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BOARD CT HEALTH.

The Board of Health met last evening
President Roberts in the chair,
The Tenth Ward Committee, reported
that they had not taken any action ia
regard to the nuisance in South street, as
they were under the impression that it
had been referred to City Council. On
motion of Mr.. Seeds, the matter was so
referred.
Mr.. Burke stated that the Tenth Ward
committee had awarded tine contract for
the repair of Reed street, to Thos. --
for $40.
The Committee on Accounts, report
ed the following bills and orders were
directed to be drawn: Geo. w. Vernon
& Son, $3.50; g. z. johnson, 81 .35; Jno.
Langren, $19.76; VIM. Hickey, $24.6G.
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A Right Nth KniyeS.-Y esterday after
noon two Italian tramps, on their way to
tnls CITY, became engaged in q quarrel on
the Philadelphia pike, short distance
from the toll gate. 1t appears that they
met each other in Reading and proposed
going on a tramp, which was agreed to by
both parties. When they arrived at the
place where the fight occurred they m ct
another tramp whom 1t appears was
known by one of the combatants. This
ana not seem to please the other one, and
ne called his partner some very hard
names, which he resented, and In u short
time fight ensued, which knives were
freely used
They came to the police office, and each
charged the other with cutting him. They
gave their names as Charlie Bond and
John Kline. Drs. Ogle and Shortledge
We're summoned, and upon. examination
found that Bond had received q severe cut
on the left thigh, and Kline, three very
ugly and severe gashes on the right arm
below the elbow. The physicians sewed
the wounds up, and the combatants were
taken to the city hospital.
At Work Agabt-YeSterday work was
again actively resumed at the reservoir,
and the pudding and brlcklaying were
vigorously prosecuted. Twelve bricklay-
ers are now employed and large mum Der
of teams are engaged in bringing the
ground clay from the grinder to the basin.
Should no further unfavorabe weather
prevail water will be turned into the basin
inside of two weeks.
Meeting Last EUening.-The special Com
mittee appointed last Thursdsy evening, by
the City Council. for the purpose of making
arrangements for celebration OF the fiftieth
anniversary of the establishing OF the water
works, in this city met last evening. and or
gaDiztd. No business of int ortance was
| transacted with the exception of appointing
subcommittee.
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A VICIOUS MAN SHOT.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Dec. g. Robert
Beach, living near Mt. Vernon, with a
motherless daughter of fifteen, discov-
ered yesterday that negro hand,
Frank Lewis, had corrupted her.
LIE wis was then absent. On his return
Beach ordered him away. AS Lewis
retired Beach, with double barrel
gun, shot him twice in the back. Lewis
lies precarious.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-04

Pension Day.-To day the quarterly
payments to US. pensioners commences,
and the offices of the Squlres aud Com
missioners are thronged by pensioners who
come to get their vouchers prepared for set.
tlement at Washington.
Y.M. C. Il. Lyce,tm.-This evening at
$50 o'clock the Lyceum of the Young
Mems Christian Association will meet in
their rooms 837, Market street.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-04

Progressing Rdpidly.-The three
three-story brick houses which John B.
johnson is erecting for himself and
Messrs. Joseph Hyde and Edmund Pro,
vost, on Seventh street below Poplar, are
rapidly progressing, and are now being
rooted. These houses have good wide
fronts and back buildings, and will be a
decided improvement to the neighbor-
hood.
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'ild& Go.
RAILROADS.
ElIADELPHIA, WILMINGTON 4
AlTlMORE RAIL ROAD.
Noy'R 2Gth, 1877.

nLTIM0RE RAIL ROAD.
Nov'R 26th, 1877.
In will leave Wilmington as follows
lhephia and intermediate Stations,
w. 900, 947, 10 90 a. M, 2 80, 4 so,
w. p. m.
n and New York, 2 90, 544, a. m. 70 81
'R, pm.
slnOre and intermediate Stations,
Inn,
slrore and Washington, IL 81 Il 16, S39,
LA, l259, 500, p. m.
z1l for Delaware Division, leave for;
y Castle, go, $50, a. m. lis, 6 30, pm.
Nnng and intermediate Stations, at
an, IS, $50 p. m.
mar and Intermediate Stations $50,
lB,p' m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
-Aiephia and Intermediate Stations,
In. 800. $50, p. m.
iAielphia and New York, 200, A, a.
-anore and Washington, IL 81, 10 a
Ialher Information passengers are
~ 70 The time tables posted at the
IL. f. KENNEY,
superintendent.
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STRAY wAIFS.

