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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-06


OF those earnest 6rowas ayes 0xod upon
her a. that very moment: and then she
hlrted desperately with VIII Dayton the
rest of the evening.
The owner of the brown eyes Was not
deceived. however be was thinking or
the last time he had me. this young Ia
dy 81 Mrs. Blake's. He came in with.
out knocking ono evening. md as he
stood in the hall lie saw before him a
very pretty picture.
Laura was rocking baby Blake 10
sleep. singing a low, sweet cradle song.
and Tommy stood behind her industri-
ously taking out all her hair pins. SO
that when she rose TO lay the baby down
she discovered her hair floating over her
shoulders. Making n dextrous moves
ment TO catch the rogue who had done
the mischief, she almost ran into the
doctors arms. What a change then /!
he could hardly believe this stately crea.
ture was the same girl who sat mo-
meut before with the babe in her arms,
and her hair rufIling over her shoulders.
Her pride aided her to make a naughty
exit; but he should have seen her as
she ran home crying with vexation.-
After that the treaties on diptheria was
laid aside, and the doctor took up q new
study, evidently more interesting, name
ly the character of beautiful but will
ful young lady.
Sometimes he thought she was as much
interested in him as he was in her, then
she would snub him, until he was very
doubtful, do not know how long
things would have gone on in this way,
had not fate taken it in hand.
The Lannon'S had their trunks all
packed Tor summer trip, when Tommy
was taken ill. He begged so piteously
for his dear Miss Laura, that she resolv.
ed to postpone going away for few
days.
Her mother tried to reason her out OF
it; but all the arguments of new dress.
es and the delightful sea.shore were
powerless to- move her.
My new dresses can wait she answer
ed and donning calico wrapper, start
ell for Tommy's bedside.
Ills Illness proved to be a fever that
brought him near deaths door bu: Lau.
To never flinched even when she knew
tho danger to herself The mother
Prue helped Laura nurse the boy -
When the worst came, DIR. Tharne re-
NAMED also. and together he and Laura
brought the little fellow back into his
place in life. Then Laura wont home,
and, although shc did not take the fever
she was siol for several days, her moth.
er and Aunt Prue tending her with a
devotion charming TO behold.
or course they must consult the doc
tor who prescribed rest and quiet bat
LEFT little note for the young lady s
own perusal.
Another prescription, my DEAR said
her mother; and Laura read -
DEAREST; BE my wife. IL shall be
tie one aim of my life to make yon hap.
Ply, ALEX. THoRNE.
That was ell; just those few lines
but, strange to say, they made her well
Immediately. And Aunt Prue had tle
satisfaction OF saying, L told you 50.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-06
South Branch Intelligeucer.
Harper, Editor.
Office, Corner .iut. and Gravel Lane SIS.
RoMNEY, WEST VIRGINIA..
7 L Il ~ 9

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The rates OF advertising are, for square item
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lion Each continuance 374 cents.
Quarterly, half yearly, and yearly advertise
men ,5 inserted att liberal reduction on the above
rates.
Yearly advertisers disseminating during the
year will be charged regular rates.
No AL vertisewent 10 he considered by the mon th
or wear 4u'c-s -ccided on the Manuscript or pre-
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Resolutions oi associations, communications Of
limited interest and notices Of deaths exceeding
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a man need never 10 be- ia hurry b.
get angry. for if he waits lone enough
he Will bavc as many opportunities AS
hc wants
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-06-06

The venerable father Of Prof A. j.
Turner, Of stanton. died at his resi-
dence in Spartansburg. S C.. Or Friday
last, having reached clio advanced ago
OF eighty-nlne years
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Or. 6 r LUTON.
SECOND NOTICE.

DEESONS indebted 20 'hc Estate Of Samuel
/ Hook, deceased, are requested TO pay up At
nee. These debts must be collected, and
tlompt payment will save cos g. All persons
Hhyu claims against the E5ta 10 will present
'uen at once properly proven, for settlement.
WA. :. HOOK,
Executor Of Samuel Hook dec .
November u, lG5s.-u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-22

