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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-05-02
DRES& GOsssf&.

Novsitss In CschCmercs. stuun.s, pchrlgrs
and The standRrf cloths, IN splendid variety Alsn
:. Andcrson's % scotch Le?nvrs. printed ruttoa
Dress Goods. Nctnie Cloths, totclnrs. Psrralrs
- eli sf..ftu
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-05-02

10y '"e way next Monday, On inst.
we think it but last TO our Civ r,lbors
to reflect them all 1tt least 60 many Of
taom AZ were active in the xeat eLter.
prize and arc willing to serve AGAIN, ~
a compliment Guc for their mcritorious
-cryiccs.- CoMNuNIcArrp.
An unusually warm summer is pre-
dictc3 by Prof. Pizzf SMYru. the As
tr5nomer Royal for Scotland he bases
his predictions on the records of the tenn.
p-nturc NJ Edinburgh rs registered dur
ing the last forty years by the earth Their.
mamctcrs at the observatory Of that city.
These observations show. he saws. that n
great hcat-waye comes upon the earth
from without, presumably from the sun.
about every eleven years; and it appears
that The next hcat-wave of tins sort may
h.,zJcc;cl 10 the summer and autumn of
thi, g-lr. Prof Smyth thinks these sea-
SONS are likely 10 be glowingv hot. and
the following winter exceptionally mild.
~ ~ TUE ! N''If Don De a
'.'..' q. y '''..' Jun ~ nome 2oo' pe"-
'.''- Don S""' UP Your house lest the
.'' .''''' 'a'e your carpets and your
''7' .''' " nearly laugh shake down
some OF 'N' in">ty ola cop"chs there.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-05-02
Hosiery. Gloves. & HandkerehieiS

The largest. rarcst, spd moss unique French
novelties IN the city, A'sO, tlv medium vradcs %
hosc tor ladies anl children a. very Moderate
prices
Ladies. misses and childrrn's kid. cloth. and
Ltsle Thread CLOVIS Of tr" best manufacture. in
al The newest ~ AIDES 10 match any drc-S material
4 superior selection Of PLAIN hcmmed linen. aud
AZ UueU nctuststChNd. ana -culnpFd haudkpr-
chiefs Also, embroidered six Handkcrchicrs
. -..n 2. - Ii. L. 49, 4
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-05-02

A um1r comes from Pari. chat b.u-
r.ts a.e o. Doe worn ou the head harc-
aftr 10 strikes us the lfoai would he
% good place ON which 20 vea- bonnet
hu such a departure Will look little
..at f.-t
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-05-02
He AMERICAt, FARMER
ESTABLISHED 1919.

Under the Same Management
Ad'n'~i 'n the sl stcms toe crops tho psorls,l
90 Is editorial force enlarged ana ice
corps 90 volunteer ..-ressrr5e,fs r,.-, -...,,,..
Gus 'hrH over, Including me1 of eminent .Yr.
cess in iHe.r respective departments OF farm
Wo.f DO viii aim o. 20 in 1870 better L-,bte,
.n .'' 'se''l ihtn atenv time Boz i's pact usef.I
.''''I "I' 'o deserve to pc welcome visitor
'' every farmer tui farmers family.
Besides iHe Staple Cfops srerisi af,,,,..- 81.
Nv io Dive stock. Home made and AruAcisI
Nsu1res ihe Dairy Fruits. Flowers tie p.r.s.
N'l lhe Grange e. Subscribe aBw.
ly 81 Address. 'N
NAML SANDS G. son. Publishers
l2s w. baltimore ST.. l~iro NJ Golden p.,-,
Baltimore. MAJ.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-05-02
LORD & TAYLOR,
NRw YORK
Opening Spring Display
NEW DRY GOODS.

WE CAN POsrTfyELV ASSENT TlAr AT so
PERIOD HAVE wk DISPLAYED ~ AsSoRr.
NEST az DRY GOODS So ADEQUATE "a TlfE
RbSUIKENENTS pF fNk tkhf.ir uN Al
PRICES. Sc, Apafrhn 10 Thh NECESSITIES
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-05-02
ShaWIS, CloakS, aud WTapS

Thi. department maintains 10 supremacy and
shows Tie best productions from ne European
Centres
our Cioaks aud Saegues arr ess rnd made ~
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-05-02

