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SUNDAY REVERIES.

Whene'er our eyes we cast on the List OF
esteemed contemporaries
We see that as to whans In name opinion widely
varies,
But though we scan the list all through, from 4
even unto lizard,
We ind no name to match that OF the Jun Rioe7
tDakota) Blizzard.
Unless it be contended that the title may pass mus
Beside 1t OF tho Mississippi City Loutsiana) 8nste
may they live in happiness, these papers Of dread
names,
And never get up a controversy about the Southern
May envy OF the Buster meyer 7anklo In the etz-
OF the editor of the Radical Jim Rtper Dakota)
Blizzard,
And lead MIN to engage in war, with fearful fuss
and dustcr,
With tbs Greenback Mississippi City {Louisiana)
Buster!
May the editor OF the Mississippi City Goaisiana>
Buster
Forbear to exhibit any of the aectionsl bounce and
And threaten to transdx, as one might do snake
or lizard,
With his bowie knife his brother Of the i'm Riuer
{Dakota) Blizzard.
May fortune pour golden shower On them that
will be eternal, r.
TIL the bank account OF each is as long al the title
of Lis journal;
May he never zee, the editor OF the Jam Hseef
Dakota) Blizzard,
The mercury at 98 through h1a ulstefs collars
wizard;
And in December's snowa may he not have to go in
his duster.
The man Of the Mississippi City tLousiana> Buster:
The heart of an old man down in Tazereu
County is deceitful and. desperately wicked. he
had five red-headed' and croes-eyed daughters,
wbo were, in his own vigorous and expressive lan-
guage, ''eatine their darn heads of, u and not one
of them was sought in marriage BY anybody,
''Kobody cometn to marry ZEN,
Nobody cometh 10 WOO:
Itp'rapa may seem incredible,
Bnt it is ead]y true,"
he sang to himself, lew days ago, re heroic re-
solve came into his head. and visiting newspaper
in the ueighborhood he procured tho insertion Of 4
BRIEF item about 80 local romance, " In which
occurred the words: IAN over true tae,'''
ana also ''Trutn is stranger than fiction. ="
Theu he went homo US happy as II an Arch1.
medean, lever had lifted the mortgage
off Of his farm. The paper came out on Friday,
and on Saturday night he found five horses and
bugsies hitched to his fence, aud the par]or and
liyiug-room SO crowded With young men IN their
best clothes that motion in those apartments was
hardly possible. On Sunday his five daughters
were invited to 1alk home from church with
twenty eight persons. and the preache. delivered
an eloquent discourse upen 1.-THE Duties, Privi-
leges, and Responsibilities OF Riches" and told
The 1arer after the service Was over. that IL some
friend of the cause Of religion would clear of the
church debt and buy new melodeon for the choir
bis name would 60 doHn to grateful postef1tY IN
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CINCINNATI, O., Aug. 16.-1he Republican
Executive Committee to-day nominated Charles
Fleischman for State Senator, in place Of c.
Moernn, declined.
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DRUNKENNESS.
Dr.. D'Unger, discoverer OF the cinchona cure for
drunkenness, cures all cases. Room 27 Palmer
House.
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Don't use stimulants, but Natures real brain and
nerve food-HoD Bitterz-
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IOWA.

Iowa Crrr, H., Aug. 16.-The Democratic
County Convention to-day nominated John 2.
Irish for Senator, and Moses Bloom and Capt.
1. R. Wolfe for Representatives.
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A. F, & ], IRONS REFERENCES.

While in quest yesterday Of information re-
1ating to the sanitary ventilation OF buildings,
the most effective mode OF trapping drain
pipes. closets. etc, the writer called at the
plumbing establishment OF 4. F. & ]. Irons,
at No. 173 Madison street. This firm began
business here in 1859, and since that date has
been steadily building up reputation for first
class, practical work and extending what has
grown to be widely established trade. With
outgoing into detail as to drainage and veptila-
tion sysrems ard plans, Messrs. Irons stated
that among their customers are the following.
They wished no better reference as to their style
Of work:
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.
