davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-03-15
RURAL.

= The loss of the various insurance
companies by the recent fire fng Camden
was $4,000. ss.;1 ! 81 3 a
- One thousand and fifteen colored
men OF Barnwcll County had paid the
Hesan antaEs ~, up &c Mca3ay afsA. last
- Mr. Wink. Dixon, of Bishopvillc,
Sumter County, lost three childEeni In one
week. Diphtherias IN lax
= Hon. r, J. RoBeftson has written
TO {yolnynbia his purpose To- pay his taxes
to the Hampton government on his return
from Washington.
= Col. 4. @. Haskell has returned to
Columbia after q months sojourn in
Washington, where he has been working
In behalf Of the constitutional goyeYn.
Elent.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-03-15

B0H Simpson & Sadler are giving
away q handsome book entitled pearls
for the people," containing much valua.
BILE information and many interesting
articles. 1t also contains history of the
discovery of the "Hepatine," for diseases
of the liver, dyspepsia, constipation and
indigestion, &C., and gives positive assu-
rance that when the Hepatine is used it
effects permanent and lasting cure of
these diseases, which prevail to such an
alarming extent in our country. Take
the Hepatine for all diseases of the
liver.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-03-15
False Impression.

1t is generally supposed by certain class
Of citizens, who are not practical or expe.
rienced, that Dyspepsia can not invariably
be cured, but we are pleased to say that
GREENS AUGUST FLOWER has never, to our
knowledge, failed to cure Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint in all its forms, such af
Sour Stomach, Costircness Sick Headache,
palpitation Of the Heart, low spirits &C., &c.
Out of 10000 dozen bottles sold last year
not single failure was reported, but thou.
sands of complimentary letters received
from Druggists of wonderful cures. Three
doses will relieve any case. Try IL. Sample
Bottles 10 cents. Regular Size IS cents.
For sale by Wilhite & Williams.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-03-15
BRIEF MENTION.

The mill dam of Mr.. Harrison Tucker was
considerably damaged by, THE heavy rain on
last Thursday night.
We are requested to give notice that Father
Folchi, of the Catholic Church, will hold
divine services at the residence of Mr.. NJ. D.
Kennedy on Sunday the 25th instant.
We are requested to state that the Brushy
Creek, Slabtowh and Williamson Demo-
cratic Clubs will meet OF John c. Smiths on
Wednesday, 2sth inst to suggest suitable
person for Trial Justice
The Union Meeting of the Third District
Twelve Mile River Association, will be held
with Mt. Pisgah Church on Saturday before
Tie fifth Sabbath in April nex:. The
churches composing this Union District are
requested to appoint Delegates
The schedule of the passenger trains on
the Greenville and Columbia Railroad was
changed yesterday. The down train leaves
Anderson at 8:S5 a. NJ, which is fifteen
minutes earlier, and the up train leaves al
6p. mTp en- so9nr hsonr lster than the old schedule
Mr.. s. H. Provost is erecting new resi-
dence in the western portion OF town, on
the street leading towards Shallow Ford
The style Of architecture is unique and
pleasing. 1t Is modelled after the German
style Of cottages on the Centennial Grounds
The stockholders or the Anderson Educa
tionhi Association, On ming the property oc
cupied by the Caroline Collegiate Institute
are requested to meet In the Court House on
saturday, 18th of March, on important bust
ness. Every stakeholder onght to be repre-
sented ihpeF5on or by proxy. The meeting
Will take place at eleven A. m:
We are requested to announce that Rot
Supper will bd given eih the Masonic Hal
on next Wednesday evening 2fst inst, fol
me raising iIloI5J 10 t-s.i,s nth III,
parsonage OF the Methodist Church. We
oespeak the patronage of the community
ior this preiseworthy object, and feel assured
mat the arrangements ore such as to insurt
ah elegant supper at moderate ccst
tne Ioilowing persons were installed ON
GERS OF Shutdown Grange for the ensuing
year: J. P. Glenn, w. NJ; J. Jamison, o..
&C. Boggs, c.; w. 8. Pickens, L.; J. NJ
olenn, T.; T. H. Russell, sec.; T. 8. Glenn
o.; e. G. Jamison, G.; Mrs. II. A. Glenn
+: The installation was conducted byYW
W. Russell, and an interesting address dc
lyered by him on the workings of the
Grange. Ysrs
indebted p iihu iIewibvrTy Es,s:t
lot Its account of tho disastrous FIRE in tha
.9wn in advance of the regular edition. Th.
obstruction OF property was very great, bu
We are glad to learn that there were no seri
ous casualties where there was great risk O
hie In many instances. we sympathiz'
mi'h our Eewberry friends in this fresh ca
ihe Anderson Reading and Music Clut
"e,a an interesting meeting nt The residence
Vi Dr. Wilhite on Tuesday, evening which
Wqs largely. attended by yeung ladies ant
gentlemen, who have estefed With tenewet
T Sss npon the objects of the organization
we are pleased to learn their determination
20 make the Club permanent success. Til,
next meeting will take place on Tuesday
e'ening at the residence Of Mr.. John L
Sadler. ',fss{
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-03-15
A GARD.

