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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-01-22
Items OF Interest.
ngular being-A bachelor.

A singular being-A bachelor.
A poor fire is a pokerish thing in
cold weather.
A dentist ought to make good actor.
He draws well.
A bouquet is q good scenter-piece for
the dining-table.
Jones' wife wanted point lace, but he
denied it point blank.
When you come to the guideboard
that is illegible-that is bad sign."
Actions, looks, words, steps, form the
steps by which we may spell characters.
No true gentleman will ask lady if
her coral iewelry is made of scaling
wax.
Storms generally are mystery, but
you can always see the drift of snow
storm.
A prima donna is naturally a timid
creature, for her art is always in her
throat.
Histories make men wise poets,
witty; the mathematics, subtle natural
philosophy, deep moral philosophy,
grave logic and rhetoric, able to con-
tend.
No man is the wiser because he thinks
he is not as ignorant as his neighbor,
for the latter may have learned some
thing that is not in the text books, but
ought to be.
Blessings on him who invented sleep
the mouth that covers all human
thoughts, the food that appeases hun
ger, the drink that quenches thirst, the
Are that warns cold, the cold that
moderates heat, and, lastly, the general
coin that purchases all things, the
balance and weight that equals the shep-
herd with the king, and the simple with
the wise.
A strange fatality attended the early
discoveries of America Columbus died
broken-hearted; Roldin and Bobadilla
were drowned Ovanda was harshly su
perseded; Las Casas sought refuge and
consolation in cowl; Ojeda died in ex-
treme poverty; Enciso was deposed by
his own followers; Nicuessa perished
miserably by the cruelty of his party
Vasco Nunez de Balboa was diegrace-
fully beheaded; Narvaez was imprisoned
in a tropical dungeon, and afterward
died of hardship; Cortez was dishon-
ered; Alvarado was assassinated; Almar-
go was garroted, Pizarro was murdered
and his four brothers killed.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-01-22
Philosophy in Small Hunks.

After all, fame is but phantom.
Riches does not mean happiness.
Respect yourself, if others do not.
A scolding wife is a terrible aflliction.
Modesty nowadays is very rare bird,
Truth is sharper than a two-edged
sword.
Prosperity follows in the trail of hard,
honest work.
An hour well spent is worth week
frittered away.
AS a rule, puppies make more NOISE
than full-grown dogs.
What lis law without JUSTICE What
is justice without mercy?
You will often find as true friends in
rags as in silks and broadcloths.
Never confide secrets. Lock them up
in the storehouse of your own memory.
No matter how much sense a man
may possess, he eau stand a little
fiattery.
Jealousy and envy are the hidden
rocks on which many stanch vessels are
wrecked.
The fates are oftentimes very cruel.
But for every cloud there are two warm
rays of sunshine.
Happiness is something we are all
looking for. When found, introduce the
stranger to your neighbor.
Homely people are nearly always of
pleasant disposition, and pleasant dis
position is the best of companions
The kaleidoscope of time shows many
changes, but none more wonderful than
when a just man conquers his enemies.
Punctuality is a good trait in any
bodys character, and frequently leaves
an indelible impression upon ones
memory.
Some men are of the opinion that the
world owes them a living. This is an
error. You must make the world give
you a living. g.-NetO York Express,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-01-22
Drifting.

Hehd against my heart,
Re- hands held fast in mine,
iips that barely part,
it arms thatfondly twine
oHn the silent stream
drift ss in dream.
~ tnsiling foliage near
Aa With a mournful tone
ho trees We hear
h winds'b dying moan
hc silent stream,
tAd drifting, dream.
n sinks in tho west
Wild fowl hurry by
haseing TO their rest,
ty ehant lullaby;
1 borne upon the stream,
gently drift, and dream.
The bittern's lonely cry -
Comes family THROTTLE night
The wild swan fa1Ap high,
Pursues her silerS blight
As down the quiet stream
We slowly drift, and dream
All should our voyage last,
Through all eternity,
The arms to. hold me fast
Would welcome fetters be 4;
Forever down the stream
Tc slowly drift, and dream
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-01-22

Muskrat farming is a rural industry
in Iowa. A good pond or marsh well
stocked is said to yield profitable re-
turn after two years, the trapping being
done in winter, when there is plenty Of
leisure, and affording much amusement
to the younger members of the family.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-01-22

A deputy sheriff at Richmond, KY,
being unable to collect taxes from q
resident, got third party to admire the
residents false teeth and ask to be
shown them, then darting forward
seized them. After living on soup for
few days, the resident paid his taxes and
redeemed his property.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-01-22
TIMELY TOPICS.

