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Little Falls transcript., 1879-07-24

Bring in your Veal, Mutton and
Beef. We want il and will nav the
highest market price.
L.. WoRrHINaToN & Co.
Little Falls transcript., 1879-07-24

Don't forget to buy all you can Of
Rhodes & Wetzel and save money.
Little Falls transcript., 1879-07-24

4 F. N. Foster has invented q rubber
whipping for paint brushes, which
painters say is . good thing; being far
Little Falls transcript., 1879-07-24

Good, new Cooking Stoves can be
bought for $14 each at
SCHLEUsENER & BERG's.
Little Falls transcript., 1879-07-24
Ground Feed at MAUR1N 4 MEDvED's
Mr.. Bryant, the barber, is building
q residence on lower town.
Schleusener & Berg are closing out
their Grain Cradles at Cost.

The County Commissioners will
meet for general business on Monday
next.
Little Falls transcript., 1879-07-24

telligent observers who do not aban
don the idea utterly.
Little Falls transcript., 1879-07-24

Crops of all kinds are in the most
promising condition.
Little Falls transcript., 1879-07-24

Best and cheapest Harvest Glove
at RHODES & WETzEL's.
Little Falls transcript., 1879-07-24

We keep Fish and Lard Oil for ma-
chinery. MAUR1N & MEDvED.
Little Falls transcript., 1879-07-24
SCHLEUsENER Il BERa's.

You can get q Stove with latest inn
provemeuts cheap at >..... ~.-~.---.-
Little Falls transcript., 1879-07-24

For yellow fever news see second
Little Falls transcript., 1879-07-24

Beef cattle wanted at VAsALY's.
Little Falls transcript., 1879-07-24

AVERAGE FOR THE FIVE YEARS.
Morrison, 1905 bushels Stearns, 1l.e9
bushels; Stevens, 1903; Douglas, 1898 :;
Pope, 1887; Winona, 1904 Goodhue,
1845: State of Minnesota. 1884,
Little Falls transcript., 1879-07-24

WANTED.-Beef Cattle at
L. G. WoRTHINGToN g. Co.'s.
The sun., 1879-06-22
Where the Blaekblrd sln9..


Prom London Sotefy
Down the quiet country road before you reach the lofty
where the birch tree nrst awakened to the mornings
omes at in silence ON the small moss covered bridge
Near the little shady nook where the blackbird hngL
There the spreading trees meet DER me- and hear no
harsh voice calling,
whilst hi, my fancy's dream sacred feel
ASn minses with the ripping Of the brook DER pebbles
In the little shady nook where the blAekbrd singG
There the ivy climbs the highest Of the lofty trees beside
And lie blusben like a carpet in the early summer
springs.
In the thorn need but chamber, and the snowy bloom
In rhs little shady nook where the blaekbrd sings
Where trout his supper seeking in the sunny beam
And he oo Is brought to life again in many gstenins
rin-s.
when the day growing fainter, and the shadows
In tie little shady nook where the blaekbird singL
when the swallows dart like spirits underneath the mar
And the air sweetened perfume like the almond round
filings
And i dean OF holy quiet as watch the feAthery
In tie little shady nook whore the blAckbrd sings
o. II | could only tell you what unbroken heartfelt
pieArilfc
Ever waits ne in this spot to which my thought so
fOndly clluRs,
You would follow me, nor wonder It's my only pleasant
BY this little shady aOOk where II, DAckbird anaI
The sun., 1879-06-22
THE LAST or THE "FIREBUGs."
Joseph Levy, the Ludlow street Incendiary,
Sentenced TO state Prison for Life.

