davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-10-16
GuropaiGhe Nahribten.

Gonhon, 20. Stptember. Sn
Birmingham 1T cine Subifripti n ans
aerest woroen, oeren Grtra9 oa5u be.
itimmt 1T, Die Serrn @nmbstta auferles,
ie @elhbuBe at teSabIen. als Elm 3eiden
Der @eiubIe, welde Die enslilden 9ibera-
len btaiiall& ieiner 9eri9tlidcn IerfOl-
sung be9en.
Nus petersburg ldBt fid Die ugoi"
l6leibell, oaB uin 2enlberP NIT cualiidem
@otoe aepiiblt wiro. I'M einen neuen pol
niiden Anfltanb be'uorSuruien." - Dag
man in 8sterSburs bel Der bort berrfhen
Ocn unaebenrcn Nufrsauna iolden I'm
linn 9laubt. N be9reiflit; id)iuer per'idno
LID aber 1T es. ba6 Die rYoi1" in Berlin
osrartIses 3sus obne jeoe Vemelfuns abb
oruft.
Iaaiu,. Die Direction Oes @pm.
Haliu ne u gcnshsjm lit BEN %dltelten
Broiellot AIT i li9en Gyrmaiinm.
Or. Seller, ilbertrugcl wicoeu. Oeu
ultramontaaen ebt amt UeItcr cine
uid)t unbsoeutenos bJiitiou u'rloren.
Der ueuc Director i'll Iltfaibolif nno
Elm eatlhiecen frstiiauiger Mann, UNI
iuenu audl Der usritorbcne Director OF.
9ep:r geraoe nid,t 3u Der auBsritcn
9tuance Sdblte, 10 batten toh m9nd)e
umltanOe. wetde bis in oellen bitliss
S%taolen3sit suri1treidten, G~inililB aui
Die 2eitune ielcs 3lusiten fog. utatboli.
ihen" @DmnaiiumS im Hauo'. Die
Sruenuuus aeusr'S lit Elm 3eideu.
oaB b oberit. Bboroe an Die Stcle
Der felt oeS Staatsratbs y. 2iuoc 9tegi.
ment onsenomm enen Spscialil irun9 Der
obercn Shulen IN fatboliIbe unO nIdt'
fatholtlh ben entlhleoen itaatli5en all.
9elnslnsn G9aratter osrl!lbsu wleSer
br5ulteleu geionnen 1T.
Der Warpin9er Wuuberlhwiuoel
uerorrbt II aHb III IN lerer @e9eno
Die &6pie Der altramOutansn Wale.
Nus ~unIeren Nad)barorten, in osnen Oct
f~lerifale Gmflus uorbcrribt, iino in
Den lesten 8 gen gauge '!3iJe su Der
rWunnerque0e" %ssuano:rt, Saus, &iu'
DER uno Wrlbihait benz lieben @Ott
aur 0ut aberlansno.
SGwerin. Gin beim Sager &abins
In Der 6Oltodcr 0aioe bel Goribrids
oienenoes MtaOhsu, 2pulls SarWeu.
wuroe in Der Nabe Der eben 9%enannten
Birdie nit our1lhnittenem 9alie auf.
Beiuno n. 0eroadt Der Ghat ribtste
iid) alsbalo 8 gen staen 2liabtisen Sec>
fabrsr 5. Subr, weldcr in JtIbnJB &C.
boren uno lpater nit isinen @ltern
aah Goribriids usrso9en lit. Derlelbe
bate lid b~elonosrS Oaourb ueroahti9
semaht, oaB ct liA nidt, wie ale anOe'
TEN Sswobnsr pon Goribriiie, al Den
aahforibunseu naA Dem uermiBten
Uaod)eu bstbeiliat, auh nah Auifias
ouas Der Seihe fiji pom benz Orte Der
Chat fern geqalteu bate. DaS ofoltotcr
grmnalgsrIhl, welaes lih our Nuf'
nabme oes G9atbe ltanoeS uaI GorIs
bride bs9sben battl. perii Ite BIZ Sers
baftuns oes 5a4t. 8e man trjabtt,
bat 0ahr ldluA 9sM oIc GesbaItna9
uOa5leDeuoc Vsamtsn 9egeniices iolOrt
Elm umiaIlenocs @etanoniB a5sele9t.
Dauah bat er bic nar'pell. nit Der er
, 1877-10-16
Mfutft ttltgr. ptpe(9ta.
Ser @riea I'M Orient.

