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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-08-14


other trunk line ports, as near the main ocean
as at New York, 100 miles nearer than at Phil
adelphia, and 100 miles nearer than at Bal
timore, with the route itself and its termi.
nal outlets free from the ice and winter
rigors.
A glance at the map will show that none
Of the main trunk lines, running east and west
will drain more prolific country or develop
richer fields of continuous and increasing
wealth than the Chesapeake and Ohio with the
contemplated connections effected. 1t may
then be fairly considered one of the great con-
tinental lines of the country and with its
$50, 000,0 900 Of debt can safely enter into
competition with the Baltimore and Ohio
road, which pays interest and dividends on
s60,o00,ooo; the New York Central and
Pennsylvania railroad, which pay Interest
and dividends on $13O, 100000, and the New
York, Lake Erie and Western road, which
bids fair in time to do the same on a still
larger amount. The reorganization of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Road, without COM
pulsory investments in the new securities,
without any assessments upon the bond
holders, apd without cost or expense to
them in any way, and the rapid advance of
the bonds to double the price quoted at be.
fore reorganization, place the Company in
the most favorable light and give assurance
that with the consummation Of the present
western plans, and.tis realization Of the
certain trade and travel it will command,
tie bonds OF the company will soon rank
with those OF the other great trunk lines OF
the country.
Maj. Johnston, President OF the James
River Canal, and Messfs. G. R. Mason, and
G.. E. Hoge have recently gone over the line
OF the Clifton Forge and Buchanan Rail-
road, with view to revival of work on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12

distance OF Miss Dickerson and OF Messrs Fritsch W. f.
Mills, Arnold Werner and Moderate.
Mr.. Albert ID. Hubbard, young pianist who
has studied with Won BHlow. will give concert al
Chickering Hall on SATURDAY. evening OF this week He
will have the assistance Of D Murska Ferrant Werner
and SAWYER.
DR.. Won BilOw is preparing Beriozs opera,
" Beuvcnuto Celiui " for the Hanover Opera House
Dr. List produced the work AZ Weimar undsnayed oy
The failure ~ the Italian adaptation &c event Ga,de,
which was owing TO the dead set ulaue "g'ius' ''o
French composer by an italian oa1aL
Colonel Maplcson's second season OF Italian
opera VIII begin ~ the Academy Of Music on MJndaV
evening the 24th INST. and the opera 10 b. performed
ON IN Al occasion viii be Lucia" with Nine. Ger-tcr
aud slcnor CamraniuI and Gdassi Several novelties
are PROMISED during season. which will be OF hiecn
nights. The subscription list Is already open Ihere
are no material changes IN the composition OF Coour
Napcso1's company, save tNat Nine. Marie l'0le hLy
-iguOr - llaud -eu'r, lave pe"n dided 10 IT, al ",
the art SIS WAC were mere during Tie last season VIII
remain.
Miss Josephine I. Losee, an excellent young
org mist Of Brooklyn, Will be the recipient Of TESTING
NAL COZ cert a. Plymouth urch Thursday evening
IA mocr Of fine ARTIST j take part III H. among them
H. Rcnenyt The ,iolni-t; Nine. Ciementiue Lasar. Nj
George Eiard. Nil =. b. Mills. Mr 5. T. Warren Ar q.
". Morgan. Nj Quicken md MI Ths.lou. one OF tie
moe. interesting features Of the nccrt w be the per
Torrance for fl ir-r time bv " Remeuy of lfg'ndc
f.r M. violin COM ed expressly fT lH DIV ~.
Xuuuc IIrnrI COMPOSER. MACMILLAN Eui-cb' VI 1000
will husr .Hl.'Ir.u. De-. BIS 90 rr r"c"HS ale me
N--Erovu IiU-. tt.ta-a o.. &C. .o," me &c. u't't
Bircaruc 3Iu 'I- .Hu Nu,e ''.r. lt 1' wa
and Sir. IEs..u Vs.. accompany Niue L'7ar III 'A'
bdt h-TOu nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12