Architects-E. Baumann, A. Bauer, John n.
Van Osdell & Co., L. B. Dixon, W.G. .Edbrooke,
F. Baumann, Fl. L. Gar.
Buiiders-A. Grannis, ESQ, Mortimer & Tap
per, Carter Bros, D. Goodman d Co., P. |.
Warner, Abner Price, ", A. Barton, Walter
Pashley.
Other refcrences-The Hon. C. e. McCor-
mick, Peter Schuttler, 4. A. Munger, Charles
Hotz, George Armour, c. III. henderson, Mar
shall Field. Esq. s. ". Al1ertop, w. G. Hib-
bard, ". F. Tucker, George G. Newbury, John
B. Sherman, F. a. Bryan (Bryan Blockl E. ".
Morrison, William Stewart, John De Koven,
George Watson, Pbilo R. King. A. j. Mclean,
George E. Adams, Dr.. f. 1ngals, Daniel
Thompson, l.. ]. Mccormick, R. BALI McCor-
T,,ick
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VI | Inc
For DrODSy,

CENTRAL FALLS, r. l., Oct, 10, 1877.
nr. q. R. Stephens:
It is ! pleasure to give my testimony for your
valuable medicine. I was sick for long time with
Dropsy. under the doctors care He said 1t was
Water between the Heart and Liver. received no
benefit until commenced taking the FEGETISE; in
fact, was growing worse. have tried many rem
edies; they did NOT help me. VEGEr1SE is the
medicine for DropsJ. | began to feel better after
t-.slng few bottles. ] have taken thirty bottles
in all. am perfectly we'll; never felt better. No
one can feel more thankful than do.
lam, dear sir, gratefully yours:
A. D. WHEELER.
CEaEr1yE.-When the blood becomes 1ifeless
and stagDant, either from change OF weather Of
climate, want Of exercise irregular diet, or from
blood, carry OF the putrid humors, cleanse the
stomach. regulate the bowels, and imparr tone Of
yigor to the whole body.
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Not q pimple or freckle remains upon the skin
Deautided by Glenn's Sulphur Soap.
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OF murder. Now comes the most astonishing
part Of the case:s BE has been recommended
to mercy. The London Times remarks,
after reviewing the case: ''It is impossible not
to feel that there is considerable moral differ
ence between such crime and one which is de-
Iberetely committed With conscious intention
and full knowledge Of the consequences.
Yet further On the Times shows that MAIN
WARrSa bought the pistol when sober, :" though
he must have known that no man can be safely
trusted With such weapon when hopelcssly
drunk" land fired it deliberately, and be was
only d1sarmed after desperate struggle, in
which four chambers we're discharged, two with
effect, and the bullet Of another passing through
the helmet Of one of the Constables.'' The
views OF the Times are warped by its considcra-
tons for the family OF the defendant Birth
and breeding excuse good deal in England,
even the crime Of murder. 1t the po1ice-ofHcers
mad been shot b7 a common drunkard there
would have been no recommendation to
mercy" In its partalty to the rich and power
full English justice is not much better than
that which is dispensed in the United States
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Hop Bitters cures By removing The cause Of sick
ness and restoring vitality.
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Gn,xr for a third term. When all the
oopers of New York combined last

cpAxr for a third term. When all the
naners of New York combined last
rear to overthrow the Tammany Ring, the
H;1ad supported KELLY earnestly, and on the
d.y after the election pointed out that be had
heen rightcous1y oyerthrown, and that It had
a1gass said he would be, and that alone it had
overthrown him. This summer in the course
If one brief week 1t showed convincingly that
President HATES should not veto the Army
ht,l. and then lauded him for vctolng it. At
nresent it is doing JOHN KELLr's dirty work;
Int that eill not prevent the Herald, when Gov.
