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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-30

NJ COHEN BROTHERS OFFER TIE
LARGEST STOCK OF SILKS ever offered in this
State. Every yard is warranted against New York
BLACK SILK TALL SiIk) at %, 81, 80, Gj, 75c,sl,
and 81 -:
GUISFT'S SATIN-FINiSII SILK at 81 .25. 5 40.
&l.60, IS. and $40, the present value OF
which l. fully so per cent. more:
Also. every shane of CDLDRED SILK in many va
rious qualities including some of the hanlsom.
est goods Imported:
Also. large stock Of SATlNS and DAMASSE
SILKS jY19
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-30
HENRY S. HUTZLrR. A. LOUIS HuTZLER.
" M. HUTZLER BROTHERS,

525 BROAD STREET. RICHMOND, VA,
Offer lie greatest bargains 10 he found In the city
and BUYERS always teel themselves well paid when
they visit their establishment rs everything IS SOLD
1T such EXTREMELY LOW PRICES. Don't ial
10 give them call and convince yourself OF the
atove fact. Another new invoice OF goods, cheaper
than ever; Ltccs. Ribbons. Satini silks, Frin@rS,
buttons. Gloves. Hosiery: Linen, Lace. aud silk
Haudhcrchiets: Kid. Isle, and Lace Gloves. &c.
&c. BE sure 10 examine their iiamburgS. Corset :.
and Merino Underwear. rs they have some special
bargains. Cold. Plated Jewclry. warranted not Ia
tarni-h: Pins. Ear-Rings. Bracelets, Crosses. &C..
&C. Look ut them. Lubn's. .Nkinson'-. and COL
gates Extracts and Toilet Waters. y luil line OF
Toilet SOAPS, very CHEAP is II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-30
~LINEN DIRE E S! LINEN
DRESSES !!-GREAT REDUCTIONS.
THE BALANCE OF THE STOCK MUST BE
SOLD.

DRESSES sold for less than the cost of the mate
rial that Is In them the cost Of making thrown In.
We must close out our whole stock Of goods, as our
STORE IS FOR RENT AND FIXTURES FOB
SALE.
Great bargains in all kinds Of UNDERGAR-
MENTs for ladies at
jy 80 Lew bho1HENo'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-30
EXCU RSIONS.
~ NIGHTS TEN P L A r. S w
N ENCAbfPMENT ~
AT ~
OLD POINT. y

Persons desiring TO avail themselves of this com
Portable End most economical trip can sill 90 SO oy
leaving on THURSDAY or SATURDAYS steamer rsI
pI,AP's EXCURSION BOAT-TICkET (rcund trip
SCI, at American Hotel only,
additional charge for the camp or hotel.tickets'
which will be furnished by Sir j. s. noDSOS, at Of
flee of Hyeeia Hotel, Old Point. on presentation OF
The return bnat-tickct rs follows:
BOARD AND LODGING IL HOTEL.
From Thursday I'LL Monday. ~
From Saturday till Monday.... .'......'.'''' oo
CAMP, AND HOTEL BOARD.
Thursday till MIonda ...............""So ~ ~
Saturday till Monday. .................'''''.' w
IL 3O.3t
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MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.
RICHMOND DIVISION, No. 4,
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION

UNIFORM RANK, KNIGHTS OF F1 TIIiAS'
in full regaa accompanied by the WALhch
Light GUARD in uniform, will mahca
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ORANGE COUNTY.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.1
ORANGE COURTHOUSE. VA, I
l. - July % 1870.
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v,SHS AND sASh D. ~

Ac.!ug President Commissioner
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-11

Up in Virginia City the other day saws
the Stockton "Herald," when the public
schools opened, the pupils Of one school
swarmed around their ''dear teacher" and
each welcomed her with u kiss. Among
the pnpils was a little mulatto girl, who
claimed equal civil, social and political
rights with her companions. The "dear
teacher couldn't quite stand the dose, and
she contemptuously showed the piekanin-
ny aside. almost breaking the poor child's
heart. A chivalrons correspondent OF the
Virginia Chronicle says that the teacher
was not a lady, and not fit to take charge
Of the impressible minds Of children. There
must be no discrimination exercised by
Virginia City schoolmarms in the bestowal
OF their kisses among their pupils; and the
only safe course for them to take is to dis
continue kissing as one Of the regular exer-
cises Of the school-since they are not sx-
Arsipsd In that aseomplishmsht.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-11

NEVADA NEWS.