IN behalf of my mother, desire TO return
my sincere thanks 20 the citizens for their
assistance on last Friday. If it had not
been for their energy her residence would
undoubtedly have been destroyed.
JOHN w. TODD.
, 1877-06-18

fhehoykan. tsnttoroe. .,untri.s. .Mnax-snn,
!i:s s:"x,."k :n5r;. f+r..s NJ: n,f Witt ',*r 4
:is*f ,. exss
!Sais,: sn 5sSs Xa. .o
!'sS :s"fsIs: II s E?s !ans Sr st iss'S @
II. M,rs s.,s Ma.df Ill w. as a1 w"G
sea. i.i!nx'sn: i!sa. t:s,ss:s issa' iss
t, cn can' s!s:E G"xs' H;"ts:ss H"sss
III Ns tk f; # VII, .i.5 .;S;, ; ,s Tn;
,:ty III .
III; Hs; ,:::s !s FL Ess;f ;:s
{S i$ !smt { .:?s
e1ss ri1 ;'fa agos :'t ~! H.
fss;:: @!!; d:i* :s; ss: osss s
ssss IT, sy ,s3 *
g ss :sa 81; 5 @
.,i e ser :5;,s. pS. s1s, s:
5.ens laasf; l11!sf' oil ih'sa: 1esa:
5anf ty .o S 1. ,.; os
t ,S; 1ssa :;Ss;:
% s psy a%ser' SI.st i,tssr
!.s l?'i a2s!s
Ps;ntcr t. whlss Lake, bark Marion Dson. White
ts;tx.nt xcx.-rtop Mesensrr; benton i.rtos. tnn.
s Sn;s H.; LtxS ssns,e; DF1s skysM
Stsss e.: :sat:i !ss s
In curnt Mo&es usKe. TfaTftae liar. ~
hris a1ur. sandfless ,ei,r .Nsfy. X. Gfsrory.
l,e.hsIso. santre.i,, schr linden Fleece. I'ufso.
!uE psmarSk; neaskaaMec o bril- i*tL 10 brl. rork
ssnt T. s oh.nsoT sneKarass. 70 Es beet hr!s
ak ssf' s s.op
LON lu wheat n. tuJ u curb. and sundrtre& prop Z,
!: krtshav. nnHaso a3.oD1n cOtn. st1,r MnikeKnn.
linsktko1 20 hIs Pnrk: pree Sont.na, 1nalo 43 1uo
@ " s",n sehs ,s, Ala';s; isa 7sF :aaitt .ehr
AHk. Muakegon, lcheaI Ut tea b- Lard and sundre4.
, 1877-06-18