IL ANlNG had au experience OF thirty years
1 Rs workman IA requiring Wei,b,s
Clocks AND Jewrlry can assure the public aud
this community that ,eel fully competent q,
DO alt work entrusted 10 my ctre in "a work
manliNe and satisfactory manner can he
found during business hours at my shop in the
upper room Of tie Maloney house We, end ~
the town.
As expect TO locate permanently IN Rom
ney, aLd can do good work my CHARGES will
be moderate in ncc'rdNLcc with What Il reouir-
al To be done, and will 5ndeavor 90 the utmost
10 please lho9c who favor nae With their patron.
age Ola Gold and silver taken In ,Srh,ppe
Tor work, or made into new pins riucs. chain,
&c, Ia order. J viii call al the rcshlcpr, O. .
persons in town having Clocks TO repair md ,tt
their movements, aud rcturn them In Good a.,
der. An work warranted
Masonic q Odd fellows Badges
Made to order RAJ Orders from distance
promptly attended To
CHARLES G. LEWIS.
Romncy, Feb. 49, 1877
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-05-02
Suits and Costumes.

superb assortment OF nuc Frcuch hand. traic
lNDERNEAk. Comprising cNrrv requisite TOR a
lNdy's wardrobe Also. ehIiEens suit. tor cvsry
urc AMI siEc.
our Infants Furnishing Department l. thor.
cughly equipped Complete Natdrohcs a. low as
go better goods la proportion. ANY article tn
Ltc Wardrobe az hist price. really cheaper than
NC homc-maic article, aud Hiuch m0re sausiac-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-14
CRIMINAL NOTES.

For some months past young man n% -
1,bu Forster nas been going through BROOK ~
, watches and clocks On the pretence OF hs'lns '"'"
sea,.d and then PAVING or otherwis' dlSpo.Ihs o'
-, A1,ory others ne took clock worth $50 rom
wrs Harhnra ~c1indler, OF No ) Mat.ON7' - n
ii,,tlv .L. complained Justice stnler ahd
-,a,t for F,rstst'> arrest " ~ issued nc rs "a
s't|rt,v even ue as No. 2ll Hudson-tVr' foiS''4 q
s,rbt.on wear 81 age. aad printer by trade
In the stable of Muuzinger's Hotel in Eighth
- ,o- dforty -eignth-st. yesterday q
pa-tv OF Young men had prize fight sm"H ooy
sounded an ALARM and Ofscr O'Counor bnr't oPe" 'n
door. All the inmates escaped with the eAeep'ou VI
1obn Cash one Of the principals 10 the tsht Wp
,,-.b i'm s.d aud Bothered 20 follow ms
"a - taken 10 the Car1lsusvIilc Polce = tlivh
6I. Wouuds were dressed. SuhsequthHS "US'iNN WV
hourg Icmauded him FOR examination.
Herman Schicver, a German vagaoond' was
srr,sfed on saturday charged with being one OF the
men uho. on June -, threw Pauline Imeoold oo"u Ine
stairs Of ten-ccnt odgng-house at No - ChHst Inc
woman died on July II in Bellevue Hos IAe STORY
IS that scblever and an freshman. who lodged IN room
went 10 the Thiebo ds', persuaded the WonHu n w
seuce q Ter husband 10 JON them IN "a CO" - ~
ended IN violence and the w0man's Ctalh' M PO0'
ore searching for scnieveI's sup osed aecohPl''o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-14

