davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-11-29
Rtbmpnb polt Office.
pr1t>N
uouem bsr 1877.

Woroltte 3urdpuf. 2aemor tSoyjs,
aus9sn0mmsu @crntaas, -Maf,rn law. .aaoS@'
VIC: 1t. l1:30 Y. M.-VoFjfluk G:45 " qp
une ZOO 81. Do.
Scnntaee.-anfunftS $40 q. SIP MAI
I'D uS 700 81. M. V'F'
Moroitde @es.gof. 9Garia, ots,eneu.
msa SoanfaG,-Inrunfi 1880 81. 9m,~gna
i6luB 645 9. ~. "'~'-v 'N
siolide Emf. .3peimaI taoIid ous,,-
, yt'7 , ao q, .SSonrnfa9s.-anfunft 80 9. 81.
nm i iio9 81 81 W NJ Yoif@lub 10 9. o.
,nS gen z,tn = -aaHfurf 1850 n. 81. pOa.
Morfof & getershura. n 2u,fe..
nesn. aagltd. aueenuommen Smr1sm,~P
an,tsHft 1.20 u. ~. - Wealh1" us1 to nn ~
aaes ssoto & DanhiQe Gienbahu. s6o,
7.30 g. NP. ~ %stlglab
Sahbtle g. Greensboro. s6,th o,s,..
S "t" NV" Sonntn SO. -anfm fl 7:45 = up %
p0aistrb 1885 u. ". $40 K w.
| 6cnnt'os Aglo otfcnbaEn. SGaIfdt
| w =" ss nMasathomtnen. Aufnnfl 5.45 81
g0fsfnspias, Charlottesville. e,,,,.
O.Fs.a Swt'nen Gtarrttespiue mn CIV
Ion ! nston, SynGbura. uno meit.s 'a.>
m y, 0vu epStns Or - Mnfuufi 7fsm
M'- go'iGlub 7.45 y. ~. -
yyn91nro nab Ianpiae aaeut. sSo,ia
aA'"'f' 7.15 .. M.-pOfi9lub MS n M
ssfi1 goint NIB etatipnen on ser q o,
q. uno 6. q. q. Sasiia' san un ner y: u.
npmmen. = Mnfunft 10. 40 g MS "asgs'
fdIub 2.3O q. 81. vpH-
Wdeue'ls' nnO sanbuua.n am gO.f m1o,r
s,a aheu yotnf. DrsimaI ~wStentiid. -Mn.
. W. w G.enIas, Connsriae unp Sonuobsnh
do.oo y. M.-Ycflalu6 1i,nraa. Donner.
Faa "ao s0nnnbsnp 2.3O q. ~.
-. aappabannod> iiter MyIeits, tdorih ava.
esnomfSfn Snnntaas. - 9fnfnuft & m 81
M. gofldIub 7 g. 81. 0 ~
Sanies &iber eampter. qr,imoy ,psd,,r
tW.-anfnnft Dienitaaa, 1onnerroos INN
Snahassnes> 5.39 q. M.-YofldluG' Mr,s
'"9S' @''1fpod)s unb Jreita9s, 6.00G. 81
q,n Ms, p"at'; Snn 6ttmpnb nod
fnnfts Mittpuas 8reitaas nns g ,nuto az
o.ooS. M.-yoaf6Iub, Muntass, MitwsS,'
uno o%rsi'ass, 4 81. ~.
Canal padet @'6monb mud goyun,h;,
J Gi'tmal pp1frtlih - 2nFunft mont,as
~ In0as une 5rfi'aas 8 ". " .-vsaIebIna
s : aha g. Sonnsrtass uno @enuab,mbs
sport yunsR &cnte. t3weimaI tpSdernie.
a. aanataHft. M 'tppes nup @onnob,nts' &
~. M;m ~ gofl9Iub, . enfass ,lnp ST.
tags, ZOO .. 81. o"''
" Ss1eriom &outs. Orsimn Md ,ntid.-
: sH ~ " W0Hta,, Mi twUt uES Sreitaa UNI
~. N.- }oIihIuR . tenfda 5ounfrffaa
"n0 SOnnaafnc um 4.3O g. 81" ''"S
III Wienel e. !2ss mai pSaent,G.-wnfunft
Mnus ap uao Sonnatenb 10 M.-poajtIus
""''~00 ano Sen a5ent / 81. VI.
, 1877-11-29
enuffttpnen bon grieffaaen.

