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oaa auaah oauarred ia taai aoan tfaa
May saA t. Augua "a
AZ West lutlsua rtseo. Tews uss bit
d the bad Aad severely wonnded ~
slonss thsowa b. eAisless bass
Aprsr sud hs8 cd ehitd = Me-.
GssrRf, % Chelsea. hsd sF brukeu the
oibsr asy - bsi'g tlaVwh troai ssgou.
The sidre,. Al thr soldivrs nlrnuion 81
NJ reiief i.ao be delivered b, Co.
chsfiss 70. Jvscr ard siH be good
ose
Ga saIafdsy ooSninE J . Kelley Of
llfaudoa bal both lrgs b,okea BY The lAil
/ Ing q baua stand which be Va. beiplug
q etroi.
Earls Wizard, static gettins oui liss 10
West Duumcfslon ~o,'ds GA SATURDAY,
as. .stack b. islliug ltre, witch irse-
iursd III. skau aud otherwise Seriously
Injured hip.
+ james DslAse,. u West Concord. has
been tin-d go boz gs',iag hqaor nnder
I i.se prs,sws,. No, pssiu hi. hns be
W.. .sai 20 tae lloo-r 81 Correction Tor
,~u hundred and slx days
Fauie, " Hartford, Ecsr Waite River
June lsn, edef 80 give J kAey & Co.
100 sefs, vi ,shd, ,egriher WA Que oi
ihs nae~t ~a,rr privileges ia the state,
prostilns ,he dfm All rvmase tneif
oitaa ~"rks tsiba pace.
". aida s,as U,i,stHru t,rop".r, 10
er.es si,ss d~pei"4t, !, ituusnd. al
whrsu nv p - fr,Hn ~ p.ns - TIE s'.,v
ia - as meiieiats aud mriiUsi adviee
ires 'ia bssevtas pro. er certificates irUiu
20 tii~vrrs,l aelr town.
Tie Vernon Eal.iy Wheel { mpau,
Al Wr., Care. &. teent shipped 10
hoes a. A,~ NgrI each thrv, isct u
iialnr,et sud incn.s nauE. 1hsy ~ae
the iarses, wheels ever manufactured by
the eo,apsny, aud cost $25OeRe
Thom,s johnson, who lives near the
month Of Salmon River, claim, 20 have
seen tbe Lake Chsmplsju serpent. Tie
think. shout ten feet 10 length was ,isi.
bic, aud lha, the head was six feet IL d.
ameier, sAd the body as thick as a mans,
Thomas can sit down.
The new telegraph ot The American
Teles rsph company has extended its
wires trotn Montreal to the neighbothood
oi the towa Of Georgia, and with large
force At work they will soon reach Bur
lington. Ou saturday titeen ions OF wire
aud other apparatus Tor the new line,
Was received VI Burlington,
Ellrsy Windsor. who went from Lyn.
don TO the West, several wears ago, has
recently been mining in the connlry be.
yond LeadyilIs. A week or lwn ago che
struck ilsp and was offered $4,000 10
money Dor hts claiIu. The clsim next to
him, aud, ~ Windsor ibinks, no better
than his, was rrcenlly sold for sl00,0 900.
Mr.. Stephen Dunbar. = worthy aud re-
specled cilizenot Fairfax, sixty years OF
age, committed suicide sunday morning
by hanging himself in a barn. He WAS
member Of the Methodist church OF long
standing aud the father OF q family. The
terrible deed is supposed TO have resulted
nom mental abcrraliou caused by domes-
tic trouble.
Edgar Il. Van Dusen, young man 10
years old, OF Warren, was arrested Fri
day, for breaking into The store and post.
office, kept by $. d. Allen, Aug. Oh,
and stealing candy, cigars, and registered
money packages amounting to $50. lie
was bound over 10 the sum OF $500 Tor
bis appearance ut the county court. lie
IL claimed by special agent Bigelow OF the
post.o flee department for robbing mails
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80
nuL.l. DOzkn BENNINGTON.