s,.,,ro,,s Coyrt-Chombers by Judge Donohue.-
Hsvaen sgt. Acknowledgements for De- niah5 op
Common PieQs-NBectdi Iem-By Judge LaiIoAOlo
(I,arv agt BTeWsfeT--Case and tNccp.lous seL'4''"
lJ,,riuI Cggrt-C bambsTs-By Judge rmnctI,-
Po-eer art Meal Reference ordered Phelps T. Ss H
In. london PhlIps.-Mouon for Judgment on ansNsI mi
paus 9gt Pearson efeHdaut defaults Mason az SIra
Ma f,0m AIT LowrnOergi Bell agL haIiey' t va
t.ied without coss Fischer sgt LndeTuaa IaA'
ell examination Sd .ssed Win go yOsss go. r,-,-rs,v
1e relief applied FOR granted on payment OF 80 oosIs
mn ling cause calendar within twenty diys aeI
San 10 vacate attachment denied with slo costs 20 Ao
event defendant has leave % serve answer NHn
la, ave 20 witAiraN ne demurrer an" s,- of 40
order entered on THIS Otcllou on Pd' 0us
even u favor of I. defendant the demurrer beucdlct
qgr Osborn Devn-The motion 20 serve suppehehsl ~
sNcr setting up me atiealSi- po6eT-s Appication
ruDtcv must he srsnted Nc''r-l ~ - i,sc.y
Tor receiver declined no property on sulclent ,ao m 80
ec Rutzrr agl rear mere a,s ~ ~ 1,esl n orr.
tang ble iMteIestn properly al 10 eoNrIou "
cages chiefly gwen for purchase money ~ No 1870 -
cr5.t1r thinks 30 worth Nlue seceFI na 9e 6 no
the debtors equities u those pi0pefues M
Whaien. esq arponeD such reGe1e 0jno ~ nam
tiG abide event DeAler sgt Is atom &c III -
t11re made allowing he deposit Is not peIlsal1e
vacated as lrIesu-aI s.c3t mus ~ r 1rr Vii bs
tie statute Graves ART hle uL A-v,l o,ui.F 49,
needed. The proposed is not entirely suAceut wight
man sEt ObrrhiserIAe rehe"ai OF t4e JuuEu,Ht g "a
Court of Common Pleas ana granting new TIA p"S 4o "a
t back Iuiader OF issues and taAes rs place a
c0rd 90 The Ora! date u those ISSUES upon tne s-Sl
ca euuar the effect q the Judgment OF renewal by e our
D., Common y4Cate order % Reference Inc
cause tried bv jury unless the parties cor.
again reference tnls court having no power 70 orI on
own motion reference There 10 need Tor e
proposed amended order vacaJug the former order Of rei
e4Cr order rep sng the cause on The calendar loI ia
trr alone needed -irYUp at BrodcriCk.lLe motion 10
as for contempt denied without 20 either party.
property discovered is not OF THAT tangible sind wLch
tun execution yet IN the sher hands II Is essrntay
equitable interest aud TO be reached after return Vi e1ecu
l. f. Ia. .u. eHI
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cAIFNnARs TITS DAY

Srrrvlr COURT CHANBEBs- Potter, Court oDcus ~
1850 a. a. Calendar called az II Nos - r. p, =
o. g. r. IS lUz lOg, 100 ~ Ia 4+u 49, A1J 49,
Ill 100 ISL s2 l92 2Ot. ZOj 2O1 zJ5 ILL., IA 10 - "
sfic.A. TEi5-DOaoAue J.-Court opens at 1890 H.
~ uav calendar
opens i mo tav calendar
COMMON PLEAs-5PKCIAL TERN arrenOre J-COurt opens
1880 d. ~ 20 DAY calendar.
GENERAL -RssIJNs-PARr Lowing The Peorle agt
Casinc Cox homicide Francis Mccarthy, burglary JOhn
howard. grand larceny Jane Pelham James Ryan AIc ely
rom ne person Frank MessmeT feloulCus assault and bat
I.H
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THE COURTS.
ApCUT A SWEETHEART.

THOMAS Keuney, Of No. ABB East twenty
etst and Patrick Costello, of 2l3 East
= ,,,sunderstanding about a young woman n"'
Nv -. Copr,v. living az No. 443 Frst-ave, ana on
,a, night both went 20 her house to nave h"''oA
,at,ed The n-feelng between the young men "a''
-.,or only intensified by what happcnned 10 We
horcs 0f the woman CoStsiln II n tn,
,bat fhev should settle the dlfncul'y ON EoluS
~, me docks and hghtpg according ~ nc va. ~
COVE ring Kcuuey was wiling 10 accom- 5lo'v "a
ire nov started for the sidewalk. WINE ue'ct'.
IlNic sfars Costello drew revolver ana si't n n, -
~ ite inni,t'ug suglt 0esh wound 1o,t,''Vt a.
j. tnt 80 Irsfic. H broth held him Tor tr IN ue
ann al II 600 BAL az TIE IOrkyhe Ponce Oou''
"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-14
NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, July 12.-Lieutenant B. II.
buckingham ordered 20 duty on the Asiatc Station
per steamer Of August / Lieutenant T. T. strong ia
ordered 20 duty 10 ne Boston Navy Yard Gunner G..
C. Neil ls orirred 20 temporary duty the Boston Navy
Yard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-14
GOLD ~ MINE.

