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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-15
PHILOMENE's MARRIAGES

PHILoMENEs MARRIAGES. A
French Socie y Novel. BY HENRY
GREvILLE, with preface to her
A american readers This is the last
novel of this popular. and fascinating
writer just written, and translated IN
Paris by Miss Helen Stanley. under
the autl. or's supervision, and publish
ed in this country by L. 3. Peterso II
a. Brothers, simultaneously with the
publication Of the work in Paris, be
ing printed here from the advance
ma uscript Of the work from the au'
thor. from France. "Philomene )
Marriages" is a charmi < story Of
French life. located in Normandy, and
also in Paris, and the heroine's life ii
on, of every day occurrences. made VI
OF country pleasures and duties, nara
ted in most fascinating manner, and II
an admirable picture of home life, be-
ing. a comedy of life full of clevernes
and wit, while the book is commend
able for its high moral tone, as we'll a
its interest, which is preserved through
ont. 1t also contains Preface to thu
Work, written by Henry Greville T.
her American Readers, which Prefac
i. only published in the American Ed
ton cf this. her uew story OF Freuc'
life. 'Philomeue's Marriages is pub
, lishel 10 q large square duodecimo vol
ume. paper cover. price 90 cents. In uu
| form ,,yle with Petersons' editions o
'Dosia' 'Saveli's Expii;iou, MARVIN
off a Daughter Pretty Little Counties
Zins.' Sonia Gabrielle, and
/ Friend. BY Henry Grev:lle. sud ril
/ be found for sale by all Book seller
snd News Agents. and on all Rai!roa
Trains or copies Of it will be sent I
any she, to any place, at once. on thei
RENTING the Prise 10 4 Letter 10 th
publishers, T. r. Peterson 4 Brother
PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
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Phys1OgnOmy'

Popularity, this means the art Of read
ing character by the means Of its signs
10 the face, although it has more ex-
tended meaning In It's original sense.
There are many people who believe 10
Physioguomy who do not understand
and therefore do not appreciate in full
the claims OF Phrenology. In fact,
there are few who do not claim to re-
ceive some strong and very correct i'm
pressious from tho general appearance
of persons they meet. To all such, the
arge and complete work called New
Phlsioguomy," by Samuel r. Wells,
will be specially interesting. This
work contains nearly 300 pages, with
more than q thousand portraits, in.
GLIDING the widest possible range,
from the best and most gifted OF per-
sons to the most debased and lowest
grades Of humanity The whole ground
of cbaraoter-reading is covered fully.
including tho general principles OF
Physioguomy, together with pictures
and illustrations ofthe general forms
of faces" For instance, we have dis
cussions on the chin, and what it indi
Gates OF the nose with upwards of sew
enty illustrations of this one feature !;
all about the eyes, their language, color
and character; the cheeks and complex.
ion ; the forehead the hair; the jaws
and teeth neck and ears; the hands
rnd feet; and most interesting chap.
ter is devoted to the Signs of Charac-
tor in the actions, walk and voice.
The physioguomy of the insane, and
the exercises in expression, are both
interesting and important. The physi-
ognomy of different classes is illustra
ted by groups ofportraits Of diviues,
pugilists, warriors surgeons, inventors,
statesmen, actors, poets, etc. A chap
ter of special interest to many is that
of love signs in the lips, chin, and eyes
If the suggestions given here were
needed, many disapointments in lite
might be avoid. Comparative Physi.
ognomy is also we'll illustrated. The
book concludes with an extended
chapter on Character Reading, contain
ing portraits OF many men or this day
with briet sketches of character, as in
dics ted in their pny siok Monies together
with a few words biographical concern
ing each.
This work must be of interest to tn,
general reader, and it is well worth thu
price asked for it, 50. and it is sent b!
mail post paid, on receipt of price BY
the publishers and it is also otfereC
as a special premium in connection
with their we'll known and popula,
magazine, the PHYSIOLOGICAL
JOURNAL. IT you do not send the
amount (S5, as above. We would ga.
send 10 cents iu postage stamps TO
for Specimen Number OF the PHREN
ILLOGICAL JOURNAL and full particu
lars "a to premium offers. Address s
II. WELLS & Co, Publisher. 10,
Broadway New York.
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THE STATE or TEX As.