Qonbon, "A. Ntt. Die uNsencc
Tulje" uno Bic @ierer rEolitiide @orre<
1ponbens" beftreieen, Sos unaariids Sreie
fhaareu einen ginfun in Stumdnien un,
teruommen baben. Sine Oepeiae aus
5eperin meloet oaaeaen. bas Die Jrei'
idaaren BON Difreidiidem Wilitdr Der
folst lperoen; Bs,pegunseu Der nnaarn
Iieaen feine Madridten Dor. uno utan
elaubt. ba6 sic sffaire Don feline, 8coeus
tuna 1T.
Sin. Ncuter'ide D.peide meloet. oab
Goliman gaidaS Nrmes ourd Ippbus
oesimirt wiro.
goliman Yaiaa ion ant 10. %. 81.
in Tolse elmer 8enesuns oes Sen 3'ln-
meruaann O.OOO Wann Gem 2ekteren
entsesen aeididt ba5en.
Gheffet gaiha telesrupbirt untcrm -
bs j, baB er iii 8leiuna ataefotnmen 1T.
Yin orltter Yrootant5u9 pal plelpnd Ell
reid)t unb Der @es bon Srdauie mad
Yl.mna 1T sdnslid uon ben @ulfen se'
r1tnlt.
Sine bon ssfern oatirte Tepe'de aus
Gurnu.M asursli ersibt, hub Die seritOrte
9ouaubrtide 3u iener Belt nod nidt
misb.r rcparirt tuar. obaleid Die Qusbeie
ierun9sarbeit 10 ruid ole mSslid, Dor lid
9ina.
Sn ginoua, wobiu bas ruiiiid. Saupt
quartier aus @ornap Stubenoi uerlcat
,uerben Aion. ,perben umfaiienoe Sorberst>
tunasn fiir oen @mpfans o.s Gsaren ses
t%roffen.
, 1877-10-16
9nlanoifde Dspe(deu.

New Nort Is. Oft. Sic Yolisei
bat einen erobartisen 2otterieidwinoel
cntocdt, mel9sr ben @erfauf BON Dielen
2ooieu i'm 8strose BON pielen 9unoert.
taulenb Dollars in 8ol ton, Yropibence,
0artfurb, Mlbanp, Srop, Ybilooelpbin.
Baltimore, darlington, Chicago, Gin
cinnoti unb 81. 2ouis inooluirt. &idier
q. .. Godrnne 1T als Mgent oes Staas
tcs @eoreia anpsisno, I'm Dem @@min'
Del ginhoit gu tbun. Ser S6winoel
,pirb inter ben Namen oes vMaionic
9ome Of atlanta" betyieben.
pbilaoelpbia, Is. Oft. Sanie1
Dobertp aus Gsrnmoor Sci, uuroe ss-
fern Mbenb in % t-Nbilaoelpbio lpdbs
reno elmer @ouIerei init Slaof 8cniul
unb Mm. Su9bes bur6 einen ShuB in
Die linte 8ru1t perort %psrwunoet. bab sr
,pabri6einlih nit benz Sobe abQsben
wirs. 9uebss unb 8onial iino perbai-
tet.
Gan 6rancisco. Is. Ottobsr
Mndri6tsn aus 81 Ya1o. Seras, eree.
ben. baB brobrnoe 3mIidnoe bolelbf berr
iden. 9os san,e county if i'm Sslite
bes Mobs. uno lie meiiten Mmerifonsr
1ino um yerSidsrbeitWlue ous ibrer
9eimaib enthuben. &idtsr Sopuro, ,pel
der ON 10. .. W. 2Gpis gorbis eri6oB
III mad Mellila enttommsn, no er li6
nod auibalt. Goro;s icG Der TIbrer ots
Mobs ssusien ieIn, melder our6 ieinsn
Sob nur nod srbitteter wuroe. Ser
6Hsriff BON 81 9aio b%einost li6 eben-
faas. in Meilifa. ueieert ftp icosd. nit
9rn. SOwaro mad 81 Yaio suriidiufeb.
rsn, inoem Der &i6trr lofort bon Dem
N0bel set0otet wsrosn wiiroe, wabreno
Der 9derih, i'm Sole er obue ben &id.
ter 3uriidfsbrt, lslbit Der @oIfsputb jun
Opfer fallen ipiiroe.
2ieutsnannt Yapne, peI@sr bicSrup.
pen in Dem betrefenoen County common
Dirt, erfldrt, BOP mebrere g%ompagnien
erforberlib Isin wsroen, nm Den Nufrubr
au nntsroriidsn. Cine grippe Nnsubl Se-
iperaoos ioa in Der Ndbs bes Gountps
lasern uno enti@loiism isin, bic Bun,
oestruppen 81 betampfen, i'm Safe lie
Wsrbaitungeu Do%r5une9msn periuden.
TiGtsr Dapis 1T nit 9ruppsn pom0ort
, 1877-10-16
Giroinia @taat8<@aae1E
tasItp bsrsassssebsn sur'
)pbn 8. Il.
gRo. s 3tp0lite Straee.
d nj ;, ya.
snbfertptions Nreife.
Vreiie Der Anjeigtn:

