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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-02
SrRAsBuRa, June %, 10.

Messrs. Editors: I.4f'ef
1t was our pleasure
to be present on last Monday evening,
at the examination of the pupils aud the
closing exercises of Mrs. Mary Aliens
private school, composed of little boys
and girls, from five to eight years old.
We were not only pleased but surprised
at the proficiency Of these little people
in spelling, reading, grammar, arlthme-
tic and latin convincing evidence that
Mrs. Allen is a lady thoroughly qualified
for her profession, and fully understands
the principles which are necessary to
make the successful teacher ; having all
to love as well as obey her. Parents
of the little ones were utterly astonished
at the advances made in their studies.
The result OF the examination GER
tainly reflects great credit alike upon
teacher and pupil. The promptness
with which each question was answered
and explained, evinced a perfect UNDER
standing of the first principles, that
cornerstone of a perfect education.-
The classes in English grammar and
arithmetic as well as that of Latin are
deserving of more notice than space will
allow us to give at this time.
On Tuesday evening we we're again
entertained IN beautiful grove Of Mr.. e.
f. Hupp, where Mrs. Allen had all her
scholars together under the light Of one
hundred japanese lanterns foating.ih the
air; and an elevated platform erected
for the purpose of dialogues, singing,
Sc. This platform was in the imme-
date rear of beautiful arch decorated
with stars, flags, and lanterns all ofwhieh
combined to give grand aspect to tie
enchanting scene.
When The little beauties made their
appearance it reminded us OF some OF
our long forgotten dreams OF " Fairy
Land" The Strasburg Brass Band was
present and gave the large crowd the
benefit of some their most charming and
inspiring pieces of select music.
Below we give brief synopsis oil the
programme ofTuesday evening:
Opening Address.-Master Thomas
Crider.
Charade. Masters Oscar Stickley,
Geo. Pollard, Willie Redeem, Frank
Shosnider, Willie Bean Misses Mamie
Redfern Laura BalthIs, Hattie Cation,
Julia Sonner and Clara Hupp.
The figures ending with the song
q" You don't say so ?"
The Village with one Gentleman
Thos. Order, Salle Hupp, Ola Grove,
Ella McClanaham, Lucy Crabill, Leva
Bean, Annie Balthis and Jennie Sonner.
MUSIC.
Before and Behind the Scenes, Ia did-
logue).-Ella McClanahan. Claude
Brown, Lizzie Bean, and Florence
Greve.
Tea Party, "a dialogue).-By Sallie
Redfern and others.
The Postal Card.-By Susie Kenner
and others.
Song "Essie Dear."-Lettie Bean
and others.
Playing School, Ia dialOgue).-Annle
Balthis and others.
Mean is no Name for 1t, dialogue -
By SalIle Hupp and others.
Song-Fairy Moonlight.-By Lizzie
Allen and others.
Not so Bad rs it Seems.-Jennle
Sonner and others.
The exercises Of the evening were
brought to close by an address OF
thanks for the attention ofthe audience
bv Master Floyd Grove, and song oil
"Harvest Home " by the entire school
and Master Willie Bean thanked the
band for their entertaining music during
the hour, so ended our pleasant and
well spent evening. kAMo'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-02
From the Christian Observer.
NONE OTHER NAME.

From the Christian Observed
NONE OTHER NAME.
In memory OF Mr.. J. W. Danner, Of WOODSTOCK,
Va, among whose last conscious words wefe'
"None Other Name"
None other Name!
Ny guilty heart can cry,
When mine iniquities
Rise mountain high.
Jesus who ever lives to interceds,
Al the great bar, none other name plead.
None other name
Amid lifes scenes OF care,
And all the bitterness
No heart may share;
Iesux nv doubts and fears are known to Ihee,
None other name, none other name to comfort me!
Meme other namo
On which to rest my soul,
When with their icy chill,
The death waves roll.
life and its cherished hopes have lost their power
Jesus none other name In this dread hour.
None other name
Before the great white throne,
When heavens glories
To my sight are shown,
Je,us, whose love hath bought from deatn anu
NON. other name to praise, through endless years.
None other name
oh, Saviour, in our woe,
When the graves darkness
shrouds eur life below.
Tesn, oni hearts beloved Thou wilt keep.
None other name 20 conquer deaths stern sleep
No-O L.W Y.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-02

4. RUNAwAY.-Ah horse driven by. j.
W. Donaldson, of this place, was
frightened by some one shooting yes.
terday and ran from point short
distance this side Of Edinburg to Mar
row Passage. The Rockaway caught UNI
der cedar tree and the dash and entire
top was torn of. Fortunately Mr..
Donaldson and the horse escaped IN
Jury.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-02
SEMI OCCASIONAL.

