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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-03-18

The body of boy was found in the
Monongahela river at Pittsburg, Pa,
Wednesday. His head and face were
badly mutilated, and it is believed he
was murdered with knife.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-29
Pessiss ssSZty Points.

The Bridgeville Public School las been
divided into two departments-Primary
and Grammar. ,.7.......- ,.. .....,,...
The Snb-D district Conference, No. 2, Of
the Methodist Protestants Church, holds
us semi-apnual session in .Whaleyville,
Nd, commencing Oct. I.
The way Milford papers differ Gas II
Is, and we speak advisedly, the dredging
VIII not improve the navigation Of Mis-
piIIlon river one cents worth, If they
follow out the programme laid down.
Chronicle. "The larle steam dredger
OF the American company Is rapidly i'm
proving our navigatiob.-Ne,cs. ~
The peaches shipped from the Penin-
sula this season, are as follows BY
Delaware Railroad, 5000 car loads which
average about 450 baskets each, or 2, 2,250,-
OOO baskets Eastern shore to Baltimore
l,OOO,OOO; by water conveyance on the
Delaware to Philadelphia, &c, 900 baskets;
by O.. ID. line 10 New York, $4,000
baskets. This will make the grand total
Of sll shipments Z, CSC, 900 baskets.
CANE PROsPEcTs. Rabbits and
Pei itiidses are said to be quite plentiful
this season In lower Kent and upper Sus-
sex. .-rf4f-lI f7. .aate
Many farmers are preparing to SOW
wheat next week, and : fe have already
commenced. ..N
Dover merchants reaped hundreds of
dollars benefit from the customers At
tiacted there by the Fair. ..t.
The Milford Chronicle completed its
first year last Saturday. 1t is . good Il .
cal paper and deserves lis success.
The Emancipation Proclamation cele-
bration In Smyrna on Thursday was q
big affair. Three or four thousand COL
ored people participated and there were
lots Of music and several addresses.
Senator Salisbury has reached Topc-
ka, Kansas, on his investigating tour, and
the committee have commenced work.
G. Smith caught catfish in Wicomico
creek last week, which, when cut open,
developed a large meerschaum pipe aud
gold ring.
Hon. VIM. T. Hamilton, Democratic
candidate for Governor Of Maryland, is
making campaign tour Of the Eastern
Shore.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-29
EnOlish Esni0rants In Anserica.

EssOlish Esssi0rGnts In Assses.ica.
Many eholts have been made recently
In several directions In England to in
duce skilled artisans to come TO this
country under promise of higher wages.
In view Of the depressed state of a9ri-
culture in great Britain, it is most likely
that agricultural laborers as well as far
mers will begin to look in the same d.
rection. English farmers cannot pay
their rents, landlords cannot live as they
have been accustomed to, and therefore
there Is no prospect of the English agrf-
cultural labOrer getting any better wages
in his native country. At times there
is lack Of labor in this country, but or
diDarily employment at good wages is
not a difficult thing TO get, and an indus
iriOus, steady man can scarcely fail to
become well-to-do. The American far
mer is not bothered by conflicting inter-
ests between tenant and landlord. He
Is free to buy and free to sell land, and
to the extent that he improves the land
1t Is his own improvement. The failure
that has befallen British agriculture ari-
ses from the difference between the rents
on the two sides OF the Atlantic. If the
British farmer had tor the same rent an
equal quantity of land, no doubt he
could produce as much food as the Amer
lean farmer, acre for acre. IL would be
unjust to suppose that the agriculture of
Great Britain has failed it is the landed
system which has failed. That system
is favorable only to the families of own
ers Of the soil and not to its cultivation.
For the family the only question is what
10 the highest rent that can be got out of
the land; for the farmer the question is
how cheap he can hire labor to enable
him to pay that rent and for the labor
or the question is how Is he to live. It
Is a conflict between humanity and vest
ed interests which the Royal Commits.
sion. recently appointed to look into the
matter, may explain but cannot remove.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-29
TINE TABLE.
- -u~,uorON.