Items OIL Interest Culled State
Exchanges.
Carson's public schools opened Monday
with 465 scholars.
There are SO children attending the su-
tro public school.
Elk shipped last week three car loads of
fat cattle to Modesto, Cal.
As fine cherries. plums and apples were
grown in Humboldt county this season as
can be seen anywhere.
A Saltwater dispatch says that Harry
Chapman has been exonerated from all
blame for killing Foley at Hot Springs a
week ago.
John Sullivan. formerly a shift boss at
the Satro tunnel, was recently killed in
Bradshaw District, Arizona, by falling ITS
feet in the Tiger mine.
The Central Pacific Railroad Company
has issued a special freight rate over their
road on hay from San jose and Milpitas,
California, to Elko, $50 20 per car load Of
ten tons.
The News says the heat in the Savage
is 80 great that the miners hands and
faces blister. The coolest place is 40 de-
grees, and not very cool at that. Every
body is friendly there; no cold shoulders to
turn, no cool receptions. Nothing like it
was ever known TN the Comstock. 1t is in
fact a Welding heat.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-11
PACIFIC T.
ESPECIAL TO TEE EUREKA DAILY sESr1SEL.
CALIFORNIA.
Assessments Levied.
LUCKY eMD..iiss.ss iLl-lUck.
THE STATE FAIR, ETC.
sAx FRAxcrsco. seutnibe
The STATE FAIR, ETC.

san FRAycrsco, September 10.
Hsle& Norcro@s has levied n assessment
q a dollar per share. and the Aayb~lls
Consolidated Mining Company has levied
an assessment Of ten cents per share.
Mrs. Georgisn2 Dixon. wife Of W. J.
Dixon. lAundrvmm, living at No. Is Capp
street. committed suicide to-day By shoot
ing herself four times with a revolver No
cause for the suicide Is known.
The United states Graad Jury found =
true bill against E.. J. Baldwin for defTzud-
ing the Government CIT Of $1,000 By his
operations al his Los Angeles dissiIIewy.
He gave tail for 5000.
Three e0nvic-ss John Ewes, John Creel
and Peter GRANVILLE. escaped from San
Quentin last night In a sslibo4t- Al we're
TRUSTEES. A reRzrd II $50 Is offered for
eithsr.
This morning . Chiczmzn named Chin
Hong entered tire room u Al Clee a Chi
nese Eoman living in SgIlIvzn alley, and
attempted to rob her Of her bracelets.
She resisted, whea he drove 4 butcher
knife el-ar through her body. Chin Hong
was captured By a ciFIzen and I0cksd Up.
The woman uiIl probably die
Preparations for the reception Of General
Grznf are being carried ca E~gogousiy. Il
i intended 70 make the denaanssr1sI0n she
most imposing L essF Witnessed il sEz
city.
The state Fair.
SACRAMENTO, Secssrnher 10.
A nne display Of stock this morning an5
> military revizx xere the pr0uInear
features Of the DAP. The hrsz rlce yestsr-
day a~fsernooa was fsr the Al clI.s-
Elzin@ and Gold Note being Withdrawn
Iefs the contest between Commodore.
H.-1.1. a~I 1900 Co-4. - fl-~- r.
ing the tavorIte. The bestiaz was. heavy
Asgdzl4 drew the pole. Commodore secDnd
The frat HEAT vas won bT Commodore IA
2-23. and the betting Turned IA his favor.
In the. eeond he&s all three made the lass
turn togegkEr. and came own sne hCnae~
stretch aDreast. but near be finish Gates
forged ahead and pass~d the score first
bLr wa= given tie LIST pos5tia1 BY Sns
jndg > On account d eoIIlding With M4g-
dAia at the start, and the mare was al
i1dsei frss-Gates last; tIns 25h.
Commodore Ya<-ed the score slightly
ahead on the third heat. bat having gained
some ground by running. the judges DE-
| cided is q dead heat; tine, 2z5h. Th-
fourth heat reversed the previous one
Magdsla doing the running. and i- was de-
ciafed dead Tn dfrh hestwzs won hand
sonsely BY Gates in IA, and he led in the
sixth till nearly home. when he broke, ami
Magdaia won; time not given.
The next race Was for the $40 class.
St rters-Santa Claus, Crown Point, Lady
Gertrude, Fanny Forest. Dick Turpin,
Roanoke. Dare and Lady Sherman. Santa
Claus was an easy winner 10 skrt G stra;gLE
beats; time, 2s23, 2:30h aud 2.3zL. Grown
Point second and Lady Gertrude third 10
each heat, the others coming ont in various
positions.
Bodie Shipments.
BoDrE, September 10.
The Bodie mine has shipped sIp4e LIST
instant $24 .432 60. and the standard for
the same time. SIS, 431 o.; total from both
mines, $50, 1853 CT.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-11
Pa BLTC OPINION.
A Show BY the Press Of b Pa
effse Coast.