Tic propeller Skylarx met with an accident ont.
side. yesterday mosuing, Will hrr way, to this
port from 1t. Joseph. Tho cylndcr-heal Of her
engine was blown oul and tslu cylinder lhe,f
broken. but not bcyona rcpn,r. Tho vessel was
about Ecscn fD!lca from Chtcago whcn tho accident
occurred. and d tug was stEnalcf1 and brought her
tn. Tho damage v III bp rcj'nstrd by Thurslar.
BY co!ltia,, with mud scaw in tor OF tho tug o.
u. Htcu,,, Fris!ay. in tic risrs.
While tho steamer CITY Of Turonto wna en- ront1
from Nlagnra 10 Toronto. on Tuesday,. one Of the
engns beans gave way, causing tho piston and
connecting rods tn break. mud thus rendering tho
craft he1Pie-A. Tho sleamef Southern Belle can,r
aluny s00n Rstof lia ucclIcnt nnd tuwed the dir
abed Ktcatner back to Niagara.
, 1877-06-18
PnOpDsAE,S,
MAIL MESSENGER AND TRANSFER SERVICE.
CHICAGO, ILL.,
.ro.T.OYyicE pxFAnrazyr.l
PROPOSALS.,

w.:1;ssTsn wr.,T;os1,s: jHar..ss1,sssyyr.} ja1. : ,ssy.}
,,? Vii received st The on.r.e. o,es Of
~ ~ & *! So 3
station. *htf srsn:fs. ser,ss 4 reqa,ea. a.
f II 'Ts to til. m section
* r. H. hss!rS: n; &
t,e mails uaon N aame. Ehere int ee,prn.s
ef II: .sS.a9 sss : Ill., M s III. 1j;s
eHsf q a n rsyn a.. 1 ~ ofaet 2: .o
.htsh chrex ~ ~ shsn ~ seea cea.
Il 't, n e.: f:'t ii.
toi|s.!ss schedule s ,hc., ': th, m.
e g: M r.
Il hefssn
y:
o. term VI ~ coatraci. whether t. id tes*:ra
s s: n y ~, %;ds wsif a
~ sss :ss z 81 s!
,ss term. usdeauestSns viii b n'sde tor peseet q
y b.: IT. IN. 4 hs
ve.ns ,oat xlte. ander lie "s ay se.ea
; to- Tsie ~ '1ai ne at from e sts paaeea p
ss3I, q p.ia xSgd Ii! saaf asd
hs so's lie oer f:n u :ne ~.f"s
aEall Gs not tefs than fous And half feet
ass !. :? :ss
esseh ~sa s e as,e f. ao. e 'ss1e aea ~ ~
s M &C I'd sI
ofked hs aSs 'as! :Sr'sS nrf Il, c,,,.
=; s:':,s: r
- g
s H.. sse1 seep u s hfy K
ht sie.r y nyt t. stan Two feet fot tne!e
s.t fpf ri.s viii fooisos;a. tHmiaeS nd iars r.
.The ~.xon' shs1 be kept painted and .,rns,,ed IL
seso nj ~ u Il 4. e y
I'D ot
IhsKs or g ths xs.istans Tostnasssr Usner:
when mslia es1sed IN tho nrxht tue ~.ron n,,..s
se @ y 4 r., eas se,dss ii!s
.ss a.;s = .:Ess ss! r.. ::
he hsss n .S spn51: ss
'saH aadeihl: dlfses's0s a viii seears afosef
a s /. e. T s.ss ss'sy e, @
e. T. ~ ~ NJ or 1t 'aeh other hour II tbs
E.ss asSeSs:l na:s + .sesmpsn.sd ey t.eed v,th
{ Z Ss g ' /! f
M r e"sa, n ,a. IN Yoo q"
Y; ss%is s!:,s:
'H II -! y i tie .crcptcd bidder IL. execute
~ i.5 :!sies xIi fs.ies tss 'sa u.
nds .aF ef' g q Il: s9a4 form Of
.pr, AZ, ase 81 Information il tSssT q s sna
ifSp N: .houl y va supenes!bed :. rrope*.!s
s fs:oass sfs sssss gs
Ysoefmaatar ,ntrerrt
, 1877-06-18