Soh aalten On rsn stpei belunberen @eoer
p!' y avs Tvs S5ternf0ft'n bsfann fnb, 5:45 unS
IL .. Mf. 800 ntp 500 81. 81. Sonns
800 q. ". ""'
~ az m5rlertaaen E45 g. gR. nm,
~ S.oS y. w. Son alien anbera 0afen perbsn
OLE 9T'eff aaf aem &adpsy esr 1raacr apoe.
Sffies Stans.n: sw SIP Ma s.,o
7.aa ~ 81 ~ W0n, L. apa'I big I. Nossmbe, ssr,
10Y .. W. BIS ZOO q. 81. @slp.@npet.
W Naas'0n'es o,t', BON 9V. ST. bis A 81. W.
bic 6 q. M. o' w.
, 1877-11-29
Isys sssss5ssa;jH EEE@lssSz15lE3 sFsa
EaEa4f asssEe@EY SnI@IE @
Mihmono, Oolf 6iuer nno @beIapeafe
GlIenbabn Company.
SaDrplan Der 3dse.

Gur6 9aHaGtere.
800 q, 81 gsrtae. Ritn,Onb SieuRae, oonnrraas
unb SDnnabenh. 8srttnbet In QSei
qoint mt BEN Gampfsr Savanna" fir ais
punfts an Fem slrrt sttuss unb Bait
more. anfunttin Baltimore I'm SO. M.;
S%srbtneet nit Sabnltnten ii Dafbinetpn,
philadelphia. glep gorf, gsfpn uub Que
Dsillben punlte. gsrtino / NIT 3uaea
fer Ntdmpn unb PETERSBURG uab Gbefa,
tsatf unb Din @ifeababHen.
Onr6 6raht.
500 U. W. @erldbt ai4r,onb Sienfas, 1uunrrftns
nnb Snnnubc nh ytaht Vtrbineuneen IN t
A%ainRfern tn gSeft ppiat fur 3tuB.9dnbuns
sen. galtimpre inc ale peffl den Iuntte.
WaHi Verbtnhungen IN Ridmpns NIT 3ue
gen Der giihH1Dnb uno 5anSine, 81 dmrno
unS psterstuIe, Inb Gbeiapeate unb Sbtu
Gttenbabnen.
Qofal palaaiere.
800 q. 81. gsrldst Rismsnb t. Gid (eSnn.aasaus.
9eEcntMfn)
arfal Tra9t.
100 2. M. @erld6t aidinpnb montaa. gpitth,pdh
tnb 5tcttas. Wadt @eriintunc en- in
aS.'t pptat NIT sen :Dampf'r ,pSfe" fur
aue Haneunaea OF ben @t~ottiFrui unt
yla nuts 5luifer.
Surd gaflastere.
1000 g. 81. gntunft in @idsnunb eientna. 9onucr
ting nte EnHuabcta. Mait gerbtntur
gen nit 3igen Der Nifmsnp unb geters'
bhrs une Cbeiapeafe une Ship Gi{enbab'
nen Der &anpfer u3aeana" seriatt
baltimore ocn pte 144 Giabt Ctr Won.
t to- @,tfipnd unb Greitas UNI 4 81. u.
Mtd@ Serbtneuneer init 9iaen ppu pt Ia
feipp a, Netp gcrt nab wtitlt en- W1dssn;
mr. tn 9ssfi potnt NIT 3l6en fir Hidnpnp
unit rem Giben-
DMr6 Jra6t.
615 q. ~. !InFnrf, in Std r1r, b 9irufaa. Sauner.
nag une Snnnuhclb. Wia0t 0erbinbun
1eu tn ySef Slntpt NIT Rom To+,nt,r 49,.
galt'lnpte. Wfatt @trb nbunee nit BIN
Nititcnb nnb Gansile, RiGmonb uub ne.
iersel,r1, une a%heiapeafe uno Sbip @tsrls
tabuen.
Srfdl paffagtere.
ioW8. vi. Intunft in Ridmpnb tdBli4, dusaensn,.
men Srnntag, Matt @sibt lsunaen
mt rem Rihmpnb unb gstersbura, ms
etsiapsafr uab 0bip = iens abncn. "
2pfaf 5radt T..
400 q. 81. Nnfunft tn Gidinpnb @outac. m,t,,ro6,
Mne Nreifds. sra it gsrpntunsen in W.it
SolAl mn en- afnrfeF Sis" -pn ten 2dn
enn9fn Ger giatt ppni zub Iamusf y
6laNsn.
RENE 5ratt rad rter Srn Tfds,n iitltd Bon pih-
mpro Miro anssnsirmen Ote g9asen fabren surd son
9Heff = oint nah Nitanta.
Dte ntesrtGfen @retfe, prrlibtias 5anSt,
suna uns @neaisieil ~aarantirt
plbrru8b Sius Of latina" nit aarantirten Hotsn
hap anen nproi 4ea Hnb ,paltli ven YlGsen NE, ben aus.
8eseben.
sfabrfarten ipsrbsn %se;fauft fdr ale u5rbtiten, III.
ltden rno ipeitlihrn Idsen. !
%0abrfdrte 81 babet in Ter General @ifenbabnsJi det
Iaentur, go Moi IT,, int Grfu noe 6pttl unt am
gespt Der Spnipagn,e Ode Der IS. limb Gpf Strrafe,
Hitrtpne. 30.
IN mn $. 3. Douglas, Sust.
, 1877-11-29
Deum.rtaa go. aopsmbsr 1877.
@tatt &tbmDnb.

