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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-10-04

The October number Of ST. Nicholas
closes the sixth volume Of the magazine
with an array Of features Lard to match
in interest fnr the little folks.
Louisa NJ. Alcoit contributes the open
ing story entitled "Jimmy's Cruise in
the Pinafore," charming narrative IL
Illustrated with fine portraits Of characters
in the "Cbildreu's Pinafore," which will
delight every boy aud girl who has heard
the famous operetta,
The Elevated Railroads OF New York
are described in long article by Charles
Barnard, and with il are given eight al ,
mirsble pictures OF various views along
the lines Of the three New York Roads.
Besides these, there Is timely little
paper telling all about the strange doings
aud mysteries Of Hallow'e en-, and illustra~
ted with lovely frontispiece; while a
very "Cuuons Monastery" is shown ia
a full-paRo picture; end =. fascinating
"Scbool i'm tho Woods" Is described by
Maurice Thompson, tho literary archer.
OF Stories thoro is a capital budget, be-
ginning with the two serials 'Eyobrizht"
and - Jolly Fellowship" which are
both concluded in tbis number with
climax installments. Then there is a
lively fishing story-F'Mr Carothers So
cret" written by the author Of Lab Kin.
zer; a pleasant fausifdl tale By Monouro
d. Conway, and 4 strong home story for
girls called What Kate Found in the
VOL. An Educational Breakfast ut the
Peterkins', very comicsl affair, IS told
about by Miss Lucretla p. Hale; Mary y.
Bradley contfibutes a fine poem called
Duke Leopold's Stone, for which Alfred
Fredericks'has drawn a beautiful illus
tration; and there arc several funny pic
tufes and verses scattered through the
number, while tho Departments at the
end will look At least az inviting as over
20 the young eyes that read them 50 caro-
fully every month,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-10-04

private dispatch from Wheeling, re-
oeived just az we go 10 press, Says that
--oftho 1--WE don't like TO give
namos) got most riproriously drunk,
Tuesday, and that couple 81 his 6dito~
fisi brethren took him out between them
fra walk, thinking thereby 70 sober
him mp little They succeeded In got
ting him rs far A. the Sidewalk, but his
lses ~Pecoming helplessly pgpgped no
braced himeelfup as we'll ~ he could,
and addressed his friends as follows;
Geptiemen, while (hic) my limbs Chie)
refuse IA perforR their functions. my
Die mind .fornaias (hlc) In all its brill
fancy ..
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-10-04
Commissioners Sale
OF VALUABLE
TOWN PROPERTY IN RowLEs.
BURG, PRESTON COUNTY.

George G. Campbelll
W..
William Il, Hooton, IN ouANorRy.
samuel n. uo.tou,
Exc O;ors sc.
bNLmlue ~ u decree OF tho Circuit
Court ct Tucker county. rondnr,,l -, ~
above cause at hc April form thsrcn,
lS.e, the undersigned, who wr,s anno,n'
ted special cU,hmiSSioncr. tot, the nur
pNSe, VIII oilor for sale. Nbauct'on. IN tho
nlSheSt mddcrM Row leSburS. OF rho ia
nay OF October, 1879, two parcels of real
VNC'c' situate IN the town OF Rowl6sbure
WIN tholr appurtonCos, To VII: Fractions
Al part OF lot No, =, fronting on tho n ~
" H. H. ON which Is greeted n Hotel NV,
story trame, with all necessary, convc,Is
'ncoS attached. This property il very Ic
Slt3ulr, bolng centrally situated oNnosit,
mo uepot, and was convened hv keuhcn
morris To Charles llooton hy deod onto,
-v'h OF Jandrry, 1869. Also nnrtionni
Rort OF Lot No. | on tho south side a.,
M"lh Stleet, ON which is orC.rtcd n yood
rranlo uwciling House i'm good ronoir
~ Hllu was conveyed by Charles y. Nj
i i'','''o 10 CntrloS tooton, by decd dated
,I'tua'S Isl tonS, being the real estate oi
seized. '''''''' uiou'
Terins of sale. Sufficient cash 4, ho,a
to pay costs OF suit and expenses of saio
ahu inc residue upon a crodit of ana -, -
nhu tnree years, taking irom tho MIR
VhaSor notes Tor the dOtorrpd nnvmonts
MN gV"d security, bearing interest rrorr
the day of sale. '''i''
VIM. EWIN,
g., Special Commissioner.
sept l, 10 Slt.15tI
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-10-04

A Romeo IN this town enc night last
week won't to sorenade his b st girl,
choosing a selection from Pinafore az an
opening piece. In voice trembling
With emotion and tendency 10 split on
the high notes, he began: Farewell mil
love, light Of me- when a four pound
brick waited through the midnight air
from the old mans bedroom window
lodged in the very vitals Of, his guitar,
and the concert stood adjourned.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-10-04
Our Tuuuelton Lottor.

