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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-06-05

gHUBLIC SALE OF PROPERTY
- - - .

gaUBLIC SALE OF PROPERTY
4 At ORKNEY SPRINGS.
In pursuance Of the decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Frederick county At it, March term 1873, in the
chancery cause OF William Seemer's Admr. against
joseph b. Seemer'. heirs and VIM. Seemers heirs
VS.. y H. Seemer's heirs, We will offer foI sale at
public auction IN front OF the Court House In
Winchester, at Il o'clock VI. on
SATURDAY, JUNE 18th, 1878,
the real estate referred to in said decree known
as the Nen property, situated at Orkney Springs,
which was sold 70 j. ". r. Moore, James VI.
Bradford and Joseph Perry by VI. u. ". seemer
as admir-. Of Vim. Seemer dec d
CONTAINING About IA ACRES.
Also the building lots referred to in said decree
situated at the same place. and which we're sold TO
Special Comr. in said cause, ana which de-
sc.ibed as bot No. / containing three-eights Of an
| acre. and Lot No. 2, containing hVs-eights Of an
acre. in the plat OF said lots made by T. ". Allen
/ end referred 10 IN said cause,
TERMS OF SALE:
( One third cash, one third in zine months and
one third in eighteen months from the day Of sale,
the deferred payments 20 bear interest. and 10 be
secured By deed Of trust upon the property. At
| the option Of the purchaser 500 Of IN money q
Of the Neil pro- erty may remain uncollscted durin
the life time Of Mrs. Lila VI. L. Seemer, and the
interest thereon paid annually to the court in casS
| she sh ould refuse 70 unite IN the deed.
WM L. CLARK,
L. p. cambridge.
JAS. II WILLIAMS.
Nay lj--it Special Comr's.
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NO5riI ssIOSERs OFFICE,
4 Woodstock. Va. May 81. 1873.
daniel Miller L CO. .............. 49,. Conplts
". N CHANCERY.
!. C Mcdonald. ". S. Hook Exr. Of Samuel
Hook deed, ". L. Walton, Trustee, Deits.
N0TTEE


10 Cempt-. and Defts. and all others concerned.
Take notice that have liked upon wednesday
Tie 18th day Of June 1873 At my Office 70 execute
dec &c # the circuit court Of Shenandoah county,
in the above named cause at its April term 1873,
recurring no as conn., in chancery to ascertain and
report.
/. Tie actual and annual value OF the real estate
ia the bill and proceedings, and report whether the
Issues AID prohts Of the same viii satisfy the debt
in 1--we years.
II. The balance Of the unpaid purchase money
due on the same with all Judgments and trust
liens on same.
III. Rep RI generally in relation to the title OF
the Henry Emswiler house and lot situated in the
toyyn of EdnDurg. shenandoah County Va.
N. Any matter said comr. may deem pertinent
or any party interested may require.
Given under my hand comr. in chancery OF
.sid DAY and year first sfo cssd.
+. D. NEWMAN,
law Sta-4w. W. Il w. P. q.
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PRICES BEING CONSTANTLY
MARKED DOWN.

> cases $500 yards calico at ! cents.
300 yards OF calico at 43-4 Ct. ioO-
wards best ca.icOss at , cents.
1905 pound, Of calico at p cents "A
mound. , bale, o.. that - cent brown
cotton.
ward wide cotton - cts.
2O6O pieces Hamburg Edging from
, - cents yard M.
Victoria lawn, from ID cts. up.
French organize lawns at y y cents
Lawns at PIP cents. button kid
gloves q; - cts. 81 pair, l. il -hveting'
% cts.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-06-05

WASHINGTON, May 2s.-Thc open
letter of Postmaster General Key, sent
out tonight, has caused great surprise
and invidous comment in political cir
cles here, and will probably have the
same effect on the country at large.
The rad zeal republicans say that IT is
no more than a brazen bid on Mr..
Keys part to be kept in the cabinet.
II is understood that at the cabinet
meeting to-day Mr.. Key submitted to
the President and his associates the
draft of the letter. There was ofcourse
no objection to his purpose. 1t is said
tonight that Mr.. Key has given sutli-
Gent proofs of his willingness TO COM
pletely identify himself with the repub-
ican party.
In his letter it will be noticed that
he uses the same term Of 'Mexicanize'
as that adopted in the address Of the
republican congressional committee on
the Potter investigation, and that bis
letter is in some portions couehed en-
The Morning herald., 1878-08-19
aTHrNsw York EyehinV Exsress1 al

