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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-12

AN OUyu.aGE. one. by pistol-shot
or graves-shooter, has broken the beautiful
Woodbridge memorial Window in the
Monumental church. Such an outrageous
act should fhe punished most severely, and
it is to be hoped the rascal may be caught
by the police. Indeed the vestry of the
church have already taken steps to discover
the guilty party and to prosecute the Of
senders in the courts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-12

DID YOU EVER? No; never smoked better sc.
CIGAR than WHITL0CK'S PICNIC.
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npEN FOR THE SEASON.-Tht
4 f'..,,.,- u-ss,T POINT VA * now

z II.TI v =, - :,
rr,.l Tor !irr accom- lpuhilcn OF hE' CbAh anu
TRANSIENT BOAEDEHS. .
The house has been newly furnished: bowling.
av and croqurt -ground' oysters CRABS, usll, al
u,uch-cuUnt,r Uu III" grounds
Bar and Icr-t ain Saloon.
tNrHr,i"u uaiiics w!i' u"ethc above.
Rate. $50 per day: special rates ~ me week or
month. f'' n fhS, u
nv 1q-im Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-12

just received from France, full line of DIN
NER- and TEA-SETS tn ncw designs, at vciy 10"
prices.
Call and sce the SUN-DIAL COOklNG.STOFES
the thing for r0om.keclier-.
my29 +. u. TAYLOR. 1911 Main street.
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EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTIONS.

WE KNOW HOP BrrTERs are above aud beyond al
Us nutritious tonic and curative.
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SIMMER RESORTS.

uFALING SPRINGS, BATH COUN
IL yy. VA. ARE NOW. OPEN. Facilities for
,Dr comfort aud enjoyment Of guests have Derh
'c.s I,' new line Of light vehicles for passengers
,nrlx and WAGONS for baggage has been established
Irnis Cnyiurion Gs.p0; TO the springs. For pam
phltis. aH2I, /" rtECELL. LADD @ Io'' hlci'
ii~oDd or 10 :ny,cif al The springs.
Ir.,,21j NJ. W. WALLACE. Agent.
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CEEENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR

rEEENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS.
WEST VIRGINIA,
long distinguished for thei valuable
Alternative WATERS
FASHIuNABLE PATRONAGE,
WILL OPEN JUNE 1sT.
BOARD: Per day. SO; per week, $3.50; per
month o; twenty lit days, $G5.
THE "CALWELL HOUSE,"
adjacent TO the Springs.
WITH THE PRIVILEGE OF THE WATERS AMI
GROUNDS OF TIE SAME,
Is NOW OPEN.
BOARD: 81 rcr day. sl2 per week, $40 PEI
month Of lwenty-eieht DAYS.
Elevation 1000 feet above tidewatcr.
PAMPHLETS tp bc had ut the drugstore OF Messrs
PURCELL, LADD 4 co.
GEORGE L. PEYTON & CO..
my 12-lm pr0prictorS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-12

osT TUESDAY, MORNING, between
Ct.,S aud Msrshsli and Twelfth and Broad
Nt IVY te5
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8irll,nontl 1ispatfh.

xs- THE CIRCULATION OF THE BIspATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE, CONFINED CIRCU-
LATroN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-12
LIME, CEMENT. AND PLANTER.

h1n BARRELS FRESH ROsEN-
is-tf " DALE CETMET daily expected PER
schooner Harry C.. Sheppard. and
$4,000 BANGOR SAW Ed LhTHS
daily expected per schooner Edward !ameyer.
For sale low from dock by
ROBERT WESDESBURG,
Nos. 806 Main and IL Fifteenth street.
te 10-lw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-12

THE FAVURITE,
the cheapest aud best We. "ftrrd 10 the public
Price, $50, ~, g, and II each.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-12

WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
" ARE NOW OPEN. The finest Warm phur
Ri'!i IN the world; icuperatnre OF water, 9S'. a
new line of ilyhl vehicles from depot 10 the Springs
Baggage III separate wagons. - 49,.
PAMpiL ETS Of PURCELL, LADD & co: Rich
uurr. JOHN l.. EUBANk,
my I7-0m Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-12

UllE HYGEIA HOTEL.
OLD POINT COMFORT VA,
SITUATED 100 YARDS FROM FORT MONROE;
omen ail the wear. Equal 10 any MOTEL III abe
United Sia;c> spriGg, summer, Or autumn re-
got. Send for circular. ,..
HARRISON PHOFBUS.
my 1O-am Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-12

A. S4KS & Co,
1918 Main street.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. \.
NEW GOODS-SUEELTl

The Iarycst n sortnrnt of CEllSA. SEM1-P0RtF f.
LAME. ctr and PRESSED GLASSWARE, ever
GEORGE GIBSON. JR.,
,nl5 1907 vain Slect.
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PRICES REDUCED.
CARPETS. OIE-CL0rulS. &c.