Wood 6nrnt building lime, "a cents per
Dushel bar sand, Sl.75 per load deiiv-
and King streets nov. 13. If.
w. NJ. Kennard & Co. warrant every
yard OF Black Beaver they sell, simply
because they keep no shoddy or cotton.
62l Market street.
Say, Sam, what does X. q. s. G. s.
stand for? Why Kitty got so cussed
sweet on Sam. o, no it don't it stands
for Kings Good Samaritan cough syrup,
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'pe worm R Q ml we'd
Alive

NM tonda a.ld all complete in two hours. No
Ind peau reae passes. Seat, pin and stomach
sb ss,giloVed s,IaNVed by DIR. Kunhel, 259 North
b ahd 1diieet' e1' Advice free. No fee until
lkeI IL al VI passes IN one, and alive, DIR.
tsmnni,ssth is the Onl y successful physician in
Worna Ior the removal of worms ,and
t1ren u. syrup is pleasant and safe for
L, or o. grown persons. Send tor Cir
!1D' p,t DIX fora bottle of Kunkel's Worm
agslst Itce =, III bottle. Get it of your
~ never iails. nov2-lm
The daily gazette., 1877-12-04
Lnnin,s Cashmeres

Kennard 81 Co. would never pay the
amount they do to advertise Lupin's s
Cashmeres if they did not believe them
better than any others in the market.
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An Industrial Exhibition
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF
THE DELAWARE INSTITUTE OF
MECHANI ARTS,
WILL OPEN
.rOH,D.xy nErENFDED on 1917

WILL OPEN
MONDAY, DECEMBER Sd, 1877.
at7.3O p. M,
At the Wilmington Institute, Eighth and
Market Sts., Wilmington, Del.
It is proposed to present an interesting
collection of Mechanical, Manufacturing
and Artistic productions mostly from our
CITY and State, including many new arti-
cles and accent inventions exhibited for the
first time Power will be applied to drive
machinery, a daily paper Will be issued,
music and other entertainments daily. A
Restaurant and Refreshment department
will be under the efficient management of
the lady managers ofthe Provident Society
The Exhibition will be open during the
week from q. m. to 10 p. M. Single ad-
mission ticket, 25 cents, or tickets for ST.
children under II, 10 cents, or 10 tickets
| for 81, Arrangements will be made with
the different railroads entering our city for
| reduced fares, and excursion tickets VIII
| be sold from different stations In the state,
which will include an Exhibition ticket.
For further information apply TO j. ).
Valentine, President, j. X. Brlnghurst,
Secretary, Lea Pusey, Treasurer, Delaware
Institute Mechanical Arts, or TO Com NIL II
tees in charge: Allen Gawthrop, s. N.
| Trump, Jacob F. Sharp, on Space and Ar
rangements; ID. T. Bradford, Jos. K.Adams,
| A. j. Vanduzee, on Merchandise and Man
ufacture Elwood Garrett, I'll. L. TatnaIl
| Henry Grant, on Fine Arts and Relics ii.
| Cloward, Clifford James, Samuel X. Smith,
on Music and Entertainments; Thos. ii.
| Savery, Henry G. Jones, John Huxley. on
| Machinery and Power; Alfred ID. Warner
e. 8. r. Butler, H. NJ, Jenkins, on Printing
! and Miscellanies. nov2l-tdec9
The daily gazette., 1877-12-04

Pan Ra,sed.-The pay OF Alex. H. WA MA,
con latter carrier of this city, has oeen
;pcressed to 1875 per annum'
The daily gazette., 1877-12-04

AS spirituous liquors will inJure men,
so morphia or opium will harmfully af-
feet the baby. DR.. Bulls baby syrup is
the remedy for the baby. 1t is free from
opium. Price 25 cents.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-04

Never defer until tomorrow what
should be attended to to-day. A slight
cough ought never to be neglected when
% cent bottle of DIR. Bulls cough syrup
will prevent it from becoming chronic.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-04
Fine NaiL SciaSnra.