The Rutland Herald advises the Wal-
lace investigating committee TO go 10
Bennington. 1t says
Bennington IL the dark aud bloody
ground Of Republican bulidozing
there can DO no doubt OF it. The Argus
has said il; Senator Thurman has given
his official endorsement TO the assertion
of the Argus. aud expressed the opin.
ion that the turbulence Of the Republi.
cans Of Vermont was making NINA.
turc Mexico Of Bennington and yet
the Democratic investigating commit.
tee keep beating bushes, where there
never were any birds, when the woods
about Bennington, VT. are full Of fu-
gitive Democrats. whose dismantled
cottages. corn crops burned liz the ear,
and potatoes perishing, because in the
absence Of their exiled owners the Col
orado beetle is 10 not punched with
Paris green, oil testify to the truculent
character OF the bulldozers of Benning-
ton. IL the Democratic committees
really desire u make their present lean
add scrawGey report visibly swell with
richness lie. them repair TO Bennington
aud summon the local leaders OF the
bulldozed Democracy. Hulling, under
assurances Of protection from bloody
rcprisals 81 the haujs OF his lawless
neighbors. will doubtless venture 20 tell
the awful truth; bow he has never ven
tured to run Tor Congress 10 his district
because q distinct threat that no ''Inde-
pendent Democrat" would be permitted
TO run against the regular party ticket.
This 10 "the Mississippi PLAN" which
as : Southern idea. is sure TO get q
unanimous caucus endorsement the
moment Congress meets IN December.
This will DO awkward testimony, but
the committee are accustomed to such
surprises The committee will sit with
closer doors doors. 80 that the moral
terrorism Vi the presence of vindictive
Republicans shall be abssut: If the
genial aud eloquent Cbildn can he
tempted out Of this swsmps, where we
assume, iron the description IL The
Argos. quoted by Senator Thurman. he
has been hiding for the pAst year. the
committee y i'll go away with intellects
illuminated aud their thirsty souls re-
freshed. There will be bullet holes ia
bis hat. IL be has not lost il; there will
be bloody wells on bis back. where the
Republican buildozer has affixed his
beech seal. which 10 among The histor
iosl drbis n PermoHl; there will be
tnouruful music 10 bis y mpAthetie
voice. ss he walbies Driven Frosn
Home rEtottiug ,eats IRON tue cold
eyes OF Coffee Rot Wallace. and
causing the Hamburg humanitarian.
Butler. 10 eiAculals. III this be liberty
give me death" The committee must
so TO Bennington; they have thus far
toiIed eli night aud caught nothing
aud they have no eIcnse the Argut. :
year ago told them jost where to look !
rhurmsa m.jeslicaliy sAid: Read The
Argus aud go TO Bennington. Vermont,
II you wAnl real red-headed ahd red.
mouthed Gaze ol outrage, And set the
commlt1ee persis, Ia iooling away iis
time =, Providence aud Boston. whiie
in the outraged hOmes OF Bennington,
Nefmout. Democrats mothers hust
their babies into affdgbted silence by
telling them that i5iaibe is 10 the cur
Pant Lushrs 81 Conkling 10 The cellar.
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Thrp- ,bs ui.is~s 10 Beihei-so they
sas Widon't kn,~ Il W sesaai eouuG
RxV NJ. Aurrsl tsehi - Buriinglou
b.. br~n cold snd iisc siisehnrnt sHilsiied.
Jasnss LsIsbiHr. bfzksmsa, he'd al
sfR siissbsrl Il P@wAt. wbile eoupspg
eafs.
Notshasid is 10 give plusfors ptffor-
masoe. We bos's Il wlIi bs greatly q
their ess6sl.
Montpelier frsls beatty Iast sow. DAILY
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RUSSELL HAMILToss', Fsr.s,.

