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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-03-07

NEW SPRING WHEATS.
12s BUSHELS TO THE ACRE.
79l lbs. ChampIain, 52S lbs. Defiance
Grown from a Single Pound of seed.
Heads to inches long, rs to 100 kernels per head
CHAMPLAIN, a red bearded variety-cross be
tween the Black Sea and Golden Drop.
DEFIANCE, a white, bald variety-cross be
tween the Club and a white Gala wheat
Prices of each variety rs cts per Ib 3 lbs. -
by mail, prepaid. At purchasers expense: IS per
peck; SIS per bushel
Our w heat Circular giving cultivation whereby
the above yields were produced reports of success
full competitors for our $3.50 Premiums offered in
1875, aud full of valuable information to all wheat
growers mailed to all applicants
Ills B. X. BLISS & SONS,
p. o. Box, 4129. "a Barclay St, New York.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-03-07
S2,397.7S

$2,397.79
The following is the amount paid for
the personal services of town officers in
Guiding hotel bills, car fare, team hire,
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-06-04
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

BY virtue of an order made the oath day
of March, A. d. 1879, by the Honorable
William Archer Cooke, Judge of the Cir
cult Court of the 18th Judicial Circuit of
Florida, will sell at public cutlery, to the
highest bidder, before the Court House
door. in the town of Enterprise, in the
county of Volusia, on the first Monday in
MAY, A. d. 1879. at theSusual hours of sale,
the following describda land, belonging to
the estate of George G. Brantley, VIZ:
A town lot, with store. etc, lying and
situate in the town of YOlusia. county of
Volusia, and State of Florida. described as
follows: Beginning at the southwest cor
ner of lot known as the Doyle Lot, on
tle bank of the st. Johns river; thence
running in an easterly direction one hun
bred and five feet with the line of the
Doyle lot thence running in sOutherly
direction one hundred and five feet to a
stake CT the hank of the st. Johns river;
thence running along the hank CT said
river to the place of beginning, one-fourth
of an acre. more or less.
Terms of sale as follows: One-third
cash. and the balance in one anu tgo
wears time, with interest at eight per cent.
from date, secured by mortgage on prem
ises purchased. A. H. DAVIS,
46-4t commissioner.
The above sale is adjourned until the
first Monday in June that being the sec
Ond day of the month.
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FLORIDA AGRICULTUREsT.
TIL E
THE
Florida Agrleulturlst

This week speaks for itself 1t is the Hortcutursts
ana Farmers paper complete. Every of its eight
large pages brim full of just such normation as the ma
Tive Fordian and the immigrant alike seek have
Inc farming world is in era; the old has in a
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the man who UNDERSTANDABLE this fact and that
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OF this fact the Agriculturs of Florida have de-
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ZION ana which devoted especially their interests It
is IN response to this demand that the New AGR1oUI
TURsT takes up the work that the old laid down. with the
resolve on the part of the Editor and Publishers to i'm
prove and add to it until it is conceded that it
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Southern Rye, selected Cabbage seed.
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Semi-tropical Agriculture

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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

N Office I is hereby given that on the
NV ~ n tI Monday of July next shall an
Fla + for S"e GGi4 Sy Judge of Volusia county
I nnder the will of Asad Sheldon. deceased SCI
ana from my administratorship of his
NI ar', S FRANK w. SANS,
new smyrna, Jan. 16, '79. Executor. 1869
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Sweet Seeding OIange Trees, four to six
wears old. Sicily Lemon, Lamb variety,
ritrons, Guayas, Scuppernong Grape vines
for sale at prices TO suit the times.
JAMES LAMB.
DeLand. Fla
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 7tb