There are 421 Chinese business houses
in San Francisco. In the Celestial direc-
tory are included five boarding-houses,
four opium shops, three doctors Offices,
three pawnshops, a Photographic gal
lery, an undertaker's store ard two
newspaper offices.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-01-22

The difference between gossip and
truth is that no one will ever stop to
question your veracity when you are
indulging in the first, but he wants you
on oath when you are speaking solemn
facts.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-01-22
Rates of Advertising.

Legal notices at established rates. /
Marriage and death notices, gratis.
All bills for yearly advertisements COLI
lected quarterly. Temporary advertise
ments must be paid for i'm advance.
JoD work, Cash OF Delivery.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-01-22

oriptlons received for a shorter
an three months.
'9ndcnce solicited from all parts
'NFfy. No notice will be taken OF
communications.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-01-22

Indians in Utah have been induced to
lay aside their blankets and put on the
dress of civilization, and to go to work
with shovels on a railroad. They had
been accustomed to loiter around the
stations of the Utah and Northern road,
doing nothing. Negotiations were
opened with them by the builders of
the road through an interpreter, and
about a dozen we're prevailed upon to
take no shovels and attack sand-bank.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-01-22

Martin Zabriskie, or, as he preferred
to be called Zborowski, whose will was
offered for probate in the New York
surrogate's Office recently, was a re-
markable character. He was a direct
descendant of Albert Sobieski, relative
of King John III. of Poland, who came
to America in 1860, and settled on the
east bank of the Hackensack river,
among the %elaware Indians. Martin
Zabriskie is said to have built his man.
sion in Upper Morrisania in 1888, at a
cost of $67, 200. He made a large for
tune by the rapid rise of real estate
which he purchased in Morrisania. He
always contended against the payment
of taxes on personal property, even car
rying the matter into the courts. The
name by which he was called was always
q matter of importance to him, and no
one could anger him quicker than by
calling him, as the rest of the family
were commonly known, by the name of
Zabriskie. In his will he takes pains to
say that his name is not Zabriskie, but
Zborowski.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-27

was won by L. F. Rogers horses Of Green
Vile. The load hauled weighed 1883 Ips'
of rocks, together with four men.
Cattle show and fair at Foxcroft next We .
nesday and Thursday, LIST and "a.
SAGApAmoc.
Miss Annie Louise Cary, with the Temple
Quartette of Boston, will sing in Bath, Octo-
Der 18th.
SOMERSET.
County Treasurer Burke is TO bring . suit
against the town of Scion, for injuries re-
criycd by himself and wife through defec-
tive highway.
At Pttsfeld. on Monday morning, the
stage coach driven by Pushaw locked wheels
with carriage containing number OF per-
sons, among whom was Mr.. Stoddard Of Bos-
ton. The carriage was overthrown and Mr..
Stoddard's shoulder was dislocated and sew
cral bones broken.
Ar LARGE.
Buckwheat, in full bloom, is being plowed
under as fertilizer by some farmers in the
western part Of the State.
Theodore Tilton is to make il cture tour
next month through this state and the PROV
inces.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-27
Notice OF Foreclosure.

NOTICE Is hereby given that William, Charles
~ A., deceased, Mary A. H.. and Elizabeth Z.
Kitchen. Of China, BY their deed Of mortgage given
to tyrehius X. Evans Of nina. dated Mar 18th, 1861,
and recorded in book ~ page 40, Of tile Ne gistry Of
Deeds for the count, of kenn. and state OF Maine,
a certain piece Of land In China. and bounded ~
fUllow- VIZ. ON the north side Of the road leadink
from Eli Jones TO the Pond Road, so called, Al
ash fence aud stone WALL AT the East of the s~ amp;
thence norhery said fence aud stone all, to land
occupied by John q. Hall; thence easterly on said
Halls south line 10 land formerly owned b, Robert
Sprows; thence souierly by said Sprowlr' land and
land formerly owned by james b. Haskell; thence
to fence near the road and on the road. westerly to
the first mentioned bounds, said land being the
easieriy halt Of the farm which " lillian kitchin
now lives, containing fifty five acres, less,
and whereas, the conditions Of said mortgage deed
have been broken, L. 4. X Evans. claim the RICH, Of
foreclosure thereof. CYRENlUs X. EVANS.
China, Sept. :, 1es9. 3w3v
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State News.
CUMBERLAND.