state II ffr1n8Ht. Manchester DisgFtes. SEE
~ Frebsts CeuFt held a. Manchester ziikia
ard ~ said Dlstrcs. GA the f1ih day % August
a T. 1879,
ln lns'ufsut. pnrpwiing 70 be The issi Wiii
and Jestsuelt u haaseil htmiilen, late ~ rae
gate. ta ssad 6tstftel dseassea. b@AmN tFs-
seatsd ~ j. W. Fiji. the Eksfsto4 tBegsis
hAalsd, IT. probate, il i ordered ~ sad Court,
rbst ~ pefeous concerned thefeH e. bstsksd "
appear = sssi0e thereof. 10 b. hAld 81 tie
T0sn Hal ~ AflinRtoH, IN saiA dsstFiet o.
tbe sih 1sI " kspf. a. b. is9y, # 10 clssnk 10
ne fyFensaa. sEd show Gauss, II aay shsy hsts,
ngslBst she probate n esid viii ~ ehieL PEI.
gose u 10 fnfihsF ordered. tkst his order Ls
pak1shed three seeks sEfeessigeiy la The Ma
htkrrg.
~ fhf Eoufi
iss9 ATssT, HAkAY HowAED. Jsass
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"a. etA4 = 4gas - ithsa,lt sian.i
~. tHs isut-i tHs ~ -"melhiuK Vs.
ltr ha. brett q t,nun.tr hnsseia
.sl Il ~ u,. a.. p..t I'd happdy witb
ii. site ahO j, Daughter Of The lsir
Chief Justice Chase He recent, OF.
drred = German tutor. whom his vile
had engaged for one Of the children,
cat Of the house with shotgun. aad
paid The cane compliment 10 Senator
Coekliog who was staying at biz house
on the invitation Of bis wife II is sn
unfortunate affair aud caases great
deal 81 talk aud scandal
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r YDlA b. MFRniIIs. Esr.rr.

wars aY VKhHosI. District Of NsaohssisT,.
Az Probate Gun. isid IT Msnrhsstet " thin
aud Or ssid Dis,Tiet OR the l7th dsy 0f August
.. D., 1879
Present Hon. Rs ne, HO~Atd Judge.
An instrument parportinE 70 b. the last viii
cad 1eaiamsnt ~ LYDIA Is htifit lAls u
Rupert. In said district, deesassd, bsihK pt.-
secuted BY A, Is, l.. mbsTi, tbs Executor thsteie
named. for Probate, it's ordered BIZ sid Court,
tis, all persons concerned therein be notified 70
appsAr At session thereof, 10 he held At the
frnls FhrN = Fssssy poln, 10 Msn.
~ e the 4lh day OF
"a sTF9n@ fe p la9eost ~
hss. sls4.tst w ,gopsip o. said Will for
which yUti tait I@ furA ordered, that this
order BE- Vui Jishsd t1rse seek. aneesssiveiy ia
the Msnehss .sE JoukBAL ps~spApsr printed at
hsnchs, ter IN this state previous 10 said time Of
hearing
Bytbs Coart
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Iisea has ssceredrd 10 eagsafiss
kss b. fs mseHt~fs ai tht Ne~ l0fk
H. tasatt@flC state committee shic
gssss kia s3s BS'isy u that bsiy aad
o. ~sii ha dtitia a. siAs ~ cwutftl
tbtif st.is GO ventis.p. al - Shieb
l,.ass atr. ibsi he wili lie thu nvnuef.tle
u,.pia,-r laf rfe,iiel.t nsrs y'I ~
taa,l ihist th.i ii'1' d !. ibs hr''
d. 49, = am ',sa - ih.s p-t'S ise'
tbe .,l.l msu !, smar t.f gl,rH 49,
wtil pa# ~aee ~sFh - secure ~
s.ssn ats,a. - isfut ua iouis
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Nasaea ecitor wosl1 SD COT speedily,
NJ Dina ksows kow Il is. ard thosSa
q brave saaa be y sensible enough "a
bach dowa rather THAI Be lAid Ia Z
dishosorcd grave.
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A.ss ,a.ndirr. IA reoeas spsceb -
MAsas. sasJ IL is sid tic .rpsbli.
ese patty h&s lssailed its nirsion. AID
osgh1 ~ dee. NJ parry is better pre-.
pared 10 die OH lie naouaDeus csa BE-
wrilasa that a hss ful6iled every
pledge thai it ever made 10 The Assert
cas- pe,pls oagtt q die Thank
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Peb 81. 1879.
IN RANKRuPTCY

