Fire" Russell, j. W. Hutch
Q. Good old Plow," Hutchinson's home
song and whlstling chorus. i.l
PART SECOND.
/. 1.,"My randtather's Clock" II. g
Work, solo and chorus.
2. "Fly Forth, o, Gentle Dove," Pinsut
solo, Miss Phillips.
8. "Steal Away to Jesus" Freedman'i
song, Hutchinson Company.
4, Mountain Bugle Echo," John Frank
s. "No Night there" Kitredge.
6. .sScotcn Song,'. in character John An
derson, my 10, Burns, Hutchinson.
I. "Recollections of Childhood, Baker
solo, Miss Phillips.
8. "Caromel, Humorous song, music b!
Judson, sung by John.
0. HUncle Sans Rich Enongh to civ
| Us All Farm" patriotic composlClon o.
| Jessie Hutchinson.
admission, 25 cents. Reserved seat
without extra charge at G. F. Thomas 4
| Co.'s, four days In advance. decl-4t.
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SHAY WAITS.

Get Kings Good Samaritan cough sy-
rup.
Hope Loan Association meets this even
ing.
Go to the Industrial Exhibition this
evening.
The weather is dull, damp and decidedly
unhealthy to~day.
DR.. Gallagher, No. E. Fifth street, is q
thorough and practical dentist.
Don't forget the Hutchinson Family con-
cert at the Opera House tonight.
Three women and one man were com-
mitted to Jail for 60 days, for vagraney, by
the Mayor, this morning.
w. NJ. Kennard & Co. warrant every
yard of Black Beaver they sell, simply
because they keep no shoddy or cotton
621 Market street.
Wood burnt building lime, "a cents pei
bushel; bar sand, $1.75 per load dehv
cred at Bright's coal yard, corner Watel
and King streets nov. Ii, tt.
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SECOND EDITION.
Proceedings Of Court.

Verdict IN the Grier us. Dehan Case
Rendered-More Liquor Cases Sett ted
The Grand jury Dischdrged-Other
Minor Business.
NEW CASTLE, December A, 1877.
(The proceedings of court subsequent
to those publishedih yesterdays GAZETTE
are as follows):
Closing argument by Mr.. Bird in case
of Grier vs.. Dehan, occupied about an
hour. The case went to the jury and
court adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Court re assembled at o'clock.
The Judges charge to the jury was
brief. They retired about $50 and about
5 O'Clock returned with verdict for the
plaintiff, settiHg damages at the sum Of
1925. The amount asked for was $3.50.
The case of State vs.. Mr.. Schmuck, in
six indictments for selling liquor without
license, was continued over until next
term he agreeing to plead guilty at that
term.
The Grand Jury came in and notified
the court that they had finished all busi-
ness for this term. They of-red their
report the most interesting part of which
Will D0 IOuuu III duOtuoI COluuuu, duu
they were discharged. -.
The report was ordered to be inserted
| in the records of the court and copy OF
it sent to the Levy Court at its next ses-
| sion. t...... ..
State VS.. Patrick Lally, for selling Ii
quor without license; he was fined $5t
and costs.
Geo. W. Lodge VS.. Chas. E. Grubb, {
nonresident. This was an action on s
promissory note. Amount claimed $79.'
40. The jury returned a verdict in ia
vor of the plaintiff. .1y-
J. s. Custer 81 Co. VS.. Margaret Bos
tick. Action on book account; accoun
for goods sold and delivered. Amoun
claimed $267. Verdict in favor Of tn
plaintiff. .-. r..,.u ..-.t..
| Consolidation National Bank of Phil
adelphia VS.. Franklin Q. Flynn's admin
traitors, to recover amount on promissor.
note, $4,491.13. Jury rendered verdic
in favor of plaintiff. I'D, '..l II. l...
Newport National Bank vs.. admins
traitors of Franklin Q. Flynn, to recove
$3,696.47 on a promissnry note. Verde
: in favor of the plaintiff.
Geo. A. Ogle vs.. administrators {
Franklin Q. Flynn. Verdict for plainti
for S411.79. ...,- r.-.'..-...
| At $50 court adjourned until 10 o'cloc
tomorrow morning. u -Ht .t,n
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An Industrial Exhibition
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF
THE DELAWARE INSTITUTE OF
MECHANIC ARTS,