Joseph Levy, one Of tho gang OF fire
bugs that set FIRE to the tenement ut IL Lud-
low street on the evening OF the 10th OF No
vember last-the others. Isaac Perlsten. Abra-
ham Freeman. and Abraham Bernstein. are In
State prison under n sentence OF Imprisonment
for liie-stood yesterday at the tar OF the Cen
eral Sessions awaiting sentence. Hs once
norid face WAS white and drawn his eyes were
lXed upon Judge CowinR's face. and he clutch
ed the bar.
Joseph Lovy." Judge CowinR said. you
have been convicted OF an Htrocious crime
Tho evidence against you does not show that
YOU applied the torch. but that you counselled
with and advised those who did. You were
therefore properly convicted as an accessory.
and the criminal law. so far as II relates to the
crime of which you have been found guilty,
makes no distinction between n principal and
an accessory. The law gives me no discretion.
IL does not empower ms to ahnte by even one
day the dreadful. though fully deserved penalty
that am about to impose. The sentence Of the
Court Is that you be confined In State prison. at
hard labor, for the remainder OF your me-"
Levys head fell bnck, his eyes wandered, and he
seemed nhOut to fall to the floor. But officers
pressed him down upon u chair and supported
him until he regained full consciousness Lovy
Is 80 years OF axe. He has wife and children.
The sun., 1879-06-22

Mr.. William II. Hazard, who. on Monday
last was appointed Commissioner o the Brooklyn ClU
Works In the place OF George Bennett of the two
Commissioners convicted OF conspiracy 10 deraud the
city yesterday informed Mayor Howell that he would dc.
cept the Office and prepared to furnish the required
bond OF s1OOOO There many rumors ms 10 what VIII
be- done tomorrow relative To the uumnI tons Tor the
other Offices but owing 10 the amount of Intrigue going
on statement probabilities Mould be- mere work.
Tho nn, INA idon frN. idrrmau n Multhf. g n.lnu.
crat hs lunini..f .r n titv Nufk- g. n tho Table,
AMI h Is thudgh. hst u viii be rNuiHhy artd uto
Tue numir unr o. AaAuinnly nihn Junn H. Douglass ~
KegIsra Of Arrears Is pronounced illegal on tue giUmd
that the nomination OF a member OF the LEGISLATURE ~
any once In the sTm i0: which hei beeoedts contrary
70 the LtAtuto.
The sun., 1879-06-22
nrooklyn striving Tor the MorIa,. Fair.

A Worlds Fair Committee hns becn organised
in Brooklyn. and rs Executive Committee. Mr }. s. T.
StranAhan Chairman, H. h. Clah.nfseymour L. Huston.
A. B Baylis s. j. Pardessus. NJ. q Leonard. ant Ripley
Ropes have addressed letter 10 Mr. Henry Ill on.
Charles L. TIFFANY. A. s. Hewitt David nows. Horace
Porter. Norvtn Green. and others of tho Wurli. Fnr
Committee u nj, city. urging tHt the hul M OF the
prulu-sd Worlds fair be located. Nu Manhattan
Island. but in Prospect Park lhc BROOKLYN Cluuite
that the site they propose is better than this
city. because IL Is on mure elevated ground than any
other u the cities, Aul Il only three and halt
miles from the New York City Hail at sic aud only
hve miles, or twelve miuuies from the Atlantic Ocean al
the other The rcudues, ut from Prospect PARK
Coney Island is urged principal argument m favor of
the Brooklvn site They add that the Prospect Fnrk
ground already graded aud drained and that Bronk
Is much part0 New York A. konsinsOn Is ot London
The sun., 1879-06-22
CHINESE B4RB.IRITIEs.
NativeIChri.,ian. Murderou.iy Attacked and
Flung Into River.