,.vr WILMINGTON.
-. kr.,.,,.: .s.:' aa ,;%; (. :. :;ls; ~. ~
Il y. q. M Z On N sundsys' IN
lEsns, a. Z ~ is.cs, 9 m, liM,. y !. =; !.
~ and Washinag,sscrn, = m. sun
PeC'i Isl, i.04, On ~"
|ra.si;!I,S,, ~ t.S pm no sunday
| ,..,,,, SO, sis . m;io'' sssp
! ss.dsSy 'Fs;n' f.; sv a m; i". 9"
! ssa%sdsy train ,ssn1;p.rn r. r.. sas .
elns,aoOO : n; : no sunday train: q g: an.
spRs%.tsrn K, X. ! ID, 10 % . M
iss VA "a Z train, $40 . m.
|n..SSsIvI At VII 1 l! horSS q "a ! ~ : m
llaa,ss,pt . "a 10 81, 8 IS, 40l.
|a.!Es. cS, . 81 { m; y n1 :.
!, mi n, 70 Sundays: n~''"
sa sIp,n. ? o. au,S 70. sH.a m; ia g y. .
y ars ~ , NJ; on Sundays w
q. .sMa M IAN, II y,
;1'ns''Sos = g o. sundays . " . nj ~
! Deposit '".m' no Sunday
c..t,s. 50 . m; II 10 =;
, v :: no sunday Lrsins:
r. r.: $50 IL 10 . M
=. ., " sunday trains. % 80
l.i,,GssGson q, { n; 3 nos; 10 sunday trains.
~ Western r. r.: . 90 . N;
.rn y: sunday train. SIS p m.
4 viLHINofoN LEAvsTA'L-
.., ADtIl "a Washington ave-
! ~ 10 20, II % . m; 2So , r.
sy. . rs, II 30 pm; on Sun-
m: sos l6, Il 30, p m:
second and AArkce q streo1
n is. SIS, $40 II % pm
avs: . 70. II 30 . m. .-L-
The daily gazette., 1879-09-29
CURE YOURSELF!

Dr Bohsnn.ns r rvsssl.sI. c.r.sl... e y.Ir.nted e
.::si; :na e.: 1d
prsctises IL from tive % vests tlm.. This
dy which has bseD used By DR.. 3OAsnnan in his pri
All ID curing even he wossT tss.a i've: 1.slit, ..S
men Who fse1s wsaknes Seyobd theif yes IL inviEcr.
sins psopetis. are sst :. c1s: Yo.ss ne. s.asIins
habit q can th. medicine vh the
snce oe . speedy snd PHnnANKHr sars. The petien
erecy the parts affected - soothing and healin
ionic and .nodyns 70 the relaxed seminal vesicle
storinS them e their natural slate the ..ms y the
dcnts simple productions o. nsiure-barks rcssa
herbs sts. spd are Specinc for the above dses.es
Price, Five D0llars, sent with full directions, ete
10 eny address For sale only ~ DR. c. A. Bohannaps
o<6ce, Nc. 02l North fhh street. between Washington
ns-nr. BS"Treaal.s spssi.i Diseasss which gives
scIs.s Is nsSSS Fl ns nntnr mRse%s' Ts.ns q
FREE 70 any address upon receipt Of one stamp
The daily gazette., 1879-09-29
More Gold fOs. An,erica.

The Daily Telegraph, In Its inancIa
article this morning, says the sum of
f7O,O 900 in gold WAS purchased In the
open market for shipment to New York
on Friday, and 1t Is expected that f2OO. :
600 In gold, which has just arrived from
Australia, will also 60 TO New York.
financial article this morning, says |:
"The sum Of $3.50, 900 In gold was pur-
chased in the open market for shipment
to New York on Friday, and 1t is OK
pected that 81 ,OOO, 900 In gold which has
Just arrived from Australia will also 60
TO New York;
The daily gazette., 1879-09-29
An Eyopensest Strangely Pre-
vented.

At Baltimore . young business man
named j. w. Walker attempted to elOpe
with Miss Ellen McClelland. daughter Of
Cary Mc0isiland' 'mt,aa millionaire s,S d.ovsr,
the rendezvous with hIend, Walkers
carriage was stopped BY the lady's
brother-in-law, Edward P. Suter n young
lawyer OF wealth and standing, and other
men, who presented rev0lven. They
took Walker through the adjoining
woods and imprisoned him In some
place unknown until criminal charges
can be brought ageinst him, when he
will be surrendered to the officers Of the
law. Suter then also kidnapped Miss
McClelland, and had not made his ap.
pearance at last accounts. -..........
The daily gazette., 1879-09-29

DR.. Bulls cough syrup should be KEEP
In every family. A slight cough II un'
checked, II often the f0rerunuer Of con
sumption, and . timely dose Of this
wonderful medicine has rescued many
from IN early grave.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A GARD

