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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-18
Ne ANOTHER LARGE ARRIVAL
OF NEW AND CHEAP GOODS AT
THALHIMER BROTHERS.,
Gel BROAD STREET.

Just received The following GOODS, in tho latest
- n ht SOLID FIGURED and STRIPED SIDE
So B psces soLib and M SRipED LINENS, for
4s p pieces All aLI se; in
81 P Is;se cohokED boNIlNes' all shades at
sold. We have marked the prices down so as 10 make
ih@n sell. Examine our stock before purchasing,
an Look ok at m our stock Of CHECKED and STRIPED
LOOK az our STOCK So OF COLoEED SILKS at So rs,
Look at our stock of BLACK and COLORED
SATINS at 75c.. Csc. 81: and 81 20; or,
Look ct our stock OF LACK SILKS at on, 90,
rs. 9Oc, 81, Sl.25, $3.50. and 81. They are the
cheapest in the city, and We call special attention 10
'" seIAcK eRENAD1NEs-special bargains just
iS pieces STRIPED and PLAIN GRENADINES
"A pi Ses' TG. and PLAID BRO
GADED GRENADINES at csc. worth 4oc::
so pieces SILK, WOOL. and MIXED GRENA-
B,rr lSE in b Bf AZ x GIa as Sns
Barzains in BLAC Il A 4 II,!T;A
Don'. foil 10 look at our stock oil BLACK GOODS,
i i4o pee" vIcTohIA and BISHOP LAWNS at
Also large line Of LINEN LAWNS; LINEN H,-I nE
INDIE LAWSSs PLA a I and bQTTEpI SMsSs
1
TOWELS NAPKINS. CROCHET and MAX,
SEILLEo QUILTS. CURTAIN LAtpElS ana
LACES-all at very low prices.
PARASOLS are sill selling very ranldy on ac-
count Of the low prices at which We are selling them.
TASSINERES. LINENS. CASsIAfERE S.-Wish-
ing 10 reduce our large stock of these goods we nave
made extra low prices on them and ask can from
those In want OF same. .,.,-o,..
a full line Of ladies'. misses. and gentlemens
GI Owes, HOSIERY. SChRFS, BOWS, SASH,
RIBBONS. and numerous other Articles "hich VIII
be sold al low prices. ~ . r,.,,,o,-c
Latest STYLES DOMESTIC PAPER FASH6oNS
always Oh hand ut TilALHiAlEk bkQl i aEha 700
N B-Owng Ia IN increase In our business we
have enlarged our fuciii and increased our force.
Tie Following statesmen are now with us ana WI. Dc
nlea. ed TO se. their friends: Mr.. HARLES HuTZ-
Ter. Mr. IT. c. TERRELL. Mr.. Ii. HELLER. Sir.
HENRY BATES, Mr., j. A. KnPPLE. Miss &. 0ST-
TRALHlMER BROTHERS,,
ia14S NAV COL Broad street.
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DEATHS.

