davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-02-05

Mefentmc> atipnssise perlaffen sri tmprb lin, 3:45 81.
W tpnnlen in 0p eenssiae I'm 1870 Nab.n unp In
gSaIhi atpn utn 1 AS Mbenes an.
Ynlt,uge fabreu td9li1 (Spnn AIS uusaenpn,r,e n.y. @
erpree tae ia en- t'9itd INN balttn in Stncti II,
Noel'S. Arerilidns @gro nSpiae Gtaripttesp pill Stauu-
on, @pihtn, gf:a prp', @pein9tpn utb alea relulare,
Stattrnen meitlid ppu e%rsln9tpn an.
accommodation sitge tabren idglih (Spnntaas aus
aenrn en- une perbin Ell iit ilt @erbpnsSiQe ir 90 rs.
lngtrn.
@pft rnb @rprrB-3ise Ser6in> en- f6 in @prbpnSsi0c
tlts gsaiftneten u ; elm pp(tjus in charlottesville fir
Epndbur8 unc ZEN 9 tn
@rp It, us pelhinoet I'll in Cincinnati nit : en-, Grunf"
9tnien tur ale punf:e i'm 98eltel 9iprt weter unp Slp.
pelf n. tlcl. California S7egen mt Isras.
9clfsug firm ut in Gtdntpnr nm 1870 sadmittdas an.
@rprfBlu8 YIN Cincinnati rerb nbet in @prSpnaeile
nit Ger 9ir9tnta Mio anb = isnbabn. fpmlnt in g4al,.
IN tim uni Z. o @prnl. unb in Ht mrno UNI $50 90 nj.
an une perbinbft itA nit 1ca Hidmpup une 5 anpiae ltne
8i3mpnb unb petersburg 3uesa fur alc 9untte in,
Sueen.
Mccpn,mpt a~!irts;i1 fprnrtt i'm $40 @rrinitta- an.
Sdldf gSoeRpns fahren mi aQtH IaHt Ii cit.
OHr6 Sid5ts ire ! n p~ertauft unb Gepad permeif
rad allen oaup / spu"ften
Mabere MnsfunTt tpegen @teife etc fptrb in SO. S26
@tatH Str, pber in Der Office GER Gpmpasnie e~rtbetlt,
Gpnm1Y u. Dom ,re,
General g~aia8;ers uab Sidet= 9lsent,
W. w. g. 1unn,
Sneenielr uue SrperintenN ent. ~
, 1877-02-05

@eian9perein @ireinia.
Seute finoet Die re9elmdbiee monatli6e
@erlammluns oes @slan9pereiH @irsi=
mia ltatt.
, 1877-02-05

@e1o. @er @elo gu lei6en wiinidt,
fam iol6es bel Serrn Srant 8. 9iq,
elmer u%nleren ltrebiamen @rllnoeigen=
tbums= Nsenten unO Sausmatler, fir
bi0ise 3inien sesen quite @i9erbeit er=
Dalten. Sie9e Nn5sige j.!
, 1877-02-05
RiAnpnp poit Office.
prit- Nrro neement.
TO- Ohtober 1876.