ueberwiefen. @m. 6reeman
,puroe bon &ihter Wbite eeitern Der
@rano Surp Der 9uiiins Court iiherple'
fen. neil osrielbe Elm pferb uno @a9en
BON Sames Milliams seItoblsn. Sic
Go6e perbielt fiji fOlsrnhermoBen
5reeman mietbete lid einen Wagen. I'M.
,uie er iuste, 3ettel anaufleben. Wie er
ben Bteis b%eounsen. lanote CT Den Ne.
ger ei,pas 81 boIen fort unb ols oerlelbe
suriid tam, nor Mnnn uno Wasen per-
ihpunoen. Seteciipe Wren Dem bic
Sads ibsrseben fano ben 8etrii9er
balo aus.
, 1877-11-29

Sic Il eber Of 10 m II q.
Ssrr Gbarles Zimmerman fam Dor eini-
gen Saeen 6ier in Gidmonb nit l"siner
6rou bon @oibineion. 8. g., oil, I'm
eim Sutgsihdft iu etabliren. Sic nos
rem nod nibt einmal nit oerGinri0iune
'ferti9, als Die 6luih lie iiberrolhte uno
lire sonse 6abe ger t0rte. Ga lie fremo
bier lino. 10 lino tie in Der gr0Btsn Ser
%lesenheis. Sic boffen inoeB. oaB iid
Menidenfreuuos finoen, Die lid eensist
fiiblen. ibnsn All ibrem Sanpwertssus
apieoer All verbclfen.
, 1877-11-29