subject 10 the approval OF tho club the ne properly AZ
Ffh-ave and Thirty-nlnth-st.. about the bisbesi
point Of Murray Hill. This 10 now covered by the wen
known riding academv and occupies the
These lots Will permit the erection Of building WIN
frontage Of 81 feet on Ffth-aye and 1j2 feet on IhrV
Dintnst with the addition Of an tic width 81 t"oios
aud - feet deep IN The 0f the eastern end Of n,
clubhouse Mr Bixby. who owned this property had
conversations With Mr. schultz about leasing u 10,
cluDbnuN,. NOw, his son into whose hands " Co"ief
by nhcUincc. is equally willing TO lease II Tor ioh5
This arrang mcnt will be placed before the club for
conhrua Tho first condition i'll mat me present rent
tai value, $4,000 he paid for one year from MAY l.
1879 Tor the twsutyOue years from $50 10 lc'l ttn
ground rent Jo De SI2 500 annually. basis ~ peg
cent ou ne present e'timatod value OF the pFoprV
winch f%9oooO the lease TO ne Iene" yea twice ao'o
utty the same basis OF percent on The selling Ndf,
making tire whole term sky hree years. The owner
must t' renew the lease or t"eht your btar
pay TOR the mptoy emeBts IN" covenant Tor renewal
the those Of the sailor sing Harhor Lease
except that the rental would decrease Il 'aldrs de'u,d
II IA lscerta ned that the Medium line ~ resident Uen
bershp Is AT THrry'hirf-st. but the line IS eon
Sautlv moving up tOsard Thirty -nnth--t some OF no
members who live below the present u diuS 90" ""E"O
may De- opposed 10 site so far uptown, aud VIII urcs
nat IN club Sau iil % mas accumulated dH0'htt T-'"
600 to Oul site outright. A. Inst such hn artumem
rhoy hove committed NAT between Borrowing s-JOoOO
at ger cent interest 90 bay itr OF using pltil
crnt. the Gao Nil save m i2r,-a7eo 5.1r". by ,ayms
i.l- ! per cent Oh 100000. uite over rl,1Oo0oo .
meet with almost uuan nous APPROVAL Ihey have p't
taken 81 up,d themrciec. to OJ' .in plan, foe cub
suitable eadce can De erected Tor e2""o"O or $50.
600. Jh- club j. worth lIOodD NopODOO 10 round
uUWJcIs, uViudIIZ Government tt.Ilts aH1 farl.
turr. ~IUOco outlay for iurul aye and nAfure.
20 with odd NJ ht be- Necessary. The Rev. DR..
Below, recent .eter, EXPRESSED what lsa common
ieo!.u- tie club. when hc sad that tie new club
house must Doe one OF the hfc-t examples Of archi-
lecture On the country. n ls bropO ed 10 taya
1uilccut library, ID art gale aud AN auditorium
that Gii ,t 500 members 20 .rast all one su.,r.
m elevator Will no members Co. the FIRST Cr thC 10 It
sixth stories. whore from that height on Murray Hi
sileuu.a may be mad.
Irauet ld.I win MIR Scuultz 10 have on the roof a
room. Here tary would have conservatory hhc
with .oul flowers. birds. fishes In tanks place
where the members could SMOKE m WINTER wulr tl'y
took bath. n summer ruJ'y The coo. vrcLci
Of tie has AID the sound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12
OBITI1 EI.