e 70 all persons interested in the admins.
tratiou of the estates of Samuel and
Mary G. johnson. deceased:
w., Walker, Administrator OF SAID
estates, has fled in the Hon; County
Court Of Hays county, his final account
as said administrator, which viii be
heard Ut n term Of said Court, commence
ing on the first Monday in April. 1879,
at the Court ouse thereof in the town
of San Marcos, when and where all per.
sons interested in the administration OF
said estates may appear and contest the
said accoun. If they SEQ proper to 90 60. =,
Given under my hand and official seal
March IA, 1879. -
ED. j. L. GREEN,
Z. q. U. Hays 20.
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It'd ADVEx TlS EKsS.

THE FREE PRESS Is leading newspaper ana
.dvsrii,ing medium, and hes the 'eN Once De
,v.,n the Colorado and ssa Antohio rivers
Calculates also generally, both south s"d N",,n
A live paper, devoted TO immigration snd ,he
deyelopment aud progres. Of the country. !.Me.
,onian Democratic n politics. only ana oine'..
psper OF the county. san M.icos the county
srat. is growing town Of somt .2oo inhAo',sn's.
located on the great highway aud stage roa.e
Nam Austin. via san Antonio to Mexico on Ine
line of The international Railroad which mas os.h
COMPLETED TO Austin, the capital OF the state, on
10 thirty miles distant, aud IL Is conhdeht'y ~.
tieipated will soon be extended 70 this p,ace. "
"a notsd Tor its religious aud educational PRIV
isves. and a. the center o fine country and rA'
cellent con- unity; also for the celebrated spnass
half q mile above. which boil up from the ooWe,s
of The earth at the foot OF the mountains, iorhus
,hs San Marcos river, aud constituting o. once
eres, natural curiosity and sn ineIhr'ti'ie water
power. .,t..,. .sns,.,iv
throughout the country, will be apt to recogn.se
in ,hs proprietor OF the Fsss Pass one WIZ
whom, a. . newspaper publisher Of Eastern ia.
diana during fourt~eD years,-from Septenoe,
IsSs to December 1917. they have prooaoiy hau
business transactions, % which he eau poiW tuen'
with pleasure as the best evidence OF MS resPoh'
rbility and mode OF dung business.
# fSee table Of advertising rates on nftp
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Notice..

H.x,ns sold half interest in my Ou.ine" to 7.
II. Ellison, The style Of the new firm will he from
d"a p i q. Smith will be collected by Ellison d
smith And all liabilities OF =. J. u Smith will be
liz uid.ied by the new trm. All persons knowing
,hemselye, Indebted TO Inc would do well to call
and settle, for must close my old business
""N r. J. C. sMlTH.
Gan Marcos, Texas, March Is. 1879. ."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-07

Brief Nems.-At the boat-race in the
river near the Brewery last Friday Samuel
Williams, OF this city, was the successful
competitor, winning the silver medal. The
boat Bonnie Jean was the one used IN tue
contest, and was sailed by Captain Il. >.
Cooper, OF this place.
B. A. Hancock, Esq, Commemorative 5
Attorney OF Chesterfield, met with SAD
misfortune last week in the death OF his IN
Iant child. .
Some sacrilegious thief entered the Meade
Memorial church Friday night and carried
OF. the new organ stool.
A "big suit" will come up before the
Magistrates Court ut Drewry's Bluff to.
day-one party sues another for seventy-iyt
cents. .a
The Methodist church picnic will take
place on the Sth OF July.
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CELEBRATED
AMERICAN WORM SPECIFIC,
VEG3IlFCGE
SYMPTOMS cF WORMS.