Mr.. Peter McCallum of Portland, while
coupling cars on the Eastern road at Ports
mouth, Wednesday night. had one of his
hands jammed and badly mutilated. Three
singers we're broken and the others split and
/. torn 70 that IL 10 doubtful whether he can
save them.
The Boston Advertiser states that Mr.. Fur.
Der, Superintendent Of the Boston & Maine.
il clearly satisfied that the responsibility OF
the accident At Know Nothing Crossing,
Wednesday, rests upon his engineer, and
promptly notified Mr.. IIornby of the Eastern
road TO send in his bill for damages.
Prof. James o. Neal, the middle weight
champion boxer Of New England. and Prof
Nelly O'Donnell, light weight collar and ell.
bow wrestler Of Maine, are going to open in.
struction rooms in Portland. Mr.. O'Donnell
is ready to meet any wrestler of not over 23s
pounds weight.
kENNEBEc.
Mr.. Charles NJ. johnson of Pittston, while
ct work At Bradstreet Brothers, Friday,
caught his right hand in the edger, making a
very ugly wound.
The Hallowell Band re-organized Wednes-
day evening, and put themselves under the
instruction Of Prof Daniel league.
OXFORD.
II is reported that five men have died in
Jonesport recently, from what the doctors pro.
nounce to be yellow fever.
In the Centennial celebration at Paris
Senator Hamlin took occasion to say in hi.
aner-dinner speech, that the school district al
Paris Hill had produced eight men who had
been members of Congress, and four Others
who had been residents of that district though
not native-born, had had seats in Congress.
PESoBscor.
u the case of John Greenough VS.. +. &
~. a. Railway Co. in the u S. Circuit
C0ut, decision has been rendered
By Judge Lowell sustaining the masters re-
port. which allows the amount of bonds helt
BY plaintiff and others and sustains the mort
g'gs Of the Penobscot r. II. Co. upon III,
railroad from Bangor to Milford. A deere,
has been made for foreclosure Of the mort
gage, mot for sale.) and it is probable tn 4
She case will go to the Supreme Court OF thu
United States.
.sss PIsCATAQUIs.
Mr.. c. II. Perrieo Of Milo has been in III,
book business for the past sixteen years. an
during that time has sold s23 900 worth o.
bibles.
The sweepstakes on hauling the hea, col
lead q he Guilford cattle show, on Tuesday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-27
NONRESIDENT Taxes,

TN the town Of Mt. Vernon, IN the county OF Ken.
L Debec, for the year 1870:
The following list OF taxes on real estate Of non.
resident owners in fhefOwn of Mt Vernon for the
Sc, in bills committed To Loren Dollof, Collector
OF said town. the day VI August, 1875 has been
returned to me AS remaining VI paid ON the
2lst day Of July. le7 by his cerii, of that date
and now remain unpaid and notice is hereby gwen.
that II the said taxes and interest and charges are
not paid into the treasury Of said town within eighteen
months from the date Ut the commitment Of The said
bills much of the real estate taxed will be suf
tceni TO pay the amount due therefor including In
teresi and charges, will, without further notice be
sold at public auction at the Treasur,r's ONCE.
in said town, ON Monday, the 23d day Of February,
les0, ut three O'Clock, L. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-27

Children cry for it, but they stop crying At
once after they have taken single dose, ~
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup cures all the pains
our little ones are subject to. Price 20 cents
Il hottie.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-27