Died at his place Of residence in This city. zoe
north Seventeenth street. on Tues day June 17th
year Of his age
His funeral WIN take place from Trinity Metho-
dist church on, THIS "Wednesday EVENING.
June 9Th, at o'clock. The friends and acql,aini-
ances OF his family, and of his William j. Gen.
try, are respectfully invited TO attend. 49,
Died. Mt his residence. Locus. Hill. Hanover
county. Va, at O'Clock p. NJ, June 9, 1879. Of
paralysis or the brain. capt. WILLIAM Il. TREY.
In the eishteih year OF his age.
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DON'T PURCHASE ELSEWHERE BEFORE
YOU EXAMINE OUR STOCK. THESE
GOODS HAVE BEEN BOUGHT
At AUCTION AND rsl-,.
FOR CASH.
SOC. pieces NEW LAWNS ranging from 8, To- and
e SS:sss 5 SEw h.E linen e% a &c.:
s1.n lot q gtAY and mSfRSNr sAUzE
VESTS ranging from zoe 10 s1.
Persons in need of these goods should 90 to SYCLE
$50 pieces PLAIN and STRIPED CoTToNADEs
cAssMEREs for Mems and Boys wear in grca.
n1X 9Es'Y Sn Sss RSF ar per
formerly sold ~ $3.50 ler yard:
so pieces COLoRED PlQUES at exc. worth loo.
20 ho 1 se Of Remnants OF GRAPE ranging from
yard TO yards will be sold AT half their value
$50 npces WHITE GOODS. such as SWISS MUS
LIN, STRIPED and DOTTED SWISS; PLAIN,
LINEN LAWNS. VICTORIA Lawns.
Ali these goods will be sold 1t greatly reduced
G!SSLAUNp3R5y9tR2, sH1RTs Ct 5ec:, 7Ss:: and 81;
$50 dozen TOWELS ranging from O. 10 Soc;
DOM fail to look at Ihe 1Dc. TOWEL:
800 dozen NAPKINS from the1owcst to $3.50 per
KID GLuvEs. LACE GLOVES, and MrTTs:
Isle GLOVES and GAUNTLETS from one TO
len buttons and TWO to four eastics at prices 10
1000 dozen pairs HOSE at prices to suit every per-
son iu ;.ichmond:
The best l2i1c. STOCKINGs in the city:
BUNTINGS In BLACK, BROWN. NAVY BLUE,
and all shades. from 12i5 10 37Sc- per yard;
Our $3.50 LACE BUNTINGS are +, ducc,i 10 92c.:
Our BIC. LACE BUS'TISGS are reduced 10 25c.
Our 75c. SUMMER SILKS are reduced 10 doc.
Our 76C. CASHMERES are reduced 10 SOC:
Our 81 CASHMEEES are reduced TO 75c.:
Our SOC. BLACK ALPACAS are reduced to Csc;
All our DRESS GOODS are Mt reduced price:
PARASOLS aud sUn-UMBRELLAS will be closed
IT reduced prices:
500 QUILTS from soc. up to $5-we call special
attention to orr ! 90 QUILT worth ~: 80;
MATTIEGS OIL-CLUTHS. LACE CURTAINS.
WINDOW-SHADES, LACE BEDSPREhDS.
and thousands OF other goods. but too numerous
TO mention.
All II ask Is call and be convinced that we sell
GOODS cheaper Than any other house IN the city.
.. SYCLE BROTHERS.
ID ss.r. .. .s. ..-.,rt. 5.,, 311 Broad street.
je 16-eod between Third and Fourth streets.
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wPARASOLSl tPARASOLS!

SUPERIOR QUALITY SILK PARAsoLs, lined
through with Silk, will be sold at 1925, $3.50,
and sI.75, which IS less than half the value:
SILK, BINGHAM. SERGE. and ALPACA UNI
BRELLAs and BUGGY UMBRELLAS. ut
tc16 LEVY BROTHERS..
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Rg THE GREAT REDUCTION
.-, e. .....-.. AT
,.. COHEN BROTHERS.
THEY WILL OFFER THIS WEEK
THOUSANDS OF
GREAT BARGAINS.

20 pieces of Steinboch, KGchlin & Co.'S FRENCH
BLACK ORGANIZES at 16Ac.-herelofore
SOLD ut 33c.;
90 picccs ALL-WOOL AND SILK IRON GRENA-
DINE at 35c.-yalued ut from 75c 10 II Il yard ,
$50 yards BROCADE SILK GRENADINES al Csc
heretofore sold ut 81 yard;
LUpIN:s SATIN. STRIPE at sl.4o, reduced from
S2.75; e ."." .
80 pieces BLACK GEENAD1NE at SIC. reduced
from 1876; s...
~ pieces BLACK CASHMERE at l5c yard less
Than ever sold before;
A large lot of ALL-WOOL BUNTING In Black and
Coiored:
LACE BUNTING ut 6'ic., sold all during This sea-
son ut Soc: ...sss
Besides hundreds Of other NEW BARGAINS IN
DRESS GOODS. 1e IL
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SPECIAL BARGAINS,
jules MEYER. 60s BROAD STREET