e,As -, F,ne Nal Scissors.
.a,6es" "i,n NJ Straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
Ie6y MAJ, Files, Nail Brushes, ETC., for
n. BRlNGHURST Il CO.,
Norher Sixth and Market SITS.
Ab Rr,,, fOr tne
Z Baib, b,SSsiles, u.s. Bath Towels, Bath Sponges,
eh CjioSooaap IN extensive variety. Also
VI Drvy Fs, Straps, Brushes, &c. ,of horse
Vi The same classes.
n. BRINGHURST d CO.,
k,oo, corner Sixth and Market sis.
aEngIish hnlrAcuIOus Cure for COrns
|AOving coren neoy OF great popularity for
JSrGS 70 without pain.
NJ BRINGHURST & CO.,
rou Apothecaries.
corner Sixth and Market SITS
The daily gazette., 1877-12-04
Cheap Groceries.

We have a job lot of White Wheat Flour
at 81 75 per barrel, left here to be sold. W.
have tried 1t; it is good and great bargains
Another lot of those canned apples at 10 cts
per can, new Smyrna ralsins at IL cts per lb,
seedless Sultana Raisins at % cts for lb,
boneless hams 16 cts per Id, catsup 10 cts
per bottle, table peaches 2 cans for 25 cts, at
THOMAS NJ. WIER'S,
de4-1m No. 1903 Market st.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-04
Black CaAhmeres,

A S1.00 Black Cashmere for 70 cents
at Kennard's & Co., 621 Market street.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-04

H. KENT & co.,
h., ana Manufacturers Agents for
Srpn IRON,
STEEL,
HAhDWARE, HARDWAhE E
D, AND COACH MATERIAL.
Eale in t6e tbe Largest Stock of Goods in the
he Unita5 sSIine, and best assorted Stock
An, AND 2O1 SHIPLEY AND al
o Nz onANGE STREETS,
WHINING gON, DEL.
The daily gazette., 1877-12-04

TREAsUY OF WISDOM, WIT AND HUMoR.
This work contains l0,291 quotations on
1893 subjects, from the pens of 931 authors,
and embraces wide range of reading OF
ancient and modern authors, on all sorts OF
topics. The selections are brief, spirited
and teaching various views of the subjects,
and its value will be increased thereby to
all classes of readers. Such common
place books derive their value from the
character and judgment of the compileri
and from careful review of this volume
we can cheerfully commend 1t to all liter
ary persons, wherein literary taste and
judgment have been ably exercised. There
is no one of our readers but would be en-
riched by such q reference book of elegant
selections, com bining as 1t does the choic-
est gems of wisdom and wit Of the best au-
thors of all nations and languages.
NEW ENGLAND JOURNAL OF EDUCA-
TIoN, Boston, Mass.
Teachers will find this very usefu
and desirable work. Canvasers are wanted
| for it in this city, and 1t may be both
profitable and pleasant occupation to any
| lady or gentleman who will engage in thu
work. Apply at this office.
dect-3t
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ID. III. COYLE a. CO,
General AuctiOneerS,

NO. E. FOURTH STREET,
Are now prepared to call sales of real es-
e9 on ee IN the
furniture bought and sold, Furniture and
household goods at private sale. Satisfac.
tion guaranteed. Your patronage solicited.
evenings, and Wednesday and Saturday
mornings, sep1S-d3m
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In, and COsnNserc'Gi.

v,nsarON, Del.' Dec. :, 1877.
VILE" arotatlons furnished by
VI STOCK 70 CLAYTON House Building
4 Co' 'nel', al 70 NJ. to,Iay:
EDdolGad, Gad,dT " QUOTATIONS.. M,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-10-20
BEDDING.

