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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14

eight months Was suffering from diarrh0s asa the
enrcts Of iseth,ng Dr. Leo having pvescfibed fev
drops Of brandy daily Tor the child the mother said
her husband earned only 50 10 81 week, and having
Xix children TO support could not buy ''those
thiuss" tbrsndyl. In No. ~ Essex ssrses nomoef
OF cases OF diarrhua tecthing &c, we're found While
the doctor Was endesvoring TO gain admission TO
room this buiidog-asay Of the inmates, no aouo,
from gnor.a;e. unwiLling 10 admit she onicsrs oi
the Boar OF Health or 10 answer their Questlons-s
iii..e xirl up with lniaat In her arms. The
Taco Of The infant covered with ptmplss. Dr.. Lee
asked what allied IT, "chickenpox, str, said the
girl She said also. that her mother lived In No ~
Essex street. tnird noos roaI and had tour children,
three OF wnom had beeu sick with cnlckenpox
TIE doctor continued hts Inspection from house u
house, nudug enough 20 do Over-crowding. MIA
aud sasasive odors were omntpIesent In ihe ceiA
nj HE OF No. 3S Essex street was discovered
henuery. The floor covered with dccAyt ng frag.
mcnis oil bread aud vegetable matter Passing subse-
quenily through Ludlow street, which, by the way.
IN shock ngly hIthy condition, Dr. Leo stopped st
one OF tue numeroue fruit ana vegetable stands BY
which the sidewalks almost blocked up, and
pointed oat 10 the reporter the pes OF rong banana
ana pneapples halt ripe peaches and other unwhois
some dccaying ruit offered tor sale 10 tho unsus
pectiag children, and sad that those we're prolific
causes OF disease aud death among the hstle ones
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14
WEARING THE ORANGE

II was little alter Ave o'clock, the 12sh Of Juy
evening, and tho Bowory was fairly crowded, vhsa
there appeared tho densest quarter Of u ajaunty
day. big fellow camo rolling along ssoortns win
some damsei VINO had equally crude ideas OF loco
motion. Tho male was dseked from hosd TO foot WIN
orange ribbonA There q yellow blossom In hm
hat. . bun streamcr around Il, ana arms legs sa1
wors sIaborately bsdscked with The col
ora Of the redoubtablc hero Of the Boyne
The lady had AN orange scar, various r0ssttcs aad
ties oil tho same ttut scattered her deess ana
lily stuck sonspicuousy IN her bonnet rhe pair
swaggsred along, niuntiog their nnery before
lockers In a defiant, devii-ma care way, both
were drunk ~ hiuors. OF course, they became the
cyhosufe oil the Bowcry arabs time. such
OF the most attractive character could assemble First
came Jsors, thsn groaps and tho fncIious in-
stncts OF The dcnizeus OF the neghborhood declared
themselves Ia n general BON with rotten
app.es and rubbish of NIL kinds. The wsarcrs
OF tho orange behaved herocaIy under nrv.
though they Illuminated end OF unIovcly
remarks at the crowd and the iAss
la martial frenzy made an assault ooserv ans
small boy which brought him ~ contact with pass-
ing gentleman The latter was brushing by the fan
tastlc fellow whom he turned upon him, knocked o6
hrs has and then charged the crowd amid another
discharge OF missiles Has female Trend was WAKING
quite demonstrativc too, wncn Ohccr Hughes Of .bs
1cnth precinct, grabbed them both TOOK thsn
10 The Eldrdge street station, " the dslecta
ton OF large and noisy procession. The SAID
his name was Albert crosby thai he was twenty
eight, and lived at No. ia Mercer street aud ths
woman gave ner name Catherine Mckeoua. o.
sixty hin street ana Third avenue They we're
taken teiore Judge tiammcr yesterday morains
~ whom they pleaded That they ouiy cecbrauna
the ~, oil July properly. Tho Judge, however, DO
cinea 10 indorss toir procedure sont Crosby u
tho Island Tor Que month and Catherine ior zen aAys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14
THE GENEVA CONFERENCE.
DEPARTURE or roRrY-sIx DELEGATES FOL
EUROPE THE OFFICIAL PROGRAMME.