JULIUS MEYER, 603 BROAD STpErr
OFFERS
DoUBLE-WIDTH FRENCH WOO; rr
BUNTING n Doe. worth GJr.:
sILK.ASD-WOOL TAMl>E cL.0TIIar CO.. $685..
75c.
Another lot F!GCEEp DRESS LINENS a. So
5000 yards TGRCHOS LAGEs-ap ,,,r,,.. ~
way below regular prices:
BLACK and WHITE BRETONNr 7 ,CrS 80,
low:
PAHASGlS-grcat reduction In prices in or,.er
reduce stock:
LADIES' LINEN ULsTERS. Il - and upward.
LADIES' MUHAIE LE>TRE uLSTEES:
LADIES LINEN SUITS at and 5c!oa prime, 60
TO close Them out;
DRESS LINENS, l2Rc. and upwards:
LADIES' GAuZE VESTS. 3nr. rIupw,rI..
| GESTLEMEN'S GAUZE .nU:Ts. 2Cc. ,uI ,,.
wards:
CHILDREN's GAUZE SHIRTS, zoe. AMI ~
| wards:
LADlhs' EtGtLAR-MADE LIsLE-TnnEArI
| HOSE, 21c.; and lots Of other bargains at
| lc IL JULIUS MEYER,
GARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & co.
HAVING A LARGE TRADE,
| and possessing unequalled facilities for ayaiIrr.
themselves CT any favorable turn IN the market a
SECURE LARGE LOTS OF GOODS on TIE
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS
buying, as they do, exclusively for CASH they AZ
from time 10 time enabled TO Offer 10 their cr,ron
ers assortment oil goods uA.ur,Et,srd both II
price and variety. 4
THEIR PRESENT STOCK OF GOODS
will be found worthy of examination bv the cIn..;
buyer. They have !atc'g secured ncof
BLACK SILKS
of very superior makes and finish and which 4
price has never been c,lualIch. We Unite to this H.
Of Silks the closest scrutiny, and guarurtcr then
SPECIALLY CHEAP.
ELACE-GOODS DEPARTMENT
one Of their leading .pcriatIes-'h", now ,si,,,,
the finest assortment Of BLACK BUNrlNG$, ra.a
Figured. and Satin-Stripe tntw).
G2ENADINES--an unusual variety.
TAMTSE.
CREPE GRENA DINE tuew',
and mauy other desirable styles of
MOURNING GOODS.
We ofte. as special bargain; one, TWO. aul rhr"a
yard REMNANTS Of BLACK CEArEa, r.nara,
ably low priccs. 40 lO-W.NNF
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/" COHEN BROTHERS
WILL OFFER ON MONDAY:

90 pieces VICTORIA LAWN at l2kc. Il yard. here
ioforc sold at 1896. $50 pieces at nc, hereto
fore sold at SIC:
81 pieces DOTTED MUSLIN at 22c, the value OF
which Is 37i2c.; ..<
l6sc. valued at 25c, at zoe. equal to any offered
In This city al $50:
Also bargains in NULL MUSLINS, FRENCH
NAINSOOKS, ORGANDIES, and other WHITE
GOODS: go.
so pieces of CURTAIN LArPET MUSLIN at 12l9c.
yard;
They have added to their heretofore large stock of
COKSETS The "FRENtH APRON" style, the
"SPOON CLASP MODEL SHAPE and
.DOUBL E-A DJUSTIBLE" EXTENSION
the most superior lifting corscis now known:
Thousands of other GREAT BAkGAlNS VIII DC
offered during this week. Je IL
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PROPOSALS..

CITY ENGINEER'S OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, June &c. 1879. 5
NOTICE TO BRICK-MASONS.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received 1t this
Office until MONDAY NEXT, 23d instant at
O'Clock i. NJ. for the construction of The following
BRICK EGG-SHAPED SEWERS,
ranging In size from 16X24 10 2SX42:
Ciiy-Spriug culvcrt 10 the large ravne north of
Leigh street:
Main street from Third 10 Fourth street:
Gilm,r street from Marshall street to Book ave-
nue.:
Extension Of sewer on Ninth street north of Abb
gail street 10 100 feet beyond the brow of The
hill;
Main street from Plum to Linden street, thence
down Linden 10 Cary street.
Specifications can Ge seen on application At this
Office.
The Committee on Streets reserves the right TO
eject any all bids Offt red. -
W. f. CUTSHAW,
je l6-td City Engineer.
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The St. Louis Globe OF last Friday had
nine solid columns of school notices, and in
small type, and wide columns at that
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CTNFECTrONEREEs,,& c.
PAINTING AND LETTERING.