sorSD LOGIC
Frsu the Reno 6azette-
TIE first lfsszz IL logic u that The truth
= what j. wanted. and no natter vhO ut
tiers il or where u one from, IL l. stand
ard Whittier . CLin4n12a, an Indian 4
preacher, or an editor sdvznees . pzOpo-
sition, its s5nrce j. nothing ifs Eeris de-
pends entirely upon its correctness or IN
correctness.
NETzoEIc EAvoRfTIs1-
Prom TIE Eiko I~ndsp~ndent-
All honorable unbiased persons all With
n accord pE0te-t against such favOr1tsm-
While the p~yrD-eehnic display here was
quite similar to that zItnss- d IN LIon- tie
Latter Day Saints and Sansesses uere
goFgeoasly entertainsd for a space d
t~biEty-nve mInVtes-' when the curtain
was sumnAriIy DIR ppsd on as proian IN
just fOnr and 4 hall seconds after The shSs
began
c1x sz4T yETADA-
Froza the s4crzments Bee
The Eureka SENTINEL proceeds TO tell Is
what can be raised in NeT4da Without Ifrl-
CATION. TIE people have "a sed q big
ger thing In California witnDut irrigation
than Nevada eysr dreamed cf-George C.
Gosham-
A POSSIBLE e0STIxsESeT.
From the Alta California
II Kzlloch should unfortunately die. the
new Beard II ~sgrerTsors may ehoose a
Republican Mayer; and then the SAND lot
wonId be bowed down with grief. Frisco
should pray for szch a eonsamnA5ign-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-11
MAIL NOTES.


Quarters
The wasp il = siezn-wIader-
The doxoIogy Was printed in 1887.
Beeeher thinks IA loch i bad man.
Pennsylvania has = girl horse-thief.
The Cherokee chief Is n4mel BEshyhezd.
One Of ,he new stocking tiats Is old gold.
Wisconsin viii have 4 EomAnis Con-
gres.
Aseareity Of domestic help s reported in
N.naessta-
D.. Mary Walker talks Of organizing :
female life insurance company.
FIty-six g~rasshoppers have been diseoy-
Grad IN enc robins stomach.
81 many Western bayegs haven, been
seea for ten years in Sex York.
AneE shoe-peg factory at Richmond.
Ind, has orders for 10000 bushels.
Washington statistics sh0w Vat the col
cred race are least liable to eol0E-blindEess-
A Conreeticuf man has invented ma
chine for ironing skirt bosons. and par-
poses running Chinese cheap Labor
The suggestion Is made that Sprague Is
interested IN the NzrTagansesi Pier Hotel,
that E&ded Advertising
Eight hundred and Ninety four dogs in
AsseheIl county. n c.. killed Ca sheep last
rear
The Nelieal AMI Surgical Reporter tells
Of iva eases q partial deasa@s from boxing
children ears.
II i, estimated that there are 10000
railroad ears IN the United States and 15s-
CSC engines
The Pennsylvania grssnfaekers are try
ing the ..ll NIT plan Ct ranning the cam
paign tbs ysAr. They expect 70 poll Mses
g0.es-
A farmer 1saz Evansville, lad, buried
$50 sr46G GIiArs . few months ago to va
far q r1se- / h1az discovered the plant
4nd a --rzse oyk kI1es-
TIE farmers e PfnAe0 county, Y. c., ars
getting mad b%eaase RE heags are sas.ne
zp taeir eavE erap- Thew wanted 10 s2T,
thu cora t9z thelx sw1 b<sv1.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-11
IDIOTIC HARAXGCE or KEAR-
NEK.