DEPARTURE or roRry-sIx DELEGATES EoA
EUROPE THE OFFICIAL PROGRAMME.
Forty delegates LETT this country yesterday
the Ethiopia to take part in the Worlds Con-
ventou OF the Young Mems Christian Association, 10
be hold at Geneva. Id Switzerland, on the 18th OF
August. They expect to reach Glasgow the path
inst aud go by way OF the Lakes Stirling and CAL
lender TO Edinburgh, taking ono day to visit
Melrose Abbey They will then 60 to London,
where they will remain five days. They hope
TO BIO In Paris the 9th and TIL
OF August and, alter spending SIX days In different
parts OF Switzerland. vim 80 to Geneva This Con.
ference viii sit from the 18th the 10Th OF August
They intend, II possible, leave for New York on
the 25ih OF August arriving hero tho 4sh or Sep
TENDER. The following are the names Of the deo
gates who the. Ethiopa-H B. Chamber
York; \. W. Durs,ou, syracuse; q. W. SNOW, SYRIA
cusc; L. W Munhall, Indianapolis, lad. j.
rroy' Y'9' nusaiiy, cerisovs' '0' r..
A. i. Gron Gordonvnie, pa; Miss Morse, New
York; Miss Austin, New YORK; Rev J. IL Bayi':s
NJ D.. noooken, y. j.; Mrs franz N,c1ols. Hobo.
Mrs. Gso S S,encl., Brooxiyn, n Y; " ". rnt..
Baltimore, Nd. James McUooaushy, Harrisburg.
New York.; Thomas X. Cree, New YORK; Rev. T.
n Craue, Norfolk Va. Robert A. Orr, Puts0urs. Pa.
Rev. T. H. vassar, F'sm.n4,on, N. J.. (; Raw. Q. T.
winnsooro', s. c.; W. r. breed, Jr., Philadelphia,
Pa gilbert Colgate. New YORK; sidney Colgate,
Now York; Ii. II. Rsgan, Dubuque, Iowa: Ersklna
Uh New York; W 5. Braz,er, New YORK; Mrs. N.
Lee, Now York; Miss Lee, New YORK; L. D. Water.
Coiumbia s. c.; Miss s'oner, harrisburg, Pa; w. L.
Quinneil. New York; Miss Morrill,, BrooxIyn, II. VI
don don, Norfolk, va; Row John K,iborne. Buffalo
n. Y. Mrs. \. l. Tan, somerv'iio. n j.; Mr.. u
Reese, Edgcaeid, $. q.
The programme Tor the Conference 10 as folloWs:-
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THE PRICE OF A LIFE.

IN tho Richmond County Court Of Sessions, on Fra
day, Judge westesvc presiding. Conrad Robcrss wsa
tried Indictment OF ma-s.Aogher In Zoe scooad
degree IN having caused tho death OF George stssb
newspaper carrier, on tho 1ltn sf January last
From tho testimony elected II seems tina
on the day Of Tho homicide Robsrts mo
stccb In tho saloon OF Henry PAIL, a. Con
cord, and, after lew friendly words nae
passed between them Stccb accused Roberts OF bstu
IN MS deUt tho price OF an sImansc, when Robort
denied. steeo tnsn, as aiicgea, oaiisd Roberts liza
aud struck him the lace win his usI Roberts A
return caught up stone Jar and dealt Stscb ssrria
blow ON thc head, fcliing him TO the rrouud. Upos
examination wss iound that Steebs sk VII as trao
tufed end he was removed TO hts home, where h.
died shortly alter hts ARRIVAL
The jury, after being out short time, brousbt In
verdict of guilty. vi simple assault anu battery AID ,ba
Court nuci Roberts x5v.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14

ynchting drcss Is MOI us short 10 the skirt, nor
need " be no free IN It's nttne dress ntondod for
psasstriantsm. The insoiepoe of the winds and the
nschevous u not malicious splash the surf and Tn
sprsy compel tue discreet or overvixorous ledy
70 wear wooiicn dress tnst almost touches the
ground, and is deeply laced hcnmsd tor wbcu shc
stands u The sea ~ any possibility loss the smvsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14

ventioa beforehand. Ths-AmsrscsA Conssrvatoirs
will como along In glorious future but at present
comparisons waqId be eaious- Help Us TO do our own
sork in own way.u
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-09-19

fFE Gazette essays to be astonished at ou
calling attention to the numerous and extray
sgant thieving by the Democracy in Ohio anc
elsewhere, and tries in turn to astound us by
recitals of Republican misdeeds. Why W.
knew already Mr.. Gazette, that fully tsoo Re
publicans of twenty-one defaulting County
Treasurers in Ohio had stolen public money
(and they had received early Democratic
training), but what really does amaze US il
that 10 out of the 81 thieves are Democrats
and yet the Gazette never yaups tfrod once
Why no doubt if Bro. Gaumer had lived in
the days when the great apostle of Demecra
cy, Jake Thompson, stole 1926, 900 of trust
fund-or that other Democratic virtuoso Sam
Swartout stole about 800, 200, each at sin
gle grab, that he would hardly, even then,
opened his mouth once and yawped s'frod."
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-09-19
A Word Of Comm Rd;ltiOn for the
81. ClairsyilIe light Guards.
For the Chronicle