(Mc't- Gle Mtm gr,fer Tpa fdU.st III,
m 7:15 Na6m. uup I fl bort nm O 9n 81
M. IN. Ter TrfmsHf,r bi,tr Wr,,, fIx
e,a "o eeh, Mdrm tags 70 frit ais mTaI d,
Mofoltdle 9nrdboH. 2meimoI tSovim
u,Matlnff ~. ~ unb I is q. M.-G"it
i6luB 2 Hnt 7.35 81. ID. p"H
MorSIide @ea-poH. GGali&. gn,upf.
1'lo " ". yOtl6Iuf 3 NIB us q. 81
sihIide gof. .3meimor tSorid on.
funtt I " q. unS 500 81 's Sr IN
f6lub 7@. 81. rnl 1915 y. ~ peF'
&ieo nnona g. ganhiae eiienbobn. Ga.
lib. @nfpnft 500 n. M'" m.oe 9ags
$50 y. 81. %epl9lnB
MIdmoro G. 9rnhiGe MM. Ywtimor tin
iid,. Mnfn # $50 unS 9 81. m my Ivy y
l@lnt 4@. ~. unb 1915 v. M. YpP
SarmbiIe. 9pn6tura unn gu,ts,;n. x.x
Ssnhtafa: Iaalid, 5~nntoos oueo,nars
men. antunft SEQ q. 81. aodidt,s
9.OOG. 81. YoFlVlub
ogelapeate e. Ohio Gifenbatn. 9Sorid,
Srmhta9s alsasnommen. Anfunfl a 81 SD
- pppl6luh $50 y. 81.
Mo'e srspiae, Charlottesville. @t,r,.,.
Ff,n an' 4 en- @bafI they lie nm, G,'nmL
on; ! raton. 2pn6burg pn' m,i,,, um,
melf q pDu COPING on - Nnfunf, Z 81 an ~
- ppttdfub 1915 81. 81. ~
Wet goint iltb etationen an mr. 81 %
w. INN u. Ut. VI. 1Galtdb, @pnntona Us""
nplflI1en: Anfunft 10. &c y. M3 "S N.Y.
idluB $50 q. 81. YoH-
gleutster, i'rsr gBef point. taorid.-gn
1880 y. M.-ppifIhlne 2.30@. m /"
y, aapsa6' nned, iiter slpIeit's. tSorih
""'a'F QUO ~ M.- gufldlab I .. M :.
-, Sames aiuer sampfer. ersinaI nsdent.
i,m. @ntlaft Moutajs, WiIttmrd1s ,nt
9stiass, 0 V. w. gptlGIus, Tienftooe
No"Hfffaes uno Soanatents, 600 q. 81
M Canal gafet. Criminal nSdestlid. -
an NJ M'ttnoas H~reitaas uns @omntooa
Z y. 81: - YolidluE Wuutaos' SSa"r"ss
uno 5reitass, 4 VI. VI. 'VS
s9ort Ynmp &oute. 3weim II pvbent,in
., anfaIltt. Op IL, tags unb z unnt"os
70. ~ : % gsOifl9Iub. 5 eultass nns Sr.i.
: 'erion &onts. Orsin,al ,pUd ,n,Iih
/. = NV = MOnta' Wi tipot uno @Ss,eitou nm
< ~ = ypiitluB , enfda, Dpnnfrila.
H." >onna'enb I'm 4 9. 81.
, 1877-02-05
h'6mpaS efuer Alarm-G slraraph.

Alarmz & a f E n.
No. 2 Grfs Yplisei Station.
Mo. 5 3peite pOIi5si Citation.
~. A Critic pOrisei Citation.
SO. 5 Gpribenbous. 3te S,r,s
8rpab. "
no. 6~S'Ofa nb satber Soale," gruob>
s'rabe, anilden Der 9ten unb 1Oten,
Mc. Z sPrtssn9aua, 1sttp @tr., nab,
5ranfIiu. WV
Np. t-2 Hudetts.
w. 3 Gde Der 12trn unb Drain ctr.
Ne. IA gds Der 10ien unh gyrb ctr.
se. 10 eds Der 1len unb Cars Str.
Mo. 10 ede Ser 9ine unb AHain ctr.
Mo. ~ ede Der 3ten uno GuYal Ctr.
NO. II gde Der 25iten unb groob or
Nf. % gds Der 17teu unb MarIboQ CTR.
no. "a gde Der 17nn unp @a1biuotom,
Ctr.
90. rs Metruyplitan gilsu.merfe. ?
Ctr.
NS. 20 Ode Der Stem unb Main Cir.
NO. 81 Gde Der 14ten unb Stain Ctr
No SO Gde Der 22len une Main ctr
NO. ga @ds Der 13t'n unt gary ctr
No. 3-5 Stdbtil6ss Nrmenbans.
Me. So 1repesar Gi1ens@erfe.
SO. Al gGs Der 9tsu unp eeia Ctr.
No. 4 2 Srcab StraBe, =. de Sail 4Qy.
No. 4-3 Gfe Serins unb pine ctr.
Me. 10 ede ct. S.mes unb Dupal CIR,
Np. As Ssr Beub us, 25le ctr.
No. 81 SprigeHbaus, 10 ctr.
no. SO @ds bl Clay III @ilmer Ctr.
, 1877-02-05