Another serious outrage has taken place
on the native Christians and preachers OF tho
Engl.sh Church Mission ia the town ~ y k-knu.
o. the 2ith oi March the native ureachers and
several ol the Christian residents OF the district
were induced by the mundarlns 10 present
pose apparently Of holding friendly consultn-
ti0n with the mnndarins and ltnriti. in order 10
make some nrrlr cement with reference TO- the
ltrrafi ut uu..,. demanded a VT ttrn engagement
from the Christians tuut they would. 40 the pN-
pry oi tu" pres ~ year abandon ihelr chapel
~ lik-khu Hui their right 20 exercise their re-
lglon IN thnt town und it, nelghbprhood. This
OF course. the Cnrstnns refused 10 ngrce TO-
hut at the same time they expressed their will
lnsnos- to sign un ngrHcm"ut 10 the "t'ct that
II they wrre found guilty ~ doing anything
wrong or dscrtcriul they might at ono" Doe rN-
{, have approved of these proposals. ANA TO
hnYn uppIau ied tue Christians Tor th"lr con-
ciua.ors barring ana conduit put the gentry
ana lltrruu would have nothing less thhn the.r
cNpu sion from the place. Tho meeting then
broke NJ and the Chr stnns retired To lodging
house in the town. Very shortly aiterwArd the
maularIu's alarm gong was Yund"d and hun
dr"ds of people rushed. at tho signal 20 tho
lodging h.Gs" wA,re the Cnrisiinns lad re-
the street. bent them most hnrbnrous'v with all
manner of weapons. and inf cled severe
wounds on the unfortunate men. leaving them.
as wis supposed. dead.
Two OF them were thrown Ike dogs into tho
river. hut managed To- scramble u the other
bank and crept uwuy until they were found 10y
the yanitn runners, who placed tnem in u
Sedan chair and sent them 10 the nearest mis-
sion station IN the district. The oth"r two men
were taken up us dnud md tho brutal teraii,
aided 10y their hired followers. set iir' 10 their
clothing ana queucs. Ihc-" two sufferers We're
ultimately res ued and also s'ut ln chair TO
the nearest mi-sio station. From 'he station
they were sent on hy boat 10 this port. Whcrrihry
arrived on the 29th of March. and were placed
in the Mission Hospital under the care oi Dr..
Taylor. The unfortunate men Were" We are
informed, unale To walk or stan when they
arrived m Foorhow, and ono OF them WIS lr-
llrious. and IA -ti.l IN a very r"'nrious rondi-
uun. Thr Odiragr on the rhnp"l 90 Nik-kuu.
some few weeks ugo was brought ly tge In 70
lisn missionaries 10 the motto" oi H. y. NJ. <
Consul who. We learn. nEre"i 10 represent The
ease to Tho Chinese nuthoriiirs A. usual. the
native OH r.uis prom,-.d 10 examine into the
nnitrr. Instead. however. Of furnishing tho
oiland' r. they wrote complaining to II. j.. VI . =
Consul thut the muiter WIS er'Ntly rNaEsrrut"d.
and made Tho usual excuses. bat meanwhile did
nothing. VI. Is. Ms Consul appcnr- 20 hnyr
taeen the sumo Wow of the cls. ns tn" Chinese
authorities. and has censured the missionaries
pleased to form iU such an insignificant affair.
The sun., 1879-06-22

SATURDAY June 21.-TLouR ASD MEA1-The
market vas duil AID epre';ss e. q n,ee we
~. s9Vigs4o0; Western .pnny. Xxx and Ky,
s3atS g. * aud 90 XXX ssso pnf nnso S'' aa $50
as; city shppinr extra 80 80 -; soutletn oases
s425s$4s5 Rye nolr, sugethne s. 80 Corn
1g5s , %6s"ti,sS. q ton Faasie. rye sy iiiasis
CorroS-spgis yety hrn nut ,i,li md1lint md1 nr'ams'
closing ati2 Sc for jay i5Sao ior AuTp, t3c tor
4 ioc or December, and ii4c Tor January salesed-
PEoyisos,-Pork steady on the spot with 4sohbs sold
fresh inspection 50 75Ssoto od and fio IS ler new
ms. 'ur ,u,i, @ 49, ~, ,e'i q 0 i,s,sig sn an
iGS. isteT og5sSsG4@ BACON % .icSGy % ae! oxss o@s
d@rs. a. bs. Sc 10 tcs : p mans. - rs. 90 80
sc'eS sSSI SSy SS ac c o or the Si .po, p x & S
prime city. and ~. Tor do westerns for iMue delivery
79ni ics .od. june and July ats i9e42!i, Ans9,i ,s
oc 1a , G .ry % senve w and a
somewhat better sale Eges sieady at laei0c io re D.
weaS: sales so1 oSo bu.h at sic iSr So 4sprius
sq 9r SI SprgSaca s %S Mi % s%7gss9 is or 10 lI r
~ II Iar ungraded d.. 81 OK igr SO iot
ior June q g iot Do ot juy. g sioagsim ior DO Tor
ior Jmy and si 10 ,or August Rve was quiet and in.
ehaneed At e5aeslic for state sn CSC tor tanada Sro
sales soooihush at aei isqastc or mixed and 9s@i Ac
ss,ic corn was moderately setye ciosur depressed;
l3s'sic ungraded, 40 ssi31sc, and 4ec for No 2ior
| GnOCFHiFs-NoNee Wns quiet ana uncnhnRcd ~ las
44 Rio with sales 0f 22ij bags part at l2ac RICE
and molasscs quiet ami UNCHANGED. Raw sugar AcuNe
aui strong with sales 3nOO hhds on the basis of
5i6a6c ior air togopi rennng' refined IN COOL De.
muud NJ - sStac for haTds and &c for standard A.
SuNpRirs-Rusins were quiet at 81 81 9tl - for com
mon to good strained Spirits turuentue were active
AMI hvher sales bills SouthernS aud New NOrks at
| 27iSa2sc. Taiow steady at l5lta6c ir prime.
/ Whskey uuchaugcd 80 hhls. sold at sl.fBls ocean
ireght steady and fairly active Tor petroleum tonnaae
cheese Liverpool by steam 500, cotton 3lbi gram 70
London hy steam btsd do tu Cork Tor orders A. H v
qr do 10 gibraltar orders 6s rcnned petroleum to
ihc Hattie 4s do. 10 Trieste IS; naphha To London
/ IS ai
The sun., 1879-06-22
Tho Portrait.