NOTiCk IL hei,b gwen, Than carts Of Insol.
~ vcncy, will be held al The Proba Ohce. 10
augusta on the tccOnh and fourth Mondays. In
cach mouth, at t"u O'Clock in the afternoon, until
oh, wise orie ed.
AK. BAKER, Judge.
CHARLES iIEwISs, Register.
Nov. |. is.s. fAwt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-27
Assignee's Sale of Real Estate
DISTRICT of MAINE, IS

T.
DURsUANT to an order Of the Court, issued Aug.
~, ls79. the undersigned. Assignee of the estate
of Peter >bey, Bankrupt, will sell at public auction,
at the Office of Heath X Wilson, Augusta. Me-,
Thursday Oct y, 10 D. at 10 A. NJ all the interest of
said bankrupt, in the following parcels Of real estate
TO wit
One lot in Sidney known as the Davis Farm"
The same being undivided half interest therein,
subject TO morfgate to iallOwell savings Iustitu
ton. dated Oct. s. Isl recorded In kennebec Reg.
istry. Book 40. Page Ill., for s5eo. with interest
scmiannually at per cent. per annum; also one
other lot in said sidney containing sixty acres. more
or less, known rs the "sawtelle Farm" being sub
ject to u mortgage to Augusta savings Bank, dated
Feb. IS ls77. recorded In k-nnebec Registry. Book
al2 Page 800, for $780, with interest semi annually
at per cent. per annum. The amount due on said
mortgages ill be made known at the time and place
of said sale.
sept .Svsw HERBERTM. HEATH, Assignee.
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KENNEBEC COUNTY-yn CSsvt u PROBATE. bel.
= <ssssss. o. ~ tAtrS Nssdas Of Sept
CALfNA Akov1ELD. willow se Thomas skoaeid
- late q ~. vesnee. u sald Csshsy. de
ceased. h.viAs esessstsA hef application fer allow
OaDEkED, That nstise theseef b. gven thre,
weeks ssceesavely, u the KeAnebee Jesrnal
printed U Auge:ts. !. caaA Os.nty that al person
N Augusta, On the seeoaA Monday efOeteber ne II
sna show casee. II any they have. Why the prayer o
b. <. BAKER, JaAge.
Attest :-CHARLxs MxwlHs. Register. $40
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$500 REWARD.
MAYORS OFFICE,
AV0lYAfA. lime o. IA

AUGUSTA, June %, 1879. \
BY direction Of the Board Of Aldermen reward Of
three hundred dollars will be paid for information
which shall be 'ucien to procure the conviction Of
any person guilty Of settng ncendiary fires In this
city the present municipal year. the to be paid
upon the conviction Of the lncendiary.
CHAS. Z. NASH, Mayer.
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SANFoRo'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRA

i'ainsome disease in ii y. varying stages. scs
herbs AID I'D b s IN sher essential or% sy.G
na G's sp:S rom sss I@s .o
H. ,!ss,, Ss.sS,s ~ EsSe;i::s:: AZ! Ssss
been seep th n. on "RS Ave.
crah ps,.;cns ';ors,s PEI
m@ e so0 WIEN You hear %.sissy o. ess
1n rrns@y nj say owe %y NJ e .;s,
q sre,t value and worthy e BE- eis'sed snsnS 's'
slai ard medical specifics OF tho day
',Hc honon, derive from it' daily use Is to NJ H.
M.NIY WELLS. OF wrLls. FAsso Co.
TT hns c-r~d me after Twelve ycsrs Of uninssrsuessd
Gro. W. HoUGHToy. wAIrsAn. MAsa.
roLr ow D the directions to the issser nd ~ hap
Ply WYE e isa RSs.TDsaasGs sas Iowa
HAVE accompanied 4 70 cutie n;%s:s < =. :,
high bo I'VE 9s 1cns fs s1 $, Ec Va:
bottle: s.s %y:: s;:;
hundred bottles '''a e. Ts; 1ss :siss
l5s HARRISON AVE. BosfUa.
WE have sold sAxyonps RADICAL cvs. for .sas,y
.oa sIa att sAy hs aa .oes
satisfaction. We have yet to learn Of the arss com
s. u. BALDWIN 4 CO.. WARRINGTON. i'm.
THE cure eff cited In by SANDoEDs RADICAL
l trnx ~as,o u mArkAbl: that u sseneA e taoe.
WHO had su without relief from any Of she - ~
medrs that IL could not be true. lt4erefoee mede
affidavit to N before Seth J. Thomas, Eco. Iustiee oS
''e GEORGE r DINsMoIE. prrsoIsr. Bosros.
Each package Of sAxy..p'. Radical Cess sssssins
ig e isr 10 use y ii s.:t: Pile: ~ 81
all wholrsale and retail druggists and dsa!es shseSkA
n United StnteN and Canada. KEEKH = x0Is
Err. General Agents and Wholesale Drusstses. Boz
iea. Mas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-27

