davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-01-12

ALcoHoL-wa4 quiet and atehdy At u. 2.os.3.'A.
nRouAI .CUIN-Chosec curt Is sa1ablc to dealers md
fr1 The demand from manufacturers In light and the
oyrr erpcs arc caay. We 1nptr. Cotcc rsetn hnrt
7c: medium lari rcd tipped. 4Hesc green brush. with
lr enough WORK 1t, nsEc; red t!ppch with DO 40
4xc, green and Inside. Sl5fcl rcL tipped 10.
3.4a4c; inside brush, 11tc; medium u choice atalk
braid, 4Abahc. inferior hr1,al' s@ah'; crooked d.
nasc.
UlyTTER-Thcfs wa a will SUSTAINED movement In |
this atapc. sud prices were steadily held Anything
quality suitable for table usc rc T!th quick sale At
fully tho quoted pricca Int IN tho low and medium
grades traIc Arags,l lttlc, Following nro tho cur
runt quotations: GhoIce to fancy ycl1ow. 7s31o: me-
dlum 10 goud. 1eQ25c, Inferior to common, i3si1at
roll. l74a!1c. ........
UAuGtSa-1he market for cotton seamless bags Dis.
plays positive strength The nrsnncss recently dwell
opel ID not dnc to nny activity In trade. tho demand
continuing light but ths result OF The reduced
rsoduc,on md tho enhanced co.t Ct the ray tater!a
s Sn'%sray S s"et
se rsttlc' % tSr a. 5.st 5Ttsk 9St'to lyt " 's Lewis
Iii @ i ,ss!s!ss 4 os: y e.
e. e. :S l5 :he9s ssf'sS
5a;;s s;; 1i:s
III, e. Sss :S: . ~ ses,sa
ss1* s s;s.: :s H:I'H @
{; S I'D ,..t closing apou
ase toxsT ~ r.:, iosasy Iseae,as. *s5s 's
ts raa @ Htfs ~ e
.le! n' ia .sea I'd.
sox ana hessy ;9!a Il clo.,
&! fs s y % sssS Sill: s
~ rEs!swse In moderate request st :co4e fsr tse.h
:. S II" arx: @ @ 10 sh. skisd
sfs stfs :%a ;a!ass L
tic market !; dsyslopnE st,xpsth: Lass As a %l WI
hste e sse1 s s"a
, 1877-01-12

CATrLE-The market wka active, larger numbcro OF
cattle changing hands than either Of the preceding
DAYS Of the week. hut ths business done At lower
prices The untaYorabe news from tho East, the lo-
erat supply, and tho undesirable quality Of thc oaef'
lucs all exe1ted depressing influence, and all grades
excepting e1tra-of which thcro were fcw-wtre
OH" ,oa12I4c compared with Wednesday rEiors'
or x&23o OIL from last weeks. Thero Wa la'Re at.
tcnance of buyers and tho different eiaaacs operated
freely At the reduction. Sales ranged from g. ooca
for inferior mixed lots 10 f5O0 for extra but there vas
not much trading above SAC or under $500 Dutoh'
ers secured most Of their supplies at e3oa1so while
shtprcrs bought chiefly ~ t17a@03 for fa!r TO Vol.
fattsd droyca averaging from 1,ue0 10 $50 hs Thu
market closed quiet.
QUOTATIONS.
Choice Beevef-Fsnt, fat. Informed y
year TO 5 year old atecrs weighing !, 400 "
0Uod l!eeyrs-Wc!lts tsttcned atcess. wcfRh-
!nE ~ to 4tn ne. 4.o1@t'u
inu iii 10 :i na na.................., 4.Ooas.+o
Dutche III Stuck Poor t0 com rl1n stcctA. hou
common rll0fcc cow, for city slaughter, . ~,
wtjrnK HllI to !, l0 na.......,.. 1.8V43u
8toc& GAttto-EomHl0R Cattle. weighing 7U
hns mi ~ snsrs 1.@7 -
venis-Fer ytj al J1ietbu1
, 1877-01-12
REAL ESTATE.