Tie couu,enaucc is pale and leaden colored, with
occasional flashes or circu.nscrbcd spot OF one or
a!'ae: an azure >cmicrclc runs along the lower eye
I'd: HE nose Is !rritatcd. sTclls, ara sometimes
b,r,Gs: swelling of tho upper lip; occasional
headache. with hunnng or throbbng of the ears;
q. unusual secretion OF saliva; Shiny or furrcd
tongue. breath very foul, particularly in the morn.
iur: appetite variable, sometimes voraclous. with
3 knaw!ug sensation Of the stomach, at others en-
,ircly gone; fect!Hg pains in the stomach; occa-
ou: the abdomen; bowels Irregular. at times cosire;
Stools shiny, not unrreluently unged with blood l.;
kelly swollen aud hard; urine turbid; respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompanied by hIc-
cough cough sometimes dry aud convulsive; un-
ea>y and disturbed steep. with grinding of the
seh: temper variable. but generally irritable, &C.
Whenever the above symptoms are found 10 exist
DR.. c. McIASE'S VERMIFUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT CURE. (
II DOES SoT CONTAIN MERCURY
!aary form. l; san !nnocen; preparation, not ca
ge'i, ef d2iny the slightest injury to the most
:eNdsr infant.
The genuine DE. MCLASEs VERMIFuGE hears
The sisnararcs Of {. MCLASE and FLEMING Bros.
tic wrapper.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

9s- On all sGtss Of Rsnt Estate ucas bst.see3
tte 1St Of JhnmGTy nad last Of Juns tie tn-es' IS
the present gear hG5e 10 je paid bythe pnrchGsss
o.. all sales mr!s bstsrstn the lst Of J;Iyond Id&
Of te yedT the tares heoe TO be pcid 6y 1hcselker
iThis custom was adoD'si about fifteen years age
hy all thr real estate agents In Richmond and ap
plies to Richmond and vi"initY.1
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS. s.. r. W, dwell Eng .hoiise
IT the northeast corner of K and TErtyirSt
streets, with about gne and 4 quarter acres OF
land attachcd alsu. framed house and lot on
the west size of 1hia't ieth street between Il and
S.trertS.
W. GODDlE, ; J.. NJ trustees sale of real estate
the south side ct Franklin street between
Locust alley and Wall street.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON. 6 p. n building lot
on the north side of Franklin street bet wcen
Jefferson and Madison streets.
J. THOMPSON Bro WV. IS =. NJ. trustees sale OF
Il house and lot on The sonth corner Of IIn! and
Sixth streets. Manchester.
FRANCIS 4. lSBELL.6 2. NJ. two-story frume,l
dwelling on t. south side OF Marshall stree,
between First AMI Fuushec streets.
r. S. ANDERSON S son. go 4. ~, groceries.
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BLUES EXCCgsIoE.-Don't forget this. You
cannot buy excursion tickets at or on the boat :;
must buy them Of Captain WISE. some member OF
the Blues. or c. T. JOHNSTON. Oh MoSpAY. Your
last chance VIII bc i. the of Seventeenth aud
Main streets TUESDAY MORNING. but that is rieky,
especially II you late
The hour OF departure is 7:1o 4. u.
Lest parties be deferred by reports as 10 treatment
of Fourlh-of-JGly cxcursioulsts 4. Hygeia Ho,el
the following Is stated:
Fourii-of-July crowds demanA HEROIC treat-
m.nt. They were not guests oil Hygeia Hotel. Tie
Rlue, excursionisrs ure, and by written agreelDen.
are guaranteed as follows:
'~JUNE II, 1879.
II had not for one nomeat tho'ight OF making
secoudcl.ss boarders OF your comp any and friends,
bt intend TO treat them IN every respect ihe same
as If they were paying nc $3.50 pei day.
~ "H. PuoEDCS."
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. BRIEFS AND PERSoSALS.-There was 4
very exciting criminal case heard by mag
istrate at the county courthouse Saturday.
1t ended by the man and woman (whiteSl
getting married. 81 ..
About fifty yards OF walks in the Capitol
Square have been improved. But much yet
remains undonc; and ut present rate Of
speed the winter will come on and find the
work not half complete.
The Governor has refused to pardon
Winston Payne (colored), Of Fauquier, un-
der sentence OF death for murder.
Judge Wingfield Griffin, Of the County
Court OF Roanoke. has resigned. Judge
John Gardner, Of Montgomery, will hold
the court temporarily.
The grand jury of the Hastings Court,
composed of the following citizens, will
meet to-day: W. II. Haxall, Orange Ben
nett, NJ. Nelson, j. &. Shaier, D. Baker, Jr,
George Watt. Sr., j. l.. Apperson, j. j..
Biniord, and George A. N6lting.
The Police Justice had long docket OF
triflng cases Saturday.
james Pleasants, Esq. left this morning
en- route for Europe ria steamship Algeria.
of the Cunard line, which leaves New York
on Wednesday.
Richard Allen and George Harris (coloreG
boyS) were arrested Saturday evening on
the charge of stealing SO from B. II. Arch.
CT. Nine dollars and fortyseven cents WAS
recovered.
Mr.. james, the New York samDle-mer-
chant arrested at the st. James Hotel. gave
bail Saturday.
at the glass-ball shooting-match lat
Craney Island on the 4th Of July Mr.. James
johnson, of Richmond, won the silver cup
presented by Mr.. Edward Napier to the
best shot, having broken fifteen balls in us
many shots.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-07
LOCAL MATTERS. T..
Excursions and Isle.Nlcs.