NOT1CE 10 HEREBY GIVEN. that the sub
~ seriSss Aas bsea daily sppsiatsi Administrator
SILAE ALDEN. late Of Winthrop.
has undertakes thst tsust b. Cviag toad a the Law
dirstts: AL persoas. therefore, kavisg demand,
aCAtuet the estate Of said deceased desired to
hiois he came for settls0ent; and ~ Indebted &c
said estate requested 70 make Immediate payment
to STEPHEN q II.OEN
Asf. Z. ls7v aWto
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SALEM LEAD COMPANY,

Wslssats1 YsDD WHITE LHAD.-W
kHswn thrsssAsst Nsv nas,anA - ~ WurfHsT,
FINEST sAA BEST.
LEAD TA18, 9Sls. ~. - sssls fss Cvstsfu
0Weks.
LEAD 1!DooN, Asa - y elssass 49, On
eeD Tot UoaSooeo.' s('ca.is iiis.,
LEAD FIFE, @any ~ - tAis,nsss.
~ ~ Lsv6vl Mastst Ps,sss n, sasA. - ..,.,
quality. 80. SnANcfs nS0VN:.
nsristWase~iy TSssssres' ~. usss.
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leaaI advertisements.
KENHEBEC M-SSperio~ Court. Sept. Tsr~


1879.
49, IN. .o.rt ord.r TIA, notice fthe NJ pden.
~ netested copy efthe libel o. ~ Abstract shefeoi
three weeks excessively In the hennseec 1oafna'.
p'SeS = xsEs' :; i mo-, es, ilsa
thirty dsys before the next term OF tn court 70 OK
holden si Augusta within and for the county Of Men
seose on ne ssss I.essay 81 IA ~
may then and there appear ana a"swef !" s~'o noe'
he shall zee sasse.
This s hb.l for divorce from the bosds Of ustri.
mopy In which the hbslans alleges that she -.
ars g hs .sis as. s Ds} ;r' sSs, ~ ,s ~,
s s:,:l x re: s,sss s
thatthe said Henry Z. DAILY. rvgsr0es,s o. III: mar
.isgs sevssss: .. the issh day q APRIL WI a Lew
and seendcAed ne hoeAnt s.d nas nxsd sspaf..s
ssd spart feo ~ ever sinoe; tAas seid Henry Z.
s eve, sss sss S ss' shs
Ing; thu. On jesse 10Th. 1873 ssd on divers o,he.
any p.e:es::io. :. l.; pa ::i1 HEAVY &; E: !:
ssaed her, has bssts. her, strses her s.d heI
est OF bed. sslns teSsrd her grei,.e i.aa..ss ans
fore she pray' for divorce from the bonds OF mat
rinony. 10, ..... j..
the libel
awso At'e":-wA. y. sIkAIIoS' C'erk'
To tAe How. Cosnsy Ccn~tsstossrs Of Avsossook.
vv@ur ,,a.,sis,.A ei,i..,s AZ sa;d eoun,y rrspect
"r,,ls ,s"rsrsrt thst n.blic e.n,enicn me- And ne
.,, ..yon;t. ~. ;ors,;a. - . c"rn,x ,osd hs.in
1919 ~ ".n,.. a" ~. nii,,s,v GOA IsocsiledI
n.as the rs.id.ncr az Hrs rh"be run,msr in Rrys
1',s...s,', sh.n.s .,..,.s :, IT, .n., q a.ihl,
riansencS. vns1eS Iu. n.sI!s We, ~" w,,a',.
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uVI AIM I'M Active Parties to act n Gener.
HIAIlLuva al Agents for ti,e sale ot oni
spec allies. Business rcspecta.
HHNvUIvU bic. Goods sell rapidly. w.
~ 'AAs - " pay a salary or n liberal con-
mission sales. From 400 10 500 month can d,
made by live men. Rare chance for making mone, r..
Address }. :. MCDONALD s. co, i5,C ar' 'hi-
cago. sept 34w
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l. r-.. oEAI8 " AAINk
OY10RD IS. - RoarA .r Co...f. Co~~l..x,.
ers. SEPT. ssssses 1873.
URoe ne foregoing Petition. saeisAfeory evidence
esvnS oeen !eeeWeo tnst tne petitsonsrs are re.
posMMon, ~ ssat ..3sny 'ese she nents OF Sheh
sptncenoa eApe@ens,
IL Uk ~ u Inst the Coany Csnmtssioners
sse.S " .ns ICY oSce, WsM neseei OF lae'1g
Ne ~ eay esDeeemoss; sext ottne CLOCK 4;
snS 1880 9esea - Wv ths route neessened IN
- ecaMsos an9easatsay amer wnacn ssev'e neas.
eesvesissi place IL the vicinity. AZ such other
measures takes II the peenses q thS Cor
akali jsdee proper And Il 10 further Ordered thai
Det ,fihe time place end Of Tie
srs'Dsetlns .forsssiA Be given 70 AL psrsons An.
said pstios and of this order thereon y b. served
Is tSssr bSss tsses ~ ~. - ana sis~
a sfx Wesks ssSseSs1vely lstks KtonsSec Jcssaai
.svspaos psaDe1 y Assusla b the psinters 70 TIN
state cnA siso ahlshed fhgec vesHs /,
the OXFORD DeSsesas, n1Wspsprf prinsrd It Paris
]: So:,sZ :sS.sS.s 9: :s:.is ssslis.;sa::
Sostsd :. least thirty Ssss bsiSrs "a ~ Of @sst
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wANTEOAsa0 GOOD e. 2I.a Ace .'G tho to
adjoining towns for the best selling household aril
Giles In the world. Tip Top profits. Write AT once to
World Manufacturing Co., IL Nassau 81, New
York. s,ptl3-3w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-09-06
OBITUARY.