hmtritaniiten Wre tTSN W F'trirt, 1T elm oil9ts
hieinss eisbline soesrdnte Der NairoDner ees Gebirs
es ron qerl:, Merito uno fuoliDem Soliferniat
no Die 4lfanje n0dNt .mS eeSeibt. gie scrti9sn
hsr,te retpmmenoirsn baiTelbs ~benanois ais ein
istimulont un0 Siuretie IN allen $rants
fciten, relde felbe Mittcl erheiitet. @iner Dee
Sioentbimer e~erielben, W1breno elmer &itnpreita
furdb Mcrifo uno Salifernia per einigen 5abret
irbielt bon sinem pantheon Slater unter Dem Gts.
@t Der @eribmis9enbeit SaS Sri9inal=Teept cea
6ubereilin9. Sic @iocntbiinter esielbeu cffetirer
Is Dem aleetreinen 9ublittm in Der SeNnt1e, eaE
hin anertonnter GSertb an Der &iffe pes file.
Oceans, Surb Gebraub an Der attantifhen siifs
sit,i9crt rerSe, ba fe ~iiberjeuot ino, DAP Sieits
5eilmittel ais Gin @cbttb1tcr bsr @cnihbcit cuts
trit Gtine mfeblbaren @ieenfbaften %srtreiien
Hb o.s.a ,Grapel, gctt, d,pniidsr Ebeumatisnras,
htipisntc sBaleriu6t, Slahllcni Sctid, Sbltr1ies
konen Der &laie, Der Tieren uno urin0re SreaneS
9eqen Tpspep1ia uno o~llosinsine Sdtrone imo In
SaQen, no Die eebenSfrafte inv Ginfen beoriHen
1T itin Gebrau1 uno @rfrl9 ~benslbsn NAB
miratut6s uno unibertrpfst. =
Sic @ieritancr balten IS fir Gin e~5fclut'l ~
tirsS elmittsl BON eeurbutie.
@ebramdbs. slntpeifnns.
~ Elm 9iuretie sinen eelSfel YoI In eih.A
Aeinslaie pcI suderrra1sr Sreimal ess Saes, Dor
tr Diabl,sit. tns elm @timutant, bon einem
kalben bis gu einem eanisn SSein9lais .9I NIT eta
pcnio MsaIsr 70 Oft ais nrthie.-
eraminire Sen eicest muf Dem ertvn fcroefs
dig uno ~iiberjsuse Sid, 9esh Safelbs pcrber nida
esbrcten.
9eae' Q'reis miro ron Or. eiss,taInnern fir ot
kersn 8 .aIhen uno Siiisn bsiablt wessn aiekleso
exadse6re4t psrssn.
, 1877-02-05

6olo ldloB porseltern MSlttay in Stem
0prf nit 1863.
, 1877-02-05
@r. be @r6Tnuns BON ben heten
arssepabltelten
Serbf uno Wiuter Wianufaftm @aaren.
TurSetpaaren unb Mrbewaaren, bel

arsaepabltrlten
Serbf unb Wiuter Wanufaftm Waaren.
SurSswaarsn unp Mrbewaorsn, bet
Sepi &egter,
9eo. 627 s'roa> strasr,
ipelde 3u ben b%illi9len taar q, eiie" ~serfnufs
tper, ell 'rllen. DE %neaeften 0letr erssuee non
alien 0prten. Sbaml unp 1elt-h afe in al.
len Aualildten. 9 ~ r3e ! amen-yita.
MGltcL rab ben n%suelttn Mutern.
Goilinleres. Tlannelle.
Sonleltlcs unO waieroihtc a3cuge
l. ousn 8nrs'n. lnlu Sms,paaren Depar.
Isment 1T earS c uut N" s. atten nnp stbreif.
en- Oameh. unp alno II rtmpfen, Wlace-
, nolhuben, WanIbeltcn unb 8raee' Sd
l4entihe eprlele, Sanp der, SerYiettsn.
&c.. &C.; unp unlerc t1nlY , p0es unb Stid.
cen tpn Gu nitt iib.rt len merpsn-wie
ilnber Merinp Gnte unb SYasisr-HTde !,
sac en-, u iB une fab mo.
Walferp cite DGe'Gl werpsu ouf @efellung
cmaht urb nnlsr gIpp,nss epa menf 1T NIT
II neurn n Wultera perisl en-, etempe ltt;
}phe, pilpm came. SpiB II, = lag Selbe
no Saan ~ llen'P ss | mer rUr' tbis.
4ih ge CT non 1Ue. 81, &c ran Gupe.
Unfit oae ppm Va pe n,reen y nftIIh unb
y ca sioa. nAcmmt frub me febt @ut
l,lsr Eager an" Wrlmt
r r"- -
, 1877-02-05
Sbelapeafe unb Sbio Giirnbabn.