.Grumme" 3 10 einbren
Sbomas s. bDplts, Wiliom u.
6o,plfss uno 9oofsr g. Taris. Don 9u-
renburs County. Itonoen Disnltus Dol
Dem Ser. @tooten Sommiifpndr Sbo.
mas g. Mtfins, an9efla0t cine 9ronrt'
msinbrsnnerei gu betreibeil. nit Der Nb'
1i6t, Die Ser. Siaaten I'M Die Steuer.
auf ben BON ibnen oiiti1irten 9pirituo,
fen. au b%ctriiaen. Sic muroen inter
8iirsidaft ecitcnt. fir ibr grl4einsn
ON ndhiten MontoQe.
, 1877-11-29

Giienbabn. Sic 3G9e Der G3e-
'iapcafe & Ohio 8abn !aufeu wleoer
9ana reaelmdBig.
Ser GrprebSus fam seItsrn sur red'
ten 3eit an.
Sic Gbsiapeate & Ohio gilenbabn'
Werfte 1T iebt in Sronung unb Grs6t
iulrb nieoer an9enommen.
Scr &ertebr ouf her Ni9mono. 6re'
hcrid & YOtotmae @ilenbabn 1T unse'
It6rt.
, 1877-11-29

@ertbpolIe . ii d S6AIt
intereIIant uno lelenspertb limb Die Oil,
der, iucl0e bon Der osutiAcn oeilanitalt,
(@erman Wteoical Snlituit) IL ct.
Souls. MiHouri. beruus sesebsn wsroen.
9ie Sdriften lino in flarer uno
per tdnolife r Spro6e abseioGt
uno entbolten Die reid It 6ulIe
Der wertbpollien Nuibl6ldse,
eeren ysfoI9uns loulsnoe in aaen
Staaten uno Serri!orien bieles 2onoss,
2eten. Slid nnb 0~slunhbeit p%esoanfen,
raboem lie d hrclanNu no verge
bens SilIe 9elu6t botttn.
yYriiist N0es uno oos Selte be6oltet !"
, 1877-11-29

Bay 9 CT uor htis NIT Dem
Sulten. TS bciBt pen 500 einlnoen.
tueun Die 0fettun9 ucriaumt miro. Sttle
zen 'Ouiten belle Die 2unaen; e%ntierne
ieoen Jieis bon Der Yuitr0ble, uno Die
Inltrcnaln9 beim athmcn. burd 9ale's
Sonio bon Unborn uno Cheer. Menise
Ioien bcuIrfea cine o%olltoplmeue Sels
iunq.
Yite'8 sSubnidmer}ensT OPEN beilen
in elmer !Llluute. Deieilen fiuo bel al.
tW ,pguifcn ~ bsfommsn. ----.
, 1877-11-29

Miebero n a me Der 5 c.
,Sn 3odetts unb in Dem IN.
teren Ebeile fber Gtant liebt es wieosr
iebboft aus, cb9li6 es nod einise Sage
oauern wirb. big orr Sdlamm oufgs'
trodnet lit. Msbrere Der Jabrifen or'
bsiteten lhnn 9eliern mieber nno man
aIoubt, oab ale beute I'M @anse iein
lperoen.
, 1877-11-29

Ser e quirer." 2eioer b0ren
mir. oaB Der .Gnquircr" iuspenoiren
miro, luesen Monsels Der nDib'9fn Glib
mittel. IS tbut uns leio, oa nibts DER.
Idumt wuroe, has 8latt 81 etnem Or
beiten Sldtter 81 MAIDEN. 9Bir wpl II
wiini9sn. oaB osrlslbe nidt gang ein'
gcbt.
, 1877-11-29

@a8 1T >er unteridieo ,miid)an eis
nem u{ubameoaner nno elnem Sd)neiSer
belicu Srau Wonoa beiBt? a.
q. mort: Uet Wubamcoarer man.
bert uud Uieifa uno erGdneioer medert
naf Wunea.
, 1877-11-29
Meme Mnjei9en.
2taats= Ets1t rn.