IN The CIRCUIT COURT 9TH
Judicial Circuit, Volusia County,
State of Florida. ="
Margaret C, Nichols
Jacob Xs' Nichols in chancery,
DIVORCE.
)n motion Of the complainants sol
lcItOr and it appearing that the bill of
N SplnpIaILnI was Med on the 22nd day of
november A. d. 1878, and that the de fend-
ami mas removed out of the state So that
ordinary process cannot be served on him
1t Is ordered that the hearing of this cansa
DE had before G. b. Bucknor, ESG. inasfar
IN cnancery, at Enterprise. on the 10Th 1iav
u ~ nay =; >. -, rc9erving, however. to
tne defendant the right at any time before
OF at that hearing to appear and plead or
answer 20 and defend against such bill.
VIM. ARCHER COOKE.
Judge 18th Judicial Circuit.
Enterprise, Feb. 4th, 1879
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. Eth
Judicial Circuit, Volusia County.
State of Florida.
John w. Zellers)
Mary J. Rand Amt sworn to $ia19'5O
The dependant and all others are hereby
notlned of the commencement of this sIrit
Dy attachment. that an attachment has
Deeh issued, and that they are required to
70 appear. plead, answer OF demur to the
declaration 1lled III said cause on or before
the first, Morday in July next, the same
Delng rule day. or Judgment will be taken
ny ueIauIU' q. B. BUCKNOR.
Plaintiffs ATTORNEY,
MaIch L 1919, $50 42-54
, 1879-08-11
LAW.
1tIrC1CES,

Samuel j. Stewart tlled bill Saturday against
his wife, Margaret a., chnrging her with adul-
.1cry and drunkenness, and asking for divorce.
Judge Tulcy Saturday granted divorce to
Arnold Baker from Ald1o Baker on the ground
ot adultery.
UNITED Stairs COURTS.
William F. Potts, Charles ". Potts, and ".
II. Htbberd bcrau q suit for 81, ,500 Saturday
against James ". Atkinson.
Robert X. aud JoAn n. DaTies sued Lewis II.
Disbee tUr l,0o0.
CIRCUIT COUNT.
Rodney s, Whltcanb began u suit In attach
mept agafnBt John Naylu to recover $l,411.39.
Joseph u. Quinn began au1t lDT @2,000
against James H.. Browncll.
COMMERCIAL CUaTOM.
Atr, Robarts, u Oxford, England, recently
rctlu q PAPER MI Il cOnn,crri4l Custom Con-
u[tsrrcd as Sullrce VI LaT." Ills conclusion
wac The recommendation Of the appointment Of
u Comu,lsson whose duty IL should be To study
the oxteut u1.u the effects Of thu rule which
makes. it pcru'lsslblo to provo general COM
1lesrial customs. THIS pronoa!lon was adopted.
a.u, tic Commission, which colaIsts of Mrssrs.
Iaobarts, An,asu larkcr, OF Albany, N. y.
Daniel 'De To!levlllc, Of D1uat, France, Prof.
HtEkteck, JldEe tuabody, Dr.. sicbeking, and
Ele kotrnrrl, Of Duda-Peoth, will meet ut tho
Gu,!dha,l, London, to-day.
Tilx CALI
JunyE TULEy-CRsalxAL E0URr-Nos. !, 5S7,
l,gO3, 1,0lU, l,Il., I. G13, 1.U14, l.U15 !, ,1lu
luz, 1,Eg7, t,uAi, h,,d !, tAG.
aupnMESTs.
SurkHlon Counr-c0sFkssteNn-W. 8. HuEd ya.
Leandcr u. NcyuoJs. 81, ,h81.lb.
, 1879-08-11

tamll!atly known BY the VILLAGERS, and
=" Ltbbfe,h the dnughter. wcro both on tho very
verge of the gravo. ;" Mammy" from old Aqs
aud " Llhtlo" " from tlic ra7ages OF consurnp-
tton: Ti1cv wcro beloved b, nil OF tho vllIagcrs
on ncrount of their purity Of heart md bvanti.
iul character. Tic kind'1lcnrted ncighhors,
secured un uppcr room for them In houss
OF furniture, food, medicine, and anything clse
which lovo could suggest to make as eotnfort-
abio 40 possible the few remaining days which
tE,oy might llayc on enrtl,. Lying 10 scDa1ato
beds III thu satno room The Inst 1a7s were passed
by Tho mother mud sister. The wish of each was
tint tEcv might enter The dark valley tozothcr.
Libbie could not bc noved. but Mammy''
won!l insist on being taken over to L.bbe's he'd
u7cry littld while to assure herself that 1er
dau9 htcr was stu aive: The conversations 81
The two wcre most affecting; thoy wcro Of
resignation. hope, md mutan! lpye. H., one night
hor last. wien tllc, old Indy awoke her first
question waa concerning her daughter, When
told she waa dead s.e sntd !" nm 80 glad sho
is out OF patn. wish now that | could 70 to
sleep and not wake" Aud her wish was grail
acd, for, clostng her eyes In ptnccful slumbcr,
sho soon passed Into Tint sletp which knows no
waking. Il slu1s funeral scrfnon was pro.
nounccd over mother mud daughter.
, 1879-08-11

