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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-08-04
FASHIONABLE
MTLLIN E Il Y +!
july II, 1877.

uAVING visited the most Fashionable
IL Millinery Establishments in Baltimore
am now prepared to Trim Hats and make
BOnnets, &C., in the latest Spring and
Summer styles. | have HATS and BON
NETS in all the latest shapes, in various
qualities of Braid, Straw, Neopolitan,
&c. Silks, Ribbons and Flowers, of eve
ry variety. The new and unique shades,
Flame and Sulphur, Empress Yelling,
just ont, very becoming to young ladies.
y variety of fancy Fans, Toilet Soap,
Handkerchiefs, &c. Grape Bonnets and
Wells renovated TO equal new.
Ladies, call early, my prices are the
same as retail prices in Baltimore.
My store is at my residence. the next
dwelling west of the Episcopal Church.
MRS. N. L. HARRINGTON.
May If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-08-04
Six Acres Of Land,

the exact amount will be ascertained by
survey, situated near the Corporation
limits of said town, on the east side of the
Scrabble road, and adjoining the property
purchased by the jefferson Savings Bank
of G.. VI. Beethoven. Trustee, OH the
South; the lands of w. Il. Lemcn, on the
North; and the heirs of Geo. McBec, de-
ceased, OH the East, it being the remain
ing part of the II acres of land and build
ings conveyed by aforesaid Deed of Trust,
the balance thereof including the build
ings, having been sold to said Bank and
to John r. Ray, to satisfy prior liens to
aforesaid Deed of Trust. The boundary
of said land can be shown by calling OH
the undersigned. The present growing
crop reserved.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash or
day of sale, and the balance of purchase
money in two equal payments payable in
one and two years respectively with in
terest from day OF sale, the deferred pay
ments to be secured by deed of trust on
the land; or the whole of the purchase
money cash on the day of sale at the OPP
ton of the purchaser.
JOSEPH 5. BRAGONIER,
Trustee.
July II, 1877. CIV
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-08-04
Limestone Land.

formerly owned by Thomas Licklider,
said Bankrupt, lying in Jefferson Coun-
ty, about 81 miles from the Depot at
kerneysville, b. & o. Railroad, and about
4 l-2 miles from Shepherdstown, conve-
nient to Churches and Schools, contain
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E 5 s 3 G z z S

and 3S Poles. The improvements are
good, comprising two good houses, barn;
stable, corn house, wagon shed, &c, ana
other necessary out-buildings; young or
chard, and never failing well OF water
enough for all purposes. Persons wish
ING to make fine Investment IN Real Es-
tate are requested to examine the premI-
ses.
TIE SALE will commences at o'clock
p. NJ, in front of the Court House door,
and will be on the terms of Onc-third cash
in hand. and the balance in equal pay
ments of one and two years with interest
from date annually from the day OF sale,
the deferred payments to be secured with
GOOD personal security and by lien up
on said realty; and it is further ordered
that the said Real Estate shall be sold free
from all liens and membranes, and that
said liens be transferred to the fund in
court that may be divided from said sale.
The growing crops will be reserved.
DANIEL GETZENDANNER,
Assignee.
July %, 1877. 4w
Spirit, Charlestown. and Independent,
Martinsbufg, please copy.
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SUMAC AND BARK.

TWILL buy any amount of sumac leaves
L that are gathered in due time and pro-
perly cured according to the following
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-08-04
4 VALUABLE RSAAaM
PUBLIC SALE.

17NDER authority vested in me, as As
sicnee. in the case of Thomas Lickli-
der in Bankruptcy, L will sell at Public
Auction,
On Tuesday, the 2sth day of
August, 1877,
Mt the front door of the Court House, in
Charlestown, West Va, to the highest
bidder, that fine Tract OF
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y. +. BURNHAM'S "1674"
WATER-WHEEL

Is declared the STANDARD TURBINE
by over $50 persons who use it. Prices
reduced. New pamphlet free. n. Z.
BURNUAM, York, Pa.
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MOUNT PROSPECT VINEYARDS,
NEW JERSEY.
Speer's Port Grape Wine !
FOUR YEARS OLD.