| L IOF the SHIOHlCle-
MR. EDITOR 1T was the writer's privi.
lege to attend the re- union aud encampmeni
at Marietta, Ohio. The I'd Regiment o,
| n u. was there in its entirety-the only of
ticcr wanting was the Lieutenant Colonel. 1t
is not the object of this article to speak of the
regiment as a whole, nor to say anything from
a military standpoint, as military critic
that has been done already by those whos at
least, assume to judge There were some
things that deserved criticism and censure
from a moral standpoint, but there was also
much that was worthy of commendation and
encouragement. The object of this article is
to call the attention of this community to
Company E as deserving the confidence and
announcement of the citizens of st. Clairs-
Vile The officers of this Company are
worthy gentlemen; their department during
the encampment was sOldierly, dignifed and
eentlemanly, rejecting honor upon them
selves and the community they represented.
The Company under their charge was in good
shape and trim during the entire encampment.
The ''boys" did well; their behavior was CON-
mendable, and they submitted to the military
discipline to which they were subjected, with
grace and willingness. This will not be un-
derstood as approving and commencing every
individual act, but the morale of the Company
was such as TO warrant the hope of better
things in the future, and to call for the mate
rial and moral support of its friends at home
For this material and moral support on behalf
of Company Z, We now, appeal. 1t is an or
ganization OF which we may justly be proud.
Away from home they felt that they were
representative men, and it was their aim to
sustain the reputation of their home. Let us
sustain them as a military organization at
home, and endeavor to make it more and
more an institution worthy of ourselves. 1t
will he largely what we will it to be. Shall
We not make it in every sense what it should
be /? 1t is due TO Company E officers and men
to say, at least, this in their behalf, and es
TEEN it privilege that an opportunity was
afforded me to know the Company 50 as to be
able to say this in truth. CHAPLAIN.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-09-19
UNION TO WN.
The Flood.

A few days since man passed thrOug
town with load of SoGter-melons, en- r0n1
for the Smyrna Fair, and in short time ate
the rain began to fall, and fall, and fall. On
old lady said ''if it commenced before sevel
it would quit before eleven" but it didn't
The.result: Fences are washed away anC
corn destroyed all along the water course
The new bridge-just tinished-near the sit
of Cleaver's mill, is destroyed. The bridg
across the creek near DIR. Latferty's residence
is washed away Two bridges near Mrs
Dinsmore's residence, also carried entirely
away. The new covered bridge, known a
the ''Cunnard Bridge" is safe, as is also th'
iron bridge near the Uniontown mill, owned
by Mr.. Beam, of the vicinity of st. Clairs
vile, and to him great loss will occur. Tht
''breast'' of the dam is washed out, and tht
mill has also sustained damage. Mr.. JOSEPH
Conley, the miller, had some hogs swept
along with the current, but they were rescued
Mr.. w. V. Kilgore had a saw mill valued al
$500, lifted and carried a short distance, but
it fortunately swung around against the bank,
and was not broken up. Cider presses and
aft movable articles passed along toward the
Ohio. Space will not allow me to enumerate,
but the damage done to farms and bridges is
very great. a
Mr. DANIEL BREWER, owner of the stall
lion Canadian" offered four premiums for
the four best colts sired by this horse, and the
display took place here on Saturday. There
were nine colts on exhibition. The commit
tee selected TO decide were Messrs. Selden
George, John Dunbar, and Samuel Kirk, wLo
made the awards as follows: Horse Colts
1st, James Culbers0n; I'd, VIM. B. Campbell.
Mares-1st, John Davis; I'd, Albert Dickson
Premiums rated, 1st 81, I'd 81. The com
mittee reported them as all first-class colts,
and that as to the merits of the horses the
decision was a very difficult one. Lovers of
good horses were interested in this exhibition.
Rev. r. G., CAMPBELL preached on Sab
bath from the text-''It is fearful thing to
fall into the hands of the living God" Show
ed how that for violation of physical law pun
ishn1ent was mcted out, and was it not wis
dom to expect the same for violation of the
Divine lawY Assumed the position that there
was no violation of any law without penalty,
and sustained this position by Scripture
proofs. Why was ita fearful thing2 Be-
cause God is all-powerful Spoke at-close of
sermon of the fearful plague now in exis-
tenee, and announced collection from the
members of the .. p. congregation on next
sabbath. The contributions of the members
of the Associate. Ref and U. P. congregations
will be taken jointly. and forwarded together.
Any persons not members will on that day
Ilso have the privilege of contributing to this
elief fund, and will have an opportunity of
,etting the same safely forwarded. "a" III.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-09-19