In the barn OF Il model farmer. bod
ding Is about a. essential aS fodder
bedding saves the liquid manure, and is
itself mInur" after it i >u>cd IN the stable.
1t a'>" ,rrp, stock clean, dry. warm and
comfortable. thereby saving fodder and
grain and promoting the health. beauty
and thu.t OF the animals. You can yet
along without bcd,limg in your barns as
You can in Your nnu>". but You can't al
iord :" de- without it. To attempt it is
>,"yrn!y, >hiItir,> and expensive. The
TIM t. gather some kinds OF bedding is
now. There are brakes III Your pastures.
water grasses in YOUR SwampS and weeds
bv the roadside which should be gath
cred and save! for your stock to sleep on
next winter, and when you have got all
taeSc within Your reach. You can find
plenty ui muck and earth which. when
dried will MAKE good litter and increase
Your manure heap Later in the season
there viii he forest leaves to gather,
and It You can get nothing better. plenty
of >iwdu-t at the mills. ANY and all
ther" will richly pay tor getting, Don't
b" afraid oi getting too much. No an
iinal WAS ever Yet injured by having too
good Il bed. aml we have never heard
ui 4 mlhUrc heap in this part of the
country which was too large - Mirror
and Farmer
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-10-20
THE GRAND DUKE.


\ recent Washington letter after di,.
posing "i th" current urw~. mi,r. thu,
tcmInI>ccm"c "i thc Grand Dukes first
visit io the | nitcd States Wa
i"NrmlAn!Ilng mere when the rtrau,l
i1"hc arrived anal was in the p;I,or "i
III" ku-r''n ir"arr"" on | street, shat
evening. M;"'Hmr tatarazy. the beau
I'L"' h'"hde Wi" "i the KuH,lun mini>-
,'! "r.'"nicI "lh. h'! >rrH h"r often
"''"Ie' ana 't"t evening III" kindly gave
me some points. and wr"t" her auto.
@''lPh III my diary. She never ior-u; "a
| i''c' \ L." days after the arrival ui
me ''';'n" H",,r. walked oul tn Il
S'et''h'"rr on '"nh"ctIr"t avenue: |
was >P'hin@ prr'ti girI. and tn"
'''"'f hiH" III" up hrtHti!u. b"ugurl
t"' '"'"'} I'VE cents. d4tt cheap ton, tnH
,h q, III! .",' I""'',,'. walked GOWN
>"''' .Nih2 what III" W"u.h ~al
~ H. i'''" '""!" mag .nr hrF pleasure.
.'' S"' WAS partially Inclined. loved
i,,I,, ~ :, ANU Nt> very '"'''ll@"hI i"'r
nn,, ,,,, ,,,,.,.,.n " - "'','ci 'n'' ""'S'">
rrn,y;n,r ,,hiI. w., ,''Mtio ".' l'' T''S''
r,Ir, 81 t,..,,.,, n,,'' ,,,, - ''''.
! y hu nm, ,l,,.r, ,,,..r, rI,., E' l," ~,
fL.. It,,. - ,i,.. M nae - '''''i' my
j NNU4
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-10-20
A VAGRANT PHILOSOPHER.



In ,hc iu.pnckrt ur an ,lJ ,..,.,r,,,,
puIIed in by the pnIirr th.. n,y,o, ,,;,,Lt
/ WAS a menorandum book tuIl of his nv,
wri,iuu with prucjI ,nd SOM. ,t hi.
/ phi,osHphy is GOOD ruonrh I, me rre
served. Ills tiT,t par,rranh r.,Is
drinking bad whisky brcau-. # !,
offered free is like ,rettinn IN fin. w,y ,
! bullets purchased by an Tnrmy.''
| 4 S.rnuI r.,Is
Honesty is the hes, policy. hut som,
/ folks are satisfied with second hest |,
! is hard 10 h, honest ON an emut,
! stomach
| 4 third RIMS.
| A dry plank under 4 rain-nrooC sh.J
is better than a feather. bed in i,il ,rI
one isn't aunoycd hy the IliInr hrinr;n, ",
! in a square breakfast
/ \ fourth saws:
1 PAY rs YOU 90. II Won haven't any
ihinu to pay with. don't 90. If you are
forced to 90. record every indrhlrdncsS
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-10-20
DAVID GRAY'S ESTATE.