THIS justly celebrated native Wine IL
L made from the juice of the oporto
Grape, raised IN this country. Its nyal-
ulhlc
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Ply CASH FOR THEM

according to quality, as folloWs-deliver-
ed at my SUMAC AND BARK MILLS,
Winchester, Va.
nIRE(rIANS.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

a.
AUCTION HOUSE OF VAN TAssELL KEARNEY, |
10 AND li2 EAST 18TH 81. NEAR arm AV.
REGULAR sALES OF HORSES AND CAR
RIAGES EvEkY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Every h~rse that warranted sound nd and true
In harness. from to three is gwen to test war
rsntees
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS cTUESDAY) SALE |
O'CLOCK,
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. PCS BROADWAY.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS

"
XbvERTisEMENrs AID SALES OF rApERs "
AMusEMENTs-is isr PAcK-5lh and 9th coils
AsTRoLo, y.i2rH PAcE-eh col
n and
RGAE asfsFA s0s sStr-,. r...
ssggsISEsss oproaryAIrlEs-erap p.eH
ETY. kEsE HsaFs on faaEes s%gaD COL
CLEHKs AND sALEsaES~iaTu f1cs~4.h and sth
Observation-Disclosures pAca: M WV
SS9ySsTS9 S9yslSa se col.
pENTISTRY-l2rH PAGx--6th col.
bwhLtISS g%SsEs 70 IsT FURNISHED AND Us
EuRdEHI M n.snDt SsS g S0s and 9th coils
ExcGRsioNs1iira Nisni iSAPseI Psencssh -Sa COL
EN- rrINAScIAL,orn : @ PAGE
FSR KooMs AND ID APARTMENTS f 70 LET
f.fss and 4A
HORSES. CARRIAGES. 1C.-lsr rAoE-2d and Sd col.
hhogssEs, -Sooas. aG '@S'AiNrED-2D p4o.-sa col
FIJI SSB ssoyS61!ss sis r4cs.iss ST col
sAHsIiEsxaEn sAesE axSTssri.r f1c1sss fass4h so e
SiscEEtANEoUssA sA'ASis PAGE
MN S4sss.e ;s r.s.-s.A co.
PERSONAL-1sr PAcE--lst col.
rIANOFDRTES, ORGANS, &C.-1sr PAGE-6th col.
pool SELLING-1sT PAGE-2d col.
POST OFFICE NOTlCE-llrn PAcE-3d COL
PROPOSALS-12rH PAGR--6t col
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTLD-FEMALES-
PRofEETyy SUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
EEAt Es54Ts E9ss!as g sxShSseE-aD rAan7l.. COL
REAL ESTATE WANTED--2D PAGE-1st col.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES 1sr PAGE lst COL
REWARDS-lsr PAGE LIST col.
BALES At AUCTION lsr pAeE--3d and 4th coils.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-11r PAGE-4th,
9th and 6th cols.--and 18th PAcE-Ist, I'd and Sd
SITUATIONS WANTED--MALEs-I2 PAcx-4th col,
SPECIAL NOTIcES.lsr PAcK-lst and I'd coils.
SPORTING-DOGS. BIRDS, &C.-lsT PAGE-2d col.
SUMMER RESORTs-2D PAGE-5th COL
rE II TR DES-l2TH PAGE-6th col.
THE TURF-lsT PAGE I'd col
r0 LET FOR & BusINESs M PusPOsEs-2p PAGR-lst col.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LEr-2D PAGE I'd and Sd coils.
WANTED TO PUHCHASE-lsT PAGE 9th COL
WITCHES, JEW LRY, &C.-2p fAGE--eth col
TO LET-2p PAGE-1st col.
WINES LIQUORS, &C.-lIrH PAcE-3d col
The New York herald., 1877-09-04

SALES AT AUCTION.

A uCTl0N SALE or MAGNiFicrNr HOUSEHOLD
III Furniture property of VI. Edwards Esq. -
to be sold THIS Cfuesday MORNING. September t. 1877
commencing at IL O'Clock. at the
elegant hive story Drown stone MANSION
NO i2O WEST I'D sr. NEAR 6rH Av.
brilliant toned Pianoortes, Steinway and Windsor
3snperb satin Parior
elegant rosewood Etagerea
elegant Mantei sets
- choice ofouze Figures.
20 pieces Parian statuary.
10 windows lace urtain.
% Brussela and Ingram Carpets
3D tine OIL Paintings, hest artists.
2eegant Cabinets.
elegant LUrary bookcases
elegant Library Tables.
Lady's Secretaries, and Bookcases combined.
Easy Chairs, Turkish style
Music Boxes best Paris makers
II elegant Bedroom Suits plete, in black walnut
- curied hair anu spring Mattresses
~ Pillow, AMI Bosters.
10 elegant black walnut Rockers.
"a Bedroom Chairs 10 match.
black walnut Lounges
elegant Bedroom and Parlor Clocka
elegant black walnut Bullets.
superb Extension Tables.
~ black walnut Dining Chairs.
China Dinner and Tea sets Silverware Cutlery &c.
LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctloneer.
GnoI, hoy cd ,trdu tshtu
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ANIUSErIIryT<. a