The Bellaife "Jew's Harp" is never so or;
funny as when 1t assumes to be wise. 1t now
would bsve US and the Nationals be
lieve it was only joking when heap
ing its silly abuse upon the Ma
tionals; and seeks to hide its head in the
sand while it essays to swallow itself, anC
succeeds till it comes to the hips when il
sticks, presenting no very enviable aspect to
the Nationals or anybody else, and attempts 6
feeble parry by "playing the jews harp" fol
the Nationals. When we charged that Dem
ocratic money was more potent than "Jew'l
harp" 10 catch National votes last year-wt
only reiterate what we heard one of thei
candidates say. He complained that he hat
only been partly paid for remaining on tbt
ticket last year in the interest of the Democ
racy-apd if tie balance wasn't paid he'd lei
the unterrifed hear from him.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-09-19
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice
having had placed in. his hands by an East
India missionary the formula of simple veg
etable remedy, for the speedy and permanent
cure for consumption, bronchitis, ,catarrh, ,asth.
ma, and all throat and lung affections, also
a positive and radical cnre for nervous de.
bility and all nervous complaints, after hav-
ing tested its wonderful curative powers in
thousands of cases, has feltit his duty to make
it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated
by this motive, and desire to relieve human
suffering, will send. free of charge, to all
who desire it, this recipe, with full directions
for preparing and using, in German, French,
or English Sent by mail by addressing with
stamp, naming this paper, w. w. Sherar,
149 Powers Block, Rochester, New York.
9-5-4w.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-09-19

had their southern abutments destroyed and
the bridges are broken and swung around to
| the north bank. The wooden bridges at
swept away. 1t is estimated that SIS, 900,
will not repair the injury to the bridges alone,
in the county. The loss to the Tus. Val.
railroad.l road bed-bridge abutments &c,
along the creek cannot fall far short of $780,
900. On saltwater great damage to fencing
and crops accrued Hundreds of acres of land
was OverfOwn and meadows are covered with
debris. Altogether the rain and storm was
an unprecedented one sentailing immense
loss of property and much serious incon-
Yenience
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-09-19

DR. q. E. CoBURE, of the firm of Morris,
jarrett & Coburn, Dentists. No. 1924 Market
street, Wheeling, West Va, will visit Center
vile September the 2Sd and remain DAYS;
Hunter, 30th, and remain 2 days: Belmont,
October I'd, and remain 2 days; Morristown,
4th, and remain days; Flushing, 7th, and
remain 8 days; st. Clairsville, 10th, and re-
main days. A student wanted at the Wheel.
ing Office. .(9193t
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-09-19

UNIVERSAL regret is expressed over the
literal drowning out" of the GAINESVILLE
Fair last week. There was an excellent dis
play in all departments. An unusually large
number of fast horses were on the grounds,
and no doubt there, would have been exciting
contests in the speed ring. The owners Of all
the horses haye agreed to return with their
stock on September s4th to 9th inclusive, 10
which time the Fair has been postponed, We
hope that our people win go and help ou
friends at Barnesville out. 80
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-09-19

WE hear it stated that the Democracy in
this district are considering the propriety of
Withdrawing Lawson from the Congres sioaal
race, and recommending Democrats to,support
smith. Smith is the superior of the Demo
cratic nominee, as many of his party friends
have to their sorrow learned during the past
week, and the change would be good one.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-09-19

The Caldwell Citizens Press says, they
have report, unconfirmed, however, that DIR
B. A. Shouse and family, were lately muir
dered by negroes at their home in Alabama
DR.. ShOuse is brother of L. A. Shouse, and
well known in this community. We give it
us our opinion that it is all a canard.
LATER-A dispatch received from the
Sheriff OF Limestone county, where the DR..
resides, says that the report is a canard as
we suspected.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-09-19

The N, Z, Sunday School at this plact
took up collection, on Sunday last, and add
ed to the collection taken the previous Sun
day, for the benefit Of the yellow fever suf-
ferers, and the whole amounted to upwards
of twenty dollars. This is move in the right
direction. Let the good work 90 on.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-09-19
WHEN the lines are fairly drawn

WHEN the lines are lairly drawn on
this proposition to issue enough rag
money to pay off the public debt, the
vicious and the ignorant will be upon
the one side, and the honest an intelli-
gent on the other. The laborer, the
artisan, the mechanic, the farmer, who
saves little something for his wife and
babes, and wishes to keep It, will be
with us, "a well as all the mercantile
and manufacturing interest of the
country. 1t is cause that must win.
1t is u great principle-the only sure
foundation for political parties. 1t
will bring back to us the strength OF
old. We shall beat reputation as we
beat disuniOn. .uaf
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-09-19
Legal Notice.