err PROPERTY.
North Dearborn Ut. 2a7 II n Df Goethe 81 ct,
Ewing II, 10 It Y nf Jefferson II. II I, -5Itlh
II. dAltli sept. 1T. is!!s. ............. 400
1nyrahaM 81, II y corner Ut Mule 1t, a I. :5>f1i o
1t. Astrl inn u lU
Nrst Washington 1t. II " corner 1joync 1t, ~
IU 5I.rGx7l II, with 3!tAts4 It nJp!nsna
Oh Iluyne IT. with otlier property. 1nlcd "a nm
Th!rty.rlxlltl, cntst. :s!3 II Of strwatt Nv. II
I. fH1t4a Il, dated .Ian: :h...:;;:;.,.t..':. 1.lo
tux! !ea 4, dated Jan 2'ao
t;rnvriand fark ~. ~ ~ II a. rhrty.gf't
Al. " I. :tt.Hi l.iJ IT. with building. dated
ciasE vi; ro,irt. III; /; ."f wr.t I.ako II. II.
~ a.slxi:sl H.lnft. dated jim; 1t..... 4.ooo
Fulton ii, in U.tn It 9 II Ealslrd II. Il I. bnk
Nsln+st ny. het ThrtrrntIt ard FUurtrtnIh sts,
I, .iTr4 It, hhtea Oct. II, tH1h........ H.tn1
Lincoln place. IN It n OF Snp!a At, c I. .ax
1J74 ii. dated tlct III 1t7.. .......r.... 1.CoD
Kruger u. 'll1 II IL " Ut shrtcl Nv. 4 " I, -ix
lnif with buildings, dated Jan, H,.......:.. 90
uated lie 4. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1.UN
suGTH or C1Ty LINlTa wiTliH \ NAlItS uF BkSEf
NILES or THE rHuNT. .ltGrAE.
Duttefhelds II. tIpnt nf Fnrtcth It, v I. cax
luu H, IIea ecpt = 1b1d-,..............s..$ aoo
, 1877-01-12
Governments active and steady.

HhlIEoaI 4AnNstisEHstNnf
State securities werc better for Tcnnessecs, old
rest steady.
Stocks were irregular. and. with but rev
exceptions, lower. Illinois Central hrc.
tuated between a5 and B.E, closing At the
hctte. price, anI there was difference Of iseaa
between cath and regular New Jersey
Central declined /. Wrstctn Union whs well
sustained. Transactions wctc only 67.Nnd, Of
which ri 900 were Western Union. s,GO1 81.
Paul II, QUO Lake Shore. 4. QUO Michigan Central.
+. 900 Lackawanna, 400 New Jerssy Central.
and i. 900 Illinois Central. $780,.
Nancy n.ainiv sou, closing at O. Prime mer'
camille paper lIa7.
Cusfunss, $.,83, Geo.
The Treasury lisbuFscA $531, 00o.
CftAeEnys, $.8, ,n0U. Uu0.
Sterling dull; actual buslncss, long, 483; tho'ts
, 1877-01-12

tbs following wcro the receipts and shipments
Of the loading articles Of psodncs 'n this city
during the twcnty-four hours ending at 7 o'clock
on Thursday nlornia. aud for tho corresponding
.tHY LAT YnAT:
, 1877-01-12