Quite crowd OF men gathered on oakwood
avenue aud discussed tho Union Stock Yards
truck. The gentlemen seemed to fear that the
main object Of the ssrike against tho Chicago
Rendering Company would DO forgotten. Tho
counsel TO be employed in tho case Of Chicago
aud the Rendering Cumpauy against hyde Park
will probably be Lyman Trunbafl and Judge
Wood. ...,
Tho bloitcr at tho Hyde Park Station was
well filled yesterday morning, nnd more Mere
Taiiy's skull, Is till ID. aud viii ba triea Taos.
1hc barlseepcrs Of tho Pavilion md Our
Club snlouns, on Fifty-irst street, Wcrc arrested
for @ selling liquor Without teense. ,st I: .o ,n.u
September utter next Sunday, The Rev. air.
jackson being about to leave Oh bis vacation.
The managers OF the Oakwoods Cemetery
arc fearful ttnt. when their rev road Is built on
snloons. THIS may hc expected, as d number
Of saloontsts arc now looking over heEround.
EN0LHwoop.
Prof. D. 8. Wentworth, Of tic Cook County
Normal School, has Just published anl has
ready for distribution his annua! catalogue aud
special professional course and m optional
courso os the A Division Of tue Tratnlng Dc.
partmcnt. The object Of the professional
course Is to 1T Hi0h.school scholars and others
for teachcrs in tho shortest possible length ol
time: The school opens the first Monday ID
September.
Thero will ho Q meeting tomorrow ovcntag al
the EnEIewood Hose.l1ouse OF the resident
! rescrau soldiers to mako arrangements te
attend the enca1npment to be held at Aurors
on tic 10Th, 10Th, 2lst, md. Ed. A number O.
| prominent citizens who hayo honorable war
records have expressed their intention Of a
| tending the encampmont. Capt. James E
White will probably bo given tho command, a1,t
r. Il. Hsndershot, the drummcr.boy ot thu
| Rappahannock, will furnish the music.
Tic new EngEeWood directory, compiled b.
| Prof. James Il. Brayton, contains nearly !, ,00
names It gives a 1ist Of the town officers Ant
their residences, the different fire companies
md list Of the flrc-alar7n boxes. mud the name
and residences Of the board Of Education Of tn
| dskr{ct.
, 1879-08-11