TO n. VINO are snf5sfinF rom inc error,
and indiscretions OF youth, nervous weak
ness, e4rly decay, loss Of manhood, Ac.,
FREE 81 a,s "e sress Sn1s rsmysS ySSE
was discovered by . missionary in Soutt
America. Send q self addressed envelOps
70 the REV JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D
zew York City. .-------
dec20- eod Awlv
The daily gazette., 1879-09-29

Time Is money, but health is happi-
ness. Ifyou have q bad cold or cough,
uss DR.. Bulls cough syrup. 1t viii cure
you.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-29

Philadelphia and New York Exchango Nsr-
nished to regular Depositors without charUo
The daily gazette., 1879-09-29

EDWARD BETS, PREsIDKNrl s-i
GEO. D. ARMSTRONG. CAsMrsa
Paid up Capital. e6ooseoo,
The daily gazette., 1879-07-24
Must Serve Ont His Term.


Some time ago an alderman Of the city
of Cincinnati, named Kelly, was arrest
ed and convicted of illegally soliciting
votes and was sentenced to three months
In the Hamilton-county Jail. The grav-
Aman Of the charge was that he induced
= nonresident to vote the Democratic
ticket and had him swear that he resided
at his (Kelly's) residence. Since his
conviction Mr.. Kelly has not been sent
to Jail, the authorities graciously await
ing until Mr.. Kelly could apply to the
President for pardon. Quite recently a
petition for Kelly's pardon was brought
here by Governor Tom Young, signed
by Deacon Richard Smith, General An
drew Hickenlooper and others. The
President referred the petition to the
Attorney General, who, upon an exami
nation Of the facts, has made up HI
mind to decline to recommend the par
don and Kelly will have to suffer ii
Imprisonment.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-24
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
rRAINs LEAyr WrLMINoroN.

TRAINS LEAVE wILnIEaron.
For Philadelphia: 2Hi 100, $40, 800
SIS, S.So, s:ss. p. M. M On sundays: Isl
For New York 3.sI, io.0l, . m, IL 81, ~ 80,
s4s m;onsunday.; Oea m. .; y, p; m
s3s q m; 12 81, 1.A, bls. pm. Sun
days IL 81, 2.l0 m
For Port Deposit: AS p m no sunday
For New Castle: $40, sB . m; O5, sop
m; no Sunday train.
For Delaware X. R.: e16 q m; 06, Q %
pm no Sunday train.
For Wilmington a Northern r. R.: %
For Delaware " estsrn r. r. I Is, 10 O5 m;
$40 pm. Sunday train, $40 m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
Fro% shlaasPs,1iii p%; q Pss Il = y ST. q g.
!;4o, 10 q. y y. 2 n nj on sundays: u g.
rrem New 3o2: i q, 81 ( m; ~ y, ~ o.
so, 70 PIP m, on Sundays; l2 q. 1 oe
From Baitimore: 2 o., 8 20, s4I. q m; l2 q
Y ss,s %, sss p m; on Sundays; o. m
from ~ Wilmington: Z o. . m IN, 1873
FROM Port Deposit, 900 q m; no Sunday
From New Castle: 500 I'M; 10 m
FROM Delaware r. R.: 80 IL 10 . m
| TO p. m; no Sunday trains.
| II 80 . m; s. ? m; NO sunday trains.
From Delaware Western h. r.: 90 m
| 2i6. 5 p m; Sunday train. 6.25 p m.
| TRAINS YOR WELLINGTON LEAVE PHIL
| ADELPHIA,
From Broad street and Washington ave
nue. I 30, Q 90, 10 80, II 45 q m; 30, 90
400, bl6, 616, %, II 30 pm; on Sun
days; 9 90 m; 8 eO,S q, Il 30, p m:
25, . m, 70 m, II IS, 3 66, 8 30, II 30 n
on SUNDAYS Q 30. II 30 . m.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-24
Virginia's Whipping Post.
A COL ,oRED MAN FROM PHILADELPHIA
UNDER THE LASH.