fulfilled ly the fael'. 1t IA estimated ~ nsua'Y
"cll-tnfaftncH parties snal II lsa.s t"a'sa'a~ W
the surplus OF wheat IN fhe N"lthwstt ha@ NY"
already markctes'. " con'ae II fh''1a n"t pe luz
gotten that LIE present prize ot wheat III t'h "ar'
kct ts unusually hiEa fos M. sime OF she yea1.
Tho money OF the Eaet sna west mas eon'o "'hc.
to inTcst IN H. IN preference 70 otnff p'aee'' a"
70 our market has been iofceh M aooFc ."e pom.
NJ "heh sn'pH'eHts eah oc "'aac W.
PEOPLE to The west uf us atc holdln1 ~ sela'.'c!s
hishct than VIC arc. an" eh.caSo - no'' ."e.s's,
on the extreme. the "osA1 1a'nR aoo"t .ae usa'
in ths city IA d widespread impression 'aat t"c
natketh n'an,pnlatea up anH "o"n !" s"@ W.
Interests OF stuau onI powerful eoH'p'na',u', "'n
that people win Small eap'iAl ARG equally hA"c"
lose II on eIthcF sl"e. ..-.-,, -....,.
The leading rroduet matkota were rathet ~enS
yesterday Oh the AVERAGE but n'oacFa'c'5 s'fan!'
on fais volume OF onelhes' IN Inc psi'c'phl as
'atlmentr. There WAS widespread impression
carly 10 tho euett that '9fita'slsa3ed war nut"
smooths't h's wrinkled front" anu Eon" many
opc'ato'a thoueht nc se'lne rohcy 10 % tnc us'
This snow -stoF1n' with mild tempera'ufe' mane ) ;
unplearanI 10 be onts anu theekeo o"'uooi "ps'a
tIons 10 touo extent, making Inc teee'nr sa''er
light. and keeping tae ah'pp'ns movement ao"h "
low point
There WAS taiF movement IL 1o'ne.ue e, ~! a..
sooat' au" 'ol sN.nuaa .o"' fHs..,s. ,x.-a
marke: alfp1a5 ouo!nn' 'o"u. '.a .,sss ~, ,,i
a'"tea rcaeo"o''! ae''s' W." P1Nes .",a.I Hs
aroaha' 80 gno."u'e en"'ses "'tu -. .s.s.,sa.4
sugars M" .oAss' WV WV S.'o,' ~. .. ~ IT, ~ =
p',ess sAol.sneu eH'4s. :" ~. ..,,,,. ,,o =.
dslea1tuH, soou'' 9na a.a ase..,
"e'o ''u , h"' Nvu s"""s' s.1n. LII, .,o,s
asm. .ns w. ..',tr rtaa r.,.s, - 1c,,h., ro,
, 1877-01-12


rrat Britain 10 the Continent 800: 10 France
,o37; coastwitS, n. l.
sAvaax4m. jim. i,.-cnrrox-Qu mt,tdlnR,. iac,
net, j, t01 batas sales, 1.4. ..
Nsw nEtEAxr. Jan. 11.-CorToy-nniE tnt lower;
aarh 4. COO batss good ordinary. 1lst9iMc, low mill
ding, tla12>Ac: mIdl'lnR. l2<Alssk; good mitdIine
1Ytai3c: m1ltnk fair. iat$sia,(cs fair, iatas31<-;
rcreipts net. 1t!O, Rro@. o.Hr', rxVrts 10 Liverpool
4.A4; to HAsrp, 2,AGs; 10 1sTemcn. l.2i7; stock,
7H3,873
DRY GOODS.
NEW TnNK. Jan. lt.-Cotson goods n1trxet fsfly
active and stfon9 With an upward trndency. t1rnwn
ahcetiugs And ah!rlnra In good denan and den.
tn,& ncse Actya and Rcarcc. 3lesched cottnns wers
strady. Fancy and ahftsng prints wetc In moderate
demand. Mems wear OF voolcns wcse doing fairy.
FIanneIs and banfes remained quiet. Foreign eoods
were dull.
PETROLEUM.
CtkvKLAsp. O., Jan. .tt.-rETnnaErM-MAtket STEADY
and nr,1; standard white. jiU test. &c.
FtrtanrRn, IA. aan. .l1.-PErFoaKtN-Cfnhc auet,
steady; s3 10 TN ss ravkcrs. scnned dul!; prcts
unchanged.
rU1trENr1SE.
WlLA1xarox, Jan. N.-srtkirs or TrRrKNr1xE-
Firm nt l4c.
, 1877-01-12