This Is her picture as she Was;
II seems thing 10 wonder on,
A. though mine image iu Tie glass
Should hrry when myself am gone.
gHlc uuiil She .,rlus 90 siir-
Until nuur eyes almost F'tr
That now. even now. the sweet lips nart
To breathe the words oi the sweet heArti
And yet thc earth Is over her.
Last night at last could have slept
Aud set DELAYED my sleep MI dawn,
Still WANDERING Thunlt Was wept;
For uuuWtrrs ] came upon
Those ladies where once she walked with me;
And a. ,iuld there sudtrnly.
Al VAN Wttl UnNors.us tit ui ht,
lu"N iNr d". nuir Ntr-r u' laht
NcaIurl ltuI tNr lrul.HusnMcd srA
Even 90. whcrc nrAvrn h,li. breath and hears
The ltHuu. heart n Lutrso u IrrASt-
Mhttt T. uud The stcIrf n ALL sIh,tVs
Al angel. las thttr wings iu t.t--
How shal my -uul stand lNpi and hwed,
when, hh HE new I'm 70 h rut abroad
Thfuu-huui the music ui the suns,
II tcnier> in her soul al once
And knows the silence there ior Godi
Here with her face doth memory 1T
McnnWNlie a NHlt tilr inN'- decline.
Ii other rNts s'IHi lnu. nulif,
fNcs ut thr srift- t'nc-tiu".
Ettu tltn ue ui gaze truicirr;
mile hopes Hni aims luuI lu.t Wlth her
stand round her image side hy slde,
Like tDmhs oi pilgrims that have died
About the uc!y sepulehre,
The sun., 1879-06-22
pENNsYLvANIA nAILHoAD.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
ON and alter June l6. 1919,
Trains leave New York. via DcsbrOsses and Cortland
Street Ferries, a. follows:
Express Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and SOUTH
with Pullman Palace Cars attached A. NJ, . ana $50
7. VI. daily.
For wihanisport. Lock Haven. Cory, and Erie. as3o
Y. NJ. connecting AZ CORY for Ttusville. Petroleum
Centre, aud the Oil Regions Wiilamsport and Lock
Haven. y A. VI
Baltimore Washington. and the South, Limited wash.
inruu Express" Pullman Palace Cars, daily. except
SUNDAY. 10 A NJ; arrive Washington 4:l2 r NJ Regu.
lar at 80 and $40 A. NJ l. T. and 10 r. A. sunday, +;So
A W. aud ~ T. VI.
Ham. 3an. 4. 5. q, 1.3p $50, and 10 ". sun
day $50 and 9 A NJ ), d 30 $50, and lOP. NJ Emt'
grant ami second class. 1.JJ 7. VI.
Boats uf Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
teams at Jersy CITY. nnording speedy and direct
transfer Tor Brooklyn travel 49,
Trains arrive PROM Ptt.hurgh, eos, lo4o ~. 1910
J. daily. $50 A ". 62O r. w. daily. except Monday.
FROM Washington and Baltimore. $50 A ", 2 800.
$50. 1910 T. " sunday. $50 4. N. and 1910 2. ".
Prom Philadelphia. 800 sos. 6.51. 9fn l0in II 30
A. NJ. .. 3iu 400 G.2n $40. and lp.tO p NJ sunday.
asSu 6ai5 G.lO. lnI. lilo 4. NJ. 62n. lU:iO p VI.
Ticket Ufices 528 ami ga Broadway. Astor House,
amt Drshrossc and Curt nndt sts Court ~ and
Brooklyn Ann pot loot Of FULTON It BROOKLYN; ia
il0 and lis HUDSON It. Hnhokon: Depot Jersey City.
Emigrnnt Ticket ON g, Battery place. n,,na
FRANK THOMSON. l. = FARMER,
GENERAL Muutscr. Geul Passenger AGENT
The sun., 1879-06-22
Maggie Mitchell susd by a Hartford Prin,er.