The death of the late President OF BoWloiu
College Leonard Woods u. u, LID. witch took pac.
d1rngt the recent holiday IA, received ony small pac
years sooner Fly years aeo student OF Theology
he wa regarded giving extraordinary promise of
cbopr,ip and ar carly IS 1881. at the sgc of twenty
four he published hi- edition OF KNAPP, hisIAu
Theology" which (, still standard Textbook in Great
Britain and America He was Hf'crwlrd for scyclH
wears Editor Il me LITERARY and The oI'eHi R'rtee and
professor OF sacred Literature the Bangor Theological
Seminary and in botn Of these branches Of labor
ciscd wide influence over religious thCulHt
In 1-se lie bocam. President Of BoVdOIu College, and
for teuty-seycn year, devoted himself to the ns,ruc
tou Of the students and tho business management of
fine institution, wtbdrawiHg almost wholly from The
field az authorship After his resignation he engaged IN
o,us ear est inquiries into tho history Of the early
Elements OF the New England Coast and successful
in bringing to light important evidence on the
suD,ect which has since been published by the Maine
Historical Society
During III. later years Dr. GODS lived n close retire
,,euf and the busy world had nearly forgotten thai De
was st. in il when IL heard Of his death But by tue
thousands who knew him during his days Of active
work he VIII always be remembered as the typ Of a
Christian scholar and gentleman, His broad icarning
exouiSle taste, and simple love OF truth. bis serene
c,I,uess OF temper his finished and patti ut courtesy IN
ready slmuaihy with every varied form ~ human eTo-
cp ana feeling ais aversion TO show, pOmp and hu t
nj. rich endowment e intellectual communion aud 4
, ctroy cr-y and the freshness and fumes or h-
,,ver,atiuu combined 10 give hun pee uliar ana hon
o,..tjc ulacc among American scholars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12

Christian Moellcr OF Hudson-st., Hoboken.
retired sugar merchant, formerly mcmhet Of ire
firm Moe Prothcr 90 th ctv LETT his sittn-o0th
where re was engaged IN conversation with members
u his family la-t 'sat, ans en'crIus small ha bed
chamber SHOT himself almost ~ -ilht 81 the group he
mad inst left On entering tnr room hc eldest SOL III
ward found his tlcr lying 70 fun length with tAc blood
ouZng nom hrs rgh- temple. The body WAS liele-'
within i've minutes alter the report VA heard large
Suiyvr Pu- .uuuu H-it" ihr dead man. y" cause rn
b. ilr "a, act. Mr. NOeler was cpnsid red ono
of thh Lappicst .cu u the city. lie he'd nd some un.
for innate business transactions ~ late, but not OK Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12
LOCKE RICHARnsoN.. RrclrAl.

In the Union League Theatre, yesterday af.
ieihoon' Locke Richardson BEGAN new s,Iie, Oh Ll.
IeciAi' nom Shakespeare. The attendance Was quite
"i-e' andhs ihe storm. Tue play Illustrated
o" '-i7 OCCASION was a You Lab IT," which Professor
Richardson rccted-almo.t the whole OF u-,,tti,,,,
book OF note The exposition wt- notable for nLc ro-
etc sympathy with ihe pastoral tone 4 the comedy aud
WIN tHe sac vein OF philosophy hy which Il r. per
mra'ed The representations Of nam. Jacq"os aud Or
'aoo might De named as excel! pieces # dramatic
Wofk and 70 should be sdded Jhat the CAV yet loving
nature OF E9SatHd Was suggested h "a manner that
slTed tears IN the heart, while b brought smiles tire
'"e 4He recital was one OF singular beauty OtIe!o'
~. BE- gwen on Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12
HE REV. Mr.. BELLS LIBEL SUIT.

At the Nottin CHAM A'szes Yesterday, III
inc ,oe suit OF the Rev. Frederick Bel, formerly OF
BrooNyn v Y, against Mr. Stevenson, solicitor and
m. Rev r. f. Grfiths, Baptist minister, LORD Cole
ridge after the prosecution had opened the
D.-adlngs, tod the senior c"pust' 1i az,
e,daure given ny the prosecutor ON IA, crosse KAN Mt
tln before the magistrates shal! direct te jury tuat
a nIeas arr proved viz, That the ibels were true and
nub ucd H.. tA- pup.C Drueht' Ile counsel brus w.
no tn say lie was prepared 10 So alter the cyCence
III ,.Tidue directed q v.-dct :Or the defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE BLACK DEATH.
SANITARY MEASURES IN RUSSIA AND QUAEANIINE
REGULATIONS BY OTHER NATIONS.