)jjS-It WaN dull Hny IN tfla hF7nll NJ tic nlafEct.
pscEcrs fur rraE5ns hcak gnuwa to t!te4el,c haul.
ii III aud Ictl s'psFs ~ pu,s.+l9n "s ttc cla; ~" T.
a,y h. fn rtsees q ta' ;la.' 4 % SsIs ssak s. ?:
huxs suitable fur t!le E.th n1t Eh!lade!nhta iratc
thcyc Via iatr !nrMIry nj al,Mt Wr!trlsYs G'tna.
II sasis7.lI 1o deul!nc T. n.sksrs stsls. wan1!
Vrfy krIY ltsen NGfCru l nut n flr%s "
h,ifsrs Efc atrenl ~ thc hret that Tic run
or nntt tsv days EaII4 prove
VA. fsnks7.la, l1;ktrs selaG at fjphtl.So. an,l
Uxt1a l'hIlulrthtas Il 81 !ttt7l3. Nenney & Hell
man e1lI 3yj 'sElllers" It 1918.
, 1877-01-12

NEW YORK.
Tb Ia TtNssa Atsoetdtsd PFs3k.

z4*s0F*0*e7
New YoEx, 1an. ll.-Go!d opened and clohed
II lQ8, with saies iu The interim a. 10bF. Carry
ing rates To 4. Silver It London unchanged.
Here slrsx bars 1al!f bid gresnh4ess. sal ia bid
GoA, allteF COIN u bid.
, 1877-01-12
,ow, nd hefe, q, ,aHa4. %, eorn.ted re..ns f. rs

ctNCfHN1Tt. 40
CIScrxstr1. Jan. il.-iIhus-DMIlt cnfnTnn' $1H $1.o
tk7a; irAvy butchers, g. xktu d. mAay unsold! fc"
cttpta 8,COU; shipments. ia.
, 1877-01-12


itruNTs AND EXPORTS.
WARRINGTON, y. t.. ian. 5.-Thc following Ia
comparative recapitulatlon Of imports Into, and
domestic and foreign exports from. tho United
STATED during tho month of November last:
XkEcHAEDlaE.
ktffr fy- .. ...
patts. nfItd fofffgn
Month eudcd- ]lp1Tfs. r4gtHf$ frnorts
Suf :ah 147G IS w. il, IT, til. Fe7 .aa}. g7a
Nov. No. IH75 bid, III ~, III $50 i,3tv, t01
Eleven months
turrI- -.
Env, 10 1R7u ;. aas, 3nt AL l .pt71+ H. In f4n
NOV. ~. iHsJ.. 4Tt,AH.1S HI,N6kb.3 Il. - LAO
hpxcIE 4Np HcLLtoS.
Month ended
Suy. ~ is71.. G.s7ah hfS l.aa@R'1 Hta0al
SNy. H. ISIS, =. .uA .sU 3.1&Q.utU bco+J Jt3
Eleven month";
ended . -.. .. -
WV, m 1884,, =, s73, ,1D1 45R77, ,+5i 7.1ot. IN
Nor. W, ls;5.. II, &a7.H0 u7.7U.5.7 a.EttH7
- - J2oIsexlfc r..
poFfs, SDtctt
FIIiHss.
Month ended Nor JD 1a7H,,.,,.,....3 81, 27a. 7k4
Siuntit ended Nov, VI lA75,,,.,.,,,.,, 31,+u 1Hsl
Etcypn mouths cnict SOy, M iA;A,.... 5oi 19a ri
Etcvrp lqaptp tlatd Nov. ~ ib75,,.,... 4fO Dls
, 1877-01-12
F"" '
"A HItIk4 =