VAUDEVILLE, Ne, July Estate AssaYer
Untcuuus reports the discovery Of gold bearing vein
Of quartz the western part OF PenoDsc0t County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-14

METROPOLITAN ELEF A Ell RAlLN Al.
vi OPEN FROM $50 A. VI. TO II p. 81.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. point for Nal street Ferry,
connects with ears Tor south Ferry.
COkrLANDls iitE INearest point Tor Jersey city ana
COnmunpaw Ferrie+
BARCLAY street Ferry UJD0kcu.
CHAMBERS STREET Nearest point tor Pavonia and Eris
Railway Ferry.
FRANK tNsTREET-
GRAN D., R Er-Nesr'tp point for Dos rect Ferry
10 Jersey q ~, and with Desbrosses an1
EasLG Grand street Ferries.
BLEEI KER. STREET with cars for East and
EIGHTfI-TREET- Connecting with cars FOR Christopher
ST. East Tcath street Ferries.
FOURTEEN II SriEEl -Couuectng with cars Tor Elss
Twenty tlId and Thrtvf0Irt street Ferries
rW ENTI- III D--rkEE l-CoaBecuEg VIA cars roc
TwentYtLrd Ferry Jersey CITY, ald Last Irty.
fourth street Ferry Tor Hunters Point
THIRTY observation-disclosures Win cas- Tor NeA
hawEen FgrIy. -
Transfer COmpanvs csbs Tor Grand Central Depot
FIF'TIETH- ~ RFET and SIXTHAVENUE
FIFTY EIGHTH : TREEI-SiXthaye entrance 20 confirm
win cars OF Belt Line Railroad
FIFTY THIRD STREET and EIGHTH ANEE W.
FIFTY-NINTH. STREET a1d NINTH AEEN -.
EIGHTY FIRs rSTREET ana NINTH-ANENI Z
NINETY EIIIrkDSTEEET and NINTH ANEN -
ONEHUN DRED-A y D. - L RTH STREET and NINTH
For uptown trains east side stations
For downtown trslIs take west side stations
Trains viii 5@tst and 8tAaye' ani lO4tlst ana
FARE 10 CENTS. Except between tho hours Of J:30I'
1880 a m and 3 y D m. when the faro . 5 cent.
SUNDAY TRANS from 1850 D. 10. TAI ~ midnight
VIM. K. GARElsON Pross4saS
NJ. VAN BROCKLIN. Superintendent
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6itrations Uduieo--femdles.

IVANTED.-By lady, place for nurse
w who has served her faithfully for i've is truly
competent entire charge of BABY frn iis hr or
children reliable industrious and uustwoithn
person; city country Apply after the hour oil a. H. %
West 4rtls a.
NAITRESS.-By q superior waitress Pro-
w eetant who able u Ill her place safsfactoriy
IN every respect; best reference Gail OUZ 6daNe JAZZ
GUMS BUREAU.
NNASHING-A respectable woman wishes to
20 out washing by the ay viii take her own res
idence guOd city references. l49 West 5lst-st
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER. - An exper-
w fenced woman who un ierstauds fully the care OF
particularly Il not afraid OF hsd
woik. Nous 10 do worS which viii not prevent mel
spending saturday and sunday with her moiher OF
The best Of references as 70 chr
acter capacity from Old residents IN The city AucIess
NJ. T. J.. l43 LcXiug Onaye
- tH EAST 33RD-ST.-A young American
%NO Protestant girl wishes position with lazy OF
family going travelling
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I ONG BRANCH PIER.

ONG BRANCH PIER.
II STEAMER ADELAIDE
SPECIAL ANNOCNCEMENT
In consequence % charter for excursion made by
the and which De broken, tbs
STEAMER ADELAIDE viii not run % LouJ Branch
day. ruJ win her regular trips usual tomorrow
Tuesday at usual Jime
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Gtcurslons.
FARE, IS cents.
A WEST BRIGHTON BEACH

CONEY ISLAND POINT
PROSPECT PARK AND COSEY ISLAND RAILROAD.
TRAINS between CONEY ISLAND POINT a1l WEST
BRIGHTON BEACH leave AZ 800 and 1880 a. m,
anu haLlOuIiy thereafter uutIl iu;lu p. making
close nsotons steamboats, and from NeBYOk anl
Newark EKcur ion tickct- Is cents
Trains between West Brighton Beach aud Brooklyn VIII
halfhoury from 6ijO a. m 10 D. me- and rom p n %
ID and sundays every I'D minutes
Excursion Ticket. between BrO0klyn and " -t Brghto2
Beach % cents The Brookyu Depot Green VOC stayc
De reached bv hOrsecars Om AL flr ferries
This only steam line running direct I'D the )DsryA
cory. 800 feet high and the New ocean Per - Oeet 0l
landing all the public attracOl+
GRAND CONr ERT- Observatory Plaza every atar.
and evening sunday Included. b. D. WNlNps
celebrated NINTH REGIMENT BAND aud n Ar
BUCKLE, the world renowned COrnet solo 81 .
Grounds GIFTED by an ELECTRIC LIGHr 5000 'hnis
power
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-14
5iinations Uauteo-Nldles