In BANKRUPTCY.
In the District Court OF the United statet
for the District Of Vermont.
In the Matter Of Dawn CReYuf Bankrupt.
To the creditors Of ssid bankrupt and all
others whom II may concern.
The undersgncd. sssignes OF said bankrupt,
hstety given notice that u has been ordered by
,te District Court. Of psid District, that the
second aud third general meetings Of the cred.
itors OF Ssid bshktnEt bs ksld Nv said District
on rhs l4th dAy ufA .snsi A. q 1873. 81 O'Clock
A. = At ths ll.t- - Assin Bsuett, before
W. q v1as y haas.f imBAnl ruetey, for the
Dur .p0sss named SsaglOBs 5tgl .gd 30gs W the
Raw bat hiAta ~ - he uiled atslss sad ihis
is - 10 Nv. I0te. ststf h.ss al.A my fuS'
arc, ght - AssigN y 80 k.htt p, SGD that
II ssh tLHs pss- I .hsti .pf,i' - said enu
fr il"in'tt ~ SD scsapH I'd Ton d..
sbsrg iiUfs ..,biir. ss'isG o said 80.
tst- ~ A's'tasn.o Nith liiy pessi.iss I sid
blb ac'tar,
Dstao A. iuElpr ln p.ii IfBtjei ihis Iyth
dLS Oh JAY. d. ne.
iosv ryuBAN r HuRD Lpaguss.
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GEORGE nURwORTH's Eslate.

State " v.Tsont AsHshsssr Disillct ss
In FFvbsts Court ksid At Msnchsstsr, wtfhin
aud for ssid Distr1ct % The 18th day OF JAY
A. b. 1875
pressBt H.R. Rssn-y Hssstd Judge
Tbs IIseut0T. D A. 1udsDs ca The -
Of 0sofgs Antwsrtit, late " AtliBgtob. ~ said
district ases~ssd. proposing % render ~ seeGuBs
" biz alglniarHtlsu ~ Esd estate. IL lz3vTder.
Cd ~ said Court thai t4ld sfcaHnt be sIs niitled
tor silsvanes Al cessation thhfe8f b. b. hold At
TIE to~a Hal IN Afiias Lsn, 10 esd asta I
90 lb- SCH dAy ~ ssptshsb, r. 4 b. 1879 sod N /
sptses b. glYpB - 81 s,sT-ass iHist..isd ~ the
nbheatsoa VI pas efdeF W ths Manchester
lauakAL. sesspsp pnsiss a ssid MGHehss.
ter, three seeks saeovssvely. pssstyss 70 said
time a hsssirg.
By tkA C4sprt
Atlsst, RAMSEY I0RARD. Jadgs
lFae copy " Record
1axs Attest HAkkkY uBNAEI) Jaa =
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Photographs,

Fsrrsotypes. copied and enlarged pictures or
any thing in my line will bs made at the present
rsdacsd prices few weeks longer Call nov
aud cave the extra price you will have 10 pay
HeIt summer. have on hand for sale cheap
ikfga lot Of SiHFsDseopss, Sttreoseopio Views
Picture frames Ne. Also glasscs for the new
CONVEX glass picture and s0me silk velvet nickel
rim frames made expressly to put these pictures
IN. Call aud zee them 1t my Old Stand near my
residence, North Main street, Manchester VI,
II. 3. ALLEN.
Rah ~ 1870 - u
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SHELDON n. TAYLOR's p.tale.