We thipk chat Justice" has rovicwc Oh
/ tho toll cato project in tho rightught. and
the majority OF Tho people will substan,
tiatc what he has-sct forth to- bc n, thing
moro or less than'juStice, that we should
not tolerate such unfairneSs from such
individuals. They had bost lot good
| enough" alone aud thereby save trouble.
Quite delegation of tho Tuuueltouitos
were at Rowlosburg on Thursday even,
ing TO witness .ho MSnStil Performance
| given ut that place. They report having
good time generally; and enjoyed tho
tho performance Immensely. They pro-
nounced it quito creditablc. Amer tho
performance was over tho young folks
INDUCED In a htto "mnlango" for n
| couple ot hours. whilo awaiting tho train
% -oturr homo. Much credit is duo
McSsfs, Stone. Cockroll and Smallwood,
for tho excellent music rendered by thom
during the evening. :
There wss 70 literary on Thursday
night owing to tho fact that tho maioNity
of the mombers were at RUwlesburg to
take in the show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard, of Wheeling.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Haines, OF Irontown.
wero visiting at Hotel dc Eanafiold's last
week.
Miss HaUnah Brown entertained tho
young folks on Saturday night, at her
iathor's residoUco, 10y giving them n 30
ciable. We understand every thing pass
ed oil pleasantly, "A ID each and every one
enjoyed themselves hugely.
Mrs. Juo. Harrison zimmerman. who
has been visiting rolativoi IN Smithhold,
Pa arrived homo on Friday evening.
accompanied by two orSmithnold's char :
ming young ladies, r
Mrs. Dr. Uecrmans, daughter. and
Miss Sadie smith, OF Gainesville. arc
visiting ut the residences of Jno, W.
Brown and Ash Il. Gibson.
Justice" you're the very lad we've
boon looking for, for tho last six months
60 ossis, IA as Item snnichar" We arc
not insensible 70 the fact that you arc no
green hand at the game, Flop i'm and
toll us how JAY Bonafleld got his coon
dog, aud Wen pay tho doctor bill.
n. Il. Gibson returned home from the
East on Friday last.
Mr.. Amos Powell has been quite sick
for the past few days. "'
W9lter Ha9ans mashed his big too YER
badly ono day last week, whilo haul
Ing trunk,
Whom two couples o: young girls and
boys started out on Sunday, riding I'm n
two-soatod carriage, thoy wore IA happy
~ four loving CLANS, until the shades of
tho evening began to approach, ami thot
.Eo couple in tho front seat began to re-
alizo that tho crying need Of this great
free and majestic csunuy Of ours ia
two-seat carriage with the front soat bg.
mind.
The latest addition to the phraseology
OF slang among tho fair ones, is; "Ain't
he tumbler ?" POLLY q. j..
TUNNELToN, Sept, Goth, 1879,
"Seel" saba reverend gentleman,
"here is an illustration. At one
time | should have sworn awfully at
this fly-but, look now" Raising
HE hand, he said gently, 60 away
But the fly only tick!ed his nose the
more. The reverend gentleman,
raising his hand with some vehe-
mence, made grab at the offender,
and, being successful, opened it 10
throw the insect from him, when, in
extreme disgust he exclaimed; why
d--u IL, it's wasp'
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-10-04

Mr.. II. ClayHyde, of Kingwood, for
merly editoa .,of the ARGUS. of that place,
was in town last week, and was examin-
cd by Judges Raymond and Fleming for
admission to practice law, and we I'M
derstand passed very creditable exam
ination 49, FdiynOt Inter.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-10-04

David III. Chambers, Esq, agent for
the Kingwood Oil and Mining Co., Of
Pittsburgh, called on us a few days ago.
He reports that the oil indications in this
county are decidedly favorable, and tdat
tho work of sinking wells is to be pressed
vigorously forward by his company.
Large bodies Of land have been lessed in
Portland, Union and Reno Districts.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-10-04
A showman Beaten to Death.