There is room enough IN a corner OF
every travellers writing desk TO carry
the tourists friend-Dr. Bulls Baltl-
more Pills. Price Is cents.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-02

= Mr.. John J.. Burner, Of this place, ha.
made arrangements to meet the large
demand for baby carriages. He has
a good assortment on hand aud will
order more by telegraph. Mr.. JOS
.Holtsman, our old pard, has registered
As the first purchaser. II you can't fiud
John Baraer, Eilt Hotel win show you
around.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-02
Fourth of July |!


Excursion train to Harrisonburg on
the Fourth of July, will leave Wood
stock, at 7.l2 A. NJ.
Fare for the round trip SIPS.
Arrangements for grand celebra~
ton OF the day have been made. A
number of military companies have ac-
cepted invitations 10 be present.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-02

A pleasant and cheerful room is ess
sential to the health Of the baby, and
the usual paints and ills of the young
ones soon vanished after the use Of DR..
BULBS Baby Syrup. Price 25 cents.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-02

z PIc-NIc.-There will be Picnic 10
the grove near Sinc's Store on the back
road on Friday the 4th day Of July 1879.
The Woodstock string band will be in
attendance. No hucksters allowed,
come one, come all, and patronlze your
old friend.
ID. II. SINE.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-02

Candidates are getting scarce. We
have but one solitary candidate for the
Legislature. This may be very well for
the people. but how are printers to live,
If we don't get any more announce
ments. Come on gentlemen, but don't
forget the long established rule five
dollars. Invariably in advance.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-02

FAMILY REUNION. Rev. +. H..
Richey hada very pleasant family re-
union at his residence in this place a few
days ago, Two Of his sons, DR.. DIN
Richey of Washington, and Mr.. John
S. Richey, of Clarke and wives, and two
single sons and one daughter were
present. Bot one member Of the fam
lily, Mrs. lobe. Of Frederick, was absent.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-02
Special Notice.

A CARD.-To all who are suffering
from the errors and indiscretions OF
youth. nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood, &C., l will send reel
pc that will cure you. FREE OF CHARGE
This great remedy was discovered by a
missionary in South America. Send a
f.addressed envelope to the REV.
JOSEPH I. INMAN, Station ID, Ne'c
York City.
Jan. 5,-1y.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-02
DIED.

Departed this life, near Pine Forge, June 81,
1879. Shenandoah co., Va, Mrs. Elizabeth Rnker I;
aged co years months and days.
Frederick II. Bauserman, son OF Vim. and Ann
Bsusermsn, died June 25, 1879 aged = years, 10
m )nths and days.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-02
Notice to all Concerned.
MARK EES

n II persona knowing Themselves to be indebted
"A 10 the estate Of the late 8. A. banner, decd
will please, without delay, call ON the undersigned
and settle the same BY the payment OF that sum
or executing OF negotiable notes, with approved
endorsers, payable at shenandoah County Bank,
within 30 days after date.
Those having claims against the estate Of the
late s. A. banner, decd, upon the presentation Of
the same, will be allowed an Offset credit to the
extent OF his indebtedness to the said decedent,
provided, they are mutual accounts, and can be
satisfactorily proved.
We cordially invite customers to the stole, Who
are DESTROYS Of purchasing goods At bic
prices. NJ. H. WALTON,
r. ID. NEWMAN,
Administrators c. T. O. Of 3. A. Dsnner, decd
June 10. 1873. II.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-02

Guaranteed fresh. genuine, and true 70 name
IL prices reduced much lower than commissioned
seeds icct. papers at cts. Peas and Beans 10
cts and is cts. pint. Also an assortment OF flower
seeds very cheap. Catalogues on application:
March 6-fmos, p. sCHMfTT
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-02

AnyPatent Medicine Advertised i'll
this paper can be had of b. Schmltt at
theregular price. June lZ-u
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-02
TUFTS PILLS

gro compounded from substances that are
free from any properties that cnnfntnre
the most delicate Organization. They
Search, Cleanse, Partly, and InvfGorate
the entire system. BY relieving the en-.
gorgcd Liver, they cleanse tho blood
from poisonous humors, and thus impnrt
health and vitality TO the body, causing
the bowels to act naturally, without
which no one can feel well.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-02
A Noted Divine says:
TUFTS Pulls,