kTAfE % VIA sesI. Dsstftet Of Ma och sste ss
Ia Probate G0gFt. held At Manchester within
snA iDf said Dissrisa sal tbs i1lh dag u August
a. y. 1879.
Present HsH. II. BQssFd. Judge
The AdnlinistFsagrs EnAIy r. TayisF lnd
Usifkt fag iof % ths estate ofs1oiaan Tss0r
lass ef Alapsft 10 said alssIisi aacsase pEssgea.
leg " Ernasr assseat q their administration
% said estate. Is IL ordered ~ sald Court that
szid teeoaht he sEaHissa for slSssbes Al sss,
FsetgrY foiat ia NtueiesssF Ia sHld Dlstgfet On
ths tth aas ~ Sspt. 4 D. is7S, shd that nqzles
- givsb e 81 persons lHteFsstss ~ he prsl..
ealiea " tale grAsF 10 tbs Manchester goeAssL
. nssspepsT bsisss4 81 saa4 NsaehesteF. thYes
sssta sssesaaFsiy. pFsftsss q Esd iiias "
heaFgas
trus Eseosd,
attest. r. HOWARD. lsdga.
true sppz u aaeese,
iass Attest, Il. HOWARD. Jadgs.
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Marriages.

Al uafeat. AHEnst sh. ~ tha nes NJ FrssA
~ gsfuata 3 ttAta 81 Msa eastst sn8 b. =
Ma d snsae4 ia saeassiH No gsfAs
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Az Ese4afv raus. Asa Ia. fptFsrsss y iAs
hasft isa eFak aaahls eusasp s.sia, NJ hNafa
HaaeA3t q fsfs tsaftsf % Mte Assta So
eaui. kssA ~ fsAft snA . ssaitb4.
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the Manchester Journal.

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Mt. ANTHONY SEMINARY.
A Family Boarding School for Boys.
Ar BENNINGTON CEsTER. Vr,


Nelt sohool.year will Commence on Tuesday,
September ~. 1870
The school enters upon its twenty fourth rear
under the same principal, with improved heili
lies aud management. Boys fitted for college Of
busihess. Dull of back boys surely brought
forward Prices TO suit the tinss send for
circular.
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BesvlSoros ctsrra rAnsoSAo1


BgsNlSaroS CtsTrR PAnsoSAaE.
ID gives ma pleasure 10 recommend M, Al.
thony seminary "a those who are snekinR a
boarding school for youth There Ia, Ia my
judgment, seldom ~ be found elsewhers 40 cap
morals and hahtr ~ the studouts IL faighfni
constant ADD ChristisD, aud the standard IN
culcatod pure and elevated. The locality itself
L. unsurpassed for haAlthfulnass, bekuty of
scenery, ami retirement from temptation The
SCHOOL rtci.y deserves, and trust viii 90, tin.
no to receive, berAi patronage,
RIY. IsAAC JENNINGS.
THoY, June 4th, 1879.
II ~ no small pTaise 10 the Principal Of the ut
Anthony seminary Mr.. q. w. Yatosl that he
hNk conducted It for n0Afly = quarter VI a cen.
fury, holding still the respect aud appreciation
OF his neighborH 10 bis life work Of teaching.
learn that he IL making arrangements 10 widen
The scope OF the Institution, and TO increase its
attractions. Accustomed 10 passing my sum.
region IL beautiful and 80 beautiful 81 10 force
the admiration Of every visitor.
FREDERICK O. CLARK, DID.
MIpDLEauRY 0oiLEdE. w.. May goth, 1879.
Prof. Gao. W. YArEs
My Dear sir. 1t gives me great pleasure to say
that, IN my opinion, you CAP not fad man, all
told. better qualified 10 work with You ~ your
school fer number Of yoArs than MT VIM. H.
shaw, hope you will engage his tsrsices. aud
u 20 shail ba sure sorefer 10 Mt. Anthony Sem,
mary As wen manned. Ynuls truly.
C.B hUIBEHT,
Pres. MiddlcharY COLLEGE.
Bsnahgioa. w.. July 10Th, 1879, 9tw
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AAytfussmtuis. unast thi. issA, isr ,tuts
tine each a, saffi4ss
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PETITION ron DIVORCE.

IisnaiARloa. ". Jals isth, lslo.
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DIHD.