COACHNAN.-Bv n single man. Protestant;
can 20 garfeuin II required has good references nom
last EMPLOYER and viii make hims II generally usefm on
geuteua's place good aud handy man Win capehters
toos CAL or address DAVIDSON, b3l west 4-d-st
COACHMAN-A frst-class councilman, by
v married. w!n be found perfectly sober renahe
and an excellent city drivers understands the driving Drtak
inc aud training young horses required ana can DC wen
recommended. Address Med, l46O Broad"ay
COACHMAN and GROOM.-By a single man
y m a private family eight years. references Call Tor
General DANIELS coachman az DENAREs 62S BrOadway
E,OACHMAN and GARDENER.-By young
Y man tswede). to make himself generally useful can
drive aud plain gardening. c. "a j., Letter carrier A.
BROOKLYN Post ONCE.
FRENCH WAITER.-Bv very competent
n French butler; one who be recommended very
highly 4, ling ont OF town speaks knss OaIi
al COZ 8thave, near S5thsL
GARDENER.-A young Frenchman, newly
II arrived desires position gardener private iamy
rrf rred. 5-4 ldt-avr Jersey city Heights, NJ
DORTER, &c.-By young man, u years
Of age American Protestant. porter or @etI man
In anv capacity highest reiereu e' ADDRESS u d.
Box 4. Tribune Uptown Otlce l,-o, btosd"ay,
USEFUL MAN as waiter or porter IN
L hotel-Rya sober competent. industrious and strong
kind OF can furnish eierrhceS CdI
address, 6O9 6tl-ave., bew 5bth ana S"th-sts
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MANHATTAN BEACH.
GILNfoEE's BAND AND LEVY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING.

Trains leave foot East 2}ist crossing the steamer
sylvan GroyeI--:ts, a:'5 I0.t5, ll.lj, aad half
hourly thereafter to ~:iS p. M.
Returning trains leave Manhattan Beach hafhOuriy iOr
New YORK GrplnpO.nt % 1855 D.
Elevated Railroads south Ferry. connecting With
steamer d. L. Martin hourly 1925 $50 VA
Ridge
Steamers Thomas Coyer and Twilight leave North Rves
lardngs-Fr0u --sL $40 lJ-o H., then hourly 10 o-3
?. NJ --,-. 49,. ..,- -
Pier $3.50 a. 3D.. an hourly 10 b:j5 y.
RcturDng leave Manhattan Beach for NeSY0rG va
Bay Ridge ualfh0ury 20 1925 p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-14

EOOK.-Bv Swedish cook understands all
y knds Of cooking Dee " references, city or country
SO LtL.ave. neaI 2ll-sl. LstrlIE
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Gituatiors Uantco--fcmalcs

COOK.-PrOtestant< woman as cook thor
y 0Iz.lV understands lnr business good uak Wiling
with plain washing best cIfy reference De
seen 10 engage CITY country 81 -Jtst candy
store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-14

COOK.-By a first-class cook no preterce,
y but oae who knows her business in al branches soup
game desserts. Sci city country person +
strictly temperate habits and reliability good Tefercnc
20 6tl-tye, near IS-A st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-14
BRIGHTON BEACH.

DRI(IHlON BEACH.
D Trains Brooklyn Fiahush and COney Island Ba
way, until further notice. VIII run haiI-houry between
FLATBUSH-Akl.
(LOng Island Depot, BROOKLYN ani
BRIGHTON BEACH
from $50 a. N. TO 1000 p. trans viii also Leave
BEDFORD
,Franklln-lye.L halfhourly from 6:3j a n 1000
D. IL Last train from the Beach Il .. NJ. The 600
and 100 a. M. from Fatbush-aye.. 6:35 anf
7:a5 a. from Bedford, and The 800 and ti2a
from Br gnfon do not Sundays. The ieuOts
can be reached via south and Wan Ferries by Alamo
ana Fh Avenue ar Lines via Fulton ~ry By ElatDusa
Avenue aud Adams aud BOerum street LIe Ham ton
Ferry by south Brooklyn Central Line, via Gran4 AID k1Os
welt ferries hv Lee and NOstrlnd AveuIe, fJmpEus
Avenue. Franklin Aveuue Lines. EXr4 trains VII "a
iuN ''''- 80 " z. DoRWIS slDsr.ntsnlanS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-14
HUNTERS POINT AND WALL STREET
i ANNEX