Gin sauar,, etn Mai sgoos9
Gin sauars. stret Ial q
Gin sanare, tret Wdi. ~
yin sauare. cine WDde SHOC
Elm eauare, einen gtcndt ~
Gin sanare. bret MDnatf low
osrEa.re Nn,.iaen r3reer niger ttrebnet.
ghtp ter rusntaer 3et N btlben etnen Square.
Tut gnseisen ant TN gsfaus 8h satlen.
Die 2situua wtrb in &ihmpne NIB lint
y.asnb son bsu 1rastrn fit IS Gents per
Nsft auseetrageh.
, 1877-10-16
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VIC iettefs containing money. Address
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oitiee. New York Oity
, 1877-10-16
@efeaf.
Gtrsinia
Teuer 1tnt marinc
Derl6ernngsge(fu(daft
Capital $615, 900.
Sffieei 1915 Main GtraEe .

Disfe Gerlbt .@slealbaft 1T idsn in,
Sabre 1882 ins 2ebsn eerufen unb bat ft
tets ais cine Der beiten nnb iGerfen Gele0-
fdaften E rtptelen urb felt ibrfr @nttebune
81, 800 600 fiji gerlais besablt.
Ole bnr1i9nitli1s Disieeube bsfrus IL
Tros. per Nanum felt ibrer Gy' .nouas.
@ir eriuGsn @as, melds Gerf9nuns.r
81 MAIDEN baben, in uEla t Sffes, Nu.
1915 Drain Ctr, Scr,uiM ben, eter uns
bur9 bic pcf su bsnaGrtdf cit.
70. Z. Gotuaroin, Ytal ent.
moi garnuel y. Wilis, Ger.
, 1877-10-16
Endurance
S.r.m.p a y,
SO. $40 Walnut Strabs,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Suearporirt 1910.
Saar CAPITAL" 400. 900 90
Metiba ".."""...".... 1890, 976 II
Saeorporirt 1910.

@tunbeiasntbum In vb laSelpbia
unb i'm SAuYlfia 6afeu~"...$i50, 100 90
Bombs untSypptbefen, erlesWels 431,939 80
Darleben nit 6 0atsraIs ......... 137.350 90
G'ut aeliderte @runbmietben..... 41,040 SO
3 {enbabnL 8anal un6 &plsn-
Gcmpaeuie 8enes.-...."".... 1885 90
Gilenbatn unh anbire Nfti tn..... 1886 90
0sreiniaten Staaten Oarleben.. 1l0,250 90
Staat. County unb Stast Oar'
..,isbsn Northumberland. $500 90
, 1877-10-16
@eprAe @ibiDm, IT,,
(@a9tslser BON 8eaSss & @ibiua.)
% o. 1921 81 a 9 traEe.