Gsro,n.; s{a5s. tosi't,na: aasse ,e .e,;a
:.$,::t;: ssa!.'an e ~: s::''ssi fos''!"x. %
,:S !;tE' ttsa IT,
isiss:,at is!!SSt'": Do. 's.a'o; soa'o" ao W
lost at!g, esaess ceI,sr;
n,s nYnsy sfss .s sss ts,F. ~. s'E
!:sa ttss s.ss ass e @
' nS'.';: ;ss3t; u; eJss LIZ.
:7s p;9is[ 7'r.'se' na'ts''' c''su''4
nst ; ., ssn,a e s!'IS tHsS & S.
fs$ S;asa; i T. pts2;: s:'' " ,tf:sSs:
sat buy iowsf rrse. .hsa .s:rSst3 M ] sss wni " IT, H.
ts:t = ss' I,
r. y IT, fs';ti @ = ys4 u
SAfs se'.st j. r5ss .s,s s3"5 y" ''4'k NJ
i!iWls t,ass "a ss.S unasr l!ss.11 e5:.
ri in'' 81 y III I
e. s s rc %Ss' sFsp1say :S' ssssa e .iesf
7re: xrsra eursa. llihs aaa hsasy. rs.s ~ saaaSt4
i; $S ;'ss
sna .tsaay :bs /, s1 %:.;ts
u vi t,.vs had sea4say TO lnVrv's iHs t9ns
VI. I, aY's5 x4 saA r,; a;asaans' sa''
fur many Qualities Vt uIhrr ArN little !Ftt"r tARn
i,oE.414 be4leF. Glts s;llAlt rlrT4 for cotnt'
sui i; u.attuHA md pEol Abf E!u! not !rp4Ft from
lar Ia. IeIyY IL the peEt aI.4:
Fir,t mi, .:coal .itAr .$11i r. III
jIttI rtrar AI.DA
.Thiti clc u 31.u14.3iiH
| ii-ar f,.,rt,x hrut Ind secDaJ. rxukh,... .pItu
tirIr Il ttux urst and sscu3a. ....,,,,,.... lA5l
frt. rItnlun i JIuk,...,,,,,,.......,...... Iu ISa
| Ff.,nrIas, nr.1 tplnE.un. dse.Aed :......, Ttl
/ ttn,rtn. G,,ti1,ua. arr4,sd,,..,.,. .!JAI
| ipx ba1TJ4 A,,,,,.,. ,.................r cib]
| H,I .mri. U,.........,,.,,,..,,,,,.,,,
..rIr. birds 10 IL i. hrh,,., ,.., -, Niit1taI
i: Ill K t,nris ,.,.
! t.su,c c,wlr,!s .,,..,,.,,,.,,,.....,....... l,si
tnMuun tstsFI1 and short ttneInx......, Ga<AltL!H
Fecr;I III ihCb. t.nj
srI,: lumber In feet aud uG ief ~ tn.. TO- ~
1ni,t auu scsntpy ~ 10 "A fSsi.,...... lUh. I9ts
IaIh Lug l.a
stn y!rs .,,,.,..,,, ..,,......,....,,. 1Hls I.N
p,rk.tS vii Ne, -, ,.,............... 1ntaA1tt. ~
ttct.tt SuDL III u
| METAlsASU TiNSEisS' aruCk-TyAIs u light.
ht 4. rS,1 n us,3i1a january, and xtar1 go1!S
| unrIIslsc1 In price Soma change AFr contemplated
In The pftse8 Of shelf Hv.s4s- HnatAl!Gns: -. ~
| TIN tLATk-ic. i4xI$ g. ~: uu. IL. l1xl4. *4ANi
| suotlg, 1txAL Il, 94-uu
| eYLpxk-Ro, !. lhot s1ua- 1Ae-
, 1877-01-12
AMERICAN CITIES.
NEW T0Hk.