JrsI0N SQUARE THEATRE.
Proprietor r................,- Mr. SHERIDAN SHOOK
Manager. A. NJ PALMER
PRELIMINARY sE son.
THIRD En.agemen. OF the fayorte Comedian.
Mr. CiiAs r. COGIILAN.
WEEK Every night and saturday Matinee, tho
reignng medy sensation,
PINK DOMlNOs
ENORMOUS 9------- -
received with roars Of laughter and i'm
SUCCESS mense applause
MONDAY EVENING. September II.
OF Engagement OF the wonderful character
iprrtormers. Miss MA,iGIH MOOkE and
PINK Mr.. J. q. WILLIAMSON. in the American
Drama,
DoMlNos STRUCK OIL
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TIE MONTCL IIR HENTSMEN
Their Christmas Day Ride OF sixteen MiIes-
a Woman Wins the Brush.

The run of the Montclair Riding Club yes
terdny was very much enjoyed The hares.
personatcd by Mcssrs. Francis and Wheeler
were finally brought TO earth after a hard chase
Of nearly sixteen miles. The meet was on the
grounds of Mr.. T.. W. Sajlcr. about two miles
from Montclair Station. n. J. The cold clear
weather. the blue sky. and the fine state OF the
country gave promise Of q good days sport.
and brought out a largo field. At IL o'clock
the hares wero cast In other words. Mcssrs.
Francis and Wheeler rode of in the direction
OF Cranes woods. scattering the seent-bits Of
paper-from a bag. They were given n lead Of
forty minutes. Then tho master OF the hunt.
Mr.. Sadlcr. sounded tho horn ~ n signal to
start and six gentewomen and twenty hunts
The, regular members OF the hunt present
were Mrs: Dean Mrs. DIR. Haws Misses Thomp-
son, Williams Delucc. and Draper. MIR, w. f.
and Mason. .whippcrs in. and Mcssrs. Norton
Heckscher. ArkelI Littaii Van Ripper. Francis
and Wheeler. The first cover was drawn near
the railroad track. Thence the course WINS al-
most in a semi circle. ending at Bloomfield
whore II turned 10 the westward. Up to this
point the field had kept together. The women
especially keeping well To the front. Here, how:
ever. some woods Intercepted the trail. and
proved serious though only temporary bar.
rier. and struggling bcsan,
II was In plougted field near Orange noun.
tain where wero several high fences. that the
first mishaps bcfel the riders. Misses Deluce
and Williams made u dash for II four barred
fence, and both were thrown the latter n dis
tance Of fifteen or twenty foot Between there
and Watching two broad stone walls proved too
much for several other members Of the party.
nrookdale. near the canal: Only Miss Dean and
Mr.. Sader were in ut the doath. The brush wa5
given to Miss Dean. Then tho hunters logged
on to the Brookdale Post ONCE. the place Of rem
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SMASHING THE ROW.
How Philadelphia College Boys Nmuse Them
selves on Christina. I've.

sixth street aud DaiA, rad were aroused nj
half past O'Clock Yesterday morning. lev what
III O. tween conrrnding hodirs 81 uuiN r-lty
hoys-u conglomrr,trd mass 81 Two huu,lr0d
students. rushing. wrestling. and nn.iir,ati ~
police gazrd uuon the ST. An IN utter am. 90
mcnt and declared that but Tor the OYER
crowded condition Of The station houses. thty
would arrest the whole Observation-Disclosures
and all.
The bowl FIGHT is the odrs. AMI most popular
term ana beginning II thu Christmas HOLIDAYS
the Sophomnrp- give vent - their Dutnity 10
ward the lower clnSS by cndcaN,riug la nut the
Freshman who receives the lowest honor in n
wooden bowl. This bowl is about two feet in
diameter. and is made Of s;aneh material
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MRS. ID. s. GREGORY ROBBED.
A Servant Stealing ~. 900 worth OF Watches,
JeweIry, and Trinkcts.