Smpp1teur nne gambler in
alen Sorten Vor5euans unb @tas-
Wuaren, iowie in perlAieoensn
@rten Sausbaltungsse@
rdtbIhafter.
Sd babe fceben birsft erbalten cine neu
Jprm Wirtbidafts- JIafben uno ale Mrtsr
ron @laler, aritaQ-6l 'l6en, Gbampagusr
@ldler, Elm ROLES enforcement Spu YieralG.
fern. gisgalter oesr WaHerfibler n&eT'ssr-
atprS," ippie cine erobe ausmabl pom fran3S-
FiGsn uab snsiif@su Yrr5ellan.
, 1877-10-16
qie Qfnn(Dluania
ftutr Dfrhdtrnn9s : Wf(tQ(aaft
BON 4bilabelpbia.
@esrlnoet 1926.

Saar Capital. ....s 100000 90
Nctiua. 1,655,7l7 20
, 1877-10-16
mereantiae Mntatal
Wartne Sn1urance Compass
ppn Nc,p 9prf.

Stew gprf IS. 9ar,tar, 1877.
Solaenber 8eridt Spn ben @eIddften Ger
@ele0Idaft am 80. 0ts.mter, 1876. it Der
DTentli6t, nm bic Bebtn9un9en BIS @b, ltrf5
au e%rfiileu /.
Nustebentc Yramien, 81. De-
aember, 1S76"".""..".:..:..$ 2Ol,692 IA
pramien srhaiten prm 1. San.
It's 80. 3%esembrr 1879""1... S7S.932 0S
Iotal pramiea ....""-.%j 0,624 80
astrcs ein8sfanaensr y amtso
pom l. Sen. bte 81. es.1S76 $j 340f 90
lpei,iaer retHfnirte pran1iee... 2,905 u
--
Nettp eirae9angene Nram 'er... 9 400 72
Gesablt waarsop berietteu y, De.
'%ertits. &pmmj0tpn, latpte
uan M terNeritdetnna, NE
niger NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $737,390 06
s$1S3109 &c
9aar tc,ablte 3igi snbsn an
Nftienillbater 1. ausal h.. $4,000 90
Bar be- lbItsr Jtatalt an @er-
fGufep. S118 1926 50
Die @elsQltait tat bic frlgenren aftipa:
" ar III va tfn...."."...... pOitolI ~
Der. Staaten. Staat5 y If
uno 5utsrss Gapital............ 452291 90
Sntere1en ia(ie pen aneele6ten
Welrern ......:...".....a.... 1893
VrGmien : Mctsn ulc prdmien
aum Guaeltiren:.............. 37o,l56 %
@lecs perliherula unb gGbne
falis, unp @eribpapisre an
sssr @s(sal4aften. 71O2s 90
J965 479 3S
=-@---=-
, 1877-10-16
RSBURG
Spar it. Gerliderungs9e1eui1aft
OF PETERSBURG, VA.


geriute be,ablt felt Snec,porirt.. $i82,944 Sc
Intesablte Gerlule Cni9t fauis) 1,4O0 90
, 1877-10-16