Steuer'abler f0nnen Giele lparee, uenn
lie ibre Steuern bieisn Wonat ira ttsr. &c
lit eia 9roper Norratb BON rfn prribieosnen
@l1Tsn
Virainia CHARACTERIZATION Coupons
gum SRA ~ftprsii. in Der BANK OF COM
MERGE gu psrfaufen.
Spbn s. @ilI;am.
rs t30 Ga Iirer,
, 1877-11-29

M a d. t.r. Sic 8nnmwollen=
Spinnerei nno Meblmiiblen lino wieocv
.bersit Die Mrbeit ouIsuntbmen, lie mar
Ten MIR mod ouf ous Wolier I'M &anal'.
mrldes ubne Sueiiel nod i'm 2aufe bie-
ier WnGe onseorsbt wsroen fam. Sic
nGeoer Mcris Company" miro iofort
mieoer anfanoen Al bouen.
, 1877-11-29
h'bmeaS efafr Alarm-G elearapb,
larm Il & q # II,

alarm & q f E II.
Mp. 2 @rRs YSliSsi Station.
NO. 3 3weits poIisei stattun.
Ns. 4 Critic yoIi3t Statirr.
No. 5 Spriysnbaas, Ste stra5s, nabe
8rpaD.
NO. 6 "oerfans sabtsr Sou1e," greaS
Ssrabe, apii6en bsr 9ten une 1Oteu.
Nc. z Sprisenbaus, Main e7tr. uot.
Der 90.
NU. 10 @aspaf., Iudets.
SO. 3 Ode Der 12tsn unb Main ctr.
Np. IA Gds Der f0tea unb 8Yrb Ctr.
No. Is Ode Der firm uub Cars Str.
Hu. 1-6 gde Ser yine unb Moin ctr.
Nr. II Gde Der 2s1su nnb Glap ctr.
Mo. 2-1 Gde Der rs en urb geuabls Ctr
Mf. 2-3 Gds Der 17ten unb Mar(ba4 Ctr
Np. "a gde Der 1zten unp Naltinatpa
Ctr.
80. S-5 Mstrpsolitnn Gilem. @ssfe. z
ctr.
so. 20 Gts Der Stem uno Main Cir.
Ne. 81 @de Der 14tsn unb Main ctr.
No. 80 Gde Der 25fen unh Wain Ctr
80. "a Ode Der 13ttn unb Cart Ctr
No. So Staptiidss Wrmenbans.
Ms. 3-6 Irseeear GiIensWerfe.
WO. Al gde Der 9tsp nnt Qeiaa Ctr.
No. AZ 8roab Giraffe, xde Sail MQy.
No. 40 Gds Curing uns Yime Ctr.
Wp. a-5 eds ct. Samss unb DuSal Ctr.
%0. 4-6 9prIssnbsus, 25Re Ctr.
%e. 81 SpriBsnbaus, 10 ctr.
No. So Qde Der Clap IN @ilmsr ctr.
20. 53 Gds Drain una Mifseulpnar..
, 1877-11-29

9efinbet i d All right"
@eltern traf Die 9tahrldt BON 3obert
Seth. ben man in 2pndburs bel DER
Stub umacfommen 9lanbte, bier Elm,
oab er ON Sebsn unb wpDl lei.
, 1877-11-29

Gas. @eitern Mbeno bronnte oos
Gas in ben !Gdriern wisoe. Sir Die
StraBenlompen tonnte nod tcines &c.
liefert weroen.
, 1877-11-29

9as WoI}er. 9as WaIler ser
WaHerwerte periorst Die Stabt luieoer
nit, luenn oud nod iebr i6musisem.
Woher. 9ie Maibinen waren nit
2e6m pertopft.
, 1877-11-29

Rod Mot eennben. Ser
G6rper bss Mnorew Ouerbp. welher
@onntoo Wlorsen pnn Der 9anuille.
Bride fiel lro ~.rtronf, lit nod ui6l
oufeefnnoen porben.
, 1877-11-29

8uBs uno . ettoo. Sic got
office miro, ipis in Den Sonntagsfun-
Den. 6ellte, bcs BuBe uno Ssttass, iues
gen seidloIien iein.
, 1877-11-29
:Tabrif.