While the family OF Mrs. Dudley $. Gre
CORY. Of AZ West Fiftcth street. were at dinner
ON Sunday. Mary Marks. u servant. disappeared
with nearly $4,000 worth Of property. among
which were an open face gold watch "a gold chain
and lockot. with n gcntleman's picture three
gold hunting case watches. American one blood
stone seal ring. new one turquoise ring one
topaz ring. new: pair onyx sleeve buttons. pair
blue enamellcd sleeve buttons. gold lockct. mu-
steal design. presented by Harmonic Society TO
ID. $. Gregory: pair blue ennmellcd earrings.
Mzpah pair onyx. with small brilliants one
pair large paste buckles. one OF them. cut in
half. antiques; one black cnamelled scarf
ring with pearl; ono pair gold ball ear
rings. one pair silver earrings. one silver
NECKLACE. one silver chntelaine. one pair gold
band bracelets. two pair gold earrings, with
pendants; ono fine gold chain. small gold lock.
ct with pearls and a small dark blue enamel
lOckct: an old FASHIONED small gold cross. diff
fercnt colored gold ono narrow tgoldl pliable
bracelet. one coral necklace and cross. two pair
coral earrings. ono Llpis Lazuli necklace, one
small diamond stud. one pair sleeve buttons,
white enamel. amethyst set; one brooch aud
earrings. one corraline set. imitation. gold
brooch and earrings. with coral; three gold
studs, one gold pencil cnsc. one square metallic
casket VERY SMALL. containing small coins from
piece. octagonal also some gold quartz stone.
never set; dark blue damasscc and silk, light
silk. black silk trimmed puss and fringe. black
velvet polonaisc trimmed with white camcl's
hair shawl. broche shawl. laccs. twenty yards
black silk. black cloth oycrdress. and silk skirt.
II is supposed that while the family were in
the dining room in the rear of the house. she
hastily collected the articles. passed down the
front stairs and out 10y the hall door TO where
IN accomplish was waiting for her with hack.
Mary is described as 30 years Of age of slight
build. awkward gait hazel eyes. and dark brown
hair. which she usually wears crimped on her
forehead.
The girl is we'll known to the police. having
been sent to prison three times for rObbing her
employers. She answered Mrs. Grcgory's adj
yertisement for u servant and was employed
few weeks ago.
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Strange Doctriue.



The casc in the SESSIONS on Saturday, of
Corn. Us q. Lozi'r. who pleaded gu lty to -tn'-
in- rhl Aru~ ~ ) sWtoundlaud. hut pa tdcd tag
st1rvlu. condition OF h 3 vile and Sis small
chiidrrn us D. = rN ~ therefor w"- some
what unusual one. We airs amazed - lrorn
That in tins aye. and 40 near, TOO. 10 tine great
auniyrr,.ry tlnt above all Diner oMa7 IONS
should s"rtrUs % r'Wud"r Of nni siiwulnhi
tn. the graD" of charity. y person can De
found 50 fnr forgrtful OF the claims 81 our
common humanity ms o. proceed agnurt
a husband and father for such 'rlme ifL Ihn
fact l- that u WIS aiulllY no crime ~ Hh IL was
a duty-aud no man, "NHlt he hf the most ar
rant craven and utterly devoid II natural ulirc-
ton. could have acted otherwise than did ms
IDzpr, who stood .s % criminal nj inc bar
f0r Do NJ pro- erly that thing which IN" ; nm
lures phnuy state "a man may d9 ANA b' nl"inr-
loss All honor t. sergeant InHu3'Nl, VINO
rrprc4cut'd tlr 'ntiin'ut ~ tNe lu'ii'"l NV
i0uul.inl ln rtf noe 10 the mNn p nn4llNn'
tn I'M, County Prosecutor. VINO. huiring the
statement made. promptly moved u uoilo pros.
and to the COuu for as promptly df"hat-lng
tun unfortunate wretch. who's only crln,e, as
mr. ps nuuarent. cnnh .st'd ia hls bNing OF mat
class who hy tine lips OF d.Vhity have pecn lio-
ununscd " blessed
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VI IRIiIID.