RICHMOND, Va, July 22.-John
Gross, a colored man from Philadelphia,
was whipped here to-day, in accordance
with the sentence of the Police Court,
for dealing in a novel lottery introduced
here by himself, and by which he had
succeeded in inveigling number of col
ored people from the country into invest
ing in his lottery. Gross promised that
eyery ticket holder would get COW or a
horse and no blank. The ticket-holders
have not yet received the coveted prizes
but the enterprising lottery-dealer go
thirty-nine lashes, no distribution o
which was asked for by the luckless in
vestors in lottery tickets.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-24

Young man, If you would succeed in
life, never hesitate in boldly expressing
yourself. If you say, ~ think" 81
guess" "as nearly as l can remember"
or in any other words give room for
doubt in another's mind, make sure he
will make the most of it and give you
credit for knowing next to nothing Of
the matter treated of. But though utter
ly ignorant, put on bold front and
talk loud, and you will make those
equally ignorant with yourself look up
on you as q marvel of erudition; and as
for people who know more than you,
why, they will keep quiet, in your pres
ence at least. What matters 1t If they do
mentally write you down an ass so long
as they keep their opinion to themselves?
Bluster away. If you don't deceive any
body else, you may in time convince
yourself Of the vastness Of your attain
ments.-BOst0n Irdnscript.
The friends of Miss Lille Duer say the
story published In the Philadelphia
Times, purporting to have been furnished
BY her and of her authorship, Ia fraud.
Other persons have pointed out that the
story is an old ono, published some years
ago by another author, and 1t is explained
by Miss Duers fr1enus Lhat "Boveral
years ago, while yet at school, together
with one of her classmates, she wrote of
the article alluded to, drawing upon her
| imagination for part, hut copying the
greater portion Of the same from the
| printed leaves of . book called Catharine'
simply AZ matter of practice in PEN
| manship, rhetoric, etc-the practice be-
ing one followed by her class at that
time." These sheets were taken from heI
writing desk by youth who has doubt
less imposed them on the Times.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., in the Ameri
can Newspaper Directory for July, show
that the whole number of newspapers II
the United States has increased sinc'
January of the current year, from 500
0,153. New papers abound in the Ter
ritories. Suspensions have been fewe
than in any corresponding period for sew
eral years.
Mr.. Stephens has not yet announce,
himself ready to take the nomination 70
Governor of Georgia. His health is al
right. He was placed on the apotheca
ry's scales several days ago and it az
peared that he Mad gained four penny
weights and six grains in month.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-24
In . Southern Church
New York Times Special; l.

New York Times Special.
ATLANTA, July 21.-There was some
what of sensation in Trinity, the most
fashionable church in the city, yesterday;
Governor Colquitt was to preach and
the church was crowded. The govern
o.'s colored coachman came to the d0ol
and asked for a seat in the gallery. The
gallery was locked and the usher escort
ed him to a front pew in the church
This was the first time colored persor
ever sat there, and the incident created
. sensation in the city, though nobod.
seems to object.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-24
FereiEa TeleEraphic Summary

The British troops have defeated the
Zulus With grest loss at Ulundi. Tne
whole zaiu army was engaged and the
battle resulted % disastrously for them
that It is conceded on all sides that the
war is ovsr. One account represents
that King Cesswayo He'd before the hight
was over.
An English resident Of Jania teleRraphs
his Arm belief In the immi minenoy OF war
between Greece and Turkey There are
reports from London and Paris OF an ex-
pectsd reconciliation between the EN-
press Eugene and Prince Naposeon.
Mr.. Milton Farrow, native OF Rhode
Island but . resident Of New York tool
the Albert prize at Wimbledon. The
House Of Commons has ordered the A.
rest Of two persons who offered TO sell
the decision Of . committee Of that body.
NJ do Lssseps hes issued the prospectus
Of his Isthmus Canal Company, which
Is "rid,culed" BY the London Times.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-24
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III ibALTlMo|
| yra,ns will le |
|'pfitilalslpInaies pIa !
|,co, slC w j
IpB, P. N; m;;.,,,a
| Mia MIA. and \ \
las. 50, Ls 10, :
Id 5e. - t'is :,
II li,allimore al
| ssssillmore a. Z
N sl.;'2M,ine, .
I''rralns FOR ~ "
| New Castle
| harrington D.
Hes, nar,vi an,i
Delmar a"nI
p u
pniladelPn1li' al
LAD, a, IN, 800
IphtIi'l tI' 4delphisa q,
sallinore al
|" Faor fu,her,
rs;erfcl to u |
depO,.
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ID Cllanse Cha 4 e.
EHi,h, is1e,.Ti'rIas
/ Leave VIII
|snt 5.S p. m n
/ Arrive Avt
| Arrive Poi
| Rpturnlng.
Isnl iTp. Ill
Returning,
Iani 9 lUp' III
Arriving
H., an 8 OO !
t,eInif
The daily gazette., 1879-07-24
Fashionable Ewn'u''' \
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No. 40 King s'f'"
wu.MINGTON. DEL