man who has worked for Lewis, Oliver
& Phillips for fifteen years wanted to name
his new baby tsLewis, Oliver d Phillips"
His wife objected, but the husband was
obdurate, and the wife finally left home,
and will not return unless the husband will
Weld. He says he will not think OF giving
up.-Pittsburah Telegraph.
Ask Readjuster what better settlement
he proposes than the McCulloch bill offers,
and lust as likely as not he will say, "Well,
YOU wait until we get into power and you'll
see." Will any true Conservative be dc.
ceiyed by such a subterfuse ?-FfedeTtctcS'
burg Star.
Just before the Judge OF the Police Court
passed sentence he was stopped by the
prisoner. who remarked: "You remind me
OF the crops, Judge" Why7" asked his
Honor. You are looking fine" was the
response. Tile Court didn't belle its looks.
AgricultariSt.
Chesterfield said, and thousands reecho
the cry, that no one is eXcusable for being
ont OF the fashion, but we'd like to know
W nat the deuce a man is to do who has
married when blondes were the STYLE
Boston Post.
The man who was slightly bitten by &
shark at Long Branch on ThurSday WI! lee.
ture. THUS the shark is taught the folly Of
sighting his work.-At6any Jeusaak
Now we've got good one. Kerosene oil
will fuddle as well as whiskey. Any how,
it makes locomotives hesd.agbt.-Santa
Re SenIfeet.
We are informed that it was q German
professor, aud rot Roscoe Conkling, who
refused TO dine with Henry Watterson.-
Chicago 1fibtene.
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s,RAHLRGAD LINES.
sR q

60 RIcHaoSDAa AND PETEnsRuHG} 4
- st3s5< - RAILROAD CONPAFI. , "
.TsOMMENCINa SUNDAY, July g., 1879,
~ trains on this rsad viii run as folionss
LEAVE RICHMoSD SOUTH.
1l.ss A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily. connectin,
and Aiken (yia Charestonj, Raleigh.
= Jacksonville. Stops only sc Chester
~ and Manchester, and at HALFWAY on
500 a. NJ, ACC. 9secac!o;srMo D Ar16N daily makes
49, close connection al Petersburg with
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
'raiirtad for Bristol Chattanooga,
-, ..,-s-- Nashville. Memphis, Lynch5arg,
Farmvil,c, and other local stations on
that road, making same time rs by
any other line. Stops nj all regular
500 p. M. Afc5ceso1"WIisioDATroN TRAIN daily
80 except Sunday. Passcngsrs taking
= at Petersburg for Norfolk. I.
1895 P. H.. THROUGH MAIL daily, CONNECTING
for Weldon, Wilmington, Raleigh
Charleston. Savannah, Augusta, Co
lumhia, Atlanta. Macon, Montgomery
-s Mobile, New Orleans, and al! points
South and Southwest Pullman Sleep
tng-car from Washington for VIII
-s.. miHgtoH, Savannah, and the South.
Stops oniy at Manchester and Chester
and Hallway on signal.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:35 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily. CONNECTING
with Richmond, Freder burg anc
Potomac railroad for all points North,
East, and West. Stops at Manches-
ter and Chester; and az Halfway
and a. Drury's Bluff, on signal.
9:25A. NJ, ACCOMMODATlON TRAIN daily
Except sunday. Stops at all sta
tons.
7:1O P. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
Except Sunday. Stops oniv IT Nam
chester and Chester, and Halfway on
on signal.
3.b5 2, d. THROUGH MAIL daily, sonnectiAS
with Richmond, Fredericksburg ane
Potomac railroad for s points Ens
and West. Also making close cennec.
tion with the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Springs snG
all points North and West. This trss
stops at Manchester and Chester, and
at Raif-Way ana Drury's Blum, OF
signal.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
the Appem2ttox d0not-
mono $40 A. NJ. and $50 T.. NJ: leave Peters
burg 9:2O A. Il. and 5:25 r. every Sunday.
my3 A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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AN ITEM FOR DR.. souTHALL,::-Dr. MO
esta' eeologist. while searching in the
Vicinity Of Ro,euburg, on the Fulda' DIS,
covered q subterranean oak forest at a
depth Of eight feet under the ground. The
number of well-preserved trunks is enor-
nous, The wood is as black as Irish bog.
oak, in consequence OF the influence Of
water for centuries; but it is hard and
sound, and forms an excellent materia! toF
wood-carying and mosaic. The size OF the
trunks is astonishing. One OF them, about
is metres or 72o inches in length and LOU
metres or 60 inches in breadth, has been
preserved for exhibition in the Royal Mu'
seum at Berlin. The forest evidently be-
longs TO very remote period in the forma-
ton OF the globe.
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RrcgxoSp, VA. August II, 1879.