TUFTS HAIR Dye.
GaAy HArs on wErsKEas changed TO a GLossr
BLACK BY = single application OF tuna DrE- IL i'm
parts Natural CoIor arts las, an,Aneeusly, and Is
~ Harmless spring water. Sold by Druggists. or
ont By express on receipts Of 81. F-F71 -,
Office. IS Murray ST.. New York.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

.,,ho,;zed 10 announce DR.. J. B..
arpAyER. AZ a candidate for the House Of Dele
estes Virginia legislature ..I.
Tune 18th, te.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-02

will sell at private sale a portion Of the iots
known as the Protestant Fpiscoral church lots.
These bots are valutble-lying in the business
tire OF the town, fronting 100 feet on Main street
with depth OF 6s feet on Court street. Parties
DESTROYS Of purchasing, viii please call stmy once.
April 30--tf. A, a. WYNKooP, Trustee.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-02

HFst VIZ
DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN. Mr..
Amos D. Spengler, an old and much
respected citizen Of this county, died at
Edinburg, last Saturday, aged 20
years. Zig buried at the old FAM
lily grave yard at Strasburg on last
Monday. He Vwasza brother Of Mr..
Cyrus spngler ofshis place. 49,
PLExsk OBsEsvE. we publish re,
llgious notices free, but when they are
sent tors b an envelope With 4 one
cent stamp On, We ase eompsIlsa topay
five cehts to get Them. Letters, wheth-
er ses1Sd lot unsealed require three
cent postage stamp. We hope This
notice will be sufficient
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-02

A fine assortment OF cloth goods and
readv made clothing, at cry low prices
=. SPERRY BROS.
Next Friday will be the Fourth OF
Julv. Excursionists will be on the
look out for the thirty-six gOOd-lOoking
Young men, who will march through the
cars. Ample time will be given Tor all
10 scau the. prominent features OF The
haudsomest man.
, 1879-05-12
Huhi0R,


Tho stcrilon Recorder incl1nes to the telephone
for sound auviser.
Money tint bash-otllccrs get away with Is
chargvd to running exponsrs.
Wyoming las wrestler named Hammer. A
sort Of tr!o lIaumcr.-NtD TURK Herald.
"Wlcn Is man cownsll" uskcd teacher.
"Whc! liz runs Rway frUn COW, ntidwcrcd
pupil.
Tho strcct-car conductor Is acrukcd Of bcng
bigger tnnn t4an tic ell-plucb.-GtHeiH'saH
Enquirer.
a boy will, Ills elbows out was asked tho
CAUSE and replied, ~ laughed III my sleeves
till hurst llieu1.h
4 Nevada tramp applied to doctor for solno
work, a.l.t tho doct3r nskell hin wl,nt le could
do. stWell, - saiI he, ~ could dig Erngcs,h
nuzzanls aru not generally supposed to bo
worry playful birds, but yet ihcy do carrton In
remarkable manner Whun they got good
chAEcc.
The weather continues very changcahla In
Ccnttal New York. A fcw dnfs ago il man in
tint ro.lntrv was snnstruck right at thc closs
uf Il snow storm !NcHusc he cnulitn't get ILLS
uIstGr OH qulck enouga.-Hnrdcttt.
Tic following ia toll Of young gentleman
who was passing m examination in phYsica lie
wua asketl, What panctn wcru known TO tho
nIlc!cutA!" "Wrli, sir," isc responded, 'tttlcro
were Venus anl Jupiter. al'l''-after pauac-::
~ thfnk lhs Earth, but I'm not quite cortutn."
Thc Egyptian question: Pat {,sho has como
to Loninn with view To cmigratc); "surc,
Sowsycndcr (wt,o t,ss put out i bntluttn abeut
tho "s.tualiun in Egvpt") "What situattt,n
d'you llcantf Fat tpolnt}ng to the Foster):
Its this wone IN Egypt lm aftor!'' Nova.
, 1879-05-12

somo mon ore born great unl others achieve
greatness Commissioner Ftuk, tho Eastern
Commissioner for tho West-Bound Pool, Is ono
Of the latter. lie has nctluyed greatness by
writing innumcsabo circulars, anl iu tsta re-
spect bids fair to bcco1no as celebrated as the
unknown wrtrr oi tlse Junius letters. Ills
latest effort bears date of May i, nnI Is Us fol-
lows:
T'hs rites given In circular 157 on all freght to
Ieucing- bridsc tol to b. enbdIytded between tie
roads cast and wost u tho Stitslssirp, tiycr, ~
folowa: The toads east Of til. Mississippi Nlyee
Inc N,Ssissippi ltivcr 21!t per cent. Thu rates
from ij0stou Now York, Philadelphia, and Haiti
mora to thu Missouri Niycr rolnls wl accordingly
, 1879-05-12