FOX. On January 81, 1879, 0: congestion OF the
brain, GEORGE ARCHIBALD son Of Ldward and
Mary l.. Fox alexandria and Richmond papers
Funeral to take place at ose O'Clock on Sunday,
February I'd. The remains 10 be inferred IN Alex
andris.
HEPBURN. On the morning of February first
1879, DAVID HEPBURN in the eightleth year OF his
Funeral on Monday after noon. the third instant.
at enc O'Clock, from his late residence No 943 Mary
and avenue southwest. Friends and acquaintance
respectfully invited TO attend.
RUPERT, On January 80, 1879. at a M, MARY
ELIZABE1 II, the beloved wife of Matthias RUPERT
Funeral from her late residence Seventh street.
corner New York avenue, on sunday, February ?.
at one O'clock M. Friends and acquaintance re
spectfully invited. 2t'
ROSS. At q m, January 3lst. 1879, EMMA TEN
SEY Ross, wife of John W. Ross Esq, and young
est daughter Of Franklin Tenney, ESQ., AGED thirty
three years.
Funeral :, National Hotel parlors on Monday.
February Sd
SMITH January 81. 1879, Mrs CArHARrSE r.
SMITH aged eighty three years
Funeral will take place Sunday, O'Clock m,
from No. 344 street southwest Relatives and
friends invited to attend.
WRIGHT. On Wednesday, January %, 1879. at
bis residence, No. 1904 Eighteenth street north
west, in the thirty fret year OF bus age, JOHN K.
WRIGHT.
His funeral will take place from Union Bethel A.
NJ. E. church, Nj street, between Sixteenth and bev-
enteenth streets. on Sunday next. February 1879.
al IL O'Clock m The body viii be rested in the
church at O'Clock M, and those wishing TO view
the rt mains VIII have sn opportunity OF doing 90
before the commencement OF the services. 2.
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RAILROADS.
pALTEMOIsE AND OHIO RAfLHOAn,
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK
National Route and Short Line te IN.
North. Northwest, Wast
and Southwest.