RoBnsos is reuominated and Tammany Hall
!. licked out Of the Convection, or compelled
to banquet upon crow IS big IS the fabled roc,
from pointing out. tlls1 it had always warned
M,s,hcr KELLY that anr attempt to set up the
t)De-aIan Rule would always fail, AMI that,
thanks to the Rera & alone, Tammany Hall has
heen oyerthrown. Similarly, when TMDKE is
nominated in 1880. the Herald will turn up as
his original inventor, guide, philosopher, and
friend; and If ne should be elected the Htrad
will begin its leader on the morning after. cleo
tion-uay, SAT last the great work begun By the
Htrald in 1878 is complete, and amid perfect
holocaust of enthusiasm SAMUEL JONES TnDEN
has been elected to the Presidency"
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CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, Aug. 15.-The Demo
cratic Municipal Convention this evening nomf-
mated Il. ". Webb for Police Judge, and re-
nominated William Doolan for Public Admin
istrator and William Ford for Tax-Col1ector.
Judge T. B. Rcardon, the Democratic nominee
for Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court, has
declined, and the Executive Committee has in
dorsed j. r. Sharpssein, the Worklngmen's
nominee, instead. Judge G. E. Williams. the
Worklngmen's nominee for Associate Justice.
has declined, and Tie Executive Committee as
indorscd j. j. Thornton, the Democratic nomi~
nee. The Honorable Bilks' this evening
nominated David Farqurharson, an architect,
for Mayor.
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will go through that will like a bull phant
through cane e-junge, and that when get done
with it the terrified Judges and Court officers will
take up Of the fragments twelve basketstull.''
The elder orphan said that he was satisfied with
the will. and were his brothers, and he guessed
that was enough. !:
''You guess TINT is enoughs' said the lawyer,
with fendish sneer; t'Oh, dare say you do; but
the fact OF your agreement under the clrcuua-
stances is suspicious-it IL prima facie evidence
amounting to mathematical demonstration that
there has been collusion in this business. As
likely as not that will Is forgery, and your
father died intestate, or else you have concealed
his real testament. in which, there IL no roun for
doubt, be Justly ceneured your harsh and und.ia1
conduct, which has brought down his gray hairs
with sorrow to the grave, and, to mark his
righteous resentment Of it, left all his property to
found a home for Consumptiye Bartenders, or an
asylum, Tor the Pockmarkcd Destitute. And now,
by Heavens, shall 60 to. the District Attorney
and lay an 1nform2tion.-e.t rel. Eer1 fdc,as
ca sa., respond<ndu,n al naystifeandun, as Justin
ian says.-and when your nefar1ous schemes have
the light Of day let in upon them, and there IS
Erebus to. pay and no pitch hot and you
find yourselves the lin dock about to be
sent up for ainety-nine : years for
perjury, simony,3 and subcrnation Of par
ricide. then you'll wish you had compro-
missed with me on tue basis am now prepared to
o1er-share and share alike all round. What?
Silent one aud silent all: All right; which Is the
way to the District Attorneys office? I'm OF to
Enle q criminal information, and, though until /
have crossed the threshold OF yonder door will
listen 10 the promptings Of mercy and take "a clear
fifth Of the estate, once am outside vengeance
shall do her worst-a5e, cren it you offered me
half Of your ill-gotten gains. ~
lyon took dose door und walk of mid your
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.DO21'tDP Deceived .

Mary persons say Il havn't got the
Consumption" when asked to cure their
COughMith Shiloh's Consumption Cure.
DO they not know that Coughs lead to
Consumption and q remedy that will
cure Consumption will certalnly and
surely cure a cough or any dung or
throat trouble. We know it will cure
when ali others fail and our faith in
it is SO pOsititiWe that we will re-
fund the price paid if you receive no
ibeneft. Is not this a fair proposition u?
Price so cents aaAd $500 pen bot
tie. For lame Chest, Rack or side, use
.Shiloh's K 0rous Plaster. Price 2G cts.
For sale Ky j. B. StaIkWeather, Keno
3sha, Wis. 4. .
Why VIII you suffice with Dyspe 2sia
and liver complaint GOnstipation,%and
general debility whea, you can get at
our store Shiloh's System Vit&Ezer
which we sell on a positive guarantee
to cure yea. Price rs cents. For
sale by J. 3. StarEaYeather kago-
sha, Wis.