Vide Waf9iueu.M rbsitsn uab que Ittsu
MaiHinen unp &eparaturen werfen gemadt.
MaeS mas in baS Mal9inen.Ga9 l9last lit
itsts pcrratbis.
Mne Arlen q a ma idtnen tperssn in
SrpnMre eebratt. GlIipttc Natmo-
l@tnen MabeIn gum 8srfauf bel
Slcat, Grpsfep II. Gp.,
so. 1922. l424, 1926 u. 1913 @arpfr.
Mne Ne. 10 Wue Is Glib 15te ctr.
239 8itmpne. Ea
, 1877-11-29

Cob ihIob seitsrn Mitta9 in Rsw
Oorf nit 1903.
, 1877-11-29

6iiherei m Grieiee. Nus
5ononsfp miro 0elhrehcn A: Ser Slid
fang lit in oisiem Serbit i'm Nllscmclntn
wisoer Iebr unbefrieQcno. unr enc bee
trdhtlihe YreiSerbobnns miro pbre
3peilel in oieIem iiA INNER mrbr 2b.
jap peri huienoen 2uuns' unoGabrunas-
awrtitel eintreten mullen. 9leIe nnleru
SiIherlcute molten nl6t Su9ebcn. DOB
Der EliGuorratb in ~unieren 9rOBsn 9een
bereitS beoeuteno ~reouiirt lei orrlelhe
merbe Dor nlht LANCER 3 it Qanali6 ers
i6Dpit werbfn. wenn Die 6ilhcrei in ID
rem iebi9en amiun9reiAen Mobltabe
iortbetrieten uoo fir Den Nahwuhs
unb Die 9fl0agun9 Der Slide nI6t mebr
Gorge Sctrogen .yeroe.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-01

An Extra Fine Mixed Cards, with name, 10
~ cts, post paid. l.. JONES & CO., Nassau
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-01
yhe 4atly 3rsss and 9atstatas
yANkYoN DAKOTA
thursday Essaies, hsvs~bsr !, 1877
TONGUE s,vEa ros1.

TONGUE RIVER P0sI.
Dimensions q The oaeess' Houses, b
DsrrselsiAsA Other DsllAiaes.
Bismarck Tribune.
A correspondent writes ~ co~ncesnink the
new military post two miles from the mouth
Of Tongue river. When fully completed
the post will consist Of thirty-ax buillin0
and Be sn eleve. company Ro.t, si1 q ~.
officers house is one and . half stories high
with mansard roof. 1t 10 33x48, with kitch-
en- 1924. 1t Is regarded by our corrsspoo-
dent - " very fine building" There are
six o&cest houses 48}x58l, one story high,
with mansard roof. The adjutant's Office Is
one story, 17x40. There are three infantry
barracks, two double and one single. The
single Q i 25xl00 and the double ones Is
2O23. These ~buildings are all on the left
Of the commanding officers residence and
are for the infantry companies and their on.
GERS. On the right Of the commanders out
look are seven houses for the cavalry Off
GERS. There are three double barracks for
the cavalrymen, each 25x2622. All Of the
barracks are two stories high, kitchen and
mess room below and sleeping room above.
The hospital is . large building; main part
30x40, two stories high, with 3 wing ON each
side 25x50. Rear of the main building IL
the kitchen, 1926. The guard house is
25x75. The suffers quarters are large and
will be finished for use about the first 81
November. East of the cavalry barracks
are the commissary and two store houses.
There are six stables. A small crew will
be kept at work all winter and the other
will start for Bismarck about the first Of
November in msck,naw boas. They ex.
pect a hard, cold trip.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-01

REATTvPIANo. ORGAN be&U- Look !
startling news. Organs, u stops
As5, Pianos only $3.50; cost ESQ. Cir. Free. d.
F. Beatty, Washington. NY. Ai
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-09-15
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