rho p..,,,psr.s "Haem "a, ,,,t, ismes; MaR -
t..Ius T., Io' @ Wtn o" tnAt III tnat tsas tne
tsso ~ H., ~ tosi @ i,naai' Mn9ap, "Hs '1.n np pei
-; Nv" " WV aus''".a'eu' III popa.a''n' r. 1nRl@.a
" ~ 'atS IT,, 'o+n " ~ smu ~ nsotaaa 20
o,is' o,s ti,,h. ,tax htS nS g ssgs tn INV
H.: rctnrn. tor spottsa, pstsa .ttn. Hn.,
1eM. s" " ~ o'nt ~ snat GoMn!J Hess MlsRau.
~ ~ a, on1 n.u .a.ai assn ~ n.ny ~
.,9 H.. ~ ~ T., 1eI Is7 t1ma. .. ecotana
~ a. s"a. 1'',ar ~ ar'1 - s"o y! os'as
t",, " sao ,iiha IiinhHuvt - 'no Possp!o Mo1nuls "
~ a,.n, r.ugs f,o,n s No 10 ran au n
, 1877-06-18

Yesterday was d good time for the excursion
steamers to reap harvest. and all Of them did
we'll. The rnnu with the white hat trssed hs lunss
10 their full capacity In behalf Of tho Drct tartr,
and could not hayc held out longer with the aid Of
palr Of bellows, while the urators for The River.
slle. lien ptnket and Mary entertained admifny
crowds and poured forth the beauties Of their re.
spectivc craft iRt0 Tho ours nf Intending excnssio
lists who wete unable u decide the vessel they
wontl lake pa.aAge In
Tie stne john sherman had nnt arrived up to
Int night. AMI the new Lady Washington. ufafor.
tnnatetF for her owncrs. was not ready f0r budi.
nesH Yesterday. ''
The Peerless gives the young people Of st. Panl's
Reformed Episcopal Church moonlight excursion
Wednesday evening.
The 01o.!Fch stnr Shchoygan took large marty
Of new CuAtonl-Iionsc employees IL ffgh1aad Park
Saturday, and they had gtusl ttsna.
, 1877-06-18

Cnpt. ]. t.. 1itggiu haa rctururA fronl tliichcc.
lfr ttatcs that tic cAnnl kc1Ts City of Man.tnwpr
and Mary l.. lTiggIo ssed on the 18th int for
Great Drlta!n with cargoct of t!rAle aggrcgnttng
31o, 600. Tho Hrcen Bay rms engaged IN loading
whom HI left. aud the Snmmrr Cloud was intend
ing to cross tho ocean, Cnpt lllrcie fpcats terms
Of thu highest praise Q! thu ability OF Capt. Dick tns
patoE, aud ship. .carpenter, nslu good ju.lyo uf
yeasct property. II was Capt l1Isatc, and not
Capt. llnli, who objected to the payment of t!!c
pllotage on tho ct. Lawrence. Thu matter was
aatlafActorlly settled.
, 1877-06-18
1;tlt r..


SpkcfGi Dfspdtch to TIE Ttttuns
En1E. ra., Juns 1h.-Arfiv.lla. EchrR Julia Will
ard. ]. 4. Bailey. popartcd, rrup Ala*ss: sctr
JIaryrst t}utrn. 1t IN Ptasc.t m reliable authority
that tho United StateA stnr Michigan will 10 nut
Into commission Hftas July |.
, 1877-06-18