. THE Nsw York Evening Express dIaws
forcible contrast between the tramps fhal
infest the country and the demasosuet
recognized theiS s jks leaders sa aud ID the stur
dents male and female, ,tin ,sonneoofI the
Eastern aeolleges;t who ~ order to sesqrs
ths fnneans 4 for Vail ainihg " ah N sdupati 4aEs
hired thenselyesr srout asa Rsiterssat thu
hutelsao Of tie White Mountain atrsaisn'
These young YOU II aen II and women, scarpine to
be- dependent4upon others, have .besntF tin
ling 70 do that which those less Fiss v Safa
regard cas. omenial, and tfrom which the
tramp turns in detestation as be adees from
employ ment u fe5yefs other, ,ip kipdi, IL ,l6ysEbich
a livelihood may .be,earnsdssod1 6gs. Z
Ifall the idle ones Of tie day were in.
Tspired With like spirit, and eEesM strive
to- adapt themselves tooicircumstanCes as
these New England astadens are doing,
there would be- fewer unemployed We
should have bnno hatrsnps, and Western
farmers. who have been 4 81 offering 70 pay
from three to- four dollars aday sfor field
hands, and found them scarce ut that
would t not hays thls 4zatsk 4 if oftheir moving
and reaping machineH endangered 10Y
The Morning herald., 1878-08-19

If our American marksnen keep on i'm,
proving in skill, there's no telling wha1
degree Of perfection will eventually be
reached by them. Only little while age
we were content with the reputation ou,
backwoodsmen had won for themselves by
their wonderful shooting. Then came the
long range shooters at Creedmoor, beating
!ne world they being followed by Cap
AIN Bogardus, who in his peculiar line o,
Workmanship stands without successful
rival, and by his side is DR.. Carver. the
;;nimitable rifle shooter, who strikes oh.
'ects on the wing with as much precision
with the bullet "s does Bogardus with the
shotgun. Na,,Dvr we have reached tb,
acme Of the art of aiming we shall know
one OF these days, when Bogardus, Carve,
ana Goldie meet and have a contest.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-19
A NEW function has been discovered

A NEW function has been discovered fol
the kindergarten in San Francisco. One
ofthese schools has been started in that
city, which is designed to attract and to
cultivate the idle urchins who frequent the
streets, and thus prove an entering wedge
for the breaking up ofhoodlumism." This
hoodlumism, by the way, seems to prevail
just now pretty badly in New York, though
the gangs Of young outlaws who infest that
city are known by other titles.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-19

SPEAKING of the pestilence now rava-
ging the South, the Washington Star re-
marks that two months must pass before
the frost will bring relief, and that there is
no prediction how far the plague may
spread or what loss of life it may cause
withinthat period. Health authorities in
all our cities cannot be teo mindful ofthese
facts Or too vigilant in roofing out all
possible sources of pestilence.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-19

EGENERAL BUTLER has opened the Ga.
bernatorial campaign in Massachusett
With such vigor as tolead great many
Of the thinking Republicans and Demo
Gratis to believe that there really is fai,
prospect ofhis being elected. Some oftbe
Independents, who seem to be looking
round forwsak places in the ranks of the
old parties, are rejoicing at the prospect Of
break In the ranks.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-19
.LAUGH AND GROw FAT. >,

This ancient bit Of advice Is well enough
tnat afeaiready too fat? What Is TO becbme
Of theni9a Sit STILL and 1'n tell you, dAftet
many experin ents; extending qthrough
the celebrated anualyticaI cehemist,rJ. c.
llan, has perfected and given to the world
Antf-Fat.s Thus far In several hundred
cases this great remedy has never failed to
Ireduce o corpuient person from three tc
QistH 'H " t''F17' ." %
The Morning herald., 1878-08-19