|@$12,0oo,000 \
Der6derun9s : Capital
nertreten bur4
THOMAS M. ALTRIEND e. son.
General VerjAeruuss Nsentsn,,
80. /, g. 3ebnte strase,
&idmpnb, 3d.
$4,000
beppntrt
BET bent
Gbabme. fer bon-- &irginia
ais Siderbeit fir
1irsinter Yolieen- Subaber.
|Ibomas 81, sllftitnb unb spbn
fino Nsenten
fir bic fplsenben
reiden uaS juberiaifigen 6eieai9afteu.
I r ASSOCIATION
OF PHILADELPHIA,
eesritnbst 1920.
geridt ser Wiafie an /. Januar 1877.
Bombs unb 6spctbeten uno
@%runbmietbett auf Giged.
thnm in Der Stapt YvtIapel-
fgtd .......! ....I.... ........ l,3So,b32 II
Ser. g raateu eiaeetraae Bombs $4,000 on
pSio "...".~"....".."... 447, 900 90
Siderbeiten Der gtapt pbila-
esIp5ia ...".....~"....~". fife Is
Da,leben ter Stabt pittsbufg
unb antsrer gtatts....... 6l,4SO 90
psls, wbiiabsIpbia~......"... 22,CoO 90
@runos &tgentbum...""."".." 57,i2O 70
8pnts Stn serihiebenen @iIen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 355,s7o 90
9ftien RON psrl6iebenen @ileu-
bnbnen uue anbere Corpora.
ttpnen...-""..."...."".,.. 1872, 1921 SO
Nngebdufte unb "nbe3ablie
SuisreIsn 1850 90
@aar sprrdtbtg unp IN parben
sum assntsn.. .."".."."... 373,034 70
49, ,095 "a
Wm 1asn Sotuar 1876 tstru~
gen tte Nlsts .~....."":"... 3,56l,932 "a
3unabme int Sabre 1S76......$ 226,163 80
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-23

Whence d. they come. those idlers i,
til, streets who, wandering in singlt
rank or dispersed ie,schments anon,
tue busy anu purposefui. are confound
Il with them, and never s.,en for wha
they are I'll! something happens 10 cal
them together. when they astonish u
by their numbers and ,h- problem d
ho~ they are able to live At abiding :
not beng 4 profitable investment ol
ones capita Men and women who
one would suppose, had enough to ia
to keep things straight, aud 10 fad
food aid clothing for themselves am
those belongings TO them. il they
worked diligently for twelve hour.
out of the twenty four. gather into
compact masses OF gaping idleness a
every unusual occurrence. every frifiin z
accident. aud pass hours staring st the
sight. II hours are needed To 6s passed
before the obstruc:i'.n gets removed. or
the show vanishes into space. Xas,e.
less mem. surely, they must be; yet evi-
IDENTIFY they are not their own masters,
SO far as having the whip hand Of cir
cums,ances goes-womeu without home
or duties. for all that dress and appear
ancc and the be.raying wedding ring
would seem u point 10 both mere
.dlers cumberiag the ground which 9th
ers till. and living AS best they can on
food which they only hell 20 consume.
taking no trouble to create or prepare
These multitudss of idlers to be col :
lected together in the streets Of any
large town az u moments notice have
always seemed to us to be the oldest
phenomenon Of our socisl life. Men
with the need and marks of work writ.
ten on every square inch of their per-
son and attire. why arc they not at
their bench. in the factory, the foundry,
the ship-yArd. at the anvil, at the loom !;
Or, fthey belong to none os these trades
aud are Of that queer. nondsScript class
which seems to have no settled Occupa-
ton. and one can well believe no settled
home-which calls itself generally the
class of handy men," ready for jobs
of any kind and living on the disre-
garded crumbs Of labor-how is it that
they give 80 much time from their
scratchings on the surface Of the great
field of work. AID spend in street
sight seeing the precious jewel to hu-
manity called time? Who can tell? All
We know is that. like vultures gathered
to the carcass, not the least event can
happen in the streets out Of the run Of
ordinary daily traffic--s horse cannot
fall. new kind of hurdy- gurdy can
not grind out familiar tune. mounte-
bank caunot 60 through tricks that were
stale hundred years ago, nor Punch
repeat . pantomine known by heart to
all but the rising generation-but the
idle:s are gathered in crowds; and for
them at least all the duties OF life are
suspended for hours to come.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-23

Rock from Psbassin mines, 80 miles
from Yskima City. essays go ton.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-23