Editor Of the journal 81 Co'f. .'N. 70.
The CONSTITUTION OF the State OF Virginia
saws alIproper,y shall be taxed equally, an na
exempts investments in United States
the market value OF the nationaI-panh ~ s't ,bs
IS taxed, whether owned 10 or out OF .ss
State, and the bank.s required to pay sa ~,
tax, so that the State may thereby G 70, ms
fhe tax from non-residents. Please iet me
know il il Is constitutional to tax the stoG GaS
Of non.residents. The capital OF the banks S
Ss not taxed. as they have IL invested 10
limited States bonds deposited for thelr CIR
s,,,.t;on TAXPAYER.
Replu.-This question is answered 10 .ne
opinior OF the Chief Justice OF the SUPREME,
Court OF the United States, In the case o.
Tappan Us. Merchants National Bank, IN y
Tie following language: % The State withlr
which d national bank is situated bas 1urls,
dictiop. for the purposes Of taxation. OF al
The shareholders Of the bank, both reslden }:
and nonresident, and Of oil its shares
I9 Wall, 1870. )-New York journal o. COM
sneTce.
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-. A... 49, ss,...sss------ = -
hAILROkD Inns
M L aR R 80
4 RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND turSns&
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS RAILROAD.
~ TAKING EFFECT ACGcsr 7,

''Ss ADJUST IT ro,.
THROUGH PASSENGER
$500 r ID. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY
UUhI ' and SATURDAY. nn,,iERs.
Mest font with steamer HEEL 81
an points on York river ans ~ "a N
Hiore: Arr yes in Palti.cor. :, htt..
H. .,; connects with rail-lines r,r a. 4.
ttns'on' Philadelphia. New Yo,t" ~
W y. La, ana Ill western points. W..
AZ RiGhiaond with trains en- RIc,n.aaf':,
0h d f r,ey and Chesap4a..T,td
THROUGH FREIGHT.
o:bO a. d. Leaves Richmond MOSD.y
500 a. ID TIJESbAY, THURSD.; ",5
CRKDAY. connect; ~ ., and SAT.
At West Point for rive, L I 'traTe,,
tiH0re, and all rp.t.,r ..,.rIhgS, Ra,.
meets at Richmond ~i.- ..Pph1. Con-
mono ana l)arvill raiiFo,t" an IN R!c..
ana ana ietersonr2. and Lhcsaos.,L.,.'ho;:
LOCAL PASSENGER.
500 r. n. Leaves Richmond unyr,
NESDAY. and FRIn,Y, NEb-
THROUGH rASsfN,,tr
Ao.uo a. 3D. MTlyes 1t RicRmor! rrr.r
IHLRS)tY, and SATrRD,yH
nccLs VAN trains on n!rnnr,n, a.
petersburg and Chesa,ssE, ,.S .Hd
railroads. steamer IIavaE, ,. ,IH D.!H
MONDAY, wEDHEtsibtAyy. s nj, .Itrs::
DAY, At 7. u. Cor,,..,, ,' sHi-
trains from PhiLa''ct,f!a, ~ VIZ
snn western pr1iEtS. afJ 4, ice, nn'IS,
South. -"''-n and Ice
THROUGH FREIGHT
1850 +. h. Arrives a; Richmond MONDAY v.vn
NEsiIA =, and FElhAY;nul' Eds
$3.50 T. ID. TUESDAY. 1HUksDAY' ana s,-
CKDAi. CoGL.cts win it," t. SAl.
West Point from Eai;in6r. a
meets with RichTon4 asd IAN -
RcdmGnd ana Petersburg. and Gu
pcakc and Ohio railroads. ~''''A-
LOCAL PASSENGER.
1000 A. II. ArTirc6 A. Richmond MpSD,v
"WEDNESDAY. au! FRIDAY, I'
meets With hichrunt zuc psi
burg and Chesapeake al Ohie r.
roads. 49,
10 transfer Of freight Al Eicn;roat to or r..
southern points. Cars run through between 49,,
and West Point.
Careful handling and d:SFatch, with loves, r,.,
guaranteed.
Through bills OF iaGtna, With guaranteed -.,
Issued to ali northern ava. western untu... +
Through tickets sold Ia MI anrifern er;,e-n 49,,
western points. and ba2cas. checked 'Ern.,l " 4-s
For tickets apriy at General RAr,,a! I. t5n, ne.
Gee, s28 Main street: A. the Exrns,n-. '!.rr -.
comparY:s depot: corner TwrnlF-ttirG sad usrs
streets, isichDonG. Va.
ma23 II. I. nOt;G!,AS. su7-r,r.ar..at
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-. J. r,,;,o,. i. ne ,,l,pcica