THE Prohibitionists Of Massachusetts, are
men Of indomitable pluck. q For many
years past they have never failed to put a
candidate for governor inthe field, and. Lin
keeping with this welEestablished custom
have just nominated another candidate for
defeats They believe in the adage that ii
is long lane that has no turns.
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20 Shipbuilders and' Lumberme:1

FoR SALE: A large body of timber OF
original growth in Northern Virginia, neal
river landing in market now for first
time. water.power Of large mill.pond on
place. leased II desired. Price $1,000 81
mill site and 300 acres of timber for 5000
thing about timber or milling, and has
some capital. Fer particulars. address N
GimAs ii,aas .. WIGHT, 81 Harlem Avenue, Bal.
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w WIN, I. n NJ PYLE
.,fo.y,s 9POSTMASTER
Anti-Fat Chemically Examined.

Anti-Fat Chemically Exam1ned.'
The analytical chemist, w, B, DRAKE, .ol
Buffa1o. N. Y, recently anaiyzed Allan's
A1ti-Fat and gave the following: IL "A
aq2rg ",aIsq CERTIFICATEEl. jgr Hss ~,
have subjected Allan 8 Anti-Fat to
chemical analysis, examined the profess
of its manu- factureq qand can truly say that
the ingredients Of. which it is compose d are
entirely vegetable and cannot Hbut act
fayorably upOnqthe system, and 1t 10 we'll
calculated TO attain the obj ect Of whidh it
is tnteded! 9d' fT r uss'r. WlT 10
u kold by druggists. ma. ....s., ,g.f H.. 4sr
q , u 10 g.s- w. 3. DRAKE. Chemist
The Morning herald., 1878-08-19

Il may be pleasing to some workingnen
to hear Dennis Kearney abuse and vilify
everybody and almost everything that car
lay claim to responsibility; but we art
greatly mistaken in our estimate of the
1aboring classes if these sentiments arr
shared by q great number ofthem. SO
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. HIS OCCUPATION GONE.

Fad the Arkansa say doctor that ''tappedt
me fat MANY thinkiuglle had dropsy, bu,
finding NO water pi onounced it1' dry drop
sy,'nv to-day, het would, like Othello'
Ind "his occupation gone. for a liens Anti
Fat: e purely Vegetable remedy, safely .Ibut
to8pOunds per week. SSold by all drug
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ofice open from q: :45 A. M. to ESQ p.
pffEEs8SsJ JBoE&s1c siDl%sj %sjdnAlay ED !
= sJNDAYs.Iopsh hons to . 4. M. and
owMAfIlS UToSE.I I

|Way Man aOneWAmfHKton ana q
bs NprtheIl r., RftO Reading and g,s
points on the Baltimore CentI
|Eah. r. South OF ChAdd 70 Ford;..,. 6.(
T4EeIgh me Y AsA p Baltlmore and Il
|b!6puth. ..!l.1..l....... 81
Way Mail TO- Baltimore, Md. >. 81
Through and Way Mails to N''
h Rhiaad deIphaa pa 90
|tpofnfs NCffR | ahd East, Ia ST. y. so,
|Reninsuaar WayuM Mali ON Della )iAi
ware r. II. to lgrisneld Md. 30
|Way Mail on Defawafe Western y
EtuRa ..s.s,s..l0.l
l6and New Y6fk, and All points 10
East and w estsYs.sa.ss,I ...s.....d2i
Through Mail To Baltimore and,
|IhWashington ana all points fl'
South and Southwest ,,aI..!..s l2I
Through Mail TO Philadelphia
19laad N ewcY orlz, and all points %.
East and West. ....,..,...,,--".,5.l
New IA Castle. " Midd1etown, :
Smyrna, o. Dover, 70 Clayton, go
Townsend, Delaware City, st. II.
Georges, and Wyoming,s Dell. G, 6,0'
Through Nail to Philadelphia
ana New York, and all points Y
North, East and West, -. .......... 81!
Through Mail to Baltimore and
Washington and all points
South and South West,............. 9.2
The Morning herald., 1878-08-19
MAILS ARRIVE AND READY +
Ehaad @adN7 DELIVERY, ".'. &HF