ST. PETERSBURG. Tuesday. Feb. II, 1879.
General Lors MelikOf, GOyernorGrneral of
the plague stricken districts has summoned tho Cover
OF the Governments OF Asirakhan Sarnara and
sarato to Tzaritzn, and proposed to them that all
the old paper money now circulating be exchanged
for new through the Kama-Volza Bank and destroyed
rne attention OF the medical authorities Is now concen-
trated setreuo and the neghboring districts nhab
tied by the Khirgiz. The 81 Petersburg Sanitary Com
mttee have proposed 10 cleanse the canals and 10 or
ganlze barge hospitals the Neyn. which could be
anchored IN the CUR Of BotAai aud also to organic
sanitary committees In each district O, the city and
province Of -. Petersburg.
LONDON. Tue clay. Feb. II, 1879
The Prlyy Council has ordered careful inspection Of
the bills ~ health ana ~ the and passengers Of
vessels arr, IN l-0m the Black sea.
ROME. Tuo sdav. Feb. IL. 1879.
The President Of The Board OF Health speaking To-
DIV u the Chamber OF Deputies predicted that y tho
pa-uc penetrated Europcit would destroy third Of
the population.
The Itaiifu Government las ordered twenty day
quarantine against arrivals from Egypt.
BERLIN, Tuesday. Feb. H. 1872.
The N1r'h German Gq-stc denies the report that an
Ausirian proposal Tor the establishment oi iO.nt mill
tury Gordon D., under consideration 40 Berlin.
ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, Tuesday, Feb II, 1870.
Vessels with foul bills OF health refused admisson
Ilto Egyptian ports.
Bl1GE,Dr, Tuesday. Feb. II. 1870.
eerya has formed a partial Gordon On ner Turks"
frontiers against the pasu".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12
HIDNTGT WEATHER REPORT.

WN~UNrT0H, Feb. -, | Il. m.-Thc area Of
, barometer il, central Rear Buffalo he depression
having moved eastward from Chicago during the day
Eau Ia, prevailed. with warmer southcriy winds and
falling b,ro., icl in tuc districts on The Atlantic coast
Pain has also ptrya led u the Southern Nt,ts followed
hv IL %. barometer. colder nDrthrrY 20 westerly wm'-
ana 10 the tut States. Tennessee and the Lower ONO
V,Iiov clearing Weather Tn" t.r- lure IDS iaeu III
The NO~t lwrsU with light snow, and IA tho nOi thern
portions Increased pressure.
I,,dicGh0nA
For Nrw-Eug'and ram or STOW. falling followed ~
r.ius barometer snuth".y Tinir. shiiuLg :" westerly
aud North rY. and dUrn- the night over teihper"tuse,
For tLc tiIlr states. up snow, 'eiflnR I'D re
ihrru portion during m. dlY. -Usthc " winds, shlft
in- westerly uurfnvrafcFiF.f slight iai IN lem
ptrafurc. and rising bar. meter during TIE Nt--h"O"
md evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12
Tnr ERENnn RIuIELr.

AMNESTY TO TIE C'MMC>INTS-CHANGEN N HE
ARM, AND AMovG TIE PHoCURAroRs GENERAL
VERSAILLES. Tuesday. Feb. II. 1879
I'm the Chamber of Deputies to-day, Slr. Al
bart tlcvy WAS eoct-d YicePrrsident OF the CDamb'r
" lie Marcure, Minister ~ the interior, presented
bill granting amnesty % the Commun SIS.
" Leon say. Minister of Finance, declined to make
any statement relative to the conversion OF the
per cent reutes, saying he would discuss
that matter with the Committee on the Budget.
Later in tho day Interpolation on this SUN CT
uc n z pressed, the Chamber, to AVOID prJudting IDA
I,fiou passed 10 the order of the day. The bureau
iDnliuteI % committee Of eleven on army REFORMS.
Sine OF members in favor of reduction ~ me
peri service three years, ana the Abolition OH tc
,.,ttm Uy which the educated Glasses serve only one
year. 49,, RI >, $50
r. is expected that The Ofitdt Journal Will p b.'h
n morrow "A decree transferring and dismls,ng
or net rcing twelve procurators-geueraL Foar COM
anders " army corps 10 be transferred and nine
dismissed.
President Grtyy has signed decree making appoint
n,nts and changes affecting eighteen Generals
and twelve commanders OF corps. Genera.
Tatre has been appointed Commlndant at Lyons.
General Cn,n,ut II Cnalons and General de Gaet at
Tours. General Won replaces tue Duke "a Aumae a.
I,~lucou. Ls IcnDs says t4c Duke dAuudlc HAS Otch
appointed HspcctOr-GeneraI. 80.
Inc Governments Amnesty bl grants amnesty 70 al
persons heretofore hpTra ter paIdOncd except "Hen-
aprs AGAINST tie law. and cout0nco Al political
N6nseicr mr. Despr'z Archbishop Of Toulouse has
been created d cardinal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12
THE LIVERPOOL STRIKES.