MECHANIC AhIS,
WILL OPEN
MONDAY, DECEMBER Sd, 1877.
PM,
At the Wilmington Institute, Eighth and
Market Sts., Wilmington, Del.
1t is proposed to present an interesting
collectlon Of Mechanical, Manufacturing
and Artistic productions mostly from our
City and State, including many new artl-
cles and recent inventions exhibited for The
first time. Power will be applied to drive
machinery, o daily paper Will pe issued,
music and other entertainments daily. A
Restaurant and Refreshment department
will be under the efficient management OF
the lady managers ofthe Provident Society.
The Exhibition will be open during the
week from a. m. to 10 p. m; single az
mission ticket, % cents, or tickets 1or 81
ChiIdren under 12, 15 cents, or 10 tickets
for al. Arrangements Will be made Win
the different railroads entering our city foI
reduced fares, and excursion tickets Will
he sold from different stations in the State
which will include an Exhibition ticket.
For further information apply to j. 5
| Valentine, President, j. X. Brlnghurst
| Secretary, Lea Pusey, Treasurer, delaware
| Institute Mechanical Arts, or TO Com NIL
tees in charge Allen Gawthrop, y.
Trump, Jacob f.. Sharp, on space ana AT AT
rangements; d. II. Bradford, Jos. X Adams
A I. VanduZee. on Merchandise ana M an
| ufacture Elwood Garrett, Ill. l.. IatnaII
1 Henry Grant, on Fine Arts and Relics ID
/ Cloward Clifford James Samuel Il. Smitn
| on Music and Entertainments; Thos. ID
Slavery. Henry G. Jones, John Huxley, OF
Machinery and Power Alfred ID. warner
e. s. r. butler, H. NJ Jenkins, on PIlntln
and Miscellanies. noVzl-Uoeco
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DISTRICT OoNFERENcE.-The Dis
trict Conference of the M. e. Church
wilmington District) is now in session
at Newport. Yesterday there was quite
a spirited discussion on the question OF
granting licenses to Rev. l. l.. Crouch
and Father Taylor, local preachers OF
this city. Both of them are actively
connected with the foundry tent temper
ance meetings, and the opposition to
them is based on the charge that at these
meetings the influence of the christian
church is Delittled and derided. A IL
cense was granted to Mr.. Crouch, but
this action was reconsidered, and the
question will probably be settled to-day.
| FAST HUsKING.-The speediest corn
busking w have heard of for long time
was that done by VIM. Lee in the helo
of John T..:Woolens, near Lombardville,
Md. a few weeks ago. In five hours and
fiftv-fiye minutes he husked ninety-two
shocks, making thirty>four and half bar
rels of corn. The shocks were cut down,
opened out and the fodder tied up by a
second party. The manner in which
this champion husker made corn fly is
SAID to have been astonishing.
Press.
The Old Paper Fend.-The old paper
fiend is on his rounds again, fooling the
country editors into making notices Of
his copy of the first issue of "The Mary,
land journal and Baltimore Advertiser,
printed August 20th, 1773. THESE olc
papers are frauds, and merely fac st,nate'
of the original issue, which were printet
by the Baltimore American when tha
paper celebrated its centennial annlyer
sary, on the goth of August 1873. Th'
iOxford, Pa, Press Is the latest victim o
the old paper fiend.
, ReconciLiated.-Last evening a WON
an came before Esquire Brady to prose
{ cute a suit against her husband for ceser
, ton. Before the trial progressed, how
: ever, the husband and wife held con
fidential interview, at the suggestion o
! the Squire, which resulted in their rec
+ onciliation, the husband agreeing to liv
:. with his wife hereafter, as a HUSBAND
: ought to do. -.
i. 1t Won't do for Beer.-"What is tina
s place." inquired somewhat intoxicate
y n man to Superintendent Bowen, at tn
i reservoir. the other day.
}, sits a basin," replied Mr.. Bowen,
!. "What's it for?" was the next query
/, "To hold water"
e "lt may do" muttered the man as b
walked away, ''it may do for water, bu
r. it won't do for beer.'
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ru. Fine Nail Scissors. 4
SRSrVed RurSeed and Straight, Nail Brushes. Hand
Sale by E, BRfNGHURST Il Co,
Corner Sixth and Market SITS.
p,n For IneDnaM.
ana SaIh IN brushes, Bath towels, Bath Sponges,
NJ ~ bath Soaps in extensive variety. Also
baiS su HEloyes, Straps, Brushes, &c. OF horse
sTio, sStl, Dry Friction Gloves, and many other
"'icles of the same classes.
E. .BRINGHURST & CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market SITS.
hrodIe's miraeu,,,us Cure FOR COrns
ren, Zen gllsh remedy of great popularity for
NHoVlng corns without pain.
Z. BRINGHURST g. Co.,.
Apothecaries.
Corner Sixth and Market SITS
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Nov, 26. F-77'
DELAWARE.