Way Mail from Wilmington and ~
j Northern r.. b. from IReadiug
and points Nerthea:y.-r .i;.v:;. =; 5.45, Al !
New York Philadeiphia, Balti,
l. more, Washington. and all A IN
parts Of the country except
Is Delaware aud Eastern shore bnuos
r. couptie In CAS-, |"
fPeninsulat1 Mail, North Of wy u
z eming Delaware, ........s.:....:. $780, |"
Philadelphia, and New York, .sr
and all points North, East and
bu Sec. u. 930, 60 "
Way NAL fr9m n PhiladelDhia, ,Rs
b SHORE. No. s...5amaa. .:sag laasI Il :"
points South d and s6athwsst t LOO. p .
Pbiladelphia and New York and 951oU '.
all points North. East and
WEST q. .H ...a9 ~.
Way Mail on Delaware Western .ni !
Way VI II Mail rom i,;;ii iii 0iisiisid Md
Baltimore 4 washington and all " 2
D. points South, ...... ...t 8.a5 ~ p
Philadelphia, New York. and ~~ws Y
I ,poiAts North, East and West,.. 6,l5,
The Letter Carriers Will make their lde
iverles as follews: $50 aud l0,15 a. Ina
and Ills and 4.30, p. m. '""N7 ~" lN
!. Local ELettersfor Oarrier delivery yshoul
be deposited in Post Office 10 minutes Ibe
fore the hour Of delivery. " - s5lo" -
81 0d' h97'''a WM aPYEE'1
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'wILMiNsTOsl Del.. August 10. as7s

THE postmaster of Cincinnati, like the
collector Of Chicago, petemptorily refuses
to contribute anything to the campaign
70 treasury. Ia Such independence is very rare
Notwithstanding the Presidents memor-
able order. W. '.'.i
The Morning herald., 1878-08-19

TINS issbaa aslms3 " orsspisine sHikes
and if thsmen ho srs dol il hese were
70 reflect A.t lkes hi Nays ID Sased
'rsther til mi4Igat& he t6pbles of the
sikiksiss hey. xohldt tAleaist n their Smaxs-
,ments. In flush and prosperous times
men might justly complain ofreceiying
low wages. But those who employ theni
|ars,g generally ylssissmonsys su-hareiy ma
king Living. g.as and theyleap better afFord
|.toIolose their faetoriss andneshops than to
submit wto1 demands fSr aan' adysncsaof
wages. s.,..,... ...asl asy II aui
The Morning herald., 1878-08-19

.DIR n UJllH HNI IT ENTUNU
NOTICE TO SUBsCRBERss--Thoee-of oul
$40 jsubscf1b,srs WHO ale indebted to the MORN
drNa HEk1LD;, VIII oBlige BY an early Ire
mittance. '@"a' '"'a '''A''' ' '' '''H r
ow PrRsoNH leaving the city for any peri
,id Cd Of time, however brief, or those going
:" abroad, can have THE MORNING HER4 II
msiled to any address by ordering the same
40 at this offlce atsix cents week. sd
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aoIBo0K NOTICE.
"OLD MARTIN BOsCAWEN's JEST