Daring tho exhibition OF Coup's Circus
at Parkersburg the other day, an attacho
named Sullivan was set upon by gang
Of young roughs and beaten TO death.
Bob CASTOR, the ring-leadcr of tho gang.
is ia Jail.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-10-04
Younq Lady Killed by tho Cars.
special Disnatch to the Register.

CLARNsBURo, w. Va, Sept, 25.
The Elk press going East, this morning,
run oveI and Instant killed Miss Liz
ri q Winters, near the depot. She was
standing on the II. n O. railroad track
looking at the Western train. and Md not
see the Express approaching. When dis
covered 10y the engineer ii was too lato
to save her. She was bldly manglod.
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W%|H~ -
Our Girls.

The girls in tho principal cities in this
country, arc noted * follows;
Boston, tho most intellectual.
Baltimore, the handsomost.
New York, tho gaycst aud most OK
pensivc i'm dress.
Washington, tho most airy and super>
fine.
Philadelphia, che most ref ned AID lady
like.
Chicago, the latest and aost dissipa-
tod.
Toledo, tho biggest foet.
st. Louis, most reckless.
New Orleans, the most truthful.
Cincinnati, the gayost nirts.
Louisville, the prou dest.
Maysville, tho most amiable disposi-
ton. ...
Detroit, the widest.
Cleveland, tho most graceful and en-.
tertaining I'm conversation.
San FL ancisco, the most Indifferent.
Mobile, the most liberal entertainers.
Hartford, the bost musicians.
Buffalo, .he dullest.
Rochester, the longest hair.
Kansas City, tho most anxious TO la
loved'--&. EolSis P0St-Dispatch.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-10-04

MARRIAGE LICENSES GRANTED.
II. MitIfuffman and Mary Punk.
IacOhMetheny and Lottie Hardesty.
Gbos. n. Luzier and Anna y. McCom-
Dor.
Jas. j.. Keenor and Mrs. Nancy j.
Shay.
= Geo. w. Cazadd and Hester Jane Good
i1g.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-10-04
THE
WEST VIRGINIA AFRO US.
Is Published eUe1y ISat,1'ddy by TIC
ARGUS PRINTING COMPANY,
KINGwooD, PRESTON COUNTY, Y. "a.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

To residents Of this cotolfy-One ear,
$780, six. months, 20; four months, so
cents. a.
To non residents Of he cottYty-One year,
81 ,65-the 10 cents extra being charged
TO prepay POSTAGE six Enopt this, IS ceptsi
three months, 60 cents. -.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-10-04

~Daily except Sunday. +Daily. tDou'I
stop here, Besides the abOve>named
traine there is a Way Train with a pass
engef car attached, that goes both east
apd Sost daily, except Sunday,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-10-04
WHEELING WHOLESALE MARKET.
WHEELING Oct. {
FLOUR.

WHRAT-A fair supply is coming in ;
1.05c@5i.10 is the ruling price.
COKE-Recetpts fair, selling at doc.
RYE-Salcs firm, but quite small; sell.
inc at SOC z bushel
OArs-Tbe market firm with n moder
ate demand and decreasing supply; good
to prime 8OGJ35c.
BARLsY-Scarco with moderate de-
mand, except Cor the best qualities at 550D
$t.OO
.hAY-Demand active; supply equal 10
10; OId loose on wagons 81. O0NH 90 per
ton; baled at about the Same figures, or a
triile higher in some cases. Western
Iowa SIS 0O@2O 90.
MILLPEED-Iu small demand and holds
steady; middlings Sl9 per ton; ship stuff
Sl2 per ton.
Provisions.
COPFEE-Fair 10 good Rio Il l4Q1Gc
prime Tic; choice 1sc; Lest Wheeling
roasted 18C, yellow Rio i6c, Java 25c
Syrups, common 85D4Oc, prime 4Gc; New
Orleans nolasses, 30@35c; prime 3Jc;
choice 40c.
SUGAg-Rehned hard crushed 0J gran.
ulated o. powdered 0ic. A coffee Sc, Il
SIC. commercial T. sugar &C., commercial
q nc, yellow & z, golden q u, common
yellow 61@Gfc; New Orleans SC. Rice,
Carolina CHOICE nc, Louisiana &c.
~ ~ u Ills NilllliIAJAlbT - IN EDON NGa
mand for choice grades, with probable
increase in quantity. We quote choice at
10M12C.
d PoTAToEa-At Sf.25015O per Dbl;
sweet potatoes 81 90 per bb
HoNEY-New domestic 1O@12lc. per
pound.
SALT--Thc market Il quiet at Sf.2O for
the best quality.
TALLOw-lu feir demand aud ste ady.
Prime city rondefod sells at 6@5ic. per
10 loose.
GIsssNc Firm at 91.05 per NJ. for
choice old, and 2Sc for green.
WOOt-Market firm; unWashed 20m23c:
washed fleeces, Ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Vif6lnia X and Xxx 85c.
NAus-1Od % 81 $500. An abete.
ment Of 10cls per key on orders Of 200
kegs or upward.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-10-04
Two Mon AccidontalIv Shot