The fine display Of evaporated fruits
brought by Bro. Rosa, Master OF the Del
aware State Grange, and placed on one
OF the tables in the ante-room of the
National Grange, attracts the attention
OF all visitors. We notice peaches, ap-
pies, cherries, potatoes, sweet potatoes,
tomatoes, etc. In handsome frame is
a beautiful wreath Of flowers, formed en-
tirely from these fruits. Fruit preserv-
ed by this process has only to be soak
cd short time in water, and it becomes
as natural in look and taste as if just
gathered. The market form them is the
a0orld.
These fruits are evaporated by artif-
cial heat in short space of time, there
by retaining all the properties of the
fruit in its green state. The industry Is
assuming large proportions on the Del
ware peninsular; in fact, supercedine
canned fruit and all other processes OF
preserving. Four hundred and fifty
thousand pounds have been manufactur'
| ed the present season, and nearly all dis
posed of at satisfactory prices.
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ID H. KENT q CO.,
importers and Manufacturers Agents for
IRON, IRON
STEEL, STEEL, }
HARDWARE, HARDWAhE
AND COACH MATERIAL.
s,aaiatve the Largest Stock of Goods in the
In tba IN n their line, and best assorted STOCK
N Ndthe me United States.
w. 2O5 AND 2O1 SHIPLEY AND 21
AND zIZ orange STREETS,
WILMINGTON, DEL
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ADJUSTMENTS.
All
CHRISTIANA.

Rev. A. A. Willets will lecture in the
Presbyterian Church, at Christlana, on
Thursday Evening, December 18th, ls77.-
Subject, " On the Wing, or a Summers
Flight Across the Sea. +" for the benefit OF
the Church. Admission 50 CENTS sH-. .
dacb-d3t2tWM Ill \ - = |
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virtue OIL an Act OIL the
~ General Assembly passed at Dover,
February 22d, 1871, hereby give notice 70
shall attend at the Philadelphia National
bank. in the city of Philadelphia, during
the business hours of that Bank, on the
three first secular days of January 1871, pre-
pared to redeem and pay off Bonds from
No. IA to 100, both inclusive, of the denoIn1-
nation of one Thousand dollars each, OF the
issue of the Bonds of the State OF Delaware
under date of January lst, 1855, and tnat
from and after the said first day OF Janui
arv 1913. the Interest on said Bonds Will
cease THOS. b. GILES,
o0' State Treasurer.
ONCE Of state Treasurer, Dover, Novem
her ist. 1877 nov1-2tawtian1
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rape Worm H e I'M owed
Alive, fHr

nd mead ,3t and all complete in two hours. NO
Vii wy .Ili head passes. Seat, pin and stomach
yIatls yyIIruhs removed by DR.. Kunhel, 269 Norm
T~1i,ia TVySu and all passes IN one, and alive, Dr.
Hiu HNiIhkel is the only successful physician IN
Sis Mn country for the removal of worm |, ana
cbnS.orm chi worm Syrup is pleasant and safe ior
SninA iiiureh or grown persons. Send tor cir
s,r, sIar, or ask for a bottle of KunkePs Worm
SS!yniup. Price 81 bottle. Get it OF your
"ugelst. 1t never fails. noV2-lm
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RAILROADS.
nHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON q
Il BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD.

.l bALl1MOhE NAIL RO<Ao'
Nov'R 26th, 1877. .
lnns will leave Wilmington as follows
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations,
|A $40, 900, 94, 10 90 q. M, 23O, 4oO,
|lEsB, p. m. -
Fila. and New York, 2 90, A. m. II 81 i.
|As, $40, p. m.
ainnore and Intermediate Stations,
|lea IN.
BALTIMORE and Washington, 12 81 4 16, s3s,
|Lnl2A, Il, 90, 500, p. m.
llans for Delaware Division, leave for;
New Castle, $40, $50, a. m. 1.16, 9 80, pm.
Wyoming and Intermediate Stations, at
|p,am,, IS, $50 p. m.
kmar and intermediate Stations $50,
3D. lis, p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations
Y, a, m. 800. $50, p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, 200, Al, a.
II.
Baltimore and Washington, 12 81, 1 16 q
H.
PN luther Information passengers are
seHed to the time tables posted at the
ROI, IL. f. KENNEY,
Superintendent.
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No opiuml no morphia or other dang
perous drug is contained in sDr. Bulls
Baby Syrup, for the relief of collie, teeth
ing, etc. Price 25 cents.
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nnrn areat cnance to make money