"oLD MARTIN BSsCAWEN's JEST 90
f. By Marian g, L. Reeves, author d
|sWearithorne,1 and Emily Read, apthoj
Of n'Aytoun,,,a &c. Such, is atransoript i
part, of the title page Of aIbook recently
issued from the press Of the celebrated
publishing house of1Da Appleton& & CO,
New York. u4Aw Ga3-- royyo0 ao7 on
Whilst. this work lr virtuepf fits great
merit will command lAvor aiiL commen.
dstion from the reading public eveyr
where, no citizen of Delaware, Of lwhich
State the authors are "natives and to the
manner born." can arise from Its psrhsal
withouta conscious increaseof State prde1
The story is originafinf conception, and
artistic in execution, and, whilst from the
first to the last page its interest never flags,
there are notla few Instances wherein the
characters are presented IN situations is SO
intensely dramatic as to border on the
sensational. Indeed, u the purpose of the
authors to orepress the tendency, and to re-
sist the temptation to wander in the latter
direction, is ofttimes apparent, and oeea-
sionally disappointing ,t,.o, ,,,J" ',fo ,,i'w o.
One of the perplexing inquiries tha,
arise after reading fhis book is, how can
trains Of thought So harmoniouslyS blended,
and, ideas SO symmetricallyL Lproportioped
and nicely adjusted, be the result Of the
labor Of two distinct personalities and
that, too, without the ability Of their most
intimate friends TO discover individual
peculiarities of style?I And yet, so il is
for there is reason to believe that every
chapter is, as the whole purports to be, the
result Of the combined efforts Of their
authors. -s-. Ii
Upon regulations of a high order, already
established, as operators in the difficult
field Of romance writing, our authors have'
by this work, shed additional Iustre. -. -,
Many ofthe brightest pages 10 the history
Of Delaware, are the records Of the ntel-
lectual achievements Of our authors an
cestors for several successive generations.
We believe that, could the most illustrious
of them revisit, now. the scenes of his con-
tests and triumphs, he would promptly
and cheerfully discrown himself, if there
were need, and. ..enwreatbe the brows oftheee
his distinguished descendants. &c
The Morning herald., 1878-08-19


The Best Quality of MEDICINES
81 ror.rI g. sac.o srF q AT WILLIAMS 90
The MOST RELIABLE PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES, 80 20
i.4''iila'' = MT" At Ninth and Market.
Choice PERFUMERY, COLOGNESi .,&t
"'. 10 "a' ss 77fF" { At iwILLIAMs' M
A fine assortment Of HAIR, TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES, og
.TY7 fofHAt Ninth and market. nj.
A choice Imported Key west Pride of Key
io' West or Greuleyo Cigar, N 10
'"rl'cAT WILLIAMS @'
Choice FLAVORING EXTRACTS, Strong
and Pure, Jfr io7
at Ninth and Market. ,
AT WILLIAMS.
Fine AMERICAN AND IMPORTED SOAPS,
At Ninth and Market. lj-
"Get the Best" WILLIAMS SAPOANA
CEOUS DENTRIFICE, gft
AT WILLIAMS ~
Choice Goods, Accuracy in dispensing, and
Reasonable Prices.y ,r,..,, 90
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION STORE,
mays IF Corner Ninth and Market.
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Use the Whole Farm

Farming must he conducted on busl-
ness principles or ii cannot be success
full. The first endeavor OF shrewd
business man is 10 keep all his capital
protitahly employed. He is not salts
fled to make large profits on part
while the greater part is lyiug IDLE,
nor will he allow lack of care or capital
to rob him of profits which he might
otherwise have made. Too many farm
ers, on the contrary, think they are
doing..well when they make large profits
on one or two crops, or fields. though
other parts of their field may not be
paying anything. Often on the culti-
waited parts of a farm the results arc
satisfactory enough, if IL were not that
these were so small as not to pay necesS
ary expenses of conducting it. The farm
re finds himself as badly of as the mer-
chant who made a disastrous failure
while selling all his goods at one hun
dred per cent profit. The explanation
is, that the merchant kept a peanut
stand and his receipts were only five
cents q day. The twenty-five cents
Sltsi ntVhS GAd ApN pay hHC thHii bttsi "a
and lodging. and he WAS bankrupted
by personal expense.
Looking st the subject from this
point OF view, have innumerable agri-
cultural and other journals urged farm
ers to reduce their expcnses-to econ
omize TO the utmost extent in their
homes. in travel. and on the farm its
self. They seem to forget that farmers
are far more economical than any other
class, aud. without any prompting,
have denied themselves luxuries, and
even comforts. deemed almost indis.
pensable by the residents of the city
The majority of farmers, knowing that
they connot economic in their homes
and personal expenses more than they
40. accept this advice as recommend
ing the hire of less labor-planting
and sowing fewer acres. seanty man
urins and imperfect cultivation; IL
the meantime, family and personal ex
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-06