WHAT PULLED 4 SMALL Boy He
WAS only an inquisi,.ve boy and he said;
Ma, Will all the h-ai:,vn turn up when
i, comes resurrection times" Yes. my
son. And those missionaries these
will turn up" "Certainly, my son. "
We'll. when them cannibal heather.
what's been feeling on missionaries gsis .
resurrectei. .snd them missionaries " hat 3
been ca, comes around and wants 30 get
resurrec,ed. things is getting to be
worse mixed.up than the Presidential
election, hey. ma" 1T is time you
were in bed ny son. Ron1 S<n'ia Il.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-23

Particular attention given
to the Survey of Lands in
King, Snohomish and What
com Counties. and the loca-
tion Of the Corners Of Lots
and Blocks in this city.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-23

- A California female has accom-
plishei the dfs.icul, gas'ronomic feat oi
eating 30 qusils in As many days After
the second week she WAS subjected 20
horrible qualms. attended hy diIriness
AMI partial ;Ailare Of vision. but pulled
through. winning a $500 wager pro-
posed by her sou-i=-ss~. The pool
woman never seemed 10 suspect the hor
rible design OF her relative by marriage
sni the loss of his $500 Is bG: slight
punishment fnr his murierous pur'
pose.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-23
Died for Love.

Mr. King tells romantic little story
IN an article on Spain, IN Lspplncott.
In Seville, some years since, youth
who had hen encouraged hy ore of the
fares, Of the Anslalu,ian nlsidens. ar
rived under her balcony aui tsgan. as
be had often began before. love ditty.
He looked up no light turned in her
window the stree lamp only. flicker
ing family NJ the house corner. threw n
feeble glesm upon the image Of the
Virgin ia niche Of the wall As he
was wondering =; his lack NJ success
the great c.kcn door Of the mansion
crcaked on IL hinges and y priest came
out. Go away. INV sou, he said gent
ly the good girl within is dead, she
died bat few moTen's ago. The An
dalusian broke his guitar. knelt mo-
men. before an Image II the Virgin.
then rushed away ~ the darkness. and
the neat morning h>a'man drew h,s
corpse out ot The Gua'isiquive:,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-23
A Sick Girl Tanning q Rat .

A Ayouug bedridden woman has lately
had an Interesting experience with q
nonstrous rat She resided with her
mother and two sisters in . couple of
humble apartments in neither Liverpool
On account of the efforts Of her mother
aud sisters to support their home the
invalid wae frequently left alone for
hours. When eli was quiet huge rat
first made his appearance through an
having no fear Of rodents threw some
crumbs from her table, but for several
days the big rat declined aud ventured
no further than heads length beyond
the hole. Finally he took courage and
rushed out for the morsels thrown by
the feeble hands; still he made as little
delay rs possible until the time had
grown ripe for closer acquaintance.
The invalid gradually induced his rat
ship 10 make nesrcr advances, and he
began Ia IDger after his daily meal and
gambol about the floor until the first
strange footstep fell upon the thresh-
old. and then he was of like fash
Then IT became one o: the sick girls
whims IL have her rats daily portion
specially laid by. and the fierce looking
and anon m.lous pet At length was coaxed
10 run up the side If the table and nib
ble his dinner beside his kindly mis-
,ress. Even then he could not be in
dncei to stay if the most stsslthy foot
fall were heard near the door. The
only way outsiders could watch his
movements was through tho little win
dows on the top Of the door, At last
he permitted himself TO be fondled
without oif,<ing any treacherous re-
sistance, and the sick girl had not the
least fear Of him. He was never heard
at night. nor was there any other rat
about the premises. Then the feeble
hand could serve the strange pet no
longer. nor could the poor girl be left
alone long enough to assure the tanned
rodent that it was s.fa :o come out.
She died. and all other efforts to call
him out If his hiding place were un-
availing. The sick girl hal bad him in
. tame condition fnr nearly six mouths
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The Newtown bee., 1877-11-01
Ths 1Bee,
 Thursday Nov. lat, 1877, Office in Sanford & Hawley's Store,
HAVE WE A BoaoUeHl