TO the Editor % sts
air. III 1 late number 81 the he.ss ;.n..
rys 81 ~ ncc,,rs this phrase, Az ON eds.or
&c e,a. Ss one passy contends TIA: y = un,
arssmmaiicsl; another party that y M. nv.
g s,,sn slsowable, but according TO wel-essab-
T s,aseS nsaae and grammatical. Please 90.
We are compelled to decide 10 favor, OF
Che ,at,er. Editors and kings may correctly
use such phrases. These are exceptions :. 20
,he rn,e which requires that proaouns snal !,
agree With The nouns for which .oey s'and :
n number and person; as the phrase
Anue ) Is. SO old Jobu c. Rives used 20 say
mn exception to fne rule which provides
that the verb must agree With Its nom'na.
tive case Ia number. -
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EAST l:Il Nd.


d can, SUNDAY 30 ~.
T. ~ COS ''''l'' 4. ".
and on Tuesday. Thursday. and >atnr-
day connects nj Richmond Hilh Elr-
ginia Steamboat tOmpanN'S stca'W"r
Ariel, which leaves EichnuEd Tor ~!
Point. Norfolk. &C.. NJ 40 y. NJ
Accommodation train arrives III ia'H-, u
mond daily except sunday at.....,-... ~" " "a
mixed train leave. siaun'uu ~ %" " '.'
taking passengers from NirG'n'a M'!"sI 80
from Washington, and arr"'s At Eichi' ''.' - 49,
connects win Viryir.l Midland rai!r"a'', 49,
ing at 100 \. NJ. Tor LyG'hhur& aa' NJ a'
Mississippi and OH" Raitr"'H >,t;i.n1 IA g.,
Virgins Midland railroad, leaving Al 1tV l. Va '
u comnert: with ytryinia MiltnA rA'r"a!: 80.
ing al $3.50 4. VI. for Washington. anil WI a."
pinia Midland raiIro.'t, ic:..ius ~ zoo - y:
Lynchhura and Atlantic, Mississippi az 'S'' '''''
ID connects with Valley railroad leaving Al , =
+ connects With Valley railroad, leaving i; Mp
A. NJ, :or Harpars Ferry. >,
+ connects with stage line for Lexington. "a 80
G connects with G. B. = an, +. +. s,.anle:' !o' N'
points OH the OHIO river AMI tlnc!hnIH ~,
connects with Scioto ALLEY rGlipAi - "
Northwest. .. H.,
j connects with all lines dlyEsrsinS 10 ~ ""
Enyinecr aad suI.rt":r'.' ~.
CONWAY 4. HOWARD. General fIe>e"S ;s[ -
Ticket Agent. ------ -
RICHMOND. rREp'G L toT"MSc, u; I; .""f
OFFlCk 1ESEhAL A..
RICHMOND. Va Ap!i' 80 ,,-o
COMMENCING SUNDAY. AA T. -"
~ trains on this road ~!!i run IS f''.'"''
NORTH BOUND. ..cv
NJ 1e.oo & NJ leave. Byrd-Str-si s!s'lon , GA.i
NJ. A--o.oo - -u'' 49,, sunday due y! " 49,
,,,',a i:iG i. ST.; Ea'imo.e;
Y.oS - ii: PhiladripAit %,
~ ". York, 1850 l.. ~
oonn i..ve, Hyr,l-Strcct station NY
No 3-o'oo Z 'A' Sn. a, Warrington. 9.35 J.. ~.
| baltimore, ! Lob +. ~; ~.
IelphiA, 1855 4. ". Nc" i''A
,,oopu 1ntt116S:SioDATIoN TRAl y
| no. 7-a'oV 4 IA, a.. i,nr,InH .earss lrsS.'
| Street 81 stauon daily teAcep! sun
days..
| SOUTH BOUND. ..,,
,oakpE. arrives at H,rh-ssott So So
| NJ dally Except Sun'Sy,l' 49,
| New York, S:l5 4. ~ ~
| delphls. ll:45 " 80
more. $50 L. NJ; wsia'"e'
~.o,. \, o .s,s: ,. u, syrd-Nrre: sit h,1
p. r.: Philadelphia ~
| NJ; Baltimore. 4;''
| Wasbiug,on. $50 \: n; ,,tS,
| o,.o. n HCCOMMODArIoS !kI,i.,
| NO Q ~@o a. srr,yes IS Broad-SneS' e~
| dauy iexcept sunaaII; ~
| ~. .a......- General Tsket Afsa.s %
| 80, e.rerai An perintAaASst 1S
| ur
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"TssUE" OF THE PERMANENT Sort
from the Chicago Iribune. THE income.
tax suit against Tilden will be revived if
his campaign for the presidency ever be-
comes dangerous. The Philadelphia Times
says the case is kept on hand for emergen-
cies, and it will be remoIselessly used when
the time comes.
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1HHEN TIE BOWELS ARE ptsoR-