ELECTRIC light grows steadily into
public notice, and there is every indica-
ion that before long we shall really
know whether it has permanent, prar-
tical value. The New York Times IS
about to Introduce the process in its
composing rnom. The cost OF gas
used there is about $500 a month, at
present. The cost of the electric light,
1t is understood, will be only 800 a
manth. after the irst cOst-$l ,000-of
ftting up the apparatus.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-06
Fire Insurance Association,

OFFER FOR SALE TO THE TRADE ONLY
Tenants Ale, pints and quarts.
Bass Ale. pints and quarts.
Guinness Porter, pints and quarts.
Hennessey Brandy. In ectsvss, and /, and
star in case.
Martsll Brandy, in octaves. and /, 2 and star
in case.
Otsrd Dupuy Brandy in octaves and case.
California Grape Brandy in octaves.
Scotch Whisky In case and bulk.
Irish Whisky. in case and bulk.
Champsgne-Chas. Fare, In pints and quarts ;
Landsberger's California. Imperial, and Private
Cuvee. in pints and quarts.
sherry-Finest Old Golden. Old Gsrvey and
California, in case and bulk.
Port-Imported and California. in case Ahd
bulk.
Bourbon whiskies -Hotaling's genuine j. II.
Gutter In case and bulk; White House, Univer-
sal, Miller, ETC., etc.
Tobacco-Piug. Granulated and Long Cut.
Cigars The Largest Stock apd Rest Assortment
on Puget SounG-
~ We are the only houss fla Washington Ter.
ritory shipping Furs direct TO London. England
and are paying the highest Cash Prices. je4.dAw
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A. O. E.

NouRr WASHINGTON. No. s SIS. ANCIENT
" Order of Forestess. holds its meetings At
each month.
All Members sf the Order In good standing ars
@ daily invited 10 attend.
BY order Of the Ceurt
msi-dH JOHN q. ANDERSON, Sec.
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penses remain as before, because they
have already been reduced to the low
est limit. 1t is easy to foresee that
such policy can only result in smaller
profits and greater pecuniary embar-
rassment.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-06

A STOCK bear is described as a person
who sells what be has not got; bull as
a man who buys what be cannot paw
for and financing as buying shares
by man who dosen't want them from,
one who has none to sell.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-06
GROCERIES g. PROVISIONS

Aa,hor,xel agent for Dynamite Giant Powd sf
All sizes Cartridges. Fuse. &c.
Cash Paid for Eggs.
aYPRICES MODERATE.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-06

CAN that horse run fast asked a boy
ofa milkman. No. sonny, replied the
purveyor of aqueous lacteal fluid. he
can't run very fast, but he can stand
the fastest of any horse you ever saw.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-08-02

one Of the mills 10 the place and during The
conversation asked the proprietor " thete was
= mill al Mill Grove. "Oh, yes" said be, "a
sort of q third.c class AFFAIR" The agent came
" Mill Grove, looked at the mill and remat kedi
"Ynur mill was reported 10 me a. ihird-c -clsst,
but 6nd that you have far better facilities Tor
making No. I -four than the mill where the
proprietor promo unced yours third.class. Your
mill is second to none In the State, and there
are only three other mills In the State with the
necessary machinery for making the finest
grade Of cilv -four ....It Is said by s0me OF the
old settlers that more rain fell on Friday than
on any one day for years before, the sidewalks
IN several places were six inches under water.
No particular damage was done 10 the crops.
1.-THE whooping cough RACES fsarfully in the
vicinity or Raird's school house. ..., Bad little
boys steal apples on their way to and from
Sunday School. ."Local," from Bloomdale.
says am sick and have closed my schorli
Yes, 'jess so;" the ague did embrace me for
a short time. but am solid to the core now,
and have resumed schoul. Quite large num-
Der Of our citizens anticipats going 10 Put in
Bay on Tuesday, bu, since Bro. Timmons has
named Copper Harbor, Lake Superior, as a
suggestive point for our contemplated eKcur.
sion, gave up going To Put in BAy and an ait
developments for the proposed scheme. Please
give particulars in your next issue, aud obliEe
July 20, 1878. AlF.