Next Saturday night there will be- an ex.
cursioa to Stauntop aud intermediate points
on the Chesapeake and Ohio road. Under the
alspicesof Messrs. j. III. Thompson, J.nB.
Suit, K. I. Adams, G. F. Johnston, and j.
A. Tyfee. The train will leave the city at
8 p. NJ, and return Monday morning. Re.
freshments will he served on the train. at
city prices, and there will be special coaches
for colored people. s~ +f<E
This evening. about Il O'clock the steamer
Ariel will make an excursion to Dutch Gap
and return, under the auspices OF the ladies'
OF the Grace-Street Presbyterian church.
There will be an exhibition OF fireworks ut
Dutch Gap. Covered wagons will convey
passengers to and from the church. Third
and Cary, and Broad and Twelfth streets.
Refreshments will be served at city prices,
and band o! music will accompany the
party.
Tomorrow morning the Blues and their
friends will make an excursion to Old
Point, leaving here at 7:15 O'Clock. Arrange
ments have been made for the encampment
OF the company and their friends near tine
hotel, and at the Hygeia they will be on the
same footing rs other guests. Read Cap
tain Wise'S interesting notice.
The annual basket picnic OF the First
Presbyterian Sunday school and congrega-
ton will be held Tuesday at Riverside Park.
Boats will leave the packet-ofice, foot OF
Eighth street. at 7:30 A. NJ. ..'...'
Low-rate round-trip tickets are now sold
by the accommodation-tra over the Fred
ericksburg road to Ashland.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-07

INSTALLATION o F. OFFICERs<-D District
Deputy John Collins has installed the fol-
lowing officers OF Aurora Lodge, |. o. o.
F.: NJ. 4. Mcdonald, n. g.; c. Diacont,
v. g.; j. J. Sullivan, Secretary; George
w. Fuller, Treasurer; Rev. u. j. Brill,
Chaplain. After which speeches were
made by District. Deputy Collins; Past
Grands T. l.. Courtney, Glenn, and Captain
BEakey, of Friendship Lodge; Past.Grand
A. 7. Burr. of Union Lodge; Past-Grand
+. II. Isbell, of Fitzhush Lodge; and
Past Grand II. W. Bass. Of Stewart Lodge,
Manchester. This lodge is in 1lourishins
condition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-07