"'A11s~' 80 - - " ~Sh1' 3HAAa~ H@HSO's
DERED no time should be lost Ia nesersing TO
u suitable remedy. Hostetter's Stomach HtterS Is
the mos, reliable and wAefv esteemed medicine of
its class. Il removes the saases OF consupataon,,o
or undue relaxation Of the intestiues, which are
When 1t acts ~ esthsrtic It does not grippe and
violently evacuate bat produces gradual and na.u-
raj effects, very unlike those OF drastic purgatye;
and its power Of ssssting diras,tsa nulnes those
Irritating conditions of fhe mucous membrane OF
the stomach and intestinal canal rtlcn produce
FIRST diarrbna and esentasiiy dssenteu. The nedi-
cline Is. moreover. agreeable one, and sminsntly
pure and wholesome Appetite and irpuosil nightly
siunnber are both promoted by n. Il. 81 IS.
s3s !5. : 81 an 2o.WtrLEEM 1
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A DRoP-GAME ON BENJAM1N.-[From the
Philadelphia Inquirer.]-It is quite impos-
sible to tell which party in Massachusetts
shakes the worst at the annual walking
abroad Of the Butler spectre. The Repub-
licun State Committee are about to issue a
campaign life OF the perennial candidate.
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~.~GoING INTo BEET SuGAR.-[Philadclphia
Bulletin. The Baltimore scheme Tor man
ufacturing beet sugar upon large scale IS
to be supplemented by the establishment at
Wilmington, Del. OF bect-sugar factory
which viii have capacity for disposlng OF
one hundred tons OF beets day.
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THE RISK He RAN.-[From the Ports
mouth IN. H. Times. IA deposit Of Sis
was made in the Portsmouth Savings Bank
in June, 1886. On last Tuesday the book
was presented at the bank for the first time
since, and the treasurer entered in 1t
$1,310.7 dividends to July, 1870.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-22

RADICAL sTATIsTICs.-[From the Atlanta
Constitution. 1.-The Republican party Is
only twenty-five years old, but during that
time it has stolen enough to last it seven
hundred aud fifty years.
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--'---.-..t F1HAECIAL-
= = - q - FINANCIAL. ~ /.
Tso HoLDzRs OF 5s .sg.:ta
= CITY OF RICHMOND BONDS !"
MATURING. IN JULY AND AUGUST, 1880.

At q saeeiing of the Eoerd OF Commissioners
OF The Stalking Fund held Mag !, 1e79,it WAS
Res0Spsd, That the acting president OF the Board
i've nu6iac notice by advertisement that the out
stanlifrg EossNs OF the city OF Richmond, due Ia
1850, Ws,l on aad after the LIT day Of July, 1879,
be redeemed on presentation at the office Of the
an r,srsrsnce ef che above directions. hereby
give notice thaklhs Blk PER stlEGT. BONDS OF
THEGITY due In Jnfy'. i $50. amounting 10 $87,
i6l.S7. land KnEusf. 1850, saH, ountinE itn 6S7t
"a 0G: OF g. I'LL be redeemed st
ZION ri tie ONCE OF the AudifLr OF the city on and
ahar the lSr DAY OF jul x. % ~. 90
55s 80! 6 q HENRY q. CANNON
ACTIN Presiseat Conn missioner 6snsdnx Fund.
my az z r SIS
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WHAT He WANTED TO SEE.-During the
xcssion OF the Butler committee at Newport
on Saturday one OF the witnesses stateo
that he served in the Union army rs pri'
yate. At this Senator Beck, OF hentuck:,
looked up and inquired:
"D,d understand you to say you was
private?"
"Yes, SIR"
"A private in the Union army"
ayes, sir"
eI wanted to be sure. Tve always want.
ed to see private OF the Union army.
never saw but one private OF either army
before, and that was Phil. Thompson, OF
Kentucky"
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ITTRGINTA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
" - - .. STANTON, VA. i