NOTICE.-IA AM PREPARED
3 no ar ,iJf,on 10 my SIGN BUsIHEssl TO PAINT
AND / EirTER WAGONS, TRUCKS, gARTS.
an AZ " EtiIi Z, RS OF BURDEN of every descrip-
Hon n firs, raie STYLE ut prices lower thar ever
done before In Richmond. and respect ul!y invite
Ewing their work out. w. L. MONTAGUE.
o 80 - - - -,F+ Twelfth street.
a1Reodow under American Hotel,
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,r-RIaCE GRENADINES!

nr BLACK GRENADINES!
- BLACK GRENADINES
GRENADINES must be closed out at once: the
stock marked down; some to be sold as low as
&c. per yard:
A large lot of REMNANTS to be sold at sacrifice.
Our low prices will insure speedy sale So call
early at Itel61 LEVY BROTHERS..
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CEssrHf1ya.

.,,- Ill CLssEMISf.
WHITE VESTS WHITE VESTS.
WHITE YEsTs,l
WHITE VESTS,
WHITE VESTS,
f. 3. SPENCE & SON.
E. B. SPENCE & SON.
E. u. SPENCE & SON.
i. b. SPENCE 6 SON.
E.B. SPENCE & SON.
GRAY sUITs,l
GRAY SUITS,
GRAY SUITS, ETEN DOLLARS.
GRAY SUITS,
GRAY SUITS.
z. B. SPENCE & son.
E. Il. SPENCE C SON.
E.B. SPENCE & son.
E.B. SPENCE & son.
... E.B. SPENCE & son.
BROWN sUITs,)
BROWN SUITS,
BROWN SUITS, TEN DOLLARS.
BROWN SUITS,
BROWN sUITs,J
= E. 3. SPENCE & son.
E. 3. SPENCE L son.
E. E. SPENCE & SON.
E. 3. SPENCE & son.
E. 8. SPENCE & son.
GAUZE sH!RTS,l
GAUZE SHIRTS,
GAUZE SHIRTS. FIFTY CENTS.
GAUzE SHIRTS,
GAUZE sHIRTs,j
E. B. SPENCE & SON.
f. B. SPENCE & SON.
.~ E. B. SPENCE son.
... z. &. SPENCE & SON.
L. 3. SPENCE &.sON.
GLUE sUITs,l
BLUE SUITS.
BLUE SUITS, TEN DOLLARS.
BLUE SUITS.
BLUE sUrTs,J
f. 3. SPENCE & SON.
E.B. SPENCE & son.
... E. 3. SPENCE SON.
81. . E.B. SPENCE 6 son.
E.B. SPENCE & SON.
WHITE sHlRTs,l
WHITE SHIRTS,
WHITE SHIRTS, ONE DOLLAR.
WHITE SHIRTS,
WHITE SHIRTS
E. b. SPENCE 6 son.
E. e. SPENCE d son.
E.E. SPENCE & son.
E.B. SPENCE & son.
Ed. SPENCE Il son.
NECKTIES, HALFIIOSE, GLOVES
NECkTIES, UALF-HOSE, GLOVES.
NECKTIES. 1lALF-HOSE, GLOVES.
NECKTIES, HALFHOSE, GLOVES
f. b. SPENCE & SON.
F.. SPENCE & son.
Ed. SPENCE & SON.
f. Is. SPENCE & son.
E.B. SPENCE L son.
my IT
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I ACES LACEs LACES .
NEW GOODS RECEIVED BY Eyrry ,.v,,,.

yards upwards: '"' JET dot
BRETUSNE LACES fro,n Zoe ,a
upwards to the very finest qualities ~'" iaf
IORCHON LACES-warrautadI Linen ,ro.. a.
per dozen ya1ds upwards. We h,y. ,nn n' 81 -
STOCK or LACES 10 DC found In This citv ar
Is 10 the Interest OF al 10 examine our ,, t'4
Also. full and very cheap line Of EIHsnVr
ms, GLOVES. BUTTONS, FPIEGts n, -
RY: MERINO UNDERWEAR. Sr.xc "'>'
a call Is solicited. HCTZLER EIaJTij;pS
jcl6 sos Ern,n aLE>'
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$4,000 WORTH or DRY GOODS,
T EEl UENrER.
IL CIT BROAD STREET.