CARPETS. WHOLESALE AND RE-
OTAlL.-Weh have JUS, received II full line OF CAR
PITS. OII-CLDTiiS, LISOLEUA. CHINESE
COCOA and MAPLE MATTINGs. SHADES, tQI-
LANDS. LACE CURTAIEs. CORS!CEs, RUGS,
MATS. &c: PAPER-HANGINGS or all stSies.
Work done in town or country. All orders promptly
attended 10. PHILLIPS & JENNINGS.
apl2-2m No. 1911 Mnin street. Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-12

~ THEY ARE GOOD,
THEY ARE CHEAP.
OUR LINEN COLLARS,
8 for Csc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-12

oUR Isle BALBRIGGAS UNDERSTANDS
HAVE BEEN REDUCED TO
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day schools combined, win give grand pic
nc at the Chesterfield courthouse July

Business. at the Mayors Court has been
unusually dull during the last few days.
There was case on docket yesterday which
related to dog-stealing, and was dismissed.
Maury Cemetery presents beautiful APP
pearance Just now.
The public schools will close for vacation
tomorrow,
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my 31-,Jy.f

NEW PATENT ICE-CREAM
~ FREEZER.
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TG.Day's Pro.-arnmc.

The closing exercises OF Leigh Schoo
will take place at the Theatre this morning
at 10 O'Clock.
The closing exercises OF Bethel School
will take place at the Theatre at O'Clock
this afternoon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-12
RICHMOND is THE LOWEST

Here we have nine large cities, and the
cost nor MI nil in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-12

Senior Class-Etotse II. Ee,o teacher.-First
Honor--Gold Medal Master W. +. Dennis. Spell
ing-Exercise Book: Augusta G.. Anderson, Jeannle
81 Whittet. Sarah Simpson.
Intermediate Ciasa-E. K. Murray teacher.-
FIRST Honor-Ciold Medal: Tucker {. Eggeson.
Spelling Ext rcise Book: Jennie PGlouZe, Emma
I.aube. Observation-Disclosures Robert 5. Crump p.
4. p. Fox. Jr.. Eva Lee, George w. McCann. De-
portmeHt: Amelia Brimmer, Mamie Love, juliet
mer Juliet Marks, George W. McCaun, Emma
Laube, Georgia Plcasauts, Susie L. Walker.
Junf0r Glass, Al p. Reed and S. e. Ramos
teachers.-First aonor-Gold Medal: Mary Pull
liam. Certificate Attendance: 1. Gunninghan,
PnIiism. Christine Whitietr. Joe Dckersop. Albert
Myer. Wiliiam wills, Eddie Whitloek. DeDort-
ment: ENTITY Co;trell. L. Cunninghatn, Ida Doniy'
Kettle Eiam, Mary FoIkes. Jennie Hammond: Adj
die Mayo. Mary Puliiam, May Spence, Addie White
hurst, Blar che Yerby. Joe DlcSerson, william IAN
Wills scholarship: William wins, Magc1e >,f.i fer
rei Christine Wh!ttett, Joe Dickersons aarrY Neih-
Juaior Glass, B-4iss Eete ONstH tsaehsr'-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-01-25
The LATE GEORGE MCCULLOUGH. ESQ.
In Outline of his Life and Family.
A Few Restrictions OF Gtkton SherifFs
OF Ceoi. Couaty since 1927 uonored
Guests that Once Graced he Board
al the Old Brick Hotel