From the burlington HNwkcyc
over hl- i"r-" bent Da,i.! Irty
A"d thought OF ihr r,'l man across thu. WAY
Hammer and anvil for rIi,.. lr -,rl
-AlH "'''rt t"il Tor the chiilrcn'- bread;
t"r hun, -"ft "arI,r- ,md pictured walls.
y we al r'' - ia hi~ eIn'I"Ir, hall -
h% rl"nE o. h"'ls on hf- ,lrcalnrrr. hrnL.;
htck"r at flame, whirl Of smoke
"N IN travis. in, =" grown whit. ho,
Coat and nat were aiIh" forgot
s. W III" highway the hItrh,fuj.h ran
In lace and Inicn like crazy man.
>rhm"lh""-" atirr!' Mem heart, stood ,tII'
Ni'n women prayed. no women wll
WhI'" " -r the tum'Ii the waiIIn. cry
vi frightened Chli'!T"n rose -hrIll anil high
Night IA shadows hjd sun and earth;
ia" ri'h man sat by his costly hearth.
i;"td "i w"ic acre. au'! untold gold.
h'f "Ii"i"ss, "hIldI"ss. i":Inrn ar,i old
IL. thought of the family eros, the way:
/ would. ~ he Si:ht'i, ~ were Davit t,r,y. o
he blacksmith kuct at his children, bed
10 look once mOr. 1T Zach Inning b,.,j
: Nv darlin - all safe th Cod =, he ,rr.,
NV SIN IN Thy honndcs- mercy h:,lr
only today have learned how great
fh'h been my bounty and my r-t:t,'
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-10-20
LIGHTNING.

/" rra>surc the timid aud ncrvou, in
this season OF thunder storms. some ca
cuIations and drcrlions for security
which. lrnn the frequent occurrence and
unu7IIii severity ut these .urms. mich,
h"' u" Unacceptable" 10 some al uplr read
e. ar" gwen. There are 10000
't''''S'> TO one against an III
dN'duai's being killed in this way
~ '"c Whole year. But us there
are perhaps, ten of thcsn storms in Il
'''''"' ~" chance, ot being killed in
/ any ""' 81 'ic>r storms, is aa 100 900 to
| t. .tt Ill" worst, there sue,ns to be half
= "u'"'h 'hi"co> against Il tim!d !adV'S
! nav i"@ h"i irhrN realized according to the
| u" t'ht "' chances. II She lies down in
her iri-ht, to She Is likely to do. ON either
4 leather bed OF hair mattress, these
chances III her favor are multiplied to at
least Il million. Another consolation is
mat >ii" :i;'N lit!Ic 10 apprchend from Il
! lash oi lightning which She has leisure
to sec
~ light travels 2l-, 200 miles in n
second, and somnh only Liz lret i'll the
-:,iur time. l"u NAV easily compute the
distance "i the electric discharge. If
- .crund> or >iN beats OF the pulse
r';tp>c between the lightning and the
thunder. the discharge is Z. mile OFT. TO
2H"! against possible damages. on its
near approach. y"u may iHH"iute Your
bed or chair 10y putting their legs on
GAS. Feathers ana hair afford great
security There J. also .c>s danger after
III" ram has begun t. tall cupiou>v than
i-i"r". tor Il MOST atmosphere serves as
tr"nductur Tor the electric fluid. diiiusing
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-10-20
PERSEVERANCE,,