WILMINGTON IA at|
49, We respectfully, !y,anl Intend :s1a 49,
,,sssdins ,sss IF S.'%'s!,sS Ss.ssas9ys a .s:s y;
I. 81. :@.: :$S :4s q s.;::s &c
:ss% s%sss; 4 s.sss:s: s!:
g :ss 8 sssss
!: !: - !; Z:
sss .:s s.ls sss: % FL: g .:sas sss
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The daily gazette., 1879-07-24

WHRAr was unknown In America
prior to the discovery Of the continent
by Columbus. 1t was not until 1880 that
the cereal found Its way into Mexico,
ond then only BY chance. A slave OF
Cortex found few grains Of wheat In
parcel Of rice and showed them TO his
master, who ordered them to be planted.
The result showed that wheat would
thrive well ON Mexican soil; and to-day
one of the finest wheat valleys In the
world Is near the Mexican capital
From Mexico tho cereal found its way
to Peru. Maria d'Escobar, wife OF Don
Diego de Chauves, carried = few grains
to Lims, which were planted, the entire
product being used for seed for several
successive crops. At Quito, Ecuador, .
monk Of the order Of st. Francis, by the
name of Fray Jodosi BIxi, introduced
the new cereal; and 1t Is said that the tsl
which contained the seed Is still preserv
cd by the monks of Quito. Wheat wal
introduced into the present limits Of ih'
United States contemporaneously will
the settlement OF the country by thu
English and Dutch.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-24
THIRD EDITION
s-1aa..Hs... for Ts-Day.

Generally cooler, partly cloudy 'oeahsr
and local rains, wih northsdsf to nortA-
,oest scinds and sloplv risiao barometer.
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JNazI NSsANknIILATO
nS sa 49, Ii
THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY
RHEUMATISM, GOUT & NEURALGIA.

THOsE TERRIBLE ENEMIES OF HU.
l. mat hapRfness, Rheumatism, Govt
| and N Neuralgia, q heretofoFs sest,i,tgls IN
| conquerahle, have indeed found their mas
ter in JENKINS ANNIHILATOR. We
! have the testimony of men of the highest
standing in Louisiana and other States
that after suffering indescribahle pans fol-
years, from which they sought relief in
vain by visiting the Hot and Warm
Springs of ARKANSAS aud Virginia. and by
using dozensiofgsmaliss more Or less high.
appraised, When, in fact. hope had almost
died out, they have found relief from pain
by the use of the ANNIHILATOR, and by
continuing it for short time. have been
perfectly curea. hSANNIHIBATOR is
a preparation purely vegesalles agreeable
fea any injurious results by the deli
cateas las r'w robust IN constr ntfoiiiII
Price 81 DO per bottle Est sale bY
all Druggists. Ask your Druggist for cir
cular containing. tccftiicates, or send to
! N. JENKINS T. CO.; Propristors,
4 New Orleans, La.
Fin'ay & Thompson, Wholesale Drug
gists. New Orleans, La, General Agents
for Louisiana. Texas, Mississippi, Alabama
Arkansas and Florida.
March 6, 1879 Tyr.
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to day. It
HIS both Tthe dis no b.

! ity to afford its renders
| the promptest, fullest aud
most accurate intelligence Of What's
everi II, the wide world is worth aften-
tion. To this end tbs. resources be-
longing to well-establishel prosperity
viii be Literally ,orprhyed.g itepr
sent disjointed condition of parties in
this country, and the uncertainty of
the future, lend an extraordinary sig-
nificance to the events of the coming
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frFt5t;s lfliJ &C 90 IN FIJI 7-Fsfs
$500 RE w "A r. ID