oNb or the JESUIT rArnana

onB or rne 1Esulr rArnans
eave some additional ,nformat'on to what nas a..
isss Fssot VIZ e. IN IL o 81 oe hs ar
yenr4. 1te had bean with the Jesnita ntogcthar
abont cightoen ycats, tho n:as four Of wic', woro
four In stullins At Wolsteck, and the othcr ten IN
his @ sas. aqS n sttsnng ;aa ~ 70 * psr
details: rathef Van do Moottcl vas % yearas old.
ha.inf been born Aay 10 1st:i lie on!e!cl The s9.
W%hen % in college ID was dosaitory ii his studies.
5 s.ts o II saeees
intellect, which served h!m well IN after yenta anta
nnency and beauty Of 11p,esson that ~ maao aim =
By all to bo Of m uncommon character. llo hal q
mill round musical yolcc wnasn ne mana1sea 1 A.
n.aey and ho brought 81 nsssse he aa 9ot s@ne sa
''Wss ho vcr1, scaloua IN h!a deyotiohst,' ..
Roas oa s'ss 70 tSs IL bsd s hi you S:t although
was surprised when leart o. III: l was n9s 10 40
III FstSss Higgins s.yss woman is Tho cause Of
:'Yes, bcleyc 70" said tho Father. ,,
"po you know anything Of tho clrcum'
::Nothtnz except this, that It is reported Father
Van do Moortet'had 10 marry some woman'"
"Was ho obliged to-forced TO martyr
~ think 70: an! thak haas Ahosues s'n aua 'u8'
,thcr disgrace tn him.
'sWei, Father Van do aoortcl haa a vory great
friend In ths city, who received q letter fron,
mutual friend In CItcago. VINO states that tho
Father hAd to tnnrrJ The woman. which 10 certainly
suggestive Ut sumA previous ceitnt."
HWas there crer my reason to en1pcct him OF
anything Of thls kind white he was In st. LoutstH
*No. alt; not In the least. II there had been
tho mcreat geonnd for such suspicion ho would
S :Do Ss' you 'l th!nk 10 vii cver 20 back 10 the
Churrh!"
"Oh. don't know. Men like Father Van dc
Mooetol eventually rnn across hard times, and.
whom they dnd themselves down tn the miee, and
!roddon upon. they will cortnin!T return to tue
Mother Church ~ Tho only comforter"
~ see FathuE Van do MooFtel atates that other
Jesatts wiIi follow In Ills Footsteps What do you
Iii u Just what he might be expected TO say"
''fs there any truth in 1T" ...
II could moi ansHof TINT without iniuring Ger.
| thtn other poEs0ns.'
''You know man ltKo ynn Dc Noo!tel general.
" has certain intimate companions upon whom he
| thinks he may rely to follow IN his footstcps."
''Do yon think Father Van dc MoostcFs inti-
| mates wifi do as ho dldf" ....'
II do not say 30. They ara known. Of COURSE: {:
but. nothing tsknowa Of lhem juas NOW to lead to
suci, suspicion.
Fnthcr Van de Moortel returned TO The Church, not
being marriott, he could hc dispensed from hi
priest. This was Tho 1tst caae Of apoatAsy In tho
| 1cfuts Of the United States tn the thlrty .fous
years during sshlch he was connected With the So.
CtetY,
, 1879-08-11

Wllioh 1T Is Expected Any Democrat Can
Furnlsj,. on Application, Cnucernsng tito
Dsmooratio Pnrty's Friendship for the
Union Soldier.
CALDWELL, O., Ang. T.
WANTED.
1..A whltc blackttrd.
9. a Democratic speech, made at any timo or
anywhere, In which Gems. Sherman, Grant,
Sheridan, Logan, Lcggctt, Howard, Banks, Lew
Wallace, Fitzpatrick, Hartrahft, NoYcs, Comfy,
Haycs, burnside, Stcklcs, OF auY o:hcr Union
brilliant military renown Ia spoken Of with any
thing but contempt and scorn. coupled with
manifest Coppcshcad l,atred Of the Union
soldier.
8. The names u Of u!1 un,on soldiers noui-
mated and elected to State offices by Democrats
In Kentucky, which eavc 10000 soldiers to tho
Union army; or in Ohio, either, during tho War
for tho Union.
4. Tho post-ofllce ndlress Of every Union
soldier nominated mud elected to county Offices
la Ohio tdesorters c1ccpted) In strong Dcmo.
cratic counties like Montgomery and Monroe.
i. Ohio having had three Democratic Lceis~
laturcs since the War, and these Legislatures
having had the opportunity to appoint not less
than fourteen officers at IS q day, often moro
than that, tile names nrc desired also Of all
crippled Unlon soldiers, or cyen good Union
soldiers not wounded (deserters cxccpted),
whom those three Legislatures appointed to
these olilccs during their s(I years. OF ascend
8. The names Of ull Union soldiers originally
appointed to the lucrative slnecnrcs around the
House and sonnto in Warrington since Cou-
cress, or either branch Of It. becamo Democratic;
also the names OF all Robcls appointed there by
tho Democrats to I'LL vacancies caused by tho
removal Of ono-armcd and ono-lcgged Uniou
soldiers.
| Ing tho War, nladc by Democrats deuouncng
I.oc, Stonowal Jackson, Valandtghatn, fendlc-
ton, and Voorhees,. :
8. Quotations from Democratic newspapers
during the Wnr giving verbal nd a,'l comfort to
strong words Of commcnlat!on and praise Of
olr spldlcrs over Union victory. or sud md
sympathetic In tono when oar arms mat WILT!
royarses. Th!. would be curiosity mora priced
| Dependence, for 1t to far more raro. -
0. Quotations from tho speeches OF our two
| Ohio Senators delivered durng or since tho
War, that were read In tl1c ca:nD and at the
| aoliiers' reunions since the War, anu cuscred
to tic ocho By our soldiers, anu ilssed By Rebels
| 10. Quotations from tic spocgies md, odt.
| tortals VI Ohio Democrats during tho War, tu-
do1sng Lincoln and Stanton, Chhse nnd Grant
| In thclr civil anu military moscnlcnts, mud u.s.
strit,lg boldly that Ne were right a'nl tho Rebel:
| were wrong, and TINT the Democratic party OF
Ohio was the frionl of tho Union soldiers ind
tho enopy Of the Rebels. ,.
| Democratic orator endonounca Wlthuumeasured
md exceptional bitterness the three great suc
cessfu! Generals Ut the Union ar'ny, and tt
praLss some miserable sHlall renegade un!ot
| officer wlluso reputation ior honor md AoacstJ
| In war R1ll peace Is moro than questionable
provided he votes tho Democratic tlcket tint
or two.
t. 4 yallandgham or Pcudlcton eu1ogy Q
r.. -f InSrf
, 1879-08-11