HDff3M 3]@b0st8 10 5HS 1F7bRHA
STERLING, lii, May 12.-At half-past u this
morning fro was discovered It, the elevator Of
I!,lgfort d Hall, OF thla city. Owing 10 the
strong sout!icrly Wind which prevailed,
anl tho extreme dsYness Of every
thing, the building WIS soon a ,nass
Of lames. From the elevator tho flsc extcpded
to thu lumbcr-yard altoia!ng, AID for sometime
there seemed ilttlo hops o{ saving anything.
After two hours of hard mork, BY tlo uuitrd
>eilosts Of tho Sterling 6so companies and tl1e
Keyatope Hose Company Of Rock Falls, the Dse
, 1879-05-12

The Eates east of ST. Louis will be pro ratcd uron
~ u s's's st. hs s M p nea
irelgh, sppea to tlse Missouri Iver points via it.
l,eyoud sa ch'eaga viii 10 billed al it, Do, 10. nnd
30 cents 10 Chicago for afst, socond. third, and
fourth class rates.
This arbitrary action OF Mr.. Commissioner
Fink, in whc! 1lc IL ailcd as,'l abcttcd BY vau-
tlerpl.t, Is as clear case ut positive discrl1na
ton nHunst the interests OF Chicago as wns
ever conceived of 'lhc pool rate to this city Is
mid fuurth cluss freight. From, hero to Kanaas
City the ratio u III cents for u. first two n1ll Il
cents for the last two casscs. Mr. Fink allows
tho Enstcrn trunk roa.ls nltd thcir Southwestern
freight frum New York to East 1t. Louis.
II bpund to tho Missouri River, for
d3. 81, 90 and al, according to clas'
stileatlo'. in 1tl'sE words. Mr. Fink i,s r. or'Gf
aliows Tho Eastern roals to curry freight ibo
miles further west than chfcago at rates from
to u cents icsA than nro charged to the iatt9r
to East 81. Louis Is charged at 0l, % 81, and %
ceuts, accnnlhig 10 classification. II consigned
TO Missouri Rivur points, rs miles further vest,
II |. billed at fates frout u to eS ecnts loss.
The question naturally arisca II the trunk
lines and tl'cr. Southwestern connections eau
atIottl 10 caTry fourth cIass freight to East ~.
Louis fur u cents why charge 40 canta to Chicago,
when tlle l,an1 ia fully 1M nscs shorter! VI
| uA1ah III 1A NENt4 W kEG HEeLEII ~
tho l}c l3ridge, thu ratio to this city SHOULD not
! cxcucd 1j cunts.
AMI, aeatn, why should tho Euste.n roads
Interfere In competition That does mt cUncern
tlle,ut The Chicago ruhtls have largo interests
at atakc, nntl aro sufficiently competent to take
euro Of all fl!e little tricks racticcd In IT, Louia
witIluut any oussdu intervention. They don't
ask tt.n assistauco ot either tie EASTERN lines 0r
thug else To do hut holster up tho local rates Of
tho 81. l.uls roads he should at once attend to
It. To punish Chicago fur insisting thnt lur
lsttst direct connection With Kantns City shall
River busluesa ii nol tor what A1r. Fiuk was
appalntea Commissioner. II IT oe within hs
province to aottle disputes hu should attsinpt 70
90 u, nut by crushing ths purity win has right
support of every kind from t1.c ono who refuses
to do wllat Ia iatr.
, 1879-05-12
Acshias, "noihin. Mt al. 1t Is merely stock
los1hns upcrat|o,, nf Mr.. Gould. II will never
amount 10 Anything"