DIR. Pratt, of West Union, Doddridge
county, and George S. Martin, Of King
wood while out driving In buggy on
Thursday morning last, near town, met
with quite serious accident. il ap,
pears that the hogso they u ere driving
became frightened and started to run
away, i'm consequence Of which. double
barroled shot gun, which tho young mon
had with Thorn in the buggy was thrown
out, and tho hammer of the lock striking
against tho tire of the wheel exploded
tho cap and sent tho load of shot through
Martins leg below tho knee, making a
rightful wound. The tomple Of DR..
Pratt was just grazed. Drs. Manown,
Love and Roter attended the wounded
men.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-10-04
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK MARKE.

Beef csttlc-3@4c.- Mich COWS, Sf9.
a. SO Hogs 5@jl c.-Shoep for butch-
ers, 3@4lc.-Lambs, 3@4 lc. Stock sheep
&1.5O@S2.75.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-08
SUYDAY TRIBCXE.


Prom The Trfsvne Of sgtrrr7r
Mr. Greeley printed n regular Sunday edition
of THE TRiBUNE in 1861. Since then. we have
ccntcntcd ourselves with a piper SIX days
IN the week and it is with the greatest re-
iuctance that we have been led to cOntem-
plate return To the Sunday Issue. livery
other morning newspaper n Tie city. however,
has long since made Sunday edition one of
ITS principal features; and Tor years the
united demands OF our readers and advcriis-
eTs FOR q plprT on the day when they say
they want II most have grown constantly
harder to resist. The habit Of New Workers
N this respect has greatly changed since
the war. They read newspapers more
than books, and they read more on
Sunday than on the buster days OF
the week. II is not question any longer on
sunday mornings, whether they VIII read the
newspapers, but only what newspaper they
will read. Our patrons have long urged their
right to get from us what we have to
sell at the time when they want 10 buy.
They do not want to wait, and they viii n,i
walt, tlil Monday morning for Saturdays news.
II we refuse 10 sell, they simply 20 elsewhere.
After long efforts TO resist it, we are thus
finally forced to see the imperative business
necessity Of giving orr patrons what they
want, rather than drive them to our rivals.
The question of work on day held sacred
by most of our readers, and accepted as
properly day of rest by all. is not involved.
Nobody objects to, or wOuld consent to give
up Mondays paper; but there Is Tar
more Sunday work necessary in its prepara-
ton than IN that for Sunday morning. We
shall so, arrange. matters, however, that
all employees VIII have their day Of
rest. And we shall hope to make orr
Sunday Issue such that even the most
scTupulOus Of our readers will rejoice IN
it as an Improvement over the Sunday publi-
cations which II viii dIsplace.
Henceforth The TRIBUNE will be issued
every day in the year. Ask your newsdealer
TO SuDDlv II rpgllarlV.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-08