ThnmH-s church. hN the Rev ~ NI~.,u oliver VI.
Ark'uhurgh 10 susie. dnu. ltrr of F,ir In I.l
ASHIfN-ATM AIkN I'm Wcdue ~las H.. ilih inst ,
AT the church Of the ruutan.. i3rh = Nrv YORK. ~
the Rev Edward l. clark LuciusC A.'lrN 60 i,vssi, A.
AtwAtcr, daughter Of D. William Anstcr 40 " New
York
BCRpFrr-wERHES on saturday - ln-i nv tho
Rev. X e. Hal. lfhu n Buiiru u' fuf' Let tu Anne
Wcckos. eldest daughter 90 .ihen II Nrtkc- Of New
York
kENr-wfLKtNs on w.dne,i1v thc infr o, tho
Rev N rnrtudse. William T. kruf ~ brnpktvu to
Alaiin. daughter" Wnhun n whSin,. r. ol White.
stone. l.
WooD-tHEE>NN N At san frlnris.n on Wrdnes.
daf. Dee ~. b> ie El-ht Roy Mii.l. iu-iaaun h.y,
Bishop 90 California. frD icflc Wopi n NufIi lwn ,
tn 'trtle 'irr-niHn. daughter OF Norton tnccsman.
Es'i, ot san Francisco
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- Thcts stevens. Norfolk
S-Glaucus. bears. Boston
= city NJ Dallas, Hines. = rnlu'inl
= Cornwall. Williams Bristol
S. Isaac Bell. Lawrence. Richmond, city Point aud
Norfolk.
shin Crusader. Durkcc. Ha,rc.
BARK Iupda. Olsen Bristol
Rark Maur,. THlgtc, Antwerp.
Bark Noai. tiicrui.fu. puhllu
BARK Wilhelm /. ven Petersen New Haven
Brig Celeste. Partridge. tiuucrster.
Brig Charlotte. noano barbados
Schr VIM Douglas. Mclnluc Nata.ucS. + r.
S,hr Alexander. Miconh,r Maitland
Schr Brilliant Dage. Piincc Edward Island
W. tll M.Lm- rINLL
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Euslntss nntites.

. had Liver Disense" for 30 x.a,s. Neu-
ralgia IN The stomach. npi Ehcuui sIu NQting ever
helped cured me hut liIutn. Pad
joins ~llEVILLE Chicago III.
Mrs winsiov's Soothing syrup for Children
N Hllays
an lniu and cures wind collie
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-26
Hurdle Racing IL. we.. Side Park.

In running match for 800, over four
hurdles one nuo aud repeat, between r. fcrnss gray
mare Moo.ohoad aud j Ilarman's bay gcidng Weau
slons at Wc-t Side Park. J., Yesterday, hoo-rhead
Tie winner two straight heat. lua HAT race,
me dash, ~ the saie horses Aoos,head MAS as"n tue
winner
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-26

III, N.,. Mr., Scot of tine Now Durham N. 3D.
BnYuti thu,tr asr.,,ittd i'ucr ron a clergyman
AZ sn.i R.s Iowa H.kiu. for incarnation concerning
nsr ns Ihuir inr luiu ttrl fruul who was recently
uuin. uls 4t .l-tN 90 thc First balu-t Church of
~ rt 5000 says ilnu itr.un tn,w,rng 60
tt, ii -t UifiNn oi lluut. aud Ntus himself Mitchell
hnnf. fftHc'IH- l tif Shrl ltNck lApiNi 'lufcl.
Tio Residents ia' s' h-ach h'ir'' II TO he ramp
FuuNiruRE AND CARPETS Great reduction in
prirrs. wt,hN ot monthly pdNmrnts taken. Stui for
Chatham Al
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r,o.,ee,. or.a. Aquatic Event.

Cha. T.. Courtney of Union SPRINGS n Y,
the victor IN scycnt,hvc hoat races" rec'ruy sent
challenge 20 row Edward Trcscu II Australia ivi - b
i ann. IN. ,ha,nrion.hip II the world, the race 70
- liz. in ut, ifmtel states rrickctt has atet p'rd
thc rnnIrn,. Tuckett returned 20 Au-ttnth IRON
EnyA,d la-L year Win the chanpionship a'tI ar.Ab
Az JOse yh saIieI
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MARINE IvTELLTG EyCE.