The fast and commoiI0us steamer OLYPHANr coaneci
daily except sunday with all trains the Long Island
Railroad for Brighton Beach. RocAaway. and az points On
Z - mn - Ilnrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-14

I AUNDRESS.-A respectable woman wishes
20 20 cut by the DAY a. aundress No. 3i6 West 4lstst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-14

> \. ~ three miles from Turner'S the Erie allwly
post Office railway station, Central valley, y. 2 accom-
molaes seventy guests ashing boating hunting ar Won.
derfuv healing rf'ctuIy cures every form " ulara -
proved By experience; very ecacOus for lung troubles come
in uns before tho crowd Address l. sIOCkBklDGE Cen
Valley, y. Z.
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GUNNER Bonro.

SEASIDE PARK HOTEL. below Toms River,
- Mi 30 from surf aud 300 yards from world
rowned B7rnegat Bay; fishing grounds
America everything r.tc rruar ssrUt where desired
SAMUEL TAYLOR.
seaside PARK. Toms River, y. j.
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A In EhAlI i Ran "A 1 Ian III NDhI AN L
N BETWEEN NEWYORK AND UAVRE
Pier Of Company new 40 North River Of Morton
Travellers avoid both transit by English rail-
way and Gsconforts Of crossing the Channel small
boat.
FRASCE TrudeIle Wednesday, July s. $3.50
CANADA Franreu W odnesday. July 20,
LAPRA DOR sang Ter "Wednesday July So -
Checks drawn CrGit LvOuu2- 81 Pans amounts suit
LOUIS DE UEBIAN. Agent NO. 50 Broadway.
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GcIu ll1ante0.

HNANIED.-A rev men from 81 70 40
w years Of age who ability saIesmen 70 take
charge Of and hire ard train men 70 sell my OBJECT;
Teaching Bbe" by my system Prom three 70 six months
experience will De necessary 10 TT man Tor the business
will good from 300 20 90 600 year NO one
need apply who handle successfully give age
experience send this WJHOLLAND Springfield. Mass
ANTED.-RESIDEN AGENTS in every
w CITY IN NewY0rk and NewJersey for and vllI-
able article just oct large profits and entirely respectable
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4 oonsc,sntaous General.

OF General Albert Sidney Johnston,
it is related that one day in Utah when
his command was two days distant from
q mailing station, he found that . cap.
tain had returned to the camp forgetting
to post = letter which the general had
intrusted to him. But all the command
er said was: 81 can imagine no excuse
for such carelcssness, captain" Not long
after, the general himself discovered in
q winter coat which had been packed
away, . letter which . long time before
he had received from the surgeon with
the request that he post It. He had
taken it to the station, forgotten to post
1t, and it had remained in the pocket fol
six months. The conscientious general
first apologised to the surgeon, and Their
he sent for the captain and said: ri bel
your pardon for reproving you for n
offense in which I myself set the OK am
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9peci1c YraYarn.

A pretty good text for . practical SER
mon Is found in the anecdote concerning
. rural rector in England who, upon be.
ing entreated by his parishioners to
supplicate hne weather, stepped medita-
lively to the barometer, tapped it, and
said: Gentlemen, / think We had bet
ter wait till the glass rises 3 little" Far
different was the simple earnestneM of
the Orkney minister who, being asked to
pray for better weather, went into the
task heartily ~ follows: "Lord, send
US Draw weather, and . bit sough of
breeze that will dree the stran' and win
M harm the heads; but if ye blow us q
tearin' irwin bletherin' gale, like what
we've been ha'ing, ye'll play the very
mischief with the ats, and fairly spoil
4" And this recalls the story of the
Puritan parson, in " Eliot's History of
New England" He, too, prayed for
rain, but, believing that it would be
better to be specific, and that one might
~ we'll describe precisely what he want
ed, he advised the Lord that the at
tendant worshipers did not want q
clearing, drowning rain," but they
would keenly appreciate "a gentle driE-
xle-droxzle that might last about q
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