ELIZABETH RICHIE, Of the Suite of IlIi-
- nois, Rebecca Spencer, of Portage county,
OF the State of Illinois, are hereby nutifie.I
that the undersigned, administrators of the
estate Of Mary Hobbs, decd, has presented To
the Probate Court Of Belmont county, Ohio.
for allowance. book account against said es.
tate, amounting In the aggregate to the sum of
$57 u, and that said claim will be for hearing
and examination on the ssh day OF October
1878. At the hour Of IL O'Clock A. NJ before said
Court STEPHEN HORaON
3 3. TS-4t Admir- OF Mary HOODS decd
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-09-19

The st. Clsirsville Board of Education
passed an order this week to suspend all chill
dren from the public schools who are absent
five days within month, until parents ap-
pear before the Board and give satisfactory
reason for such absence. This course was
rendered necessary to prevent the frequent
absence of pupils without cause. The law
OF the State requires the attendance of chill
dren, and it is the intention of the Board to
do what is in their power to enforce the law.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-09-19

A YOUNG MAN who knew all about the chan
mel before the late flood, undertook to ford
wheeling Creek just below the bridge on the
Athens Pike crossing. His willing animal
waded in, and had taken but few stems till
horse and rider disappeared. They got across.
but they imagine the channel changed, as it
were. = ss-- g. - tssls = %
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-09-19
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that in the Probate
~ Court Of Belmont county, Ohio. the under
signed was appointed and qualified as Ad.
min lstratoI OF the estate OF Nilsson Woodman.
see, decd, late OF said county.
All persons indebted TO said estate are res
quested to make immediate payment. and
those having claims against said estate will
present them duly authenticated for settle
ment. PETER WOODMANSEE.
{ II, '76--St. Administrator
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-09-19

Mrs ELIZABETH LEWIS, wife of Ira Lewis,
and mother-in law of the editor of this paper,
of whose illness our readers have been ap-
prised, died at quarter before three O'Clock
this "wednesday morning, aged 6y years.
Her funeral will take place this Thursday
afternoon, at half past ] O'Clock, from her
late residence. lnterment at Plainfield.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-09-19

SOME Of our nice little Sunday School boys
have taken on the impudence to call on Ger
tain old folks in town, ask for grapes, receive
an ordinary supply, demand more, raise a
fiss, and actually abuse the owners, and for
cibiy take more. A few doses of strap oil
would do good 10 such cases.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-09-19

~ A EUNBER of swimming schools for ladies
are already established at different points in
the United States. 1t is said when one Of the
fair sex strikes out on a swim she must throw
away all side saddle style and kick out like g
man, or drown.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-09-19

Salary Grabber Morgan, the same identica
light who lost $500 Tammany Hall corrup
ton fund check in the streets Of Mt. Vernon,
failed to put in an appearance at BellaIre, on
Saturday night. Lawson whiDed by for
three-quartcrs of an hour to disgusted few.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-09-19

SoME of our subscribers have suspended
payment. We await anxiously for them to
resume. Greenbacks, National bank notes or
trade dollars taken at par. Who will give us
a chance to take them?
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-09-19

The Treasurer of Guernsey county, Patter-
son, has been left for several thousand dol
lars, on account of illegal loans made to pri'
vate parties from the Treasury. III Carson
the real estate agent, has been arrested for
borrowing some Of the money under false
preIenses.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-09-19
H can Inc PrOvan

That the flavor given to cakes, puddings,
creams and sauces, by DR.. Prices Special Fla
Voring Extracts, are as natural as the fruit
from which they are made, and as much un-
like, in delicate favor and strength, the cheap
extracts, as can possible be imagined.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-09-19
Sweetness within fhe Reach ofa,,

By the ingenuity Of DR.. Price, we have now
before us the sweetest and most charming
oddrs. His Floral Riches surpasses in fiowery
and grateful perfume any Cologne or Toilet
Water we have ever seen, whilst his Alista
Bouquet, Hyacinth, ETC., are really captivat-
ing
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-09-19

oUR furniture man, B. R Johnston, will
call upon families, give cards, and take any
or all articles. for Floral Hall exhibition, and
return the same in good order at the close Of
the Fair. He is the right man in the right