Denis Kearney ha, been ~haranguing his
sand lot followers on the result Of lie re-
cent election in California. He d e not
seem to be altogether pleased with the
manner in which things terminated.
Among much other nonsense he IS reported
In the city papers to have aid:
The blue bellied Democrats voted the
Republican ticket sfraight-snythiDg, they
said, to beat the Workingmen. The work
ingmsn that casts another Democratic
ballot, after last Wednesday, ought TO hare
his arm paralyzed 1t the ballot box The
W~orkinginsn that opens his mouth In favor
Of the Democratic. after last Wednesday,
ought 70 have his tongue elsAvs 70 fhe roOf
Of lis mouth.
He next concluded 70 give General Grant
. ~broadside. This Is the way he talked
about the General:
Grant will soon be here, and l hope no
Workingman will help 70 swell the ranks
Of the procession that will go TO meet him.
We will hang him In efigy on the sand lot
upon the nigat Of his arrival.
Tbs man who viii rave ia this manner
regarding one Of the moss distinguished
Americans Of the age deserves to he vigor-
cusly booted. The Post abiding to
Kssrney's reference 10 Grant, says:
A betting man who happened to be
among Ksarney's audience on this occa-
sion od<rs 70 wager ~, that Kezrney's
men will not hang Grant In efigy on tie
day Of his arrival; az, that II they do,
Kszrnsy wiii be Yradently oct Of the way;
and 81, that II IL should be attempted
~som~body's carc.ss will take the place OF
the sftgy. and il will not be Grants. He
ofsrs q. 00y on each Of the sboss propose
tions.
That betting man il entirely safe In all
Of his propositions.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-11

Col. HAxPxn. Of the okolona. Mis-,
''ststss," thinks hs has achieved sufficient
nofonety now to take the lecture field In the
North, and so shouldered bis shot and
delivered . defense Of secession before an
unsympathetic audience Of 100 persons in
Chicago the other night. A first class row
with his mother-in-law would get the Col
'onfl about ~ much advertising and bring
him - much money A. he will get out Of
the lecturing tour.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-11

VIRGINIA CIrY, September 10.
The strength Of the market here is ac-
counted for BY the fact that the long
talked Of connection between the Union
shaft and the Sierra Nevada has been made.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-11

Jznszr = going to have : frst-class civil
rights case. A colored clergyman with his
daughters went into an Ice am saloon in
Jersey City the other day and the proprie-
tos refused 70 walt upon him. The clergy
~ w tsiss W. ~ taussss.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-11
No entity Man Escape.

M 1OEk- SepieInber To
The san SAYS. edito-ialIy II Henry
GuIiy. nov On trzl IN Mississippi and hs
a-s0cistez in the murder Of the Chisholm
family ese4ue justice through the potency
Of political sympathy the eftct on the
next Pressd, initial el-etion IN fav.r Of the
ReuubUezo ,ieke. will not be small. Oae
a the most vore1al infzenee opersting
to keep the Republican party IN power con-
<s.ts IN tue impression they succeed IN
keeping I'D that the lives and property Of
R~publiezus in the cid slave Sta g xoald
not he secure under . Democrats admins
-rxr1ou-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-11

ssKAxrso Of the Republican victory in
California the Alta" says:
We have carried the State Of California
against all the parties. combinations, and
unions made BY them. and our gallant
leader, Perkins, IL TO be our Governor.
There Is cheek for you. Against all
combinations" Is good. A lack Of unity Of
action on the part Of the opposition is pre-
ciseiy what gave you ths State.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-11
Zoe Nuea sugar.