0TD Great cnance 10 MAKE money
Iun If you can't get gold you can
III get greenbacks. We need per
OOuD son In every town to take sub
scriptions for the largest, cheapest and best
illustrated family publication In the world.
ANY one can become q successful AGENT
The most elegant works of art given free to
subscribers. The price is SO low that al
ports making over Sl50 in a week. A lady
agent reports taking over 400 subscribers in
ten days. All who engage make money
fast. You can devote all your time to the
business or only your spare time. Yoa
need not be away from home over night
You can do itas well as others. Full par
ticulars, directions and terms free. Elegant
and expensive outfit free. If you want prof
liable work send us your address at once.
1t costs nothing to try the business. No one
who engages falls TO make great pay. Ad-
dress fTae Peoples Journal" Portland,
Maine.
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THE TRAGEDY AT NORFOLK VA,

NORFOLK, Va, Dec. A. BENZ. Godfrey,
who shot and killed Miss Winingder, his
former sweetheart, on Sunday last, is
convaleseent. He now mokes a state>
ment to the effect that the young lady
shot herself and that he shot himself.
The story is not generally credited.
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Stop coughing at once by the immedi-
ate use of DIR. BULBS Cough Syrup; %
| cents bottle.
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NOTICES..

s. PENSloNERS.7Cal
N at the otflce of E. b. Frazer, 3rd ana
M arket streets, on and after Deeemoe Der 4tn'
where vouchers fol checks Will be 1mme-
diately taken. noooo.
NTOTICE TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS.
~ ALI persons who have sold properly
year 1877 are required 10 give
notice to the Assessor of the Dlstrict III
which the property is located on or before
the 31st DAY OF DECEMBER, 1871 insert
ing in the notice the name OF Spresent
owner name OF late owner and am ioea'iPn tosi9 be
held for The county tax of the year 1878.
Ali persons having investments e subject
to county tax will be fcrnisned blanks 10
To either of the undersigned assessors.
HENRY BRADLEY,
Assessor Southern District,
40 West Front Street.
LEWIS T. GBUBB,
Assessor Northern District,
nov12tjanl 50 flne SGreee
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[ Meal, New Hominy and Beans. Cshl- an
ned tomatoes, Corn Peas "a Pearss Ca Canary
Her pird wPod wPowder for loss of singing In birds,
% Bird Food, Lunt's Ayena or ad 9a5enF Frencb Srss,
Hominy GTlts; Grain sdnn gags Beans sq Green Peas
for soaking, &c, &c, c,atANn1E at
61I MARK - 81
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.

Wilmington, DEL, Dec. o, 1877.
otations al the Brandywine Mills for
y and GRAIN Corrected Daily.
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..lnl aud Co,nSere,es.i.

,r,, useroN. Del, Dec. ., 1877.
onotatlons furnished by
ssst siock CLAYTON House Building
q 4 Co. 'Del'' at 70 NJ: tS, lay; VI
ISinCtSgI6, X QUoTATIoNs. p,,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-10-12
AsHTABULA OHIO, FRIDAY OCTOBER 12 1877.

machinery of the Touring, cotton
and wooden mills, which must here
after largely increase in number, as
the grain, cotton and wool are all
produced in the vicinity
THE HEALTHFULNEss
of this region is remarkable, owing
to the abundance of the bright and
general sunshine, pure water, excel,
lent bread and beef, few sudden at
mospheric changes and no swamp
Hands within hundreds of miles
Ague is unknown, and there are nc
grasshoppers. The St. Louis & Sar
Francisco railway extending extire
l. across the State, and the rich
coal, iron, lead, zinc and other mines
and to the great plains region west,
insure a ready market and good
prices for all farm, garden, orchard
and dairy products for all time to
come. By settling in colonies here,
good society, schools, churches, dai-
ly mails, telegraph and other advan-
tages may be secured from the be-
ginning. and land bought at from two
to six dollars an acre, of the R. W.
Co., on long credit. EXAMINER
Pierce City, Mo-, Sept. Is, 1877.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-10-12
COurting In a street Car.

Mr.. Jackson's conviction that Mrs. Lewis
is "Bettn any woman in the ZiOn."
Passengers on a Flatbush avenue,
BROOKLYN, car last evening saw lit
tie colored man enter at Clark street.
He was seated for only an instant
when he jumped up and went on a
run to the further end of the car,
and seized the hand of a decidedly
flashy colored woman, who wore an
immense finger ring and a Grape bon
net with widows weed. She look
ed up amazed, and then the two
laughed, as only happy oolored PeO-
pie laugh. So, ,,a
lost you, l havn't seen you since the
funeral and I've been thinking bout
you ever since" :,
sNo such thing, Mr.. jackson" !"
said the widow, cOyly.
"True as Pm livin'; hope to die
if hain't."
By this time the passengers had
edged their way along, entirely un-
noticed by the happy pair, and the
conductor stood in the door and
smiled.
"What was you looking for me
for, Mr.. Jackson?"
81 wasn't looking for you, 'zactly,
but kinder thinkin'. Pm gettin' $50