.',,'' Ill.,. .'I ~ a." ~, ns,t, 'Is5 =, ~, e'."
l"''ahe oocfat,o'' ~ Mr. toula' IL Will never
amount TO anything"
Cal. ii. u, Carrinytor,, u. 8. A., has sent out
o's'h' I" hea''Y nv 'nc tn'"A' ',,.'sse'h !" "''
country, asking Tor certain specific Information
u 1e usctl III i1.c preparation Of n paper to bo
read bcfora the British Association ns Science,
American railway system,
Tho ornpnt Convention Of Ma.,er s,cchau,ex
\, niurnnasi ncnus,,,s T,,cstny nr",n'.es ~
b. very Interesting mtl ,sstrastvs ona. IA.
1.o. ~. ~ H., fnonnnnlI. u n,',.,.an'. T.
Wnst"r ina,. ~ ~ tte''c Ws,i. ~ n" r. fcr.av. ~
Vile, Atnileun Il Indianapolis; mud Z. Il. Ped
die, of the Ynniat!a.
r,,c o,,,,,,., ,,c.t,ur. ~ thc cbtcoc, 7vo,,,.
ington ' Il Wasi,gtan % Hallway p; Caiipany ''i Ito
,to~ T,,t,,,," s,a H.; Tcrro Ia"," I. rth m
,;,, Raiirn ~" o ror,, Hi T. ~ r"trc
t Ilsntc. Tn"s.,ny Sfn"M n uIlchcsl: Il a. s,tmrs
ia!sndsot aul =; Genp6sil Assistant #. suvsta-
Flity Mia of ihc Inn. IN navo.. t,it, 'r" mi
c,hs f,,c. ii ~. ~. ut " r.nr r. H. n
whin ~. hcnr ."nt ~, nIc,g r.. i'm II ~
rnasi /. tSni.i',d in,o Evnnsyiije. md .xtcmssI
e'',,, y 1i,,n"id !" nH,a.. !, III. nn
n,n,c H." iii ravh, .sime raiirnrl ~tri Lm.s
p'I+s 1,+s ~, ~ ~ :rotr, jfa"t" """ a'0
nn sa,' ,,..e-.. ~ s.s ~. Ara1' ,,. ,.
The Detroit ft% lress ,,, say s1at during thy
frs werc tIadu 10 sell him ilc Eel Niver Rail-
rnad, which fs nwncd bT >ntrolt canltatsste.
,.2 u ~ t,,o ."to ~ ,, ~ e
f'u s,,,,}'i ,sI,., n ~ ;tir,,c, ~, ,,
~ III W;,.an H VI ~ ,,rs,% ttst t. NJ" .i,.'
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w." W,1,.s, ,,,',ii te onnno h"",',,s t., WI" @
uan+".a ri ,r"r .hnrtrr isrrs Fr"1n i,.,eni,
"a rnS,t ~ J., ,t,.,t ~ ,ntto.. III, m....uo .,,'
t,,a..3 ,nt @ T. @ .1ist Nv
',i.., ,S i,,,i Is ",r,usnort ,I,.na ~ ,,.no
t;.' a'na ,,ni ~ nr1 ,,,i"s N"n fr..,,, ,.,n
~ ,'Is, IT, ~ ~ W"hoeh n nrtnnd" ~
n.s.'i. ..1',t ~, ess3 ,In. 81 r,rSas;,it .,, ~
-. ,.ot, ,nE" i, Y I.hIv Stsn rat, m"La '.o,'
".,,;, ~ "Ha 1!,i, - ,v".t1' ";'vfnr '"e e0"-
"esN'o """1' "''L' NJ '"h' -..
:. 4 suit l,as becu co1nncnced In the Sixtl,
United states Circuit Court, Western District
Of Michigan. III Grand Rapids, by The tslortgagU
holldllDit!ers Of tie Chcago, Saginaw u Cas,htla
| lsa!lroaA for foreclosure: IlIe suit Is brought
by AsIbcl Gretil and Wilson Bonl, as Trustees
OF bchalt Of tho claimants, Daltlalnin Rrhard-
son, Gcll. Dantet +. Sickleat WisliaIn j. KELLEY,
Joel u. Erhar1t,. phtlctus SAWYER, +. 4: Ntlns,
J. E. Shaw, II. HodEso',, ThonIaa W. Ferry,
and others. The Trustees pray for. tic t0re-
clusuro Of the tnortgago bonds a1nl tlle sale Of
the road. Judge Wtthey has ordered General
| Exan,inor Hihsdl1l ami Spccfal Examiner john
| 4. Osborn to taku tcstsn'"Ily. Commissioner
ost'orN has taken tehtttn0ns, md anong the
witnesses examined wcTc william j. kclhy, Of
| phlatlclpllfa; Frank Bower. Jnhn +. BGtz,
| Daniel +. Stckles, George ". Ttcr, mud Elht!
, 1879-05-12
AxrKA5lln.