HARTFORD. June 21-Alex. Calhoun OF this
city, well known printer for showmen, has brought
suit against Maggie Mitchell, claiming twenty per cent
the gross receipts New England eircuitin ls73,
when he claims TO have been her The amount
involved Is about 81 fo1 The went trial here 20,
day before eA Mayor Chapman ~ tnmuitire O the su.
ycriur Court several lrdiug shuWurn appeared
witnesses Maggie Mitchell was rcpIerentcd 10y her hu.-
band, Mi Paddock and counsel, The defence II mat
Calhoun had contract 10 do tie piinung. and had
nothing TO do with the management, that he knowing
the route Of Maggie by advance printing, became an
agent Tor Amy Stone and got IN ahead ON this same
route PLAYING from Magvies repertoire, whereuIon PAd'
dock, Who was the actual manager, Withdrew lis print
ng from Calhoun The suit II Is claimed was brought
ecause o
The sun., 1879-06-22

PITTsBURGH. june 21.-Thls morning an an
rlcauon made in the quarter sessions Court the
release on hail OF Samuel Gsa and samuel McLain who
are accused Of the murder ~ Samuel Hunter on march s.
The application was based nu au net passed IN l7s1.
which dies That amy person accused o crime may he
released bail mot tlrd within the two .ucrr.sil
trrH. nrr commitment Goo inl TIE Court sra ipJ the
nupuchunu and lA,d thr hnii ut ;-topIrich Mr. John
SCOTT President 90 tlt Alrshcu Valley Railroad, and
iatherIn-lAw Vi Gis.i went their bait
The sun., 1879-06-22

CoNsTANTINoPLE. June 2l.-It has been ar
ranged that Khcireddin PashA remains In the ONCE Of
Grand vider The crisis having thus terminated the
ambassadors presented An identical note urging the
Porte to appoint Commissioners reopen the negoua
tn
The sun., 1879-06-22


LOUISVILLE KY, June l6.-Mr. W. II. Woods.
well known 20 a good many play goers AsA prominent
actor several years has entered the ministry and
last night preached most eloquent at the Church
nLI Inc Mnaa
The sun., 1879-06-22
Eitambu1ts Nuo Tailro1os.



n { viBBGRD aud b DREW SPECIAL TRAIN q
SARATOGA commencing Monday June 23lleHves NestrJ
IpR dr6iG Nm sE AMIR B0A%f % at ~ "nGns al SyScs
lerrv West Point. Cornwall Ncwburgh, can return ~
SON Tie .rts sold aud baggage checked NORTH .ano
WEST Tickets or coupons good on Hudson RIVER kal
road received tor ptssale
THE MARY POWELL, TOR Pgkeepae
y West Point G, ruwaL NewburE. Rondout, Kingston,
Co1lens. Milton. New Hamburg Hyde PARK and Cod
N r.. 1880 r. NJ CONNECTS with BROOKLYN annex boats
+. TROY nOATi.-CITiZENS LiNE-New
u. steamers sarato aud City oi Troy leave Pe. q,
e. ioot q Leroy st dai.y @SGfTP saturday, "o NJ
IIOR NEwBVnGm AND fOUGHKEEPsiE.-
l. steamer ANDREW HARDER. Tue sday, Thursday,
and saturday. VI Pier ~ foot Canal st. North River
NTE'rROPOIITAN ELEVATED RAIL
~ IRON SS3 , w. T. ~ .,s coHsSe, nsstG,
with for South Ferry. Cortandt strcet-Nearest
pace-Searest punt Tor Post once civ Hall and Bar-
clay street Ferry ~ Huhoken Chnmtrrs street-Near-
Grant srcNcatcst point tor Desbrosscs Street
Ferry to Jrry @ 9g9 engSts VIII Ssrs 10, Ds
Connects win cars tor east ant west Eighth street
Connecting with cars fr Christopher Street aud East
East Twcnythirt ami rwcntyourth street Ter.
rca rwcntythrd street, tonuecung with cars ior
street-Cunrcung win cars II Wtel,,wkssnr fsIrry.
Fnrtv-ccuui strcrt-Cunnccts with New lork Transfer
aud sixth avenue riltyeiehth .ircet-oonnecung with
oi Belt Line Riilroid. sixth avenue Entrance 70
and Ninth avenue. Ei1htynrst street and Ninth
avenue. Ninrty.third street and Ninth avenue. One
Hundred and Fourth street aud Ninth avenue. For up
town trains take east side stations Fer downLown
eighth street and sixth and One Hundred and
Fourth street and Ninth avenue aliermaely fRre' e
and aud =. NJ, when the tarc is cents.
WM.l GARRISON, President
The sun., 1879-06-22