We have fUw more special bargains In DIR.
GOODS 10 offer such IL Fancy Lawns. ~uring rs
slmrrcS for boys wear, BrOwn-l. men ~uliimG> an
many other at;lrlcG-i0 e. :" QUITO MAKE room Ia
our new stock. comprising Lrti",' nnd 'htiGrrny
Underwear. Infants Lace, caps, FiInc HoHh'I
Sacqurs, Dresses &C.
A tuIl line Of new. vie Ties, Cloves IIau'!.' q
chiefs, Hosiery. aDI Lucrs. -uch Is l"tcI'
La, q and lu>rrtiur.. Erri"uu" Lace t"hii" t@i
blacs) In ali widths, Patent Lac IN c''
wiuih very cEca,i:
White Goods Il succIulfv. in Swiss, Victoria Ir"U
Linen Lawns. ioi,!,d and Figure! iW9"I
Strjnrj and rl4Id NaIH,ooks and rrgiItH
Spangl,d Tarlsiaus, White and Cpi"r'f ia.'
laiInS
Iephvrs AZ reduced prices: Biach ana " M !
Sd. aliculurS al Zoe.
Infants SLrIrcS mad" 10 order.
Stamping and ..mhr"ldrry u"nc At rea-"rf'
nrirrx ~ -
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pAWLEY SPRINGS

DAWLEY SPRINGS
Ia 1000 FEET ABOVE TIDE.wATER,
49, NEAR HARRISONBUR re, VA. -
Canacity, three large hotels. with accommodations
for 7G0 guests. Appointments irst.c class. Open
S45 per month. For further particulars address
r.. T.. A. SPHINX Ell. Treasurer.
nv 26-eod1St ~ 10 HarriSonburg, Va.
MILLBORO' SPRINGS, BATH COUN-
IYl TY, two miles from NilIooro' depot. CheSa-
suit the times Especial terms for families for The
season. The most elevated and coolest summer re-
sort I'm the mountains. For circulars apply to p.
+. DUPUY, druggist. 427 Broad str. CT, Richmond,
Va, or w. A. SITiINGTON, Proprietor,
Mi lboro' Springs post-office.
nv 3O-eod1m Bath county. Va.
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me- LAWNS! LAWNS! LAWNS!
LAWNS at 64, e15. 10, and 12Hc. per yard;
LINEN LAWNS in great variety ut NIL prices;
The hcst FRENCH ORGANDY LAWNS at 35c.
per yard, ut LEVY BROTHERS.
iel6 lO17 and 1919 Main street.
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DUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS,
49, aIECKLENBURG COUNTY, VA.


These Springs are now ouen for guests. Rates OF
board: Per day, 50; per week. sl3; per n onlh OF
SPRINGS pamphlet may be had of PURCELL. LADD
etor. Elevation 90 feet above tide water.
THOMAS +. GOQDE, Proprietor.
my 30-eod1In Bnffllo Lihia Springs, Va.
VARIETYSPRING FIFTEEN MILES
VEST OF STAUNToN: ON THE CHEsA-
on the 9TH OF JUNE.
.ohR ID day, si5o; per . week ~: per
years of age and servants half price.
The waters here are superior. Gor,d music, excel
lent fare, and The u ual amust ments.
Eatbing in all-heaiins water gratis.
DR.. F. W. SHELTON, Physician.
-5e l3.,26Je Proprielors.-
,NPEN FOR THE sEAsON.-The
~ GROVE HOTEL. WEST POINT, VA. Is now
TRANSIENT BOARDERS.
the house has been newly furnished; bowling;
alley croguet-grounds oysters, crabs, fish, and
unch-cog9 me- on the grounds. -s..sse
Excursion pariies will note the above. u
month; (. K. FRAiLEY,,
.TSHE HYGEIA HOTEL.
s1rUArsp I,, o YSnp S9 FROM TcRr Al GoYpor
Open all the year. Equal 10 any hotel In The
UHtted States rs s,rfng, summer. or autumn re-
solt.i Send for circular. Es-, a :. So
,s3f,tt .ss ,a. HARRISON PHOFBUs,
v my 1O-4m Proprietor. IF
WTARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY
wv ARE NOW OPEN. The finest Warm SULPHUR
BatA1n the world iamp crature OF water, 49,. A
Baggage lie SEPARATE wagons. f~a-s+ - f'zln,
PAMPHLETS Of PURCELL, LADD 4 Co.. Rich:
mono. JOHN Z. EUBANK.
Y my l7-2m' go. e5:if Proprietor.
i
GiARD.--W nj herebyscef that We have
tried MfsINsIAS,S MAGIC. RAZOR-PAsTE.
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a Wise Letter.