MINIATURE ALN,SAc-rHts ntY
sun rises - sun 80 Moon rise ~ 90
HtGn wArtR-rHS
Sandy Hook. IL -, Gov lsant % Hell Gate. 20
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What's tho mattcr2 ] have catarrh Then
use EnIous Carbone snun PIee - eeuu bvttlc.-Ad0
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UN DER WEAR

WARDS WARD'S
~ BROADWAY. CORNER wuIrE r
49, BROADWAY CORNER itru ST.
i.iai BROADWAY ,uENiE -aru 81
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lady hot yet out of her teens, bright with youth. and she reads tears into your eyes, your heart into your mouth, and then crowds it bacE with laughter. This evenings entertainment Is guaranteed to give satisfaction.
 As will be seen by the foregoing, there will be eight evenings occupied by tho Course this season.
 The subjects of the different lecturers, and the order In which they will appear will be given through the press and in the annual circular.
 The Course will begin about November lst, and end in February.
 Season Tickets. same as heretofore, viz {; $l 90 and s2OO, according to location. Seats secured now and tickets paid for anytime before October lst.
 L. l.. HUBBELL, Manager.
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Popular Lecture Course 7Seasor
 of 1S77-8,


 From the inauguration of the Course in 1873, to the present time, success has been the result each season. Some diff culties had to be overcome last winter, in that the musical organization adver- tised failed 10 meet their engagement, but it is believed that the company sub stituted gave general satisfaction.
 The course for the coming winter has been made up carefully, and with view of getting those who would be sure to please, rather than to gratify the curios- ity of seeing some new ''star'.
 John B. Cough, who has not been here for two years past, will appear early in the season.
 Lectures will also be given by Rev. H. M Gallaher, Col Homer B. Sprague, Mrs. Mary A. Livermofe, Major H. C.. Dane and Rev. W. G. Haskell
 For the musical entertainment, Con cert mot the musical drama') will be given by the "Hyers Sisters Concert Company" including Sam Lucas.
 For an evening of Reading, Recitations etc, Miss Nella F. Brown, of Boston, and Miss Helen Mar White, of Winona, Minn., will both appear on the same ev- ening. Miss Brown was recalled at ev- cry place where she appeared last season with double fees Miss White is a young
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Statements.
Business Cards, From $2 per 1,OOO upwards.
AAVOAOEC' From $2.50 per 1000 upwards.

Estimates on work not noted above will be cheerfu!ly given, and we are cer- tain our prices will compare favorably with those of any Job Printing House in the country.
 The above prices are for cash, which will be expected in au cases, on delivery of goods.
 If any of our Newtown friends are in need of any Job Printing, now, or at any time, at above low prices, they will please leave txeir orders with the editor of THE BEE, at Sanford & Hawley's store, at the Newtown or Sandy Hook post-offices, or mail them direct to
 ALBERT A. BENSEL,
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The bee., 1877-08-02
Another Reduction.


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The bee., 1877-08-02
The Success THE BEE,

Has exceeded our most sanguine expec- tations. Our thanks are due to the peo- pie of Newtown and vicinity for their generous support, which we shall use our best efforts to merit.
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, 1877-06-16

ENTERPRIsE.-.Las January Mr.. L,
Samuel, publisher OF The West SHORE,
issued magnificent holiday number"
OF that valuable journal, which con.
tanned A pages OF interesting reading
matter, and 56 engravings Of scenes in
the Pacific Northwest. The entire
edition cost about three thousand dol.
lars, and surpassed anything ever at
tempted in the line Of enterprising journ =
aism on the Pacific Coast. The enthu.
slastic reception given to that number.
and the liberal patronage extended to
him since, have induced Mr.. 8. to issue n
midsummer holiday number" and for
the past two months his artists have
been busily engaged in producing beau.
titui sketches OF scenery about the mouth
of the Columbia river, Eastern and
Southern Oregon, Northern Idaho, East
ern Washington, British Columbia and
the great numbering and coal mining re-
gions of Puget Sound. Besides these
sketches host Of able writers are fur.
nishing interesting descriptive articles
When ready for delivery, in July, this
number will be a lasting monument to
its enterprising publisher, and accomplish