Died at Iceland, the residence of E.
J. Lee, ESQ, at Shepherdstown, Jeffer-
son county, w. Va, August the 2lst,
FANNIE AMBLER, Only child of
Henry Is. and Lucy y. Lee, aged one
year, waiting a few days.
DO not weep, fond parents; the Sa-
viour needed another jewel for His
crown, so lie babe His angel come
down to earth to find one. lie came,
and looking saw your treasure: "Here
is a bcfitting gem for my Masters
crown,' he said zone rare and beauti-
ful" So with scarce moments warn
ing he bore it off, and now it sparkles
there. AS you stand at her little grave,
remember thut only contains the casket;
lift tho eye Of faith heavenward, and
there you will see your treasure among
the many that adorn the diadem of Him
who said, "SutIer the little children to
come unto me.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-09-06
Mlarrj0Qes.

At the NJ. e. Parsonage, in Hagers
town, the 2Sth of August, by Rev. a..
+. Hank, Mr.. JAMES 9. UNSELD, Of
jefferson county, to Miss NETTIE
MINlX, OF berkeley county, w. Va.
At the Methodist Parsonage in llar-
pcr's Ferry, on Thursday, August 2Sth,
1879, by Rev. Mr.. Hall, Mr.. ED
WARD II. JONES to Miss NORA NJ.
BARRITr, daughter OF Charles Bar
rift, Sr.-ail of Charestown.
On the 10th ult., at the residence of
VIM. Il. Turner, Georgetown, ID. G.,
by the Rev. Mr.. Sweet, Mr.. CHARLES
SUEnLE, of Baltimore, to Miss SAL
LIE A. KEYSER, of Georgetown, for
merly Of Ilcdgesville, w. Va.
On the Bridge at Shepherdstown, on
Thursday morning, Sept. 4th, 10y Rev.
J. c. Bowman, of the Reformed
Church, Mr.. CHARLES g. FIN
FKOCN, to Miss ANNA Z. McDON-
AID, both of Frederick County, Va.