LADIES' BEER PARLoRS-A New ENTER
PRIsE-OPENING. To-NIGaT.-A Louis Eu-
ker, Of Seventh and Broad streets, who has
for some years past. kept an apartment in
connection with bis place where ladies
could 60 and take glass of beer, has, with
uDun his modest begin ming in this regard.
and erected an establishment as elegant and
finished in every respect as it is novel in
this community. ,~~
The new building, No. sos north Seventh
street, WAS erected and fitted up as "The
Ladies' Beer Parlors," under the direction
OF Mr.. Charles SiGert, architect, and for its
elegance OF appointments in every respect
does that gentleman great credit. In all
the little details OF furnishing and equip
ment there is 4 degree Of refined taste and
finish, together with novelty CT invention,
that is truly refreshing. ~..
There are two large draWing-room par
lors 81 by u feet, one on the first floor and
the other on the second, connected by
handsome stairway OF pure white and gold
pannelling, surmounted by rail trimmed
with red velvet. The rooms are high
pitched, with well-conceyed cornicc-mould-
ines, The furniture is very handsome, be-
ing ell OF the latest style Of the celebrated
Vienna make, which took the prize at the
Centennial. From the lower par|or pretty
hallway leads TO one OF the most pic
turesque and gracefulIy-constructed gar
dens we have ever seen. IN the
centre OF this is tower.light, which Is ad.
miIably arranged 80 as to shed Hood OF
soft light on the garden, and as central
figure to beautify the place. A lovely little
boudor opening into the, upper parlor,
fitted with the beautiful marble-top tables
and furniture like the other apartments,
overlooks the garden. A lady vii! be IN
charge OF the place, and Mr. Enker pro.
misses. that it shall be an establishment OF
refinement. The upper parlors will be re-
served exclusively for ladies, OF for gentle
men with ladies. The undertaking is cer-
tainly praiseworthy one, and will give our
people some idea OF the cafes OF Berlin,
Vienna, or Paris. The parlors will be
opened tonight for the tirst time ut 8 O'clock.
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Installation Of Qficers.-At the last meet
ing OF Friendship Lodge, No. 50, *. OF p,
OF this city, the following officers were in
stalled for the ensuing term by tle District
Deputy Grand Master: William I. Lithgow,
c.; j. J. Boyle, P. c.; Il. w. Gentry, &.
c.; William +. Owens, V. c.; Samuel X.
Owens, Jr., P; +. +. Foster. NJ. f.; W.
B. McCrary, N. F.; w. A. Gibbs, NJ. A.; !;
Z. B. Vaughn, l. g.; Z. l.. Clary, .. g..
w. 7. Lithsow was installed as Keeper Of
Records and Seal by V. G. S. c. Weisger.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-07

KILLED BY FALLING Down THE STEPS,
Night before last at & late hour Alice Craw-
forc, blind colored woman, aged about
seventy-fve years, who lived at Mr.. w. Il.
Parrish's residence. No. 603 north Eighth
street, fell down Il fight OF steps in the SER
wants building, and died in about fifteen
minutes after the fall, Mr.. Parrish hap
pened to be. in the yard at the time and
heard the fall. Coroner Taylor was Rotihed
OF the death OF the woman, viewed the
facts deemed an 4inauest unnecessary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-07
MONDAY MORNING, JULY =. 1879.

SLIGHT FrRE.-On Saturday afternoon at
1:28 O'Clock an alarm of fire was turned in
at Station 46, Church-HiI erisine-bouse.
caused by the partial burning OF the roof
OF a dweIlng-house, corner OF Twenty
eighth aud NJ streets, owned by Mr.H. Oil
Yer, and occupied by N. Valentine. The
fire originated from chinney-spark.. DAM
age trifling. In -t ..... III
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-07

I CHANGE IN RAILROAD T1ME.-The accom-
mediation trains for Petersburg now leave
Richmond at S A. NJ. instead OF 1:54 \. NJ,
aud at ) 2. NJ. instead OF 4:55 ?. N. The
accommodation train from Petersburg will
leave that city at 6:35 A. N. instead OF GAO
A. NJ. The mail train coming to Richmond
will leave Petersburg at $3.50 P. NJ. instead
of 3:45 p. NJ, as heretofore. The Sunday
excursion train will hereafter leave Rich
mond at $40 A. NJ. instead OF $40, as here
foforp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-07
WEATHER REPORT.

ISprcATIoNs FOR SuNDAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, northeast to southeast
winds, warmer, cloudy or partly cloudy
weather. rising followed By stationary or
falling barometer. .
For the South Atlantic States, falling ba-
rometer, stationary temperature, southwest
to northwest winds, cloudy weather, and
local rains. except on the North Carolina
coast, where northerly winds and station
airy or rising barometer will prevail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-07

THE FOURTH IN BcsToN.-In not less than
twenty balls in different parts iot the city
exhibitions free 10 all the boys and girls are
given by the best performers to be obtained,
consisting OF concerts, together with Jug
glery, ventriloquism, marionettes, &c. In
some OF the halls there will also be dancing.
All will be over by sunset Ne,o York lTs-
b1,ae - .-r... Es.st II sef. ~ b
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-07