In 1879 the prop Java collitlcl Oh Lake Eric
with tho schr Cape 1lorn. owned BY Cupt. lieu Eyster
and y. T. Atwatcr, and the iaslcr sunk. Judg.
mcnt waa obtained against atr. Enslx,,. owner
Of the propeller. and tha question or damages ie to
be letcrmlnei In Iu tn!o thi* w:rk. t.apt. Eystrr
haa bccn s1mtnnnca 70 attend the Inquiry. lie
places lts damages at &1U. UN. ~
, 1877-06-18

CNfcAnn, juno III. --1l0uni was taken tor 10, 600
by wtoat. Ito, 600 Gu corn. md II. 600 bu Uala
To Buffalo, schs t;nltcn Flocco. corn at &c; prnE
Idafo. corn and oats, anil Commodore. corr
through. Prop Canada. wheat t. Montreal. Prop
j. FEiQxcph, cUrn t0 Harnta.
, 1877-06-18

McssA. Durham. Ranncy. and Lung ihc gen.
t'c6sen appointed by the vessel. t.owncrs' meeting.
last Saturday, to obtain ths tgnasates Of the
seI.ownera in tho Chicago District 10 tho agree.
ment 10 90 into tho Buffalo pool, wilt enter to-day
upon their dutles. The mastery apathy displayed
at the 1asa meeting, and tho dscouraSlng remarks
ot sotHe owners. J1 not angur we'll fur numerous
signatures. The Buffalo EFrresS sayB thai nll In.
tcrcat now Appcars to ceAtst In the nctiun OF ChI
doubtful point.
Mr.. Hoods plan fonnd favor among some Of The
owners, but Il being anuarrht 10 she meeting That
srain and causu lack OF harmony It was not
prcAed, and tho gentlemen took the w,eest course
= lack of Interest that was pialnlr manifested.
Another meeting will be lIeta next saturday.
when tho Committee to obtain signatures wilt
veasel.owners will he made known.
, 1877-06-18
Proposals for Army Supplies.

Ws&z VI Fu3p9*41k1 31n UEEUt E'8-e 7
No. EAst W4luIk1Tuf.er..
-. CMlcA0o H.. JuRs O. 1871.
Besjsd propoaas IA dupl!fate. wth soP1 81 ths ID
tha andsfsixasd 4aul oeIoc1 ?, u. % Moatey.
ths aabsisIsaes DeusIt@eat d. g. Army! deITesea Il
sach pisces u III s1t{ - NAY e4 Feaulfed:
&gN poAaQs BA CON. gleAf &Ales In xu1nle&
3uk'ao1ea 4 Isiaa. Lon1oo lAysr1.
70po.A viii b rscels ID subject 70 The usual ecndl
o11Ga. II. T.. hAALL, NAIvs / {. t.,
4|It. Hgt{ .GtR- u, T. L.
, 1877-06-18

NNUNA3
Tas hygtan4a properties Ut Murray 4 LAunl2r's
f1oFidA RAtsf And dtstiactl9e feature Of
thls Isl!esoas psttasna ~ Eonstful RYs y seliey'
ana il he4lthiai disnecIspF Wvvefties Ii tSs sck
rum. ulArk Is peeolls!r sdapted tho require
, 1877-06-18