G~tsiaseate unb s tip @if,rbatn,)
9aifa9ier-G epartment
Nidrncnp, ga, 1. 3eienbe 1870.
. @n INN Md betn 3. Ge3cmbcr, 1876,
, 1877-10-03
CURRENT oPINIou,

When gentlemen rersistently oppose all
snsctusl meaus proposed for reforming tho Civil
service Of the country. and insist On pespetuatng
F,seuees ehae have induced tho very evila com.
Pia1ned OF. the Inference II that they are not Ia
iasof OF The reform at all -Lockport (N II
Journal tRsp.,.
MI. conkling may not DO responsible for
tne incorporate language Of his presiding o.Icer.
but that ho spptavsd tho sentiments uttered wa
shown W sas sset that as frequently Joined Ia The
applaass. Altogether 1t wss spectacle scarcely
calculated to advances him in tho estimation Of =
fair minded publ!c. RAtisds!pAia Nora A#srJeaa
{RsF.l.
The suddenness Of his fali il almost with
ont parallel In the political history Of either En-
gland Or America. When tho ltochsstss Conven.
uon assembled he waa csteeMa4 tho rlost powerfu,
aud ssgacious party leader In the Republic. The
Adjournment of that Convention left him with =
bi.ttcd character. and with the charm Of Ills namo
utterl5 broken. Tho attempt 10 use the Kopubllcan
party ~ an tustfumentall1 iok venting hiA Desson.
, 1877-10-03

We learn thst young lady named bnllard, OF
Columbus County, was recently Killed un-
der CIRCUMSTANCES sach ss xe are seldom
called upon ~ chronicle ~ real lfe, but which
lady IL question ha4l suitor named bullarI,
With whom thU brother u the dansel wsa not
iavorably imprcs.ed sufficiently to warrant his
Endorsement Of prospective union. n9twtth"
standing Juliet was willing 70 takc beg Romeo
for better or for wuEse So they had citler 70 re.
sort to s.ratagcm or abandon tbs suit. Oi
course they chose tho tozucr. but were pursued
by tue lrato brother, WIN, coming III feagh oi
them, Hrrd upon theiu, wounaiu9 his sister.
Eotling duuntei. although the girl was NOR
tally wounded, they proceeded u Tie lousu o4
, 1877-10-03

TEE riRiSUNE HIIAN0Il Or'F'1CEs.
TN hEDEH TIL ACCOMMODATES ni'lt NUMEisfltfs
i; pattona throuEht'at tho Guy we have tatAbi!acd
brx wt!cFt advert tient4 Will he tAkon for ths same
pivo ~ carge4 II the Matn UnIcr aud viii bv rrrry I'll
Until 1rlucl p. 1T. during tho week, and Until D. nj
OIL tktHrG2sa; -. -
WILLIAM IL. WINNING, pmk.eller and statIoner.
Isl Twenty second St, pear Wa,asil.ay.
y. u. WALDEN. Es&AjtAlrT, BlatloueF, etc., tun
Ke*t Madison. H., nrAr Wr1seTu-AY, ~
ILUnENT TltlIralSrtlS. Vert. .Sia News Depot, /
Dluc lsnhd.Ar., rnFner OF lEast 1t.Kt.
HEnls0E HENRY. Eooks, Stationery, etc, SO d.
hST0y KRou. News Depot, stationery, etc., aoa
Mtlwauke Az, corner Of GAFpentcF.st.
, 1877-10-03