This question has heen asked, and m swered in the affirmative, but on inqulr' ing why nothing was ever done 10 the street, we were answered by being told that tho gh there was a borough No one paid my attention 10 Il. This eX- plnined why our street is suffered to go without being worked, or put into any sort of repair The winter will soon be upon us, and it is evident that nothing will be done to keep the street free from ponds of water, Ii seems good oppor- tunity to call attention 10 this matter. and ns it is but short lime before the next legislature meels, would 1t not be well tn petition for new borough char ter, and set to work doing that which is absolutely needed, toward improving the street Who will make the move to have the borough organized and proper government instituted9
The Newtown bee., 1877-11-01
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Miss Mary Tousey, who had been wis ting her aunt, Mrs David Johnson, during the past Summer, returned home last Monday
 Marcus C. llawley, and lady left on Friday of last week for visit to Chicago aud Omaha, and will return in few days.
 lIy. John B. Wheeler left for Chicago last Thursday.
 Mrs. HermOn Peck left town last Sat urday, to visit her sister, Mrs. Morris, in Bridgeport.
 Mrs. Nathaniel Wheeler and children, of Bridgeport, are stopping at Dicks Hotel.
 MT. J. D. Faircbild, of Brooklyn, was in town over Sunday, visiting his friends at the Central House.
 Mrs. Susan Hall has returned to Sandy Hook, and may be found at her old quar- ters at Maplesde.
 Miss L. c. Moody is again in town, and is stopping at her former residence.
 Miss Bessie Roberts, who has been visiting her friends in Hswleyville, for several weeks, returned to her home, in Northampton, Mass last Thursday.
 Mir John T. Kelly, of Middletown N, Y, arrived in town on Tuesday Oct. 23d, and returns home to-day with one of Newtown's fair daughters, Miss Maggie Collins, as his bride.
 Miss Abigail Peck went on visit tc her friends in New Haven on Tuesday
The Newtown bee., 1877-11-01
FOR "J0E" AND THE BEE"

Please Joe, don't plague us We are over sensitive, already, from unkindest of all and from all, and now, cruelty thoughtless Joe, goes and plaques us eome more. Isn't it punishment enough By their fruits [i e.Berry'sl ye shall know themp" We do seem to be wide ly known by our fruits. and by naught else, Supposing our fruit will not let it. self be cultivated by neighborly hands !? We have tried it, and found the soil un- willing to be disturbed from its natural or rather unnatural inactivity Needs must" share our spoils with others, and no soil so peculiarly adapted to trans planted fruit, as that of Mt. Nebo where one is sure of higher and better growth almost immediately. No doubt Easterly has read Shiloh" !" and no doubt it is the only bo )k she, or he ever has read Now there is another book in town and so near as Mt. Nebo,
 
 would fain do likewise Will Joe kindly lay that fourth edition," on the gate post the very first moonlsss night We will endeavor to grope for it without disturbing the dog or lhe neighbors, for the prospect of seeing book with quite circulation, is as tempting as the rare odors of roast turkey and oysters to the fashionable tramp" Now don't go to retorting, by asking if it is our custom to go prowling about, for things left out on dark nights, for we shall feel ''huri" if you do.
 How car well-read Joe speak of the world renown of Newtown as 8 happen ing of the future Doesn't everybody under the sun know it is some here near Danhury l" Though "a neighbor oyer in Newtown," the 'Neaos man" has
The Newtown bee., 1877-11-01
DEATH OF A JOURNALIST.

Minott Augur Osborn, for over fifty years connected with the New Haven Register, died at his residence in New Haven, on Wednesday of last week, in his 67th year. He became one of the proprietors of the Register in 1884, and has been it's head since that time. His public life is well known to most of our readers Tn private life he was among the most congenial of men. He was a kind neighbor, genial employer, a valued citizen and an honeat man, whose good works will long survive him He leaves eight children, the eldest of whom, Minott E., succeeds his father as manager of the Register.
 Mir Osborn was distant relative of Mr. Minott Augur of this town.