The Sixth Regiment Military Band, l. N. g.,
will give All opcn-n,r couccrt Ut ~. nl.t Satur-
day, At South fasx.
Maj, D. WcltsF, commanding tho First Caval.
ry, recommends the appointment Ut Ezra A.
Iletm as First Lieutenant und con,lu!ssarY.
William ". Peck. First lieutenant Of Com
pany a, Third Regiment, located at Sycamore,
hax te,,tlprtu lii resignation. Forwarded.
Capt. John 7. vcnnum, Of Company A,
Ntuth Infantry, recommends the discharge, for
the good OF sll9 scrYce, Vt rrlyatus JOHN Ken
oyan ard Frank ltvese. Forwarded approved.
The appropriations from tho state were Issued
to tile military organizations OF thu three brig
aues yesterday. They an.ount to about 81. 81 per
E,all, which VII! be ample for the country com-
luallls, but hardly auluclopt for tho city uEgsn.
izatlone.
Au election Of officers In the Second Regiment
has been ordered for thu 2yth, to Glucose oiirers,
as to,lawa: Company A. u Captaiu, vlyc DoJle,
reslgned; Company d, . aesond Lleutsilaut,
ytce llares, rsslensd; Company !, Sccoud
IdouteuAnt; Company G, First Lieutenant,
rlve brown, resigned.
The Directors Of the Exposition Building
hava tenderod Gen. Torronce and staG thu usu
OF uIeir private rooms Ut the Exposition Build
lug Tor y Brigade Headquarters. Tue rooms ar.
To ba ltted up Immediately, Rnl the Genera
unt l,is staI vii! probably take possession aboa
tho latter part Ut this week. 80,
The following cbangea have been made Ia tl,'
lie Fi.ss brigade: Capt. ". =: scribnef
A.st.taut f. III iuspcetorsticserai, v!ss Lau,g ~ %
Qua.tsrtua..er:scrgeant Flank .. ll2yse: yS!h. h
s:: hsxss .sn;ss 'rqSs:sa s:s sss1s ts:s's n q
cel1si tI,ef ro.an'assiou. from <&ho aovsrno
Yesterday,
THE ra,zs cua $50.
, 1879-08-11
WOMAN AND MAN,

sUALL THE FohMEA coAFxTE WITH THE LATTER3
Tho regular seatwcekly nleotlng Of tho
WorkIngwomen'a Union vas held yesterday NJ
tetnoon at Uhlich's Block, Mrs. A. T. Stevens
N thu chair, .
Mrs. Bteycns road a manifesto by The Russtau
Nlhi,iata ot New York 10 tho ueaycys u Fnl
liver, expressing :heF sYmpathY "'ta taeni III
their struggle With the manufacturers. The
mantfestp saws that It ia tlms to
!!"', ~ "u"os' y. s,sx ~ S.',,.,. H.
WORKING ID m''!si tnat sea9c'ty ol nu"us 'nc
hest security ct tllo operative, AMI that TIC To-
bor market ought To bo thinned by the With.
,..... y. 49, .sa .,,e,',S T.. ,.,;f,-
T"naFa"r a. u'' ms'ssa "u'"sa ,,u su ~ a,., -,
, 1879-08-11
rrospsota In T"nusylvanla- --EFoct Of this
lsnslyal os NuAiasss-A Republican Victory