AVSA AMI FOANUs ....-
4 L!lEt.AL HEwAHli Will nE GIVEN run
~ the marked. Itchry ", AttrheIt, taken fryu
DeasbSrn.st- Return to Adr!ph Thcatrt.
/ t,sr-TwO isuys, stlEEr. n slClANs. A0EH
IL and 10 1eass. rrsI+ttise{ and who atwsr The
Tncy dtsssel n velvet eos4 ND cotton rsnta ND
lllnkef-a{. FHANk Y4titALuI.
r UaT-sTNAfEt,-Ult HrHLEN-FE0M THE EX.
hurse aud IeathcEtop hus.y Liberal rev ard win bo
paid for thcf recovery u u West MuIrur'st.
osIS M0sAr M, T9 1sr iSeT Il =! snHE ~;
Ma!lssa.st. eYoA bltee!st, The npdet VIA pcase
rewarded q. l.. bhaLLEf.
I nST-A fiNLn ENAMElED uHACELET, Tx.
II tWcuu Ftsxt baptist Church sud b%3 Csiuzlct
PLEASE return ~ 3a3 Calumet and 1ccxYS tGward
CrIIAyED-Fl.oM nuti raEMlsEs ON FRIDAY
sxentnx M ~ oay r. hor.e @ wh halter % ~ I'd s.!,s
NIL be raid fut hi. return 10 WErLASh UASDUW,
coruer M.lN sukee-Ay.. znd Atmtl2 &C. -rGzkl
, 1877-10-03

IrOH SALE-TO FAY ADVANCES. SEVERAL La.
IN dle&' aud Ernts' xOt WAtCLta 0i1 EhxlpA one pair
dIa earripTs tIrs slustet WI .ihxle st*,s fgx.
mex chain. JAS H. aTUhEy VI LasAllc 81 Room ".
I,pK BAlE-A d MONTHS OLD L1vER-cOLURED
'wsser. spaniel dost pEicN $k1 Addsuas IL, Tr!1.
Qns othce.
7W1 SALE : EPLENDlD VEliNOAT UilANITE
r monuments, lluonI Al NJ LASale II.
, 1877-10-03

Tic r"arcst magistrate, wArrc twain were tna'n
nnr II IL. wrt -" la.:y ,lin'. TEr ,n',i.s- In
hls bccn arrrst.l aml is ,,w IN Whltrvi;ic ja,i
, 1877-10-03
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
GREAT sAcN1FlcE-wE ARE OFFEKlSo 4
IL nln1har Uf elegant pAIlur and GlAthsE s4lt4 uf
lsteat deslnxt md besl 4u.!lt = pDsiI!vE hEDuc'
T[OSS FROM uUlt USUAL LnW r!klcE3. A hand
some pArlor suit worth ~ T.! aas psros rs
pssh sait ,1sas W ts:s stys !eSused fon S!:s 70
t marble ~ ~ ~ xefta sa f., ts
ehalIs 81, {l 6la kAl tAl othsf Kpo4s Ia pfup.f
tian Il i. kAKrIN. Isl atata.st.
pUTTEitsA 4 CO.'S REGULAR TUKNITURE SALES
ID uIe4y Saturday at liz and l1u Wnt41A-x.. h tla
p11x to bur scll al kinds Of ho1sclut odccn nf
merchandise.
I,oR sAlELIHE 9AL4ScR Of Il0vsKHVl;IP
xuD<A cousts1og Of wtlnGef extension. table. hsll.
tNt pasas3a I.nss: tstri*ef.tYr. E.s,n5!Msh -.
pe:tnl: elais., dl.hss " noas tula s.nlA eosk.
ssid ii. ~ suIs. s ass1i5 ts lev W. 0sasa'ss
l.UK sALE-Goup FURNACE. SOS; SET UP. An.
y dNat q 1874 &sbA1h ~, Or call II ROOM H. t87
Lat Washtnkhn-st
I WILL FAr rtlE HIGHEST CASH FhlcE FOR f?
hQl&eholl Eooas md Te teh4hAls1 VI &li kMlA Gail
o. ad1lrW y t. I'll shsLaelfAv. ------
rug UNION fuMSiauRE COMPANY, tos VEST
Gil saoathsy payneaa; lus pticca; easJ tc'lA
, 1877-10-03
CITY 9SE.AT, E.S'TiTEs

I.'oi: sALf: -l:Y Att1,n,. ~ FhLr HsAD-oME
%ft" If"r".,y. .nnr!'ar rFrrr ~ 'lt'Er's.sy, All
a. i!t;f TEi:s X 10, ii iia aui In. wa,,.., ~ ror:
t1rr HA.iisnn- II.
{,pE sAi.E-w wANAsil-Ay., HArH;,iss FINE
hrrk h.!.r ani I.rr lt: Al tp,"rr'Dhtfv for c*s
tMytr. a. rATt EIkStIS .! M:.eI.[nstnn 81.
, 1877-02-26
'nldcr with confidential, parental, sacri.