country.
Aonrcti1unn. ......
tsait sanree IL tAe tliIis ti ries 1oamy s oil
tsy A. p. to s .e.,ee Ct h
iiil. roPu!aton: a. niIea II xhsh !: nav s!o %:
1ss %:'ss and sno; xasst J. es's se:ss su
nss u.s. III. nd st.s ;or Ill., s. .sns then I'D sY
two drawback. which t!,e.a hardy. ad:sn.a'on.
other. RfasBhoppeEs.
Abont the junction Of the spearfsh. Red Water,
Rnd belle Fonrche River has long been taYOsita
10 tho }s's, lcaatifai 70 te e,s, rish il al kIads
section tensclassy I'LL fa IND eost msny a rio @
necr hse lifc before fuotholl wae gained 70 nrm
i 4n I ts.s ssa.e. t' ~. {. . M s e. .ss s
the,s fa1otits ,haant.: 4 few, dnys sines. two
X little inter, Two moro were killed and fcalped,
and their raek.a9.mat, driven 81. 20 near largo
e. s5: % u ~ as1 s ..sse sr : .sd:
snspri'ed 10 9n1 broad sw.th mowed !hrongh
,hclt waving aeldt. where ratty had aled od u.
hera III len losges. or afty warriors. And etlll
fss fa % I'D es.ed aaay Sy tn
red devils; while. with evory new excursion Into
ts s;Ssny yn, yns vt % III % tenaa
stampede. Tic 1ndtans committing tho prcsent
deptedAttons arc
AGENCY tNp1ANs.
At hcme. they Asctlnso,cnt and lnnghtr; ont Of
sight Of the army. they don The was paint, md arc
Wild when they at.lck noor Custer mud hls raI.
sn sttask ony c a 1ere tapeam ~ OF or
prospeetuF Is cut OF. We're thur TO como In body.
We would turn out folce tn q ICY hours that
sngge.t t snall parties crossing tho plains, to be
Watchfnl.
TnR n1a HORN.
Reports from thta fahtcd region nre rife here
now is.ch discoveries arc repottcl on the eastern
slope Of !t,e B!g.!Iorn Mountains. ,nwny toward
Mesarn .ep oaes doWn @ th n a &" wo"a sn ns
.na "sstwa a a. IN ihs neg.othnd ot
trr, aro said 10 be rich quartz. Indications. THESE
san,ors. coming with nare or !et. dlrsctne.s. hare
lew day. ago, % party 1t rxty et ior that con.,.
tsacsd iii p1ain:'aen Sasa ~ soaSs ihat tney vii
make Tic journey lately. Hal rntnurs afe, huw.
ever, anoal rc1nFdnx l!cm; lut, MS I,ayr been
abls to trace thsn rciiablc source. will not
s''' >AS''' USrAMEp srzxps.
Passengers, ffel.hlefs, hnl UthcEs, in over tho
Iislnarck rontc, rel,uft acetny On Antelope Greek,
ltlscr, herd VI genuine wild .,ar1es. 'rne valley
chosan by these torsea toF their oe y ono of Thu
il,est between i'lsmasek mud the Hills. i OK
ri mlle. % s;ssa. . Tts .o!i !. ! r'sh !esn, ta saa
md il wel1 waicre1. These horsos, nun0erin:
about dozen. asc been here for scycrat months.
They arc fa and their coats sre G!otsy - tnnuxh
lust cOmltl9 from dunl0 wclt-kept stable. TAsy
nrs led by monarch, an animal Of cxttaotiinnry
beauty. power. and ansc!llgsncc. They seem ani-
appfoncli inc ROAD within diztanco Of few hun.
tlfpd yards. aud, standing On Eutnu elevated spot
, 1877-06-18

YOUR IS ?!!| !!?{ i! !!5 ?!l, ?!|! itt| !
!, 1SGss 80 and y0Q will
HAlk learn bow it may
WORTH DB done at a small
SAVING?l lC0St,

Men and women should be careful of their
l'ait. 1t is not merely an ornament; II Is a.
mich part ol Natures pian for the perfection
o. health and the preservation Of life, as ie any
othcr member OF the body.
Men Of science hare searched tonu and I'M.
cultiyastnH the hair. > "'1
, Ta'Ity.ave years ngo, the eminent scholar,
into thorough study OF tho matter, Hc went
to tue very root OF II. and his labors were
crowned With success. Iie 1t wns who eayo a
the world that priceless discovery,
, 1877-06-18

Help Tor the weak, ncsvnna, And dcbltftatad !;
chronic aud painful daeascs cured wIthnut lnetlt.
cline. Eectsc nc1ts aud other spplanccs. al ahnnt
them. and how to distinguish the genuine from the
spurious Hook with full particnlars. nailed fire..
Address, ln1vcFmac1lrr 0alsnnic Cumpany. .H! Vine
atrret, Cincinnati. o.
, 1877-06-18