Ga" Ia. "n" death is thinning. "a" fsnEs
"t ,:,c aged and the venerable. u;.;.l. cI,
long. none viii remain I" repeat thr pleas
,:t Is'r,,irc'.. -rl, 81 fu:inrr g"uri.iiInr>.
'ir"r4e Mc'uiinugh. Esq. .liriy 81 New
AK. il. itwLIt'. buG = mcmb-r II a large
AVID 4uIlntu.iai !,mily "i Cccli county. ard .
gentleman formerly actively identified with
rs interests. wa~ fatally stricken with
paralysis, pu Tuesday last.
Mr. McCulluugh was / son of samuel
McCu}i"ugh. who lived near Bay View,
aud Was a comfortable faImcG aud ..Ighly
respected citizen OF that section oi the
county. IL was the father at a large
family. acyy:ai ui whom died IN infancy,
Jane, Who man le,i Robert Logan. aud who
stlll Hvcs wi,h h=T daughter. Mis-. Nm.
Ncaiu>. near North asst being tbs. eldest:
and Mary, who married Ben lamiu +. john
sou, who lived near Cav fn:d's Factory,
eldest. Then John Net uliuu.h. who iI, d
u,ar Nest Nottingham, .b,s.; iSil-
SOPHIA. nhu now lives III Eikton. Samuel,
I. HG died in Anne Arundel comfy. about
1871. Then follows George. ;Ac .ui Jet
II lass sketch Then William. who died
"n hi farm. near Woodiawu. III this coul.-
Is. about ISL. Passm"ie. who died 1t
Annapolis in the Winter OF 1865 Eliza.
VINO still resides in Eiatnn: and ;.c Hon.
lllgIm Mccullough. who atsp stu! resides
Ia iLl, town.
George, the >ni.i =; of this sketch. p".-
:, SD the marked characteristic Of ;Lr
family. an easy an.hii,y AID u'bani'y Of
mauu.,r that constituted the basis ii great
PERSONAL popularity. George McCuliou:h ;
lir>i essay ia politics wa> his nomination
10y the Democrats ~, the "iii,.. Of Shegin
ir the Fai: Of lS@n There aerc four csu-
dida'cs IL the field. Mr. Mccullough. the
rcguia: Democratic uumI"sc: .lnnu + sim
rc;.. Ike Nhil candidate; GenI-r I.sueI.
ri ~assaf.as Neck, an ir;icrcrIrn: Demo
c:ai, aud Ellis Reynolds. 81 Rising SUn, an
independent; Wing candidate. Mr.. McCui-
Tough. however. va . man "f suru IN
u>ral PERSONAL popularity that he Was Sc
.nc,rd H. ! decided rnainri!y. TAis Was IN.
s,anccd in one particular case. where
prominent WING, Of Mr.. Mccullough,
immediate urish5usl"nd, las since them
often asserted that he had srii; his i.ck,;
g. vote tor George Mccullough, the o.ly
fuaE ia the count! rnpuiar enough /" III
iGcc him to d" -. That Gentleman j. still
living in Cecil county, and when he reads
this sketch Will undoubtedly recall his vote
rs early a. 1880. Mr.. McCuiIrush was
,.aceicA III lie uii'c pi Shirt ~ Ilnn.a,
M.,',-. who Was elected in the r:.ia 1921.
Then followed nj 10 this date ,as success
.strt ,- ~i.ti II.
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The MedfiOrd Waters Case +.
Tie Nation JUi "a Near TTi0i Orer-
r"tcd by ihr Court.
A HiIi of Exceptions Filed and the Case
Sent 10 The tourt Of Appeals.

y stated m GU. last issue up"ii the .en.
dillon "f th- verdict uf -U.ily of murder
III the hr't d"cicr. an W e,incsday Of Last
week. and the polling Of the iu.;, the
counsel iur the defense entered motion
Tor new tia! III the above Gaze. a hearing
OF the argument "a which WAS st, down
for Saturday last, At 10 o'clock \. NJ The
grounds nu wh.ch :. new tia! Va, asked
"rc -; forth in the reasons flied 10y the
pri.nncr'S counsel William :. Evans and
Imam Mccullough, Esqs. rs follows:
Ia the Clrcrit Cont for Cecil County,
December Term. ISIS
!HE STATE or MARYLANn
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West Nottingham Item :. .
.NIknIt, Ills.


POSSIBLY II few lines fIum oar peaceful
and quiet hltIc vilIar. vu,ii interest ,r
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Ir>tItu'ipI> al 10 kind iu this ,hy,:,,.,r,,
"Gr. iiu' ~ ihIS Is d sn'i.ct that speaks
80 %. "''' go In'"' i"n- u"tr than
,.'. l'",' u. we WIZ |'"S' 10y say.
, ,"I - ''' S''ti ''''' '"'.'hN - ,ArNe depend
'"' S"'cSe, VI cur great republic.
MONROE LITERARY soCrrry
car literary characters r,,,,;,,d IN IN,
Monroe sc!.pll hons. = f,.v ..,.,,.,,,s ,,o
and ,,......i.i -, ..-....:.;.
''''''iS
- .'"' P""E " CONSTITUTION. ei"clin@
e,II. - ~, '''-'"E = P'"@''.hinr Tor tue
,r.,......','.,. ni''o' ""s "e'" on lhst
,,...,i -, "a ','"I 80 'Ai'td
-, ~ ''"'' ->''H"!, Al " cock.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-01-25