PoRT DEPosIT, September 10th, 1877.
at a meeting of the Commissioners of
Port Deposit, held this evening, the Clerk
announced the death OF our late President,
Jos. B. Pugh, when John NJ. McClenehan
was called to the chair and the following
members were found to be present: Thos.
c. Bond, VIM. 7. Way, Lyman Maulden,
John keavcny, and John W. Malone. On
motion a committee Of three were au-
pointed to draft suitable resolutions in ref
erence to the death OF our late President.
The chair appointed On said committee,
Messrs. keaveny, Bond and Mauldin, they
reporting the following, which were unani-
mously adopted by rising vote:
Where's. 1t has pleased Almighty God TO
remove from our midst our late associate
and President, Jos. &, Pugh, and
Whereas, we recognize in his death a
great public as well as private loss, There
fore be it
Reso!ced, That by his death we have lost,
not only d neighbor who was ever ready to
assist the weak, the distressed and forlorn,
but also staunch, upright man of business,
devoted to the interest of the community,
that we cherish with lasting remembrance,
his uniform kindness and the generous
spirit governing him in all his intercourse
with us:-that we sincerely deplore his
death and tender his afflicted family our
deepest sympathy in the sad bereavement
they have been made to feel.
ResOleed, That he proceedings be entered
on the Journal, a copy handed the family
of the deceased, and published in the
county papers.
JoHN NJ. MoCLENAHAM Chairman.
D. K. RALsToN Clerk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-09-15

egg. If the door must be opened, make it
monthly. Before the ides of November
the fewer meetings the better for our
politico ocracy." This is deemed n happy
thought, and it is agreed that prayers may
be offered and appeals made in that church.
''0Hce q m0Hth," for the salvation of The
bodies and souls of the incorporate
Ga another pant of the canvas is a smit
ten rock, from which flows stream of
clear span king water. Opposite this is IA
fountain i'll the fnlm of a still, in which is
coiled a snake. Out of its mouth proceeds
fiery liquid stream. Around these two
fountains are assembled men, women, and
children of all ages and conditions. Those
around the rock. and drinking therefrom,
are clearly, healthy and joyful. Those
around the still are careless i'll apparel,
hloated i'll person, boisterous and offensive.
Between these two fountains is group of
respectable looking men. Some of them
are city fathers, some fathers in the church,
some fathers of families. and some fathers
of political wigwams. Ever and anon, some
one who has felt the bite of the serpent
and become nausealed and inllamed with
the fiery iluid, starts with trembling steps
for the crystal fountain. But these fathers
warn the sufferer to beware; that that
seemingly pure cold water fountain is
pOluted-H is p0taical Children as well
as adults are seen walking to the point
where the paths to these fountains diverge,
and standing at the forks of the roads,
they inquire of these fathers to which of
these fountains they shall 60, and are an
swercd, Come to us, and stand here on
neutral ground
MIR. Editor, there are many other points
of interest presented in this picture that
have not time to describe. But think
have elaborated enough for the owner, or
owners, to recognize their property, and
think all your readers will agree that it is
most remarkable production of art and
worthy of careful study, and it is to be
hoped that when recovered, the owner, or
owners, will place it on exhibition, SO that
all of our citizens can see it. This is all
the compensation that will be asked by
Rock Run
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DIED.

SHEPPARD.-On August Goth, in Balti-
more, of commissions, JAMES TURNER
aged 2 years months and IS days, young
est son of E. T. and Margaret a. Shep,
pard
Elkton, on Sunday, Sep
tember 9th, LUGENIA GILMORE, ,daugh-
ter of Amos E. and Matilda Person,
aged ? years and II days.
New Castle, Del, September
18th, 1877, GRooME BLACK, son of DR..
John j. and JEANNE Groome Black, aged
3years, 3 months and days.
Funeral on Monday, September 18th. at
half past 4 O'Clock 2. NJ. Friends of the
family are invited without further notice.
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County Commissioners.