Z, co. Su e.fss' 1he.t It ID per % ~.
ne5s..s tr.as il 4. a. p5oe. delivery .c.sa. r
s7;ao aud q s9. asx g :, s,s;,; .,:s :; 81:
Il :seai ali Fsssas:y siso III nd
m a.Ssa fs1 I'D .oa sna s.ed
a =, W.. s IN o%cra,s pf'se
ii and Sees". afmsi: y, se.sa Il. ,;s, eu!e,
md 'sss; ss: sas
= ISL: s. s''ss ses FsSras&y ~ s's'ss
= sas 81 e. ,sfe r., Mpr % e'"k
srasx1neancd n ,sir demand md steady: raw trm
'n: ; 70 y, s,n. ME, 10
IALL9wGM .sas. =, aunsx 'o' p'"s '"''
~ k"oa " pt !,,I.n 80 81 ,nf" ., T..
re- ruled quite a'% ale: q 10 10 asl F''
''n' TO tn. We,t,rn A,,oetatta 1rt...
,s vsnt @ x II 's i, t
An.,.t II ia,oss ,.s.se. septcmbsr. l3p.iual5atc,
6s.r Huss istsis ~ "a t:s No,ener ,ia1s s1ss
sSn SIs; 7sfy moasis.e ~. Ss%ana
nu, steady. wc.t,rn TO-
r. opy %ea ae.s' a!e, V.uyss 5sa Wss'e eS
new store aHoaf; w.; OLD sLnte Sa:an ~ s
.tirx .irsiY: 1r Fnwed State s:VFe I'M; ajlpaf M
# M' ssai %5sias
:ssss ss sss; as sss k::'SS
IL ii.F&Ss:ssss:s; Sc; s'sfSS' .s's %; 4'a'ss
4, rs :s ss: %sEss s;
5 Sss:S ~ aas'
e1ss is:; ,ss:S VI '''t' "'''S' ''s
Tsln,% I;Aas3c; c;,,,,. 3, n,,n
s,.;n,Gs srnniSf4n f4n,'iaSEExasxTixsMFI,nsr. tGe
a1ss sIt. !s1s III s,ssr @ @si;s
wet %s:i:R to r:!ys !; sx' ,
III aiIl';:4i;xS2si'' =; x*i!sis';' s::; s.s :sei..S Ill.,
Si1ss,-i'iLai WaissT=Fiim, 'Sslts: si.is:
pu,1.nr1rut.. jsn. ii.-Ft1ao1urx-F!rm; IT,
n9sa: sxkaseiassT Sraas s,4sa,so Timothy
FIor!f fit@, VII :ons!a ana N,nnssSt. e!tra family.
sad. ~ s'ets .Alo' ""a iHa'aaf'
s S.: smsi 9sis ass':i ysoM Fa' s;s IL: qas aiss
white Western, w. - -,
,sss: Gs fS55:. s a: '''' :sso Western s1'''
Ssx wv fa1R fsas .aa and Della
| wsfr frrsli. :is. t3t.
Ss,parsr.Ma.In, h.Gxrs:swnsn, 1 @ eu s'FD' ''
BALTIMORE. r,,1 ,.,,.a,,,.
4ss!!s. 4ss!!sn.t.x-wheat steady md nrm, No. xln.s, I'd
ss 3ss' ri: ri: ;sas ssa'is. wh'' Western % "'sa do la
CLoyxa- -sxEn-Eulct hut tteadyt iiN.alsc. ,,,,,,.
tGa.Ilr; ssar rlb. Iosic; hsns, !t0tsc Lard htn'i
| ''nh ''nnTrenHt ti,IHs
| iTrYKK-strons.
Mmtexf-$l+lt ,,,..,u...,., n,.,
r,Erantxos-en'es' crude '@A*lsse; 'e""ea 'o"'
, 1877-01-12
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

E7p,dnaaon .. a.hre1cs .M.rt.-t s.tatiY et.
erptrd. *3unaty excepted. tMoaIIyexeeptaL Ars
r3veHun6aT ATS a. 1T. ! Dal'y.
, 1877-01-12
COTTON.

MOBILE. jan. H.-CotTox-Wtak; Suidditoks l:c;
03l Alrs; as&es l3 oi e1poEA 10 tas CoaItosat
l. sk1: cur4t w4se. !, s71. ...
GuatLxstox. J4u. .ll.-CorTox-Dnll:i lower TO sell;
ntdInxs lae; net l47a bsles; saIcs, sos e1posA 10
ETeaL NF!tsln. s.$lJ; CoAasxase. e&.
DALYxarux, Jan N.-CUTsoS-Qu!ets mI1dliuxA
l2ct ass 1seepi 1l balea; sales l.7ia; exports "
, 1877-01-12

CHICAGO L NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
Ticket 0tces, Ga Gnrxsst. tshermnr iiaWsc} AMI y
Canal.st,. eusIer MalIeun. mil as t1ltteruts.
, 1877-01-12
North German LLOYD.