nr-rr-At Clarens switzerland Thur.aaY December 4,
Mary amt. ~ ra n Buck ". Bull ami daughter Of tAe
late Edward u. Pete T. OF Boston
suddenly at Chicago st nal of aouie eronchi,
tn
CUM yG--sufdeniv On sunday December :. James Cum
invs % Ais ate residence 20 last ioth &C.
Notice o. funeral hereafter.
LITTLE-At AIgers. Africa on SATURDAY. November %.
Hlrrlet Nay. we of william Little. OF New "rs
Notice of iuneral hereafter
MALTBI E-9udGeuly, Saturday uorung. December 8.
$50 Esfaile be owed wife ~ Frederick A. Mar'ie
Relatives friends he family respectfully invited N
rgst Brooklyn. T. T., on Monday. December :. AZ 23o
I- m.
MA.rABY-on FRIDAY the 5th e.t Francis .econd son of
Theodore and elizabeth p Maaby ~ the s-ih wear oi s
Funra services Monday the stu a. the Episcopal
reis.-e.s tnd RI .nis o. the FAMILY are nv'el
Trlln leaves Grand Central Depot % 1898 a. m.
REnMoND-On Foav. Dec uher .. Mary daughter oi The
F-nsri scryces aii 6e he'd % Grace church Monday
nor.nr the sth ust. at v.j) It's requested that no
flowers De- .'nt.
srILwEI1-on December O. John sulwen. 10 tho 7sth
neral from bis ats feslieacs a, Yonkers. Monday. the
carnage In atrr or tc arrival lOJ from The
l-a-st.. depot Please omit lowers.
THOM.ON-Suudenv. on December g. SO. affcr
short Nine-. ~ pieuru pue munii James IL ih'n'on'
larr n arior disfcr. ID fte gth Z has
p, r. a fu.u.- are fy1t- Cd lrteud the from
noon. -th iIst., at O'Clock.
TYLER BROOKLYN. Friday Dec mber so. after
SNORT Illness Marie l.. VIE " Charles r. Tyler, ana
Glughier Of william aud Elizabeth H. Firth. IN ne l7ta
0i her
r % the family respectfully invlf'i ,
funeral from the rsfenr- OF her nareus 525
Paoihc-st BROOKLYN. Mon1,0 afternoon. st clock
Oswcgo v =. and Detroit. Mich. please copy.
WESTCOTr-At the resi- ence ~ her laughter. Mrs william
J.. GID r. WnSel. Thursday December T. - ?,
Mr. Mary A. widow OF The lse Dr. 0ariioer Wesco Il
Internent az New London. Conn. December \ 1879
New-York tribune., 1879-12-08
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY DECEMBER g. 1870

extended fror Canada 70 the South Atlantic
Saturday afternoon ifs centre was over the
lake region H. Ncbra ka. satnrdar the weather
was fair AMI The temperature was about 4l'.
In this city fhc temperature from D. M np TO 10 p
m was about so. Tnc barometer ~ 10 p. IN. was
rning and at the signal Service Office ON tine Equit-
ahle Buliiu- % thought uIt IL Wuslc
fi still fur her Tho greatest velocity o ne wlnu vas
nj T. ~ Saturday, whcn ~ vas travelling M the rnie
0f ghl miles honr. ~ 10 40 p M the ram
faii had been about half an nrh Arouto D. M there
were a fcw VIVID lashes OF hgntninN accompanIeu ny
hclvy caps OF thuniera very unusual occurrence Tor
fhs season OF The year a,
ghe stnru prolused much trouble Ia the Telegraph
or - pnrffcniarlv IN tte wet Tho messages ciine
slowly aud although few wires were doN serious ID
trrru non a. blriness resulted The news that came
over the girss before midnight was from 'hreo 10 lo
hnigs late. . -
Tie tfut weather of vcs-erd " vas cilnYto we
more that ~ was srOrp contrast wiif tnat ~ th LAY
before. Af-cT tac violent storm, wbieh t.nnueu gar
into saturday night the bright sunday win lt- eiea
sky ami baImv arr was a welcome reli' " was mucu
more like dly in April than iu December ne chufcnes
were very largely attended IN tne morning ana III s
afternoon ~ streets aied with peopie tenplen
To stroll ~ the uniisua freshness and ndness OF t,
air There was much driving "a Central faik. ana
thousands who could NOT ride stro"d aDout Ia" Villas
New-York tribune., 1879-12-08
CApTAIN ]. N. THOMSON.