To take efec, Sunday. Nov. It. 1878
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
SOS &. m--New York, Philadelphia sli Boston
argress Elliott IT City On sqndsy to BstlaoEe
noRs a. sHg saoss .1 sna E Asan RRs
Breakfast at Relay.
mont strasbnrs, winchester, Haserstown. sns
Way via ReayJ
$40 s: m;-Point of Rocks, Piedmont. Str.shurg,
Winchester Haserstown, and Way Stations
Philadelphia. Stops at 4 nnapolls junction -'@
ana PsSz Rhpres Feaees assrsoss
ard Valley Branch except Sunday. THROUGH
daily. Grafton TO sandusky. daily, except Sat.
300 .; m:-on Sunday only. Baltimore. Annapolis
burg CoiIegs Betsyille, Laurel. 4nnspoiis juno
ton, Jessup's and Hanover.
2I0 p nn--Bsltimore, Annapolis. Ellicott City and
e1:s0 p. m.-Nev York, Philadelphia and Boston
Express. Stops a. Laurel.
II SO p m on Sunday only for Baltimore and Way
$50 p. n.-Baltmore, Blaaensburs Snd Laurs.
E.pEess Frederick via Relay. Stops at Annap.
.4:s5 p. m.-Point Of Rocks Frederick, Hasers.oxn,
winchester and Way Stations. On Sundays 70
80 @@Baifimore' xnnspo a and and Way st..
$50 T: m:-PhIladelphis, Norfolk ana Baltimore
s 70 Sq TsSt a csO t e: e: cs q:
IS so p. m.-Baltimore and Way Stations
~ 80 p m.-Chicago and Columbus Express Sleep
i1l0 Cars to Chicago
rS 10 p. m.-Baltimors Express
300 p. m.-Point of Rocks and Way Stations
~ 80 p m.-St. Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville and
Rttsbufg Express. Ptttsbnrg. except Sunday.
10. is p m.-Nsw York. Philadelphia and Baltimore
Express. Stops at Bladensburg and Laurel
Sleeping Car to New York, and Special Sleeping
Gar to Philadelphia.
ft) Daily. On Sunday only. Other trains daily
Except Sunday.
Ali trains stop at Relay Station
For further information apply at ticket Office de
pCt. corner of New Jersey avenue and G. street GIG
60l, G03, 1885 Penna- ayenue NV, Washington and
Masonic Temple, High street. Georgetown, where
tickets be procured and orders taken for bag
gage to be checked and received at any point in the
city.
W. NJ. CLEMENTS, Master transportation.
l.. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEORGE S. KOUNTZ, General Agent noyI6
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Ss he policy OF the Indians seems TO be that
they want to be Systematically T. Herald.
a London thieves cut off the hair OF young
LADIES who look into shop windowS.(N. Y. Co3n-
sftefciai.
sE-"vineyardist," is the newest ugly word
liSh 40
E-A lady describing an ill-natured man.
says ne never smiles but he feels ashamed OF it.
lCinciaHati SUI.
F-Some Grabbed old bachelor writes that
MANY sealskin sacque covers ragged dress,
dirty apron, and an empty stomach
E This winter there have been, for the first
time in thirty-five years, fourteen consecutive
days OF skating In Regent S Park, London
sF- The Swiss government has suppressed the
French refugee Communist organ, 4rant Garde
as TOO obtruSiYely sticking up for king killing.
RF The ColuSa Sun hits at woman suffrage
with tack hammer, remafking. as the editor
swings it: "GOd made man for outdoor work,
and women for the raising OF the family
es- William Royal, "a constable in Philadelphia
attempted to arrested Irwin Winters, aged fif-
teen, yesterday, when Winters drew pistol
and shot him in the arm. Winters escaped.
ts-1t Is rumored in New orleans that y.
Madison Wells, surveyor OF the port, has been
indicted by the United states grand Jury for
malfeaSance in Office.
IA Hereafter every loaf OF bread sold In Gin
clnnau must have its weight stamped upon II.
0 A school-teacher at Harwinton, Conn,
threatened to thrash man who tried TO inter-
whitley county, KY. was last year repre-
Sented in the legislature by man who could
not read. This year no school is taught at the
county seat.
FEAT Henrietta, Mich, recently, to discour-
age graye-robbers, a body was buried In grave
twelve feet deep, having an abundance OF stones
mingled with the earth
kE-The judiciary committee OF the Maine leg
islaIure are to inquire into the eXpediency OF
having all causes tried by the court unless jury
trials are expressly demanded.
sFJefferson Davis is to be invited to lecture
in Atlanta Ga. and the Constitution says that
there is probably no man in the United States
who would draw larger crowd there than this
distinguished citizen.
H-A Tennessee widow bought suit OF
clothes for young man, with the understand
ing he should marry her, but he fastened to his
own county and purchased license for himself
and young lady whom he had previously en-
gagged himself to, and was married. The widow
made him surrender the clothes.
eE-A young man, the SON Of a clergyman now
| dead, is yictimiZing New Jersey pastors by rep
resentiDg himself as Bible dictionary agent
| borrowing few dollars until his sock arrives
| by next train, and disappearing Tor parts un-
known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-01

F Dressed rabbits sell In Indiana Kentucky
and Illinois, four for dime.
es Lizards, flies, miniature squirrels, anu
mice are nov stuck here and there over Partisan
bOnnetS.
eE- Caleb Atherton. who has been missing
from Chambersburg pa since Thursday last
was found dead yesterday in the creek at that
place. There was no marks OF violence on the
body.
CT The Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle says that IL
the northern democrats think they cant get
along by themselves, let them try the expert
ment. Its article Is entitled Bragg and Blus-
ter
es-The Virginia Senate has refused. py a very
decided majority, to repeal the whipping post
law taking the ground that great saving OF eK-
penSe has accrued and there has been notable
decrease ofpetty theftS.
IL Brooklyn is thoroughly stirred up on the
subject OF sanitary plumbing