Tie steamcts of this Con.rahy will .s!l evsrT sate'
itatss oi ps.s.Se-FrS.n New York q soathamptoa1
London, hatTe, anl Ureinsn mt cabin. ]sts. seeoas
cabin. Stal xul, atestsxs, $40 For iretsa1
~ 1Tloxjlr3 l}rttu. New YORK.
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The most laudable ambition is 10 be
wise, and the best wisdom is goodness.
Crime and punishment grow out of enc
stem. Punishment is fruit that, unsus-
pected rises within the flower OF the pleas
ure that concealed it.
This the beautiful prayer which the
Breton mariner offers when be puts out
to sea: keep me. my God! My boat is
so small aud Thy ocean so wide"
Laughter is day and sobriety night, and
a smile is the twilight that hovers gently
between both, and is more bewitehing
than either.
Ex-Goy. Fletcher Of Vermont had some
flourishing kind intentions nipped in the
bud the other day. He engaged his din
ner at a hotel in Proctorsvile, and had
covers laid for four guests. He then sent
his carriage TO the town tarm, inviting the
four inmates OF the poorhouse TO the lux
ury of ride and to dine with him. But
the old people there declined the offer.
saying they did not want to be gazed at.
1t is not in our open, exposed deeds
that we need the still voice of the silent
monitor, but in the small, secret everyday
acts of life, that conscience should prompt
us to beware of the hidden shoals OF what
We deem too common TO be dangerous.
Give us sincere friends, or none. This
hollow glitter of smiles and words-com-
nliments that mean nothing-protestati
of affection as solid as the froth from
ampagne-invitation that are but pref
tv sentences, uttered because such things
are customary-are all worthless. There
il no need of them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-02
am STEAMBOATS,.
THE BEST ROUTE FOR
Washington and Florida

On and after MONDAY, December Is, a Pullman
Sleeping Car will be dispatched from Boston on
the A. ~. train from the Summer Street Depot of
the New York and New England Railroad, running
through Ttfhoaf change via Putnam, Willimantic,
New Haven, Harlem River (transier steamer Mary
land Jersey City, Philadelphia, Wilmington, bal
tmore, Washington, Alexandria, Manassas, Cor
donvie and Lynchburg to Danyille, Virginia
there connecting at o'clock, on The afternoon of
The next day, with through sleepers for Atlanta
and New Orleans, Tor savannah and Augusta, and
Tor Jacksonville, Florida. BrraSfast In Boston I;
dinner on board the Transfer Steamer Maryland |;
supper III Philadelphia breakfast at GoTdonsvi lille
aud dinner at Danve.
CHAs. P. CLARK, General Manager.
A. c. KENDALL,
decl,tSt Genl Pass. ACT. y. Y. & y. T.. X. r.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-02
Maine Central Railroad.
CHANGE OF TIME.

On and after Monday, Oct. 9th, 1879,
trains will leave Augusta
For Portland and Boston, 500, 1l.40 A. M, and
l0.ts P. NJ.
For Roekland, 600, II 40 A.. Nj.
For Farming ton, ii 10 A. NJ.
For Bath, Lewiston and Portland, 800, LAO A.
NJ, l.25 +. NJ.
For Wateryille and SkowhcgaR, $50 P, NJ.
For Belfast, Dexter and Bangor, 335 A. NJ, $50
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-11-03