during tho week ending TO-DAY. ,t153o,9oo.
rency notes, 1895, ,43o Tic gold. t1.407. 500.
The sun., 1879-06-22

.N n q r. N-.----TIlT IOlV Del 4 Hun wv NFNt
~ Can South 90. 57ilee 1919 w. L. Tel .SSA. sn =
200 Cent y. j. 5-A sa9 go A A T. TeL....... .N't
lOl ChUs Ohin...... 6isI 100 An Dist Tel .dhAs
Is Ch. 40. LIST Df.....i0 26O y. Y. n .i3tkalA
10 uGhic Att ~ ~ q Ohiu Miss itf, Gi4h
1890 Ch w. az, s'Gis 34OO Pacihc Mail i3b,ei5
I4iu ca A NV pf9df, eAi,sI SIT " Che. no
~ tCh.k l. a = .i3v e4tI 1910 81 > AS 26'. .924
IS en-, Br. AQ.....ilisI 900 x. q. N......... i4h
ii7fn 81 Paul. sfi. .e5a,l 2po &c. ~ pf4iia iaeWa
lifl 81 =. pf. aa tH Is - Union Pac .7Nl, s7NA
anClev \ Pts .si@isil ianO Wabash o.. .aG3s sH
iO0C e. t....... Avs 2JOl sutro Tunnel. ~
1rnG.C H. C...... so 90 tio. VI. Co. .sSQ35l,
ssel D.. 1. ". h7'tst7 lo1 stand MIN. ...... .sls
iOgn Erie. g-s AK cun St l.. IS p. .oa-',
u Eric If... aats - luu II ASP II lnA.
81 Han6 stJn.. Co., - Pullman Good -,
So n ASt Ju D. .43fsgitl 25 Amer Ex....... .tf1f
iuu ~ Cent ......... SIS - " ?. Ex..e9ts sgia
22itu Lake shorv.7dt ta7i luu Maryld toal...,..lSA
y ID Lou. A 81. % sis.I 10 ST. Min. 80
1850 Mich cent. u e71fsl 1000 Kan rex.ls.9i4
10 Nor. Ess...... 80 40 \ G.. - l. ..... tui4
s5N. y Cen.lle s8iisrI Total sales il63St shares
The sun., 1879-06-22


Express Trains NV York. Via DesuTosses and Cort
landt rect Ferries. =. tulloWS
t3u 71l S.-O 40 Limited. II A. ~. ]. $3.50, e. SO.
3D. 1. nul ~ T. NJ sundays. $50 and A. NJ. 5. 8,
80 SD aud 10 r. NJ
Boats of "Bruo,ivn Annex" connect with all through
uuinS AZ lrr.ey ,tiy, tulriing speedy nd direct
transfer for BroIklAn travel - - - - - - =
Returning iran' ea'e rhiladerhia i2ol. $40 s;5o
3i. =. ~ and u 4 VI. lnited Express 80 r NJ
2 T. $40, and 7.l5 Z. VI On sunday 2Ol, 500
35b. :. $50 A. NJ. I. 7.35 ?. NJ.
Ticket Oice- a-6 auI b4i broadway Astor House,
and loot Of Dr-bruses and cortandt sta Court ST. and
Brnuk Annex Depot loot oi Fulton st., Brooklyn; ia
li6 ami ilS Hudson st. lnbokcu; Depot, jersey City
Enngrant Ticket once Battery place. -
FRANK THOMSON. l.. P. FARMER
tvucrai Manager. Gen' Passenger Agent
The sun., 1879-06-22