'"HACKNllTACK,' " t. popular and
fragrant perflme. SO&s3 by }. B. Sta1al-
weather, Ken0sha, Wis. 4y!eow
q .
KVGI AT g'2OG@ aEEs IN W. ALI STREEM
Aug 10th, 1878, r. s. Webb, Phila.,
Pa, wrote Gessrs. La&G renee q Co,
Bankers, N. "; Dear Slrs: Yours.
containing remittance fer fl, 1925 as
proGts on my 800 shares, is received.
Accept my thamcs, for | ana very well
satisfied AS yG.l request, Nou may use
this letter. / WGulQ recommend every
one who feels disposed to speculate, to
send for your circular. This is but
one Instance out az housands&.,y which
the new COMBINATION SYSTEM of
operating in stocksenables people with
large OF small capital to make similar
profits. BY this excellent plan, the or
ders OF thousands Of customers from
city and country are pooled into ONE
IMMENSE SUM and cO-0perated as a
MIGHTY 1NDIVII99y.. AL ACCOUNT.
Each member of the combination Sc
cures all tie advantages Of the largest
capital unMed with experienced Skill.
Profits divided monthly $40 invested
returns $50. or per cent, on the stock,
$I5 will make $3.50, and SO OH, accor-
ding to the market. MeSsgs. Lawrence
& Co.'s new circular mailod free) has
" two unerrin& rules Tor success, and
explains everything, so thaG any one
can operate profitably. All kinds Of
Stocks and bonds wanted. New Gov
eminent loan supplied Apply to Law
renee & Co., Bakers, 81 Exchange
Place, N. Y. City.
TIE DISTINGUISHED AMERICAN
TRAGEDIAN, David Waller, says Giles
Liniment Iodide Ammonia cured me.
/ was q martyr to pains and soreness
across my kidneys and liver I could
find no remedy to relieve me until Mr..
Edwin Booth advised me to try DIR.
Giles discovery. | did SO, with in
slant relief; used it internally as well
as externally Sold by Marden 8 Farr.
Send for pamphlet. DIR. giles,
800 West Broadway, n, Y.
Trial size % cents.
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"
1t Is resisting the precipitate legisla-
ZION OF the majority; but with refer
ence to general business it is in tho
direction of common sense and true
economy. Under the old system. if it
had been the rule of the House to call
the roll on the passage of bills. as is
required by the Constitution of most
of the States, it never would get
through with its business. But il
passes many bills on mere uipa 0oce
vote"
Hon. John Sherman, Secretary of the
Treasury, made an admirable speech
last evening at Columbus, Ohio, in re-
spouse to serenade given him, show.
ing great benefits arising to the coun-
try by the, faithful carrying out of Re,
publican principles in reducing the
public debt and greater confidence Of
capitalists since resumption by which
the industries have been and are be-
ing revived. He gave the key note Of
the Republican party for the coming
Presidential election in "honest mon
ely and an honest election. Again /
repeat Secretary Sherman is "the right
man in the right place" and all loyal.
people will rejoice to know that he.
proposes to remain in his present po-
sition during President Hayes term of
office, as that gives them assurance Of
a faithful and vigilant guardian of the
finances of the Nation.
Senators Cameron and Carpenter
have both participated in the debate
CD the Resolution to again open the
Senatorial fight between Senator KEEL
logg and Henry NJ. Spofford of Louis
lana. They claim that the case has
been once decided and that it was, as
was decided in Butier-C orbin contest,
res ddjudicatG, and consequently could
not be further considered. Notwith-
standing every Democratic Senator
took the same view in the Butler, Cor
bin contest, they now change their
views, and vote to open the Louisiana
case. The Democracy care nothing
about til" means or the manner thev
take to place Southern Democrat in
the place of a Republican. If the Re-
publicans had always pursued the
same course, they would at this time
nave had a majority in the United
States Senate.