Tho following wese the arrivals and cleaEancss
dprtnx tbs forty sight houss ending At 10 o'clock
last night:
AkGaYAls-Simss Coronl, Ct. Jos, saaastss;
, 1877-06-18

TE.E
TIE ~
POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY.
Conducted by T.. T.. Y0UMASS.
Contents Of the Iu1y Number.

cohttnta Of the July Number.
]. On the Evolution OF the Family. II. ny
Herbert Spencer.
II. The Tides. ~ rrot. E1Ias Schneider. Ill
1nasratr.f,j
ILL.,. On Ground Air Ia tts 1Iyrfcnic Relations.
" II; Max *"n Tctcnkofcr. illus
". Drtef Historical Sketch Of tho Discovery
Of The ttfcnlatnn uE The fltuod. IL
ticorsc dsckron Fisher, N. u.
'. over.Cohsnmr.lon or er.lroductlont ny
u. u. lsnncc.
VI. Atmospheric Pressure and 1Asc. NJ pr.
l'Aul 1fert- Hlluatratcl.}
VII. Heat and Motion. and Political Economy.
Eugene napuy, II. u.
IL. The Material Resources Of Life. Iiy Prof.
Albert Il. Prescott
x. The ;;, Zca'as.i flight Ii, rrot. c. E. ptsme,
x1. skctsh,ot Dr.. Balfour Stewart twI.h ror.
MI. ConnxsroxpEsck.
XIII. Epron's Table: The stmdy Of Nature in
S;! SshogltIrhe Aecu.a'ios' Of Alhesm-
I1knSn1 x's'n ~ NoEsr: 1tcc SXs Ssw @ tsnS.
!nX aannal-.Perklns i'c't 1tcadinc-The
MAtu4 OF thB rilfh SintgB-Etn[AHin'8
Moral a[nxthss for Schools and Fnn,iltcs
etc. :,
poruLAn MIscEILASr: Rcorening OF an Old
ItGuta Into s1bcs1n-Tte Art Of ths Far.
rler-A l'iMgno Of RAtt,lta in New XeA
land Metric Weights and Mcasnrcs In
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Necdlc-Ed-
ucat!0n and Crime-Latest Thato Of the
Spontaneous. .utnaratIon Controversy
Econon,y In Stock. .Fgsdiuy, etc.
Norris.
TEnAs: s.5 per annura, postace ffce. or 90 cents
per Number.
Arr1ETDHH' JOURNAL and rOruLAH SCIENCE
MONTHLY, together, for $40 per annun. postagc
ptepaid by the publishers.
q, APPLETON & CO.,
, 1877-06-18
1sltt1isGlkAl.K.


Tho City Council Of Rochelle. Ill. will receive
alds Tot sinking axcll for I waller supply tn ss!d
eit{, VI ths 1susnslons hstelnafteE specified. The
WY 70 bs attsan ftet s99sss aud dtty feet deep
low The bottom VI said veil. bids Will bo oprned
and tonsdersd at U o'cluck p. NJ. July 4, ly77,
The right Eesesfel to reject Aly anl al bids.
HY OKpER uF COMMITTEE.
, 1877-06-18
North German Lloyd.

Tae Steamers Of this COMPANY VII! ean ersry Ssir.-
Kates Vi parsgs-Rrn,n New York y Southampton.
London !latr., and hFcmen ttyt eAla. e1!pt seGona
cAhis eal Ruldt ske14nFes VI currency For ftelxbs
q rAazssc spe1y 10 ,ukLhltHa a CO..
2floNIuK tir,Eu Nov York.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-11-16
UNDER THE rIoLETs.