OFFICERS ELECTED.-Valey Excelsior
Club lcoored,: President, J. A. Johnson; /;
Vice-President, Nj. Griffin; Secretary, A.
I. Fleet; Assistant Secretary, S. Whittle !;
Treasurer. j. J. Blown; Chaplain. Pleasant
Jones; Critic, r. b. Taylor; Usher, D. r.
Smith; Librarian. J. II. Patterson; Gen.
sor, Edward Sutton. The Club meets at
Combs's Hall, Seventeenth street, every
Friday night.
Mount Calvary Division, No. G5, Sons Of
Temperance: Henry Fauntleroy, Worthy
Patriarch; A. j. Harris, r. S.; j. \. Por-
ter, z. W. P.
Honesty Division, No. 81, Sons OF Tenn
perance: Thomas Norman, w. p; David
Petus, II. S.; Larkin Allen, =. w. p.
These two divisions have gained in men,
bership duriHg the past quarter -. All
these officers will be installed next week.
| Charity Division, No. 4, has installed the
following officers: Sandy Lundy, worthy
patriarch; Peter Graham, worthy asso-
ciate; Jetson p. Willis, recording scribe !;
Z. Bell, assistant recording scribe; 4. J.
| Brown, financial scribe; John II. Smith,
treasurer; James u. Patterson, chaplain ::
Anderson Harris, conductor; James White,
assistant conductor; Samuel Burke, inside
seutinel; George P. Mankins, outside sem
tinel; Miss NJ. j. Smith, past worthy pa
triarch. This division numbers 100 mem
| bers.
Asbury Division, No. 80: Rev. Garrett
Richardson, w. p; M. Wright, w. A.;
A. Singleton, r. S.; S. Whltte. A. r.; r.
Williams, F. S.; William Singleton, r. :;
Rev. T. W. Barrett, Chaplain; J. r. Grit
fin. c.; &. Keeley, A. c.; Daniel Brown,
I. s.; II. Haskins, o. S.; VI. Fl. l.. Dabney,
P. w. p.
| Christian Welfare Division, No. g.: n.
johnson, w. p; A. j. Mallory, w. A. !;
William H. Lewis. r. S.; P. Miller, A. r.
| S.: c. Dixon, +. S.; George Parker, T. !:
S. Petus, Chaplain; 4. E. Edwards, c.;
E. Cottreil, A. c.; E.. Cottrell, I. S.; NJ.
Taylor, D. S.; Edward Mayo, p. W. P.
Three new lodges Of Cadets Of Tempe.
rance-a juvenile order-will be instituted
among the colored youths OF this city in a
fou i.yS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-07

FINISHED FEMALEs.-A, young lady grad
uate, not OF the Steubcnville public schools,
though-the one we mesn lives away of
from Steubenville-was asked by another
young lady graduate, who didn't live here
either "Ain't you Just glad you're gradu.
atm 20 s"You kin pet l EN-, !" she replied.
and the two skipped on together, and the
turned to what they were 60
ing to be dressed ia. -StsubenUiHe Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-07

Poor OPINION OF PIc-NIcs. Excursions
should always be provided with liberal
supply OF policemen. Pte-nics ere always
more or less wearing on the temper, and Dy
the close or the day even the best-tempered
excursionist is ready for quarrel -Bqts'
more Bulletin. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-07

WI, he fe3de. is requested TO compare these figures
LaOy. = 'NA'". - "' otooi Soni"
,S sne above dividends were used TO REDUCE THE
rTnneAL rTSAL PREMIUM. Had they been applkd Yo
fthcHAsE ADDITIONAL INSCnANcEt ii,ey would
"s,c been largely increased
.o ing NOkfHWESTEkN MCTUAL Is the only
which IN recent years has printed Its cur
Ea. o,faaehds Tor tue information OF The public
~" c'feniars or further Information, apply 10 Il
JOHN u. CARY. State Agent.
iv,.a,, @1E 1918 Main street. 4.s
-. .-eo1so5oo Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-07

City Cou1cil.-Friday night was the regu-
lar meeting night Of the City Council, but
there was not quorum present, and those
who were in attendance adjourned. There
will be a called meeting tonight, at which
time the newly-elcctcd members will take
their seats