The steamship owners appointed COM
rr.ttre To cuutrr the delegates ap-
no.ptcd at Yesterdays meeting OF the strikers.
Al the interview to-day between the
rouoi rec II the steamship owners and the delegation
from e kers az ct hearing tns latteis statement,
tn, owners resolved to adhere o. their terms Iuc
riL therefor. conIiuue- Many Of the men ale show
ing gus az welding II il thought THAT In the course OF
, ,!ay or Two numbers viii return 10 "oFH
So National Line vessel will sal from thIs port to-Ao!
~ ~ N.N-NuLk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12

seven years to come by q combination between the
least edrcated and least enlightened constituencies
OF the kingdom. The counties-that is to say the
Tory arstocracy, tho landed gentry and the tenants
of both-arc TO join hands with the priesthood and
peaaantry OF Ireland and they, in virtue of bar
gain which il nothing but a capitulation with
Rome are to rule the British Empire. G. ". s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12

:, .Dnq his masters manncrsms His mixture OF tnG
OF tbe earnest tho pathetic, makes his hntor not
ser nc neis nchOy mirth OF Thackeray and Sterhe'
UNI almost tie only American huInOnst WIN sent
Snt n Is on!y the air. not the spirit tna' IL on""N
I'M a. ints'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12
MUSICAL. MOTIFS

The Vocal Union of Ncw- York viii give its
next concert a. Chiokcrins HA on Indy evening Of
this wees
Miss Eyelina Hartz will give concert at
"hcEerius Hal Monday ueA'. she a0l have the as-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12

Nrv-OHLlAN>, Feb. l1.-lhc Rev. Come
I'm. ao,n.nau o .auyr of County CORK, ireland. Tor
Tint, year. pastor ot 81 Peters caur d. auI o'r OF tn"
ttkg.Au ans i,st slim uIsAtd presto 81 tIe south
I'D this LIclI-iI-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12


NOuce.
so persons having eafp ON 50 rage or ottrw 20 Tor
..... ur 20. rf IAFhiNS - $ tAtPr tlEANiNG
Npt X E1.t Z7ths'. ~ please aud -rt, charges
be- carpets
WILL De sold al ..ct.D n 10 piy charge. 49,.
Nrryon. ~ iau-tion a uei ., 1pusnga.irs,
.f I.,t..t. .rgcj-l hAA.s Museum 90 ANATOMY.
lur. iuI pCF.t' dsc lae.
Osput4rv p.f health ult D. fe<Aue' anOrdug
-grDJ-. of ' lmp- ltlt- to mirage ant tue rs y
nervous amt H-I %. Dr s tr tssIt OF -
yturure 81 mali 2ll. DUtoI', &c postage stamps NitB,,
Secretary. kAHN.- 'tu-.uh o'' 'roiiN1}. Yes. lpr.
Post ONCE Notire-Ihr tor wees en- nnt
Att RDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1870 Viii %
NEDN t~DAN. a. a. To- Europe BY steamship Ahy..
-uIt VIA o le-n-lwu. rIit t>DAN -.3O IN.
rope ly steamship 'Y of NrNNOrk. wa Queenstown rorre.
atuIrucr pr Germany and France Co Dee ware
stra1u.t .uust Dee specially Addres-el su1
Europe PYruuutl.
HAuDlIE ou al KDAf. 40 $50 q. Tor lu.o.e
.tral-lu t.flI'r, via gnecu-tU@r correspondence
Germany and scotland Co Ir -Srird Jy tuis re4n~r
by steamship Bolivia a,g," t4i f 1850 a. u. rI tu
rope. lF frtU.I'p N.U.. Va southampton hrrIru.
Ic steamship, Ab,>sI. tliy OF Nvl,rA tud Gtrlauir
Io mans p-luArA. sweep NJ. no
wIi, A.uRl.I arr ~'fI Pacific Ports cave NrA YORK
F.bul.y ln. Ilr m1. io Na-.4u. s. o.. leave Nru .ll.
ItlrHlI. 40, mail. tr Havana rase N-S NOrs so.
r.ar. D. Ia- IaiI- % i,yu ,nI Jamaica r4su New iur<
February d. Ihr u. of iac Mes, ln ir, H,tMI.. sui
~ IA mas. cave lnrN f-nrl g Tie MAJ. I.r
Australia leave san autl-,Y utitrs d. ne ma
for China NuH JIp.u r'Nr al t.i-'.,co February u.s.
lttNT. D.. IAiE, ',i'ut
Post office. NcwNork Fchruao 5. 1872
The American pcdomeicri the most accurate WAXING
TIFFANY . Co., UNIoN SQUARE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12
Special Noute5