"eamuet, hare been rejecting upon my
du.y. to yot. You arc young man just Starting
In llic, and startling In some respects under To-
sorab!c circumstances, hut everything depends
faithful 10 my interests, and I l,avo determined
~ fllnw mr. spnrcciatto', Of TINT faIthtnlncss. 1
have decided to ~'l ont 10 to7sr'
a glance ut the door showed nc that the Way
Of e.sare was not crt otf.
With nil the varied intcrcsts Of The business
{ou are 1lrcaly tamil lar; VIC sro Jcatly driving
In moro Of the tra,te from surrounding towns:
we havo the confidence Of .nnr. customers; We
nave Inc confidence Of wholesald dealers: NC
prlyl'czes you Will surccd. Rarely Is there
susl1 IN opening for q young man. Consult our
books, consider our profits. reflect upon The
"by the blessing Of Providence and tho be-
nerolence Of my aunt, who Is to have monu-
tnent That wi bring glow to tho bosom Of the
president of our Cemeterv Association, l am
now TIE recipient Of modest competence; and
shall squanter mnre years Of pro sious lifc %
vulgar, soul-wearyIng dry-roods and groceries.
subject ever to the fuctuati,n. OF Afnoskea9s
nn1 reppereil,; Or shall 10 on my income
Of leisure and cultnret Coincidence and Tie
yonr mcconnell Never nora viii lfit n nv arhIne
cyeba1ls to scan yon top shell for cotton-battng
sna As:wsn ~ mIc ne,e. shall my trembling
covers: never shall nv wearied ears Be greeted
br the ccase,ess tlnklc Of the snonev1irawrr
beIl. ., p my sased nost!Ils By the odors OF the
Srown psneq b;s 10 an more tba shall h, Tie
dreamsi str, hato Tea, lctest salceatus,
ablsor codfah, and toaihs that post-o0lcs and
3cent atampA!r
npon that store that whatever else might be, (
was nn-orator. a
, 1877-02-26
Vegetable Halfway Wheels.

The tnhnite variety of purposes to which pa.
per u applied III the Empire OF JapA., has astnn-
!slcd all Europeans wl, haye visited that
country. T1,oy have literally iounJ pa.
per, paper everywhere, aud IN al! shaprs
and forms. The Japanese, however, with
all their ingenuity in this direction. would
never have .Festnt Of making paper wheels for
railway carriages. Tha, nevertheless, is being
dune nt Sheffield at thls moment, md we llar0
seeh sample Of tue work. The puper wheels
have steel tires, made with an ,nsida HanQc a,d
cast.lrou,boss Tn ca:, side OF tue boss and tire,
steel plates, Bid Inch thick, arc bslted, and
t!e spa<v between the plates Is il!ed witt, cu,t.-
pressed papeF. Iho paper T. composed VI what
are known % '.strlw boards," aud these are
'natle to alhcrc to earh otlcr BY lueaus Ut rya
paste. Tbs coInblnei lnyers OF paper arc
next subjected 10 hydraulic prcssuru
~ thu extent oT auW tons l0s
thu spa.e Of lour or I've luurs, una &Aen
dried III a heated alr-b4th. This final thickness
OF tho prepared paper IL about thseo mud onc-
half Inches, and, d ilay b. Imagined, tbs guatl-
tlty u straw-boarl packed Into this tolcen.
eFlto1 space BY tho giant torca Ut tho hydraulic
ram u something enormous, Still = certain
amount of elasticity rtHl0in} 70 the substance,
a.iA this-in unlUn with ITS hDtuoEenullY aud
singular snioothness VI grain a!l tcxture-ton-
stttutts ons Of IT. highest quaits. atots ter tho
dyty It VIII presently hayo ta petfor.a. Lathes,
s!tde-rcats, and saarlbcltuak tools are mnIe
~ shape tho compressed paper tuto dtsss
VI the proper size, and under I pressure 1f
Nv tons tlrss Ars tl.eo torcs4 into the slres,
, 1877-02-26