Capt. Charles Bridges, late Nessen--
ger, acting as Assistant Doorkeeper of
the Senate, is succeeded by Major-Gen-
eral G. NJ. Wilcox, late commander of
a division in Longstreets' corps Of the
Confederate army. This monument
of national magnanimity is a grad
uate Of West Point Military Academy
and represents the most ungratefuI
of all the various classes of pardoned
rebels. Educated at the expense of
the Nation, he deser;ed his country in
the hour Of peril, and did his best to
destroy it. He now returns and is re-
warded for his perfdy by being APP
to q place made vacant by the
'emoval Of Union soldier who serv-
I'd from the beginning to the end Of
he war What say loyal people to
his? Captain Bridges was removed
N fifteen minutes notice on the 1st
nst.. and left for his home in Maine
he next morning * =
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kENosHA, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, MAY 49, 1879


box and over the horses backs as we
drove along. Many Of these fields cut
afrom:2 to 5 tons to the acre of excel
aent nay. EOn account of the frequency
;andsextent of the fires, the grass does
not graW very heavy on the larger
part.of the lands. There are generally
eNoeilentlands where the buffalo-bones
arc scattered thickly over the ground.
Though there are great advantages
here, they must beawon, being natural.
Wheat and corn fields do not grace the
land without toll. Eggs are not laid
ready boiled. Antelopes do not roam
roasted over the hills. They are shy
and will Soon enigEate. Pot-pies, as
such, ARE mot indigenous to the soil,
and Mild-fowl do not grow up ready
picked. They oall have feathers that
naed removing, and further than that,
most Of them have a strong antipathy
to salt, and guard their tails with great
shyllcss and vigilance. "Jack-rabbits,"
though they are>very good eating, have
neNer been known; to be got up in good
style tor serving On the table, before
they stepped lanning. and buffalo
skis oVe1eoats do not grow with the
buttons en- and the collars neatly turn
ed down; .neveTthe less, a little art
works great changes in nature, and no
man need ,starve in Dakota as it is
now. Dtsa7Gta is favorable to the de-
velopment uf strong men. The soil.
climate and resources generally con-
spire 30 thSsend. HAWo. sections in ev-
cry tsRssnRihN, or oaiet eighteenth Of all
the l;taui iii tGk eltelEitsery are reserved
fer tHIaat:.tiniN4I purps seo Many very
eXcellaltt SsGhDol-IlulGb>45. are being built,
and some ill;hvealreauY been completed
that wsal compare :faV@rably with the
best wsrd ,sc),eol-bousps in the cities
of ,Fisc0nsjn .botb 30 to avtor,,a1 an
nnaranf,e and Inward finish. and ron
veniencG
Cbureh huildinos are s,anidlv noino
up, and reI3igio,l lis services are held in
every Village and in MANY settlements
outside; aad the .Sund2&-school is
withinsre:aea of nearly all syho have q
Gvill tope hanefttea by it. The peo-
a'le copMhg nate the Sioux Valley aGe
al the Whole a very intelligent class,
and can bo9sA OF IaaAly graduates from
tatS DesC llls14S",So lions OF TIE country
o's'il East aiHS ~'e'at' ~ SienO liaJoll-
esoI TIE peoisAs mere are 1fon Iowa
1i'1heSoCa all1 Wv fscoNSll' 'oU' we nave
rela esentatlVea ENofn AL tsectlQ&s OF the
Line, with an occasional cion of the
Solid South. i,
1,r,,o.o = ,,on4. 81 ,..>,. ,o.o eo,
L lN'.0 10 pl0h'S OA NSSo''l he'f' 1ol
good business nleha OF ,a3l KINDS, ana
for blacksmiths, carpenters and other
artisans who can wark ranid]v IY,era
- IL. ,9
Is llhe"Hse room ioK soea proleSsieslal
men. Vie want coed lawyers, geod
81, -
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llHl size - cents.
-. N DIX GILES,
1910 West Broadway, n. Y.


A Zulu Prince, named Umkwe Can
toba, d cousin to King Cetywayo, has
arrived at Helsingborg, in Sweden, in
company with Q Swedish. missionary,
who has converted him to Christianity.