NUMBER SEVEN ~ THE BIBLE-
In seven days 4 dove WIS sent
Every seven days The land rested
Jacob served seven years for Rachei.
Jacob mouIned seven days for Joseph.
On the seventh day God end, d his work.
Abraham pleaded seven times for Soiun
The golden candiestick had seven
branches.
Naaman washed seven times in the river
jordan.
Jacob was pursued seven days Journey
10y I1ban.
Every seventh year the inv was read To
the people.
ca the seventh day Noah's ark touched
the gruund.
solomon was seven years building the
temple, aud tasted seven DAYS at lis dedIca.
i!uH.
Ca the seventh day Of the seventh muath,
;h' children III Israel tasted seven days III
tier tents.
.l"h's friends sat with him seven DAYS
and seven nights, and uilcIcd seven bull
locks aud seven Iams Al al aIontncut
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~ II You have 4 friend with \ Cough ui
'"ld, tell hIm /" Try d.. Bulls Cough
syrup. He will thank You for your advice
The price Is only - cents
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Notice to creditors.

1 Wis IS 10 give notice, that the suhscri
= #.-'i '"'-1 r,Hn-y htth ahtl.n-i 'r,ia i'lr %
r' asa d -sri county eit-r> ct i,isr.l.. ration
% it' :. T>.!id ,t-,i
ANHKEE KfBis
a." - "a. '.itr'y. '--I,,I r,-r..s ,,i.. ,,-
'sHA-i ':' -" t- '-- i-r"i'S warned t. .1h,i
Pr -tt.r . The lehrr- fi..r.,f y .utI.-tr:..,rrI
- .-T h-ir f.Ir gtl ..ty az 49,, i>-Y:
'' tihf afi~rs 20 ~ D.. d. t.t from al i.~u.
70. 90 'f.' ETH" - iui-::.,. To- -,ii tale
A. r''iG -'.a D., EsA~ 'r'iEr- ,arra,ur ." the sab
'"' - " ia uui.T u Aaui 'A- -'.t .t.y Of De
81 n.rt- l>sH JAnE> II KIDD
Aatn5rt-trsisr u .uirrr h 4d. seed
ELuHa~ , JNHtT. E.-'s;.r
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{ eCIiton Items.


The extra services At this place are still
in progress, thls being the fnuGth week
There have been several conversions The
church, especially the lady members ate
greatly aE"usrG. and are cnusrcrAting them
s.ive" IL The !. ri :" do what He Directs
SINGING school.
has been organize 10 meet regularly in the
sch"oi house her" every Thurs ~ evening.
i Is u lie under the iaI"r>u.p NJ David
Z Eiy If i al experienced teacher
.'-H very iii 1-u, IA truaruE The human
voice
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-01-25

~ New stock Of Spring Goods. open
ing, also Ladies', Misses. and ChlIds-u's
Shoes, diIecl from manufacturers. At
DRENNINs
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IA IKE NOTICE

i'ilE public l. hereby to give credit 10 no
l. -. n.. IA, -sa.nr.l ,-rl H., .!tr.. lent u,"n
ny .'..'f F." IutlEE
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THE DIrnTHEKIA The painful aH.ctieu
"i VII. ]. {. Cra"kshani:, uf trcIl;"n, III
the loss uf t.ree children recently hy Giph-
iberia. has excited universal sympathy IN
that section nf tine county. In this con
utcfion, and 10 view OF the genera! prev
Ielal.ve 10 .,s character arr Of Interest
L. the case of VIZ CFoIEs haui, : soy, who
died las. week We aIa reformed hat Soy
eral, perhaps ihr,c, distinct mounds "i tue
wjudpire were formed, Assembling cha"aois
leather. As stated below.
DipA;hctfa Is essentially an iuiiamm aiury
action of the mucous N 'uIhTarc of Ia.
Throat. back ni the neck. and wiuaI'pc. ex-
Gated 10y parasitic org aui >In. It, most -
m.Ikahc caarac. crI>;lc - ALI emulation
from these membranes Of al adhesive
character. 80 tina, they l." GORE coated with
; layer II tenacious IL IirTI .! resembling q.
very thin shaving oi climb!> leather.
whence the name "dIphi heGis' the
leather 4l>casc.' Iuis membrane blocks
M the rutramcc OF the wI;!Gpir, and causes
>niirca;Inn - iii" mast Immediately threat