thl. last horrible outrage, viii en-
deavor, aa they lavo In many similar
nos q pfe'h ''fh,s s t ' ri is' no; q
answer. The desperation II these atsaEstns las
lccn fed directly and constantly since tho close
OF the Wnr BY tncendarv ettfturinls 4. Dc,no-
cratic papers. Tho ,at.enint on uov. packar't's
shhttn, and m hundred other gory deeds against
opinion, creed, and color.
wonKiNn AoAiNsT Us FINANCIALLY.
There arc good men In the South, honest and
Ing political argument to the extreme nf assnt-
slnalEon, but they nro poxctless ugainst the
tide Of BonrbunIsln., Tic political excitement
aud ,lneertt'nttcs Which sueyce.led ttc clcctIon
sseo hs2s aS5s worked to sst ot saa. sskI
financially. think Il is II liberal estimate to
say that mt more than 90 per tent rs many Wis.
last gear. Stories tsavc hccn told far and Wide,
perhaps none Of them without foundation ot
truth, butwlltch have been wrongly Interpreted.
People who GONE to Jacksonville frutn. tho
travel up mud down tho St. iol,n's River. viii
meet with tle. greatest courtesy, be"ausc the
proprlctors Of hotels, tho boafdi,,g.louscs, anl
stores depend almost altogether upon the moncy
Pcnt ny No1tgc.nsrs during the WINTER tor
wander from one end ot tho State to the
otfcr and not be interfcrei With, The pcnplo
here do not care so n,1ch nbnut the mere opinion
man may secretly hold, 80 long as l,s does not
attempt to make that opinion practErai by en-.
grating II upon the mtnds nf othcrs or ustng II
In sttll moro positive manner iu guiding bis
vote at the polls. But
THE REPUBLICAN, hLEcT0Hs in FG9RtDA
arc not, gentrally speaking, Of n negative char.
Bcter. They arc bold and brave; talking. net.
Ing, and voting Just as they tlIluk. National
and State honor, and d building ZIP Of our waste
ptaccs, they nro ever ready to hattl for val
tnntIy. And for this 1eAt hundreds Of noble
and truc men hnyo fell beneath thv 1nur1croua
l,uckshot In the ex-lcbel states during thus last
them down to "a'eep tho slecp that knows III
~nttnrr II
, 1877-02-26
THE ANDERSON CASE,

CHICAGO. Feb. 23.-flcasc eor:cct your slate
ment Of yesterday touching the Andersen, tase.
llave not attended this case cren. have
Waited him twice, as The request Of my partner,
James II. Bates, n. u. And trust hnys too
great familiarity with surgical literature and
surgical rracti;sc to unguardedly and un7uaii-
ncdiy pretl!:t The recovery Of man wonndetl rs
Andc1son ts. Ills recovery Is lledgcd about by
thtce Important contingencies: hcmorrl1age,
inflammation, scptictrmia. Should no sceoll-
arr hemoThage cnsaet no Inflammation Of any
consequence occur, and no misunderstanding
othcr doctors, and Ravc no opinion such ns Tou
attl!bute to me. W. +. Aglxs..
, 1877-02-26

bn1tcl tn The inner sntl outer pcriphercs Of the
Wheels, and after finishing touch In the 1nttcr
they arc ready to be- keyed m their a1tes and
plnred under tho railway carriages. 1t Ia Nnlcr-
this country have gono 10 prove The
great supcsiorfty of 1mpcr railway
wheels oYcr those Of steel t.r
wsorghtrnn, anil that the brake, however sud
denly and sharply aopllc.lt dpcs nut tnjurc them
IN The le1At+ The firm of John Brown & CO.,
bhrf1ela. arc We believe, the exclusive makers
IN ENGLAND of tho paper wheels, and several OF
the principal English railway companies lave
given large orders for them.
, 1877-02-26

chronic and paln'nl disease. cnscfl wlthout msiis
cine. Electric nclts and other appliances all nbons
them. and how to diEtn1ntsh the .nuIuo from The
anur1ous. Hook. with full pastic liar. n,aIict FREQ
Addfess rnlverntachcr Galvanle Company, zoe Yino
, 1877-02-26
PERSONAL. REGARDS. .