The Board of County Commissioners was
in session on Tuesday and Wednesday last.
4 full Board-Messrs. Armstrong, Craw-
ford and Gerry-was in attendance.
oUTPENSION.
Stephen keyser, pay Philip Young, $40.
ACCOUNTS PASSED.
w. I. JONES' mason work at bridge, 81;
G. w. B0uitien, supervisor Second district,
SlG.40; J. 5. Crossmore, supervisor Fourth
district, So 30; Henry Nungesser, supervi-
sor Second district, $17.07; T. V. Rose,
bridge, $500; Ohio Reynolds, supervisor
Sixth district, So so; G. W. Denny, super
visor Third district, $2l.44; J. p. Merritt,
iobbiug, $17.72; John Founders, supervi-
for Third district, SIT; Samuel Logan, su-
pervisor Fifth district, 80 60; Il. Mackey,
bridge Fourth district, $l30.40; George
Chichester, supervisor Ninth district, So:
J. ii. Charshe, supervisor Seventh dis
trict, $40. Go; j. II. Charshe, bridge, Sc.
Henry Hess, collector Fourth district for
1877, was ordered to collect from Thomas
Steele taxes on $50 real estate. State tag,
81 cents; county tax, 1898; total, 81. 30.
Bond of Charles r. Kirk, constable of
Sixth district, examined and approved.
Adjourned to meet on Tuesday next.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Ii. NJ. lfOgsse Items.
SCHOOL s


The Fall term of our public schools has
opened and reasonable turnout in this
district is reported. There has also been a
select school established in the old Quaker
Church at this place. A pedagogue of I'M
usual ability has been secured, we think
from West Chester, Pa, and the bright est
sons and daughters of the brightest citizens
of the old Ninth district have been obtained
as scholars, and everything, we understand,
will be taught, from the A b C to a regular
collegiate course.
ROSE BANK SUNDAY SCHOOL
will hold their annual celebration to. day
Saturday. Ice cream and other refresh
ments will be on the ground in abundance
happy day is anticipated by the little
folks.
PUBLIC SALE.
James Turner, NJ. D., executor of the
estate of Thomas J. Fisher (deceased), sold
on Wednesday last, his entle stock of per-
sonal property at fair prices, notwithstand-
ing hard times. The turnout was large
and bidding spirited. Horses ranged from
800 to $lG0, according to age. The real
estate was bid to SIT per acre. At last
not been concluded.
POLITICAL.
The Democratic county ticket is now
fully made up, and we suppose they are all
happy, except those who failed in getting
the nomination. Gentlemen, keep cool;
yon may yet get turn at the wheel Of
fortune, il ye are faithful and the opposi-
tion does not have any more Coolings on
your track.
MISCELLANEOUS.
James \. Mearns, NJ. D., is building an
overshoot to his barn, for the protection of
his stock in the Winter. He also reports
considerable sickness in the district. But
nothing contagionS.-Corn cutting has
commenced. Corn has ripencd several
weeks sooner this Fall than usual. Since
the sudden exit of G. X. Martndeli post
master Of this place, which happened in
June last, no appointment for that office
has yet been made. We don't understand it.
will be Sheriff next, is the most
absorbing topic around the BRICK.
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A CARR.

After an absence OF nearly three years. |
am about to return to Elkton; and | take
this method of expressing my appreciation
of the kindness | have received from the
people of Cherry Hill and vicinity, and of
saying that on and after the 18th instant, !
will be found at the store of Thomas nren-
men. where | shall! he happy to see aud
serve my old friends.
4 M.Nu.tAAII.pA. lIn
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TIE PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
Beef cattle were in fair demand this week,
and prices were a fraction higher. $500
head arrived and sold at 6I0e7 cents for
extra Pennsylvania and Western steers;
5lGG cents for fair to good do, and 4Gt5
cents per pound gross for common, as to
quality. Sheep were firmer; II, 900 head
sold at 4fG5d cents per pound gross, as to
quality. Hogs were unchanged; 5000 head
sold at 7!(GS4 cents per pound, as to condi-
tiOn