NEW YORK. September 10.
World Warrington special says There
xzs a Ef,ie str here On Saturday over q
piece Of news from San francisco 10 the
eEec- that more .ugsr lad been received 81
that port durIng the past year than corli
BIZ any possibility have been raised in the
Sandwich Islands, whose sugar Il admitted
to san Frznci-co free Of duty. Tie zInoun
in excess q what had been expected Was
estimated as q ngure large enough TO have
yielded ia dufi-s SII-009.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-11

NEx Tozx- September To-
The Tribune comments thus: We have
an explanation nov # Wrixhts trip to san
Francisco He kept On going vet IN the
hope Of proving hard tines, and the farther
E1z sent the e8zier tinses sesased 10 BE- M
doabs be has leaned something By the
i0arney, bat xhiIe il may be d=irab e hat
Wright should get an edueation- the Gov
ernnens can not afford this method Of
giving IT, The Expense are oat Of proper
~1or e. shx f--11a~
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-11

Now that the Republicans have carried
Maine. Il 4 possible that ths small lump Of
humanity known - Eugene Hale will be
ssnt 70 the Senate - Hamlin's successor.
Such 8 result would be bad enough for
Maine. but . good deal worse for the coun-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-11

for the sppoinssenf q q trustee for her
property. has besn postponed uhn sAtsr-
dxy.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-11

Ar the recent session Of the Saratoga
Science Association Mr.. Edison exhibited
his new slectro-chemical telephone. which
Transmits with distinctness an ordinary
speaking voice and delivers its message in
tones that can DO heard by large audi
sDce. II also conveys music in greater
perfection than has hitherto been attain
able.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-11

ron PRINTING q. OF 49,. ~
acstptions. executed Win
6eep6toh u " eAn7EnsL Omss
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-11

The ~''Tribune" says. editorially A
railroad across the Isshmus Of T~ehuant4-
pee Ia to be built by q Massachusetts, man,
who has secured from the Mexican Govern
ment the right Il way and promise OF a
subsidy OF Sl2,0s0 a mile. The line wi /
be an important rival Of the Panama rail
road. and will be OF immense advantage in
assisting the Mexican authorities to IN
force order in a large section Of their tur-
bulent Republic.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-11
A Eishy Yarn.

NV YORK, September TO.
The steamship r. Caland, which arrivs d
to-day from lot erdam, picked up q sbi
wrecked crew, l2 in number. u the Mr.
wegian bark Columbia, bound from Lon
den for Quebec. The bark was struck by
a large fish or sea monster. and had . hole
knocked in her bottom which caused Ii r
to fill and sink III half an hour. The wat r
around the vess ! became bloody immedl-
stely after the shock was felt. The mea
had barely time 10 escape la boats.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-11

AL1t3iAt Atss CtyItmDtf ~.
Very few additional returns have been
received since morning. II will be several
days Lefore the result Is known. Prom
Davis 10 elected by the people. The he
publican ticket Is elected in Androscoggin,
Cumberland, FransIin. Hancock. Keune-
bee. Lincoln. P~ieataquas. sagadohoc. York
and Washington counties. giving them
nineteen Senators. and making certain tie
election Of Davis ~ the Senate il he is not
elected BY the De pie.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-11

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-11
Bodie Shipments,

B0DIE, September 70.
The Bodie mine has shipped ID Is,
instant ga 1872 60. and the standard for
the same time. s75.43i o.; total from both
mines, s99, 563 CT.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-11

NEW YORK, September 10.
The Worlds Washington special saws
Prominent men say that the Maine cleo
ton was Blaine's campaign. Hale ran for
the Legislature because his district was
close and he could save it. Blaine will go
to Ohio soon and stump the State for
Foster.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-11-13
RATES OF ADVERTlSiNC.
Good Rules.