Spet1W Wtpofch 70 7Ae TfdbVMe.
LArohFE. Ind. Feb. @.-rho February term
Of the Laporte Circuit Court adjourned ycster-
dav. After adjournment, Sheriff Hawkins, on
behalf Of the Bar. presented 10 Judge Noycs n
handsome cane. Filth Bowen, Deputy SllcriG,
was likewise honorel.
, 1877-02-26
ADELPlll THEATRE,
WOODS MUSEUM,

Annnanren1tat extraordinary. Engagement Of tas
MISS ELIZA cARFAS0.
u her oE1 teIson Of The gr.Ht French Sensational
dfBmA "llfa for Lite. tbo uuA Il At Perta" EYuFY
evening. Me1nts lay and Saturday MAl.netz,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-08-01
Temperan &c Camp-meetinx.

The Temperance Camp-meeting at Sebago
Lake opened yesterday afternoon at o'clock
E. G. Harrington in the chair. Prayer was of
fered by the Rev. I. Luce, after which the chair
man introduced Gov. Connor.
The Governor dwelt on the difficulty of his
presenting any new phase of this theme of tenn.
perance, SO extensively. have the people oil
Maine discussed this theme. He congratulated
the people on the fact of their having def.
niteness to their work. He remarked that in
some countries majorities ruled, and minorities
persuaded, but in this state it is the fact that
the majority does both. He referred to the re.
der the United Kingdom Alliance.
The chairman then introduced as an efficient
worker Rev. o. M. Cousens, who compared, in
his speech, the present with the past of fifty
years ago, showing overwhelmingly the pro-
gress Of reform.
Gen. Neal Dow was then introduced, who
carried this point still further, with fact and il
lustration that the old rum time holds no COM
parison in prosperity and happiness with the
presents
Eminent speakers were announced for today
reform mems social meeting will be held at
a. M, after which the public meeting opens at
10 a. m. Similar afternoon meeting at 2 O. clock
Evening meeting at q.
This will be the order during the week.
The conveniences are very fine The large
tent is now put up in more eligible situation,
and the comfort of the large number congre.
gated here yesterday shows the advantage OF
this new situation.
Among others on the stand yesterday were
the following: f. W. Guptill, Albion Little,
Rev. j. W. Brownville and Rev. Mr. Mead.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-08-01
Rrief Iottinp.

The Rattlers beat the Unas to yesterday.
The City Clerk recorded 26intentions of mar
rage last week.
The steamer Houghton will run to Harpswell
tomorrow, both morning and afternoon.
There will be another large excursion over
the Maine Central for the islands today.
Schooner Emma and her dory were sold to
MIR. Gray, yesterday, by f. o. Bailey & Co. for
$4656.
Rev. G. M. Whittlesey will give Bible read
ing on Growth and Food" at High street
chapel this evening at Il o'clock.
A large party from Boston, en- route to the
mountains, stopped at the Preble House last
night.
petition is in circulation urging the Board
OF Mayor and Aldermen to make the police
liquor seizers as the deputy sheriffs have too
much to do
There was collision on Deering Bridge,
Monday night and a woman from Deering
was thrown from her carriage and severely in
jured
large excursion party from Gray and New
Gloucester came over the Maine Central yes
terday and went to the islands on the Charles
Houghton.
An unsigned circular was posted in some of
of the Boston & Maine stations last week, pre-
sumably by friends of strikers who wished to
involve that road.
Miss Won Hillern spent the afternoon yester-
day in walking about the streets, and her ap-
pearance after her walk was surprise to all.
Capt. Chase, of the steamer Chas. Houghtou,
wishes to say to the much disappointed party
who wished to go to the islands last night, that
the steamer will run to Ponce's this evening,
rain or shine, and Chandler will furnish the
music.
Stanwood's fine large marine Comparing
Longitude off Cape Hatteras,' is on exhibition
in Schumacher's window. 1t is Stanwood' S
best, and should be studied by all lovers of art.