Failed. you tell me, for all your striving.
f"!icd, Ia srit" "I y"ur uiIuu~i care"
fhii"'i, WIN Ind"icmt people striving
ny should II hr"cd IN the mind despair
Although Your va Ity may Ie humllrd
orr Energy buck to it, place. recall;
Your let have tiipIrd, you have merely stumbled
%" II learn ihaI stumble l. not GlII
Fate l. against you, and no rise rlnyug
"hrn YOU discover Tia" "'i'ts too yreni -
iiai H. - Vulgar -g.mrstcr'- SaI ing:
Learn thai p"r>i-icn"y laughs AZ late,
ic'>"vcranr". YOU see, ha- wunarn,IS virtue
/" win 1t, intent IN the face. Of all:
some ch'ck I" ynnr purpusr Will not hurt Won:
is oni! u stumble and not Il fall
She whom you love has been won hv another
hAt + Il loss l"u may yet replace:
III your recruitment your sorrow -Im"rh,r-
W hat Is til" ln~~ of Il hands ONE lace?
sui /" IuIsi'p l. Il trIiir merely;
;, u" ""ni'! IN y"ur heart f"r while may ::sll,
EMi you'll iinI smother to love ynu dearly
Ihat pitiIui stumble il not fall
Laughed At and m"ckcd 1T y"ur rndr:vnr.
NriilimG al"n" in your mental pain
p'op not and faint not: but learn whoever
,Citnss to his purpose at last Will gain
h'c ,fust IN III" iuIur" and iaIih the lr, s,nt
:. I't non" not IcIHhc you, nor failure alpn!l;
i3n may tripat times which is no ways pleasant
Bnt that IL u stumble aud not Il fall
"''"wn IN tho world;' II" you think So? Where.
- Lost y"ur labor and toilcd In VAIN -
Non>rr>c, nv ilIcnd; hut 1, InlIur,-thCr,tu
l1uck NJ your courage and try again
y Slal II Isli III the dying ,mncr,
=, AMI vigorous hr'hil, may the flame recall.
n II l." your task, and still remember
s'u hiblc sa stumble ann not fall.
Keep up your courage, and look before Won:
though II be ruSged, and steep, and straight
" inds howl after and clouds hang DER Won
" ak IN the path with Steady gait,
" no pcrseveres in the end wins SURELY
"ho shrinks in terror can t win ut all;
10 forth IN confidence securely
Ah' be gla" that stumble is:n not . fail,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-10-20
~
CROW WHICH p

4 cahIu'- -lt,.
Atrv, utI!C
HE t'hNrlrr seeking sh-iter there
k"'p You all nig'T
~artIu. ledge light
Nc"h ~ W. h"v We shar. -
''I0nes ar" our mnm-.
NIn're Jones - The same.
Iom 'qurirted much tins way
sal, lrich chair,
l Gu B!ll ont rNar,
CIV lhtf Yer hnss aomc hay -
OF rooms bar two
Has ZONES and icw
his ho"'rhoih goods, aud poor
l"O chnII-. one bed
His guests In-t,.ad
Have sIuh,-tt.Wus' ON I'm. itn,,
ltl here, i"!+p"fh,
This man un~Dltiti
faS pictures tw-nty-lnrer
tG+hp prints aud snali
save "Lr. are all
chrome. that # I..-
The Traveller says,
With wandering gas".
- pn re fond "t due ants. SOUR. -
'fICtur'sf Oh. sal,
My eldest gal,
H"z "a hank"rin' tor them thar
That chrome . line;
II u 1.rr mine
ii deem mys'it qu,t-. rich,
\. doubtless InlI,
Ny friend, now do
Beg parding, Ledge. crow. which"
ihT0- ma, that one
The >ruth' = lTII" -on;
81 rr!Ir~" yntI hOid thl, lear
''t row -nir - ~uy- he
'ihaI's Old Bob Lee
iii un.i"r HIM tom v..,r,''
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-10-20
LIAM wALKER. RICHARD FIELD.
Inil,,
Err y FIELD.
Z EYLASD NE$oTHuS RYLASp
RHIAND 4 RILAAD.

= tlOE\ki> Al LAW Lexington. 1lo.
"A DtllC" over y" D.. MAN street. Practice
IA Al lIc tVUr;- al i.A;.. Tie and adjacent colin
tIr-, IN thu supreme ,"drt ct TIE state and
District tuurt ut tm" tu.te't STATES. Prompt
AT. Htiou gwen 10 collections aLU -! ult.'t
tEt-!u"--,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-10-20


am. cAp.an"d Nora relieved at tho
permission /" give place to kindly it,.
-l!h.t'.
WY daughter l. away. but come n
al lhc same, >lId the lady. tax iug lii,
I-Ht tfAE"iiuG-hIg from Esther M;.n,
ana nII"in| h'F i"r"ard
i @" are yer! AInd. don know
don know what to 80. am in
re" 'r"nh.r. was 2iI That The weary
~, ,''"',' II'''"l;'''.
'>' 10 ne N"ft You are we know il
,I n'' YOU "''' ""' zen m" what tp call v"u
itN near" my laughter speak OF
S'i p"' C"'ii' f!2ht IN a! the same,
'''', '>!' l'''i "'' ",'" wa thrown open.
''',' '>"I' loon tit hcaHy shaw, 1t u
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MISS ti"Wianh-h>tt"r li"w!and :;
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WILLIAM HOiNG

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