baG bot9Hs,Hna ,s;s W Adtt:sis 40
h3i wsi q aai'snaps sbssslt sa5si !
STATE Of T.. sLogIsIAN,ti lExECuTrHE IL
In ff3gf DEPaRTAEHTs;7fsa5xa
WHEREAS ON THE FOURTH
w zdagof 0ctober,I l87G, aFRkhx4A.
lIossAT was brutally killed andianr- 81
|tAred at Gothic, III the Parish Of Rap
|iaes, in this StstpSamfsiiraa2
Whereas, JAMES LIGHTFoOT and !
WILLIAM LIGHTFOQT stand s.iin-
dietcd for said crime, and it, has been. !,
,;1ss g %s 'ast they ere
IS Now, tl,srefofe, 4, FRAN C;IsllT. NJ {
GH OILS Governor Of, tie STATE Of
Iouisiaha, b9o 8jrtne. Of the ,ant FORTY ~
10 me vested law, 40 Issue tlliss,imyy 5,ai
proclatnatiotf,, ,Gomhaniding lhH officers ="
of the LAW ana all good ,citizeuiss To aid I'D
and assist fn arrestihg the Said James
hightfpot, fpds William, Lightfoof. to. :
tile etid that they MAY, be- hrbnsbt to T
Justice and ,s dealt with saesordiinng te !,
And I do hereby offer a reward Of. !,
.FIYEsHUNDRED DOLLARS for, the
aifestand defi5efy d sud James Light ~
foot and William LightRoot Id aiiy 81.
the jails Of hsState, a'ial.sgs $ ~ s'oa
james. Llgiftfost is about thirty e
years Of age, i've feet nine inches high. 81
spare built, high cheek bones, large &,
gray eyes, Kas.always d doWncast look, !,
slow to speqk, datH' hair, weighs about :.
100 pounds; Vas called James, White ~
before coming to ,Cotile.a $50 ss'sa'se' Il,
Eawit'iam Lightfeet is about twenty s
five years.9f age, Eve feet seyen,inehes ?
high, rather stout, weighs about AS m
pounds, sandy hair, blue eyes, afull
face, rather pleasant ffree spoken and i
very qnick, and makes friends fast.
Given undeS b,yis6gs atnrs and the
seal Of The State Of Louisiana, at tls4 :
City Of New Orleans. this tentf day Of :
April; in'the: year of s6nr', Lord ono
Thousand eight hundred and evenly
eight.aiatssiHi.e!sh tg41eioaflR 81 q 5Tuo
q t oFRAKCIS II: NC HOLLS,ps ad'
Governor OF. the State of Louisiana. q
eBy tl.es Goyornor:go 5ipli u af,ssaN III g
. VILE A.STKoNG,l9tiN asaas T9a4
@ s,mss Secretary ofStatea snh sds sse
X .,eatfgrn al 4cgs NigG!
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tantIpart of the SINS work for 1879.
We have the means of making tpe
SUN fas "a political, "a lHefary and d
general newspaper, more entertaining
aud more USEFUL than ever before !;
and we medn 80 apply them freely.
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tinue to slime or tho wicked with nm
mitigatet blighpcF.f While sIh des7
sons fife pastsl,d,ha &c fceas,aatl,'
kept before the people, the sun does
pot propose to make itself in 1879 II
magazine of ancient history. 1t is
printed for the!men 'aifd!wtMitanof to-
day, whose concern is chiefly with the
affairs ef
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-07-04
KINGSVILLE.

Eds Iel:-The splendid rains Of Satur-
day last, have caused the face Of nature to
bloom with beauty and gladnesS.
The click of the moving machine may
be heard in every direction. The grum-
bling about the light crop Of grass dates
back some three weeks or more. NOtwith-
standing this complaint, we have noticed
some splendid meadows of late.
Rose bugs are all the rage, down here.
From what we hear, we infer that they
have a coming appetite for anything that's
green. While the grape vines, cherry trees
&c. held out, green window blinds are safe,
and your correspondent will venture around
without fear. We are, however, opposed
to all compromise, and Rose bugs as well
as Potatoe bugs may take this for granted.
Prof. Greenlee, of Conneaut, has a fine
class of boys and girls, here and at North
Kngsville, who are mastering the rudl-
ments of music and reaping the advantage
of voice culture-which cannot but prove
much value in coming years.
Dingy the station agent, is adding to his
jewels. he has 81 FOUNDER that he is
rejoicing in now, but is disposed to modify
his happiness in view of the fact that these
things occur only once year.
Rhen's leaving the Spring Mill, is rather
put in allegiance, as the protest Of our citl-
zens are entered against any such move
ment.
To the Cooley ereamer recently put in
by Mr.. F. S. Moves, he has Of late been
building spring house supplied with cool
spring water, and their aid secures sweet
cream and prime wholesome butter, with
little of the trouble heretofore experinced.
Our supplies of green peas come from
Davis & Mullet's Bend farm. We have
been peas-full every since they began their
supply.
The Downing Strawberries furnished by
this firm are rightly named, as their grav-
itation is downward very naturally.