:
The clergyman who has the English
cure of souls known rs st. James,
requires thirty police officers
to protect him from his own flock,
such is his unpopulart y.
Three German papers published in
the United States have been it,tordict-
ed from circulation in Germany by
Count Bismarck.
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WEEO HAS NOT EaEARD Of Frank Hal
denbnrgh, Of the 5tba Avenue Theatre,
New York, Rag Money jim in
" Pique. y He Says, | always use
Giles Liniment Iodide Ammonia; it is
q wonderful remedy t0r pain, especial
ly inti&nmatory rheumatism, sore
throat, enlarged joints and yaricose
veins, from which I suffered, was
cured by it's use. Sold by Marden &
Farr. Send for pamphlet.
DIR. GILES, +.
1870 West Broadway, n. Y.
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+ TYERY STABLE.--Den. JeNseit rs prepared to
IL furnish the best Horses and Carriages for
business OF pleasure on the shortest notice
Hear8e at all tines ready to attend funerals.
Stable Oh Market square, near the Post Office,
KeHOSha. Wisconsin.
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BAKER e. WARVELLE.

ATTORNEYS AND COUNsELLoRs At LAW,
Office over Johnsous Bookstore, Main Street
-KenOSha, Wis II
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MARBLE WORKS.
III HIGGINS &c ,WASHBURN
Kenosba and Racine, Wis. '{Monumental and
'GTayestone work executed in the highest style OF
the art.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-14
STANTON.

! ACCTDEST-THE SCHOOL C0MMENCEMENTS--
CRoss.TIEs FOR A FRENCH RAILRoAD--THE
| HARyEST-CORNER-STo LAYING, &C. a.
| ICorr espondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
| .'-''- JUNE Is, 1879.
Yesterday morning Captain John NJ.
| Hardy, Il well known carriage manufac-
turer, met with very painful accident. He
arose about haIf-past1 O'clock inthe morn
ing, and, in his sleep. walked out into the
porch. from which be fell nearly twenty feet
to the sidewalk. His lower. iawbone was
broken in two places, and one OF the ends
driven back into his ear. The upper jaw
! bone was also Fractured and his Wristsprain-
ed, His family first got knowledge Of the
accident BIZ Mir. Hardy himself walking
around to the front door and knocking. His
condition is considered serious. Captain
/ Hardy is prominent and popular citizen,
having heldthe position OF captain OF the
HooS-and-Ladder Company, member OF the
City Council, aud tiled other public posts.
The female college commandments have,
with the exception Of the Wesleyan Female
Institute, closed. At the Virginia Female
Institute the full graduates were Misses
Nellie May Bowen, Bessie Fl. Bryan, and
Minnie l.. Coughanour. At the Staunton
Female Seminary the full graduates were
Misses Lizzie a. Garrett, OF Virginia; Bin
ME ID. Schaefer, OF Missouri; ana Lou.
Brown, OF Staunton. AT the Institution for
the Deaf, Dumb, and Blind the full gradll-
ates were Isaac S. Humbert, OF Augusta,
and John c. Ryan, OF Rockingham. OF the
Blind Departments and Rosalie II. Card
well, Of Halifax, sallie f. Costello, Of War
rem. and James e. Trice, OF King William,
OF the Deaf-Mute Department.
A shipment OF 100000 feet OF cross-ties
fora railroad in France passed through
here to be put on board Of vessel at Rich
mond. They were gotten out by the st.
Lawrence Boom and Manufacturing Com
pany at Ronceverte,. w. va. d
= The farmers In many portions OF. Augusta
are preparing to harvest their wheat next
week. #-
A railroad excursion OF colored people
left he Chesapeake. and Ohio depot this
morning for Wayneshoro', where the cor
ner-stone OF a colored Baptist church is to
be laid. stsss i ,s5s
tits the estimateyof a gentleman in the
liquor business that not more than half the
wbiskey is drunk in, Stanton now that was
used year ago. Beer, is substituted for it
to a great extent. An, PENN. :