The Rev. Howard MILLER, OF Elk Lick,
Pa, being asked by colored citizen to-
tel. hin where he wonld end better conn-
try than Virgins, answers in the following
very wise and conclusive manner His let
Ter efyes advice that may be protitabiy con-
sidered by men without particular regard
20 color: ~
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Dry GE1,BE
.LOSJNG-OuT SALE.

GLosING-OUT SALE.
Having determlneJ 10 cio<e bus lncss nv ,c,,u..
aS19; We shall from fills date SELL OT;R nnSIxp,
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, FANCY coona
AND '''
FIXTURES.
without reserve or regard.
FOR COST!
Don't fail TO call aud secure Some or ,,,
bargains ever offered. as their goods wst ss srea
betore the recent rise. which viii rn,ss I a., opo2
iaVor OF purchasers OF them. Rememf.r ~, ~
portnnlty IS shor', rs they P9sITJVFI " ~ ~! .,
AUGUST 1.IS79. BkOWEE ~ nL'r>
te 163t&teoG2w sn7 hOHE.
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VESTS WHITE VESTS !.
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Rlrln,oltil alspatrh

= r,,,S,ssr, ~ . /. JUNE is, 1879.
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,arEsaAL NOTICE.
NE sYGLE BROTHERS
ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR SIXTH sup
rLY OF sUMtER GOODS.

DON'T PURCHASE ELSEWHERE BEFORE
- YOU EXAMINE OUR STOCK. THESE
GOODS HAVE BEEN BOUGHT
AT AUCTION AND rs-,.
FOR CASH.
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je 16-eod
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-08-22

Good AEvrCE.-It is better TO tread
the path Of life chcerfully skipping light
~ over the thorns and brars that OBJ
struCt your way, then TO sit down under
every hedge. lamenting your hard fate.
The thread of cheerful mans life spins
ont much longer than that of man who
is continually sad and desponding.-
Prudent conduct in the concerns Of life
is highly necessary but distress sue
coed, detection and despair will not af-
ford relief. The best thing to be done,
when evil comes upon US, is not lamcn-
tation, but action not to sit and suffer,
bat to rise and seek remedy.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-08-22

JAILED FOX ATTEMPTING TO WRECK
Az EMPRESS TRAIN.-It will be remem,
bcred that in former issue we publish
cd all account OF an attempt TO wrecl, an
express train at Paw Paw about two
weeks ago, and also that the railroad
company had offered reward Of $500
for the arrest OF the guilty party. Since
then q Washington detective has been
engaged in working up the case by ap-
pearing at Paw Paw in disguise and go.
ing to work in Iloyt * Co.'S tannery.
The detective suspicioned one Of the
tannery employees by the name Of Mi
chGei Mcnamara, g, on Sunday last while
under the influence OF liquor Mcnamara
told the detective that he had put the
cross-tie on The track. Whereupon the
detective had him arrested and on Tues
day night ]. l.. Vanhorn. special Con-
stable, brought the prisoner to this place
and jailed him.-Morgan Mer., Aug. &c.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-08-22