FOURTEEN TuRouGH TRAINS. EACH WAY DAILY
THREE DEPOTS N PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IL NEW YORK
The sun., 1879-06-22
ITO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

TIE oLD.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
The sun., 1879-06-22

DOUBLE TRACK, TuH MOST IMPROVED E9uIh
MENT, AND TIE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH AhsOLlIE SAfErY.
The sun., 1879-06-22
situations jolan,co.

A SWEDISH lady ms hou.ekccpcr Tor a widnwcr's
"a family or Tor bachelor. bust references clty ur
country Address Tor two days. IS. box 90, sun up.
town ONE, l23s hruuiNav.
A rHAGTIC.AI ru-llp,r uuut- q .ltuifi. GOOD
n GN rrelrnce Aid'rs. or cl 90" i'eresrr ST., oiN.
tpO EANi OTIi sT-A rr,pr, 'nn.r woman .~.
4OJ ial, ,.ruttnrU', ur iam.ly Washing, or Noud 20
uU, IA the daN, r'Irrrucrs
The sun., 1879-06-22

INOR NEwBURGu AND PoUGHKEEPsiE.-
Il steamer ANDREW HARDER. Tuesday, Thursday,
and salmrnN o VI rlrr ~ loot Nnmal s. North Rlver
The sun., 1879-06-22

sNstrutl1l
IIALF-HOUH WHITING LESSONS for bu.i.
mes, me. y fafk place up town morning ami even.
luz, AL West 53d st. near Broadway. vacation scholars
OLIVER GOLDSMITH
Solro an0 a0GMs.
A FEW ladies and gentlemen can have the best NJ
"A board ladies' -; gents ~ To - so Sal Br 81
FURNISHED rooms TO let with board at reduced
rates; one or Two vacancies lAdieA % VaIck ~
The Holt County sentinel., 1879-01-10
A GOOD INCOME FOR SOME ENER
GETIC YOUNG LADY OR
GENTLEMAN.

The Ohio Scale Works, of Cincinnati, have
just completed, and are now introducing to the
public, under the title of the Universal Family
Scale, an article that has always been needed
In every household; and In communication
addressed to the publishers of this paper, the
proprietors ask US 70 refer them TO some relia-
Bile paFtA who will represent them IL introduc-
ing it to the people of this county. II is very
seldom that n new article steps so suddenly into
universal favor. Housekeepers are lond In its
praise, for il possesses the merit Of always be-
ing ready; there are no weights to hunt up and
adjust, is always reliable-will not get out OF
orier-ana is an ornament 10 the Kitchen. The
description Is simply base surmounied by a
hollow column, in which works u spiral spring
scientifically ganged and adjusted as TO
weigh anything up 10 twelve pounds with per-
feet accuracy. ON the top OF the column Is the
atform on which the articles to be weighed
are placed. by the mere turning of a screw the
iare Of the dish, plate or whatever you may use
in Weighing, is taken out and the net weight
given. Housekeepers at once Zee It's value in
weighing sugar or fruit. in making preserves
or jellies, in testing the butchers or grocer's
weight, and the thousand and one cases that oc-
eur whs e something that should be weighed ac
curately is cessary. The Scales are hand
somely painted and brOnzed, sHd are sold at
about sne-thiri the price charged for inferior
scales of the same capacity. IL seems to us
that nearly every family in this county would
want one, and it is certainly rare oPportHni-
ty for some smart and energetic party to lex
up quite q nice little income during the next
few months The company has agents in no
more favorable location who are making IS TO
So per day. aud there are certainly several in
this vicinity who can do as well. We recon-
mend such 10 address the Ohio Scale Works,
Elm and George streets, Cincinnati. o., and al
in formation, etc, will be cheerfully given
them by mentioning onr paper.