Her hands are cold, herfaccis ~hites
<oulof< her rHi-t>~ conn nnFgo,
Her exes are shut 20 life and light;
Fold the white vcsturc. snow on snow,
And lay her whcre the vioiets dow
But not beneath a craven stone.
To plead Tor tears with alien eyes,
A sier Ter cross of wood alone
shall say thartncrc maiden lies
In peace beneath the peacefai skies
The gray old trees Of hugest limb
shall wheel their circiing shadows round,
To make the scorching sunlight beam
That drinks the Erccnncss from the grounu
When DER their boughs the squirrels run,
Aud through their leaves the robins call,
And ripening In the autumn sun,
The acornS and the chestnuts tall,
Doubt not that she will heed them all.
FOR her the morning choir shall sing
Its mathis from the branches high,
Aud every minstrel voice of spring
That trill~ beneath the April sky
shall greet her with its earliest cry.
when. turning round their dial track
Eastward their lengfhening shadows pass,
Her little mOurnerS clad IN black,
The cricket. sliding through the grass,
shall pipe her evening mass.
AT last the rootlets OF the trees.
Shall hnd the prison where she lies,
And bear the buried dust they seize
In leaves and blossoms 10 the skies,
SO may the soul that warmed II rise
II any. born OF kindlier blood,
should ask. What maiden lies below
Say only this, tender bud.
That fried to blossom in the snow.
lies withercd where the violetS blow.
Olirer Wendell Hoinscs.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-11-16

an Miss Sally, l disremembered all
bout freedom. an rs raise upwid der
rifle | had, an let dc man have all she
had. Ills gun drapped down an come
! n,ieity nigh shootin' de old nigger wen
! hit s(ruckde ground. lMars Jeems he
\ heercd de taekat, an rid over, an wen
/ tell i'm bout it, you never seed man
Itak { on SO. He nome mighfy nigh cry-
lin over de ole bigger, 4 declare YER
grashus ef he didn't. An ole Miss
Wy. ole Miss fairly huggcd me, an Wen
see how glad dey wuz my conshuns
bin restin' easy ever sence."
"How about that soldier you killedP''
awe had ter cut down do tree fer'ter
bury i'm
"How did he get up there?"
"W'y, boss, he had on par Nv desc
telegraf spurs-de kline wat de fellers
CLINE de poles Wild
"Your Mars Jeemes mast be very
grateful. !"
"Lor', chile, dey 'aint nuthin Mars
Jeems is got dats too good fer me
OATS wat makes me say wat ! do
amt gwineter be working roun' hers
'mong desc chain-gang niggers Wen
got good home down yander in Put
mon Boss, can't you give de ole mig
ger "Trip fer TO get i'm some soda
water widP"
And the faithful old darky went hi
way.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-11-16

A curious book on the
good old times in Berlin,
has been published by Prof. q.
Langenscheidt. In the middle Of the
eighteenth century no one could 'eaye
the country without special pass, on
penalty Of losing the whole Of his prop
erty; citizens accused Of theft or mnr-
der were put to the torture and hanged
il they confessed theirguilt; even fraud
ulent bankruptcy was punished by hang
ing. A boy 10 years old was hanged
for stealing lantern. The wealthier
citizens were ordered by the King to
build houses in the Friedrichstadt, and,
as these houses generally remained un-
occupied, their proprietors were often
nearly ruined. The punishment for
driving too quickly in the streets was
TWENTY-FIVE blows with stick, and the
King himself used 70 beat the people -
his court, including the Princes ana
Princesscs, with long knotty stick q
whitcthorn, which has become histori-
cal. The officers thrashed the sergeants,
the sergeants the privates, employers
their servants. Street fights were oi
daily occurrence, and the victims were
most frequently the police, whose ONCE
was considered dishonorablc. All ap-
pointments in the civil service had 70
be purchased. The price Of privy
councillorship was 500 thalers, of an
ordinary councillorship 800 thalcrs, oi
private secretaryship 200 thalers. ror
salaried posts the price was higher
thus, for IN appointment the salary o.
which was 10 'thalcrs the price was oVo
thalers.