Tor Gouf and Rheumatism pr. Iayuirs NrH.eiios-
]. qlid Pli--layN equal b--.cp' pImpi sent
nee D.. AGENTS, r. FOU, IRA IS co., 30 N0rtI William.
~ Nrl-- luLA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12
'uWrNr Lou OBSERVATIONS.


T.-.a.aa. s-.s. .sr.a.-,l.. - ..'hs 80 ~ ~
al. lIs- i -h ne . ''- ''- ~
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-12

auss 81. .u,rui'.. ru,, =.
TIFFANY - 90. UNION s4UAEE
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-15

The BEST Spring Medicine and
Beautifier of the Complexion in use
Cures pimples, Boils, Blotches, Neu-
ralgia, scrofula, Gout, Rheumatic
and Mercurial Pains, and all Dis
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of the Blood or Liver.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
op.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-15
70 WIZ M IT MAY CONCERN.

Carson CRY, Nevada, September |, 1879
fter the above date all work done hy the dray-
,on City will he charged for a. follows, to wit
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-12-04

..Our Superior court is over, and some OF
the boys are minus from ten to one hundred
dollars A great many OF the boys pleaded
guilty Of carrying pistols, and His Honor
Judge Underwood was very liberal IN
charging them for the privilege. Not going
over fifty dollars
Mr.. Cowen, OF Philadelphia, is on q
visit to the Anna godmin Of this county9
with a view Of purchasing II he buys he
will send two Of his children to the Dallas
high school.
81 think we are improving moi q fight
in town court week.
..James George speaks Of moving south
about four miles, Doing well is harlto beat
...Dr. Foster starts this week to South
Carolina to see the Clement attachment
Ten of the substantial men Of this county
including the Dr., are determined to have
one of the concerns in Dallas Success 10
them is all | can say now.
II have heard that | would receive in a
few days an invitation 70 n candy pulling
Lord speed the day
IF we were rs public spirited as we
ought to be we would cell our school house.
John Mahle's broad grin Is again seen
on our streets, and what he don't know
about fishing is not worth knowing.
AoAN.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-12-04
TOWN TALK.

...Misses Inman have returned to Atlanta
mills Sallie Dick is on u visit to Atlanta.
Miss Jennie Meigs, is visiting her uncle
Or. T. s. Stewart She viii hereafter re-
side in Atlanta and win be quite an aequi-
sition 10 the society Of the Gate City.
Preparation are being made for grand
time during the Christmas holidays by The
various neishborhoods.
Mr.. Geo Haneiter of Atlanta delivered
an able lecture al the Presbyterian church
hast Sunday afternoon under the auspices
of the Y. NJ. c. A. The lecture was one
calculated 10 do great deal Of good and We
trust we viii soon have repetition.
we regret to hear of the sickness of Mr.
f. j Baker.
Next year being leap year, some of the
girls will make grand rally, MS in four
years more they will be out Of date.
"A timid young man who was "inuo-
duced into society" few nights since de
clares il to be very embarrassing.
We regret to learn of the serious illness
of Mrs John i. Tyler nee Miss Clara Sto
vail. Cox.