Captain }. N. Thom on, Harbor Master, died
M house az No. los East scverfycchth-st, satur
Iav morn ng after brief Illness He born IN ths
city in 1919 and began cary in life TO take an active
interest in politics being Republican. In ls62 he was
= candidate Tor County Clerk. but was defeated. Tie
was appointed uarbor Master by Governor Morgan h-
teen years ago. After holding the position Tor Ave
years Captain Thomson removed by Governor iOn-
man hut ho was reappointed by Governor IN 1874
Durnc ali the years % his service be lad charge Of the
lr DyIsiOn extending along the "a or 'front.' on the
East Side from Pir No. 40. To fle Harlem River He
was United safes Weighing Master at the Custom
House some wear. ago in NJ. Cnrnel'- ume.
CAPTAIN Thomson for many years has represented
he di-rict I'D which be lived III The Re aubl'can State
Convention.
er4l hours he died unconscious, falling 20
recognize even ms own s0n. lis deatn was caused bY
Ducun0n.- The funeral will take place tlls a.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-08
RAILWAY NEWS.

BosroS, Dec. 7.-Arrangements were COM
rleted and the papers signed in this city Sat-
urday afternoon efectng the longproposed
up,on OF the Aiehison. Topeka and santa Fe.
tine st Louis and san Fsancsco, and the Chicago and
Alton Railroad Companies for the building OF Joint
Inc from Albuquerque. on the Rio Grande River, New
u.xieo uue present terminus oil the Atchison Topeka
and santa FL LincD. TO the Pacific coast
ST. JOSEPH, No.. Dec. 7.-On receipt OF the
announcement that tue people of st. Joseph had raised
ao 600 TO a,d the extension the Missouri Pacific aud
81 Ioseph Railroad orders issued to proceed at
once with the survey the necessary line TO Atchson
20 connect with the grade OF the g. Joseph and Topeka
Road ana work will be begun NJ q. early day AZ poss
he Tbe directors OF the new road will meet on Mon
dsx and eompleie toe organization Of the company.
BUFFALO, Dec 7-yay Gould arrived In this city from
New-York tribune., 1879-12-08
uARPER & RRnS

:
Hurper'- lain Dictionary. tdit-f uy l. A. A1frews
i. I'd %, Chlr'Ion D. Lewis ut Cha es -lurl s0
O8s pages Price boards 90 iI sheep 90 50.
hail sarIrr $40 jus fuli klss.a. 81 3D.
Fbe Egot-L A comedy IN By GoOrre Meredith
p4pr IS coufs Np 30 in te frank in square l.olly
The Bells Of Penraven 4 novel Bv R. Z. rirr0n. 40
paper IU c-lts. si the fgank square Library
Ar IN America and hisg0ri al sketcx BY :. q
W benjamin. PiOfusey illustrated -yO, .-liAAd-e4 cloth
q uu.
The Boy Travellers N the Far Fast Adventures Of
two youths Inurnev O japan aut China BY Thomas w
Knox. AN camp Cotton tiei." overland
Through Asia" "Unde ground. -IOhn, sc. Illustrated.
6gO nllminaird cloth. -.
studies Of Greek Pocts By Jonn Addingion ~
moHis. I.ay NIrgcs. llauals-
ay." R~ys sed ana cnl rgi 0. auth r. In
vols. lOT0. doth. - 10.
The Notth Americans ~ krf'quiry Their origin mi
type Of civilization cunsllcrd 81 Jahn T.
short ClCtI. -.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-08

,,easant and profitable during the past season-has
Inst bought s1ooooo house near Fifth-ave ana IL 70
hecom, New Yorker Ike these other happy West
.~,ers MI sIils Mr. Huntington aud Mr Chafrc. Mr..
Fsips T. married to daughter OF ex-senator Davis. OF
yirgin.a
Colonel w. p. Fogg has sold his interest in
The Clercl1nd Herald his partner The Hon. r. C. Par
sons wLo thus becomes the sole proprietor. Colonel
Forr thinks of making a tour IN Australia His visit 20
Exypt Arabia and Persia some years resulted an
readable book Of travel I. he the material In his
Australian nnroey FOR work property describing the
Vigorous Arr0Saxan colonies IN that island. which
manilesty dfsttncd to become great I'D raj rcpuoc
at no dSalt day he wilt d. q real srrv.oe There *
publication fully covering for American eyes
this iutcrcr. ia n I'd.