,rno &.b,rs .. ann annual session viii commence
srpTEMgfsR iOTM, 1879. with thoroa2n or
Sanizaison and ils usual fun corps OF lnsrnc.1arsd
fsndInas and grounds are spacious and furnlsnsn
VII, every modern convenience and comiort. Ing
sanitary arrangements are very complete ano sue.
Embarrassed advantages in Music, Modern Lam
9,,sres. and fun course Of English, &c.
Extravagance III all lis forms constantly oAsconf'
aged. ..,, ho,,,nr hv e,eon
gas washing. seat in church, physeians zee 1 ane
cn,ion Ia classes Latin or elementary french' iol
session Of forty weeks, $245.
Sumner board. With = light vacation course OF
study for pupils only.
For catalogues, address .,,,e pos.or
~ 15.2m IA. REV.: X. IL sPHILHlEH, nec.ol. -
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THE SIXTH SESSION OF THE GREEN
l. SPRINGS ACADEMY will open on 1sT Oc-
TUBER, 1879, and close on lst june. 1850. II
prepares young men for business, college, or uni
versity. bT teaching all the branches for a liberal
education.
ton. $50.
For catalogue or details address DR.. G. r. DICK
INSON. Trevan's, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
&. II. DICKINSON,
~ 'eas ~~-~.s"-.. Graduate University Pennsylvania;
7. MARION ANDERSON,
au l2-eOdlm University yfrpiuia.
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At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., AU-
IN GUST 27.7a7e. at s O'Clock P. ~. we VIII sell
the BRICK STORE AND DWELLING NO. SOUS
Lester street, now occupied by MIR. a. Black, con-
taining eight rooans. ..-... -. r. .-.-. ,,
TERMS 5000 cash; balance on accomH odatlng
time. CuAFElN, SIAfLES Co.>
mn 22-ht* 4. Auctoneers.
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nook AND JOB WORK NEAL ..YriLxrt ne
d RsRfRD AT Pin hissA1cn- ~
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AUCTION .sALEs---Future Days:

AUCTION SAEES---FtsCufel ayh.
80 Ef3 Dg FrankJ. Saiflpson.
Real Estate Agent, tAuctoneer, and Notsry Pupiic'
: n once corner OF Ninth and Hull streets,
Manchester, W.. -
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
land LOT IN THEgtITY OF MANGHES-
TER. CORNER OF sTQGkT0M e AS " ny, EUD ~
nav OF SEPTEMBER, 1879, AT O'CLOCK T.
IL, ON THE FREMISEs.-By virtue OF decree gre OF
the Hastings Court or the city OF Manches.eT en-
tarad On the 21fh of July 1S79.In the case Of Ham,
Inns heirs U.s. Eamlin. Sc, will sell at public auc-
ton. at The time and place above gentionea, inc
HOTISE and lot now occupied BY PaIas lianIn.
The lot has a front Of ATM feet, and contains q
comfortable FRAME DWELLING.
TERMS Cash rs TO the expenses OF :uit ana sae;
and the residsc in two equal payments at SIX ana
twelve months for notes. with Interest added. and
title retained Until all The purchase-money 10 PAID
and conveyance ordered by the Hastings Court.
GEORGE MASON,
nm % +, N.,'f1. .t..z| Commissioner.
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MFRS. SYLVANUS REEDS BOARD
1HliISG- AND. DAY-SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LApIES- 6, nad s east Fifty-third street New
York reoieHs OCTORER lST. Erench anu Ger
ing In primary, secondary. and Collegiate depaIt
ments; SirsMng Gsafege). Draw ng painIng anu te
personal care and supervision Of Mrs. REED.
au TuETh8M z $50 e1as& - sf-'
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CHESAPEAKE ASp nHln EAli%Nt
RlrHMpNp, w. Jun" ~. l~T?. =
IN AND AFTER SUNDAY. Nhl p.
Ols79, PASSENGER TRAINS WILL Rus ~
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