A LITTLE Girls PERIL.-James Ry-
an, Of Brushton, St. Lawrence county,
New York, was awakened few nights
agoby the cries OF his little girl, aged 6,
who slept near him. lie went, the "a
count states. to her and found her face,
lips, and tongue so swollen that she
could not speak, and shs was in terri
bic agony. Calling his wife, they made
an examination, and discovered q large
acknowledged worm lying along be-
tween the lower lip and the gum, hav-
ing probably crawled in as the child
slept with open mouth. a doctor was
called, but spasms soon set in so VIC
lensly that for several hours it was
thought SHE would die, but the doctor re-
manned by her through the night, and
abe is thought TO be out OF danger though
her face is still hideously swollen.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-08-22

From PoyEETY 70 WEALTu-Eirh.
teen months ago August Rische was a
poor man, obtaining mcagre living in
Chicago By working ut bis trade rs
shoemaker. But be Wcs one Of the bio.
neers OF L.eadylIle, Col, and had The
good fortune 20 strike IL rich, Tie was
the disCoyercr Of the Little Pitsburg
mine. and is now the owner or GGeen
paying mines. a few weeks ago he be-
came acquainted With Miss Minnie Gun.
ghuh employed as q sewing girl in q
Chicago store, and they we're raried one
evening last week in q quiet manner.
llis gifJ 10 the bride consisted Of s.watch
and chain and diamond jewelry g. The
value Of $500 and 100000 in govern
meut bonds Mr Kischo has just paid
$4,000 FOX furnished house In Denver
Col, 90 which he viii take biz bride NJ
ter visiting New York, Baltimore and
Washington.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-08-22

SrUNG TO DEATH BY IIoRNETs. "A
son Of Charles T.. Jewell. of the New
Iord police force, Who vas visiting his
grandfather near Ponghkeepsie, city
while gathering apples in an orchard on
the 18th inst. was stung by q number
Of hornets and died from The effects Of
tho stings in half an hour. lie was ten
years old.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-08-22

new curiosity has arrived at the n.
York Aquarium--a Mexican sea-cow. or
mannatee. This creature, which was
captured few months ago in the St.
Lucie River, Florida, weighs about
three thousand pounds, and measures
twelve feet from the tip of his nose TO
the end of his tail.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-08-22

Physicians tell US that scarlet fever is
really more 70 be feared than yellow
fever and that Il 10 were as fatal among
adults as among children. people would
quickly see cause for alarm, and use
precautions. Scarlet fever - very cor.
tagious. Yet every little whilo We sec
a notice of death from scarlet fever
and following it an invitation 10 attend
the funeral at The house -Haypcr's Boz.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-08-22

Tie barn Of IIampscn Gochenour, in
Shenandoah county. Va, was destroy ed
by an incendary fire on the morning of
the 18th inst, together with his entire
wheat and hay crops. farming nipple
ments, harness and tons ofphosphate.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-08-22

ASHAMED TO TELL MoTuEU.--I would
be ashamed TO tell mother was q little
boys reply 10 iis comrades oho we're
trying 20 tempt him % do wrong
Bot YOU need not tell her no one
will know anything about it,
1 would know all about IL myself
and Ia feel mighty mean II / couldn't
tell mother
It's pity you wasn't a girl. The
idea Of boy running and telling bis
mother avery little thingH
You may laugh If you want TO, said
tho noble boy, but I've made up my
mind never, as long rs live, 20 DO any
thing ] would be ashamed TO tell my
mother
Noble resolve, aud which will make
almost any life true and useful Let it
be tho rule OF every boy aud girl 20 do
nothing Of which they would De ashamed
to tell their mother.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-08-22

a fair looking but demented woman
called at the White House the other dav
and wanted the President to marry her
II was Mrs HAYES who sent in a veto
this time.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-08-22

Tie wife Of The Sheriff OF Morris CO..
Illinois. is small. delicate, and habitual-
" screams NJ mice, but when stalwart
prisoner escaped from his cell, and ran
through her room, with revolver in his
hand, she trippcd him. threw herself up.
on h's PROSTATE body, and held him
down until her husband came.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-08-22

a mass meeting of the conservatives
and debt-payers ofFrcderick county. Va,
is 10 be held at Winchester on Monday,
September l. Distinguished speakers
will address the meeting.