Mrs. Jos. Moreland has returned
from long visit to Kingwood.
J. II. Brown, of Kingwood, was il
town last week.
We noticed Bob Drabelle, of Pitts
burgh, in town last week.
We met L. NJ. Wade and A. J. Ar
nett in town on Saturday. Bot
gentlemen, we learn, will teach il
Grant District during the coming
winter.
Frank Woods, of the Taylor CO. bar
WAS in town few days this week.
| Hest Viry.
Mrs. j. X. Durr has returned aftel
a stay of stay of several weeks in
Chicago, her old home.
Daniel r. Moreland and family
brother of our townsman, Jos. More
land, are visiting friends here.
Miss Ella Lazzell, of Monongalia
county, is visiting friends and rela
tiyes in Palatine.-Indec.
Mr.. VIM. Wagner, cashier of the
M. and M. Bank, of this place, is Wis
iting in Wheeling.
Mrs. T. Pickenpaugh is visiting at
Oakland, Md.
The venerable DIR. C. McLane IL
still enjoying reasonable health for
one of his years. He has long been
regarded as the Patriarch of Morgan
town, and we look upon him as the
most renowned citizen of this place.
We regret to announce that Mrs.
Charlotte Sears has been suffering
for the past two weeks from an attack
of bilious fever.
Mrs. Anna Dorsey reached home
lrst week feom long visit to friends
in Pennsylvania.
Clark MADEIRA, of Grafton, is in
town visiting friends.
Mrs. J. M. Keck and family are
visiting at Mr.. p. H. Keck's.
One epistle has been received
from Dr. Ed. Brock, who is attending
lectures in Philadelphia. 1t is said
he is flourishing finely.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-11-03

James l.. Holland is getting out
another oak raft from the woods in
this vicinity.
f. c. Lazier, +. X. O'Kely, wife
and son, and Mrs. VIM. Carraco
passed through Cassville on Sunday,
en- route for Morgantown.
Miss Fannie Lazicr is visiting at
DR.. c. II. McLane's.
1t Is \ notable fact that all visitors
to the Poor House, which is located
near this place, speak Of the orderly
manner in which it is kept. Much
praise is due the worthy matron in
charge.
DR.. c. IT. SfcLane succeeded in
baggfng rora oris few days ago.
None Of the Hunters in neighborhood
can name the bird.
We are reliably informed that
somebody's child fell down few
days ago and broke its nose so that
nobody recognized it. SouEprSc.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-11-03
LOCAL CORRESPONDENTS.
OsageviIIc.

Joseph j. Wharton las been repair.
ing his mill, and the Csage Mills are
in better condition now than they
have been for number of years. Joe
says he does not claim any "new pro.
cess" but can make as good flour as
any mill in the county.
Wait Ryan has moved into the
house vacated by James Stoneking, on
the Hanway farm.
james Hawthorne and wife, with
Mrs. Shisler, of your town, have been
visiting friends near here.
Mat Larkin sold his fine mare to w.
Mccormick at very fair price.
The Randall school house is to have
a new roof.
The schools in Cass District will be-
gin next Monday.
Samuel Lemley has nearly completed
his road contract. Hereafter people
can travel this road without any dams
ger of sticking fast.
Prof. White, of the University,
with number of students, was out OIL
Scots Run on a geological exploration.
Come out again, boys, and we will try
aid entertain you and assist you in
finding curiosities. RED CLOUD,
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-11-03

In q recent issue we called atten-
ton to the self-registering raingauge,
invented by Serg't Dunn, of the U. S.
Signal Service. 1t was our fortune
to examine that ingenious scientific
instrument, and we say, without hes
itation, that it surpasses anything We
ever have seen. Mr.. Dunn tells us
that his instrument will register the
one hnndredth part of an inch. We
have no doubt that the Signal Ser
vice Department will adopt Mr.,
Dunn's instrument shortly, and hope
that his reward will be such as ia
compensate him amply for the time
and labor he has expended to perfect
it. We bespeak for him brilliant
future in his profession.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-11-03

SEE II ERE, BoYs We are inform
ed that a couple of youths, not natives
of this place, HAYS recently been in
dulging in obscene remarks to young
ladies, when the latter would be cora
PEELED to pass their beading house.
Young men who will be guilty of sucl
things are entirely devoid of deccncy
1t is cowardly to insult young lady
and no gentleman will do Sc. Ladies
cannot stop on public street and
refute an insult with the same free
dom man can. These parties may
try their wit on somebody's big broth
er some time, when they will get val
ue received in return, and may have
abundant reason for carrying their
heavenly blue eyes" in black for a
time.