Some one puts in the Interior the
following Golden Business Rules ::
l. Never, under any circumstances
assume a responsibility that you can
avoid consistently with your duty to
yourself and others.
2. Base all your actions upon
principle of right; preserve your IN
tegrity of character, and in doing this
never reckon on the cost.
3. Remember that self-interest IS
more likely to walp your Judgment
than all other circumstances COM
bined therefore look we'll to your
duty, when your interest is concerned.
4. Never make money at the eX'
pense of your reputation.
S. Be n,ither lavish nor niggardly.
Of the two, avoid the latter. A mean
man is universally desoised, but pub
lie favor is a stepping stone to. prefer
ment; therefore, generous feelings
should be cultivated.
6. Say but little think much, and
do more.
7. Let your expenses be such as to
leave a balance in your pocket
Ready money is a friend in need.
s. Avoid borroain and lending.
8. Wine drinking and cigar smok'
ing are bad habit; they impair the
health and et,and lead to waste
of time.
10. Never relate your misfortune,
and never grieve over what you can
not prevent.
II. Cultivate promptness in decid-
ing upon matters that come before
you; there are few objects more dis
agreeable and vexatious than an un-
decided, vaciIating man. Conslder
thous shtfully, but decide promptly
l2 Never break business engage
ment of any kind, if it is possible to
meet it. Let nothing cause you to
become careless of business etiquette,
integrity and promptitude.
Is. Let truth and unwavering faith
in God underlie all your motives and
actions.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-11-13
CHANGE OF TINE
WESTERN MARYLAND Il. ROAD,
~ a a 80.

5S SSsa5S@-EkS S1HR~Xx-iskS-
NN and after Sunday, Oct. 10, 1879
~ Passenger Trains will run as fol-
lows
LEAVE MECHANICSTOWN
For Baltimore and Westminster at 6:5O A.
H., aud 3:O7 p. NJ.
For Hagerstown and Williamsport 11:.O
A NJ and 7:W P NJ
ARRIVE MECHANICSTOWN
From Baltimore and Westminster at IL
10 A NJ and 7:30 Z NJ
From Willamsport and Hagerstown at
$50 a III, and 3:07 IN
Emmitshurg Road-Leavc Emmitsburg
at G;s5 and 9;55 m, and 2;45 p m, aud ar
rive at Rocky Ridge at 6;55 and 1923 a
IN, and 3;l5 p M. Traini nortl, will leave
Rocky Ridge at 1875 and 1882 IN, and
7;l2 p IN, and arrive at Emmitsburg at 800
and 11;20 . IN, and 7;4O pm.
Trains for Frederick will leave junction
at TAO a m, and 100 IN.
JIM. HOOD,
Gcn'l Manager.
B. H. GRISWOLD,
Gen'l Ticket Agent.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-11-13
1t costs more to keep woman than
three dogs and shotgun.

1t costs more to keep a woman than
three dogs and shotgun.
She is handy to swear at, whenever
you cut yourself with razor and
don't feel like blaming yourself.
Woman is the superior being in
Massachusetts,.
There are about sixty thousand
more Of her sex than males in that
State.
This accounts for the terrified hunt.
ed down expression Of the single man
who has emigrated from the East,
Woman is not created perfect.
She has her faults-such as false
hair, false complexion, and so on.
But she is a great deal better than
her neighbor, and she knows it.
Eve was woman.
She must have been a model wife
too, for it cost Adam nothing to keep
her in clothes.
Still, don't think she was happy.
She couldn't 60 to sewing circles
and air her information about every
body she knew, nor excite the envy OF
other ladies by wearing her new win.
Ter bonnet to church.
Neither could she hang over the
back terce and talk with her near
ne'ghbor.
All these blessed privileges We're
denied her.
Poor Eve. she's dead. -Etuekn
Sentinel.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-11-13
CHURCHES.

Methodist Ep,scopas-Rcv II. p. West
nastor. Sabbath school at a. III. u
w. Stocksdale, Supt: c,,,
Lnt1eron-Rev.W w. G. Wire pastor. sab
bath school at . o'clock p. IN. Jos Z. "eo'
limited Brsshyvn--Rcv. J. D Freed; pas
.,r Sabbath school Mt II o'clock; w. Il
Martin, Supe intendcnt. u a.s,n.
Norasan-Rev. l.. P. Clewell, pastor
S.hhath school at 8 o'clock; James Cree
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die.