A correspondent of lhc Parls Steele, spcaktsy
os the work going on ut ,ttc ruined Ctr o}
away the rlios Is gigantic: however. mrD aro
Engaged IN It day and nt0ht,cYcn by torch light
Dead bodies arc cons.antly being found. Only
II" days aRo tic whole family Of rrof.
pie, nine In humber, warc seen at tho time Of
!l1c dtaastoE on the roof of their house, asking
Tor help. But thu ruins sti!l cDnlatn nlasses Of
human bodies aud those Of animals In an ad-
vAnced Stage Of decomposition. Tho air is
poisoned, ,lIltt nothing h done to djstpfcct It,
and Jet the matter must not he postponed un-
I'll the water l,as wholly subsIdct, for then tho
catastrople might be succeeded by epidcm-
, 1879-05-12

vendcr: "Poot! that's on the state Of affairs
-' Pat: "1]ivil ha'portb caro- Whole a.
tate it'a ont bcdad, I'll tako is.n-Londoa
pa,eh.
tnfen9o ton4stsrcfat Aare-ffssr*
Af inn-apceter-A tlotc' glost.
A bar-tcndcr mny be worry tough.
A broomstlck Is tratc woman's soshalt club,
a plump reflisat-A fat woman's "Non to a
marital offer.
Boston iandlck arc recognized - boss stun
iIers.-ifa,ne .Stntuet. Some of them regard
themselves rs boss tong 'uns.
Gen. Dix's dying request WIS that there be no
pomr a. 1is obsequtcs, mud not single eolored
Individual Nas prrscnt thcrcnt.
, 1879-05-12

e.c,ictl IN obtaining tho parlon Saturday. Yes.
tert1ay Afternoon tin lrat.n Auat,l rhowcd up,
for at 5::W lit the evening james Wilson,
u M. t8f Clark etrcct, notified Policeman
that moment enicayor,g to break into the oflt--
ccs Of Urs. {iutz and Btoeneke I'm The second
at,or. Tic policeman fund Forhcs i!,"rc in
hcml.tntoxfcated condition, he havlnE stnsthed
window III order 10 elect entrance It IL nreu"
less to say he had no new c'oillcs, a,n, what Ia
more. he does not deserve any. However. thu
CotoueI'k Intentions were cotnmcHdai'!n, oven
though the subject has proven Il bad one.
, 1879-05-12
I'VE N{A,

Down In Detroit they knoW him 10 well that
they famllisrly call him Ivan" =:
T,.cre tsa bill pending In this Ohio Legislature
providing for t4s a1terpation Of tho ttcket-
scalpcrs.
X Detroit Neus reporter bad briof intefsle"
With Vanderbilt, uul psksd hsn what he
thought about thu Wabash extension " De-
trolt- "Notulng at a'i, s!E," replied Mr: Vsn'
, 1879-05-12
INDIANAPOLIS, DECATUR d
spR1NGEIELD,

BpHlNoTIsLp. ILL.,. Mny 1l.-The special dis
patch few days aEo from indianapolis, that
Sidney Dillon bad beeu awarded the contract
for building tho Indianapolis, Decatur d Spring.
field Railroad, has no foundation whatever.
The contract has beun awarded 10 Messrs.. Irwin
Il Hustls, uf Charlottesville. l,ll, tbs line to
bu built IL lrou, Druin, six uitea east of The
Wabash lstyer, TO lalitanatolis, tfty lhllesi mud
thu work IL IL be 1lnlsssd by Oet, l.
, 1879-05-12

Col. Clcary's IaN7'to Will not down. 4 {eW
days ago tho valiant Colonel n,adoa denial to
police report that tFalnp named CHARLES ].
Forbes had tceu arrested Tor trying to hold him
aud rob hin, at IN carly hour ono moraing
near tie cosues Of s.atu aud Adams streets,
At tho SAINT time ho announced hls Intention
OF getting Mayor Harrison to uardon tho fellow
out ot tllu House Of Correction, wnithrr 10 hnl
heau 4sut 1n I $50 Auu., lie also intended to
buy hllu suit OF clothes, Thv Colonel sue