IfGu1GtoHs
WAsMlNaToA, Aug, G.-Kepre1entattye Flah-
er, OF PennsylVanta, Secretary Of tic Republican
Congressional Canipaga Committee, who l1as
JUST returned to Washington from Psbusylva-
nia, expresscs tho utmost confidence In 4 Ke.
publican victory In TINT State uoxt fall. lie
thinks the vote In the State Will b. light, but
That It vii! be larguIy Republican, and that, II
full elcction for State otlleers was hcd this
year, tho Democratie party In Pennsylvania
would be- drowuad. The reylval Of business IL
xhas nakcs Air. Fisher feel confident Of Hepub.
!lca., surccss In OHIO n,ld pennsylyauia. "lhero
afe," he said, 10000 moro Mon employed In
pennsytyantn tats ycsr than last, and, 30 far
ltiis yesF, B.CO0, 900 tous moro coal have been
prodMcod than Last year Tor tho same tiue. The
iron industry 10 correspondingly psoapcsalla.
AL this puts money In the pocket of ths labote1.
lie was dissatisfied la.t year. uud vent OF from
~ to the ditfuFcnt GreeHbaek ORGANIZATIONS.
lie now soes tbs urror Of hs ways, a,,sl will rp-
turn. The market for coal and Iron remaihs
good, and this Keeps The men at work, showing
them that tho revival Il not spaanod[c, but that
NO hsre entered UPON cjclo OF years u pros
pesttI. This stl works to llls advantage OF the
Republican party, under whose domination It
WA byou9nE AbDukn
, 1879-08-11
Falling 'Asleep Together.

dNFdcNS9 Htfuj0.
About ak yoass aga certain prominent mau
died Ia y uclxhbortnK village, leaving as tho
onlY survivors pt lhn highly reapoctaba stock
represented by Ills faulty hls mo1hes, agal
about %, and au tuyalld slstsr, aged about 90
There alao survived him his sseond wife, a
left nts mother, sister, and wife comfortably 7
we'll of In nice home. Tits apslng The Hlfa
TUNED the aged mother aud tho invalid stater
out Of dqors. "Ma1amY," ~ tho old lady wns
, 1879-08-11

Fo|H7V3 1?6IFEU' =,
In tho elegant saloOu OF ono Of tho Stonlng-
ton Linu Sound steamers few gentlemen,
while enjoying their dInnaF. wtro considerably
nmusoA by tic following incident: A rather
shahby and apparently i4notant 1rfthu1an cstsb-
Ishcd himsclf firmly nt ouo Of tho numerous
small tables. The bsight-looklng but concclted
evidently enjoying the external contrast b.
twccn tic Emerald 1slandcn aud himself, ap-
proachod with naughty, pstroniztug air, und
With cynical smilo plainly saying, How arc you
gulnG to do thtsl: placed the blank order and
pencil on the table. The lEishman, noticing tia
by.play Of tho servant, nftcr eoreftillY scanning
tie blll Of fare, quietly and With grace wrote ous
his order 10 full, md looking. up Into shs faee
of tho waiter nith face really "chIldlikc and
bland," said, as he waved him tuward The
kitchen, ~ fooled &c that time, now didn't II"
, 1879-08-11

II you want to feel weland lively. use Dr.. bnils
baltimore Pills. All drngRlsu keep thom. Ftiea,
, 1879-08-11

Which 1t Is Expected Any Democrat Can
Farnla1,. on Application, cnncernsns tho
Democratic Pnrty's Friendship for tho
Union soldier.
, 1879-08-11

wANE-sstden.y Friday. tho 18th, Molto w.wIfe.
Of Frapfln WArt. hgs ~ Yeat1+ .,.
Funeral Monday, A1tE. H. at D. m. from the roet-
dcnco Of her father, n. A. Hoi1 TIA MlcnEan.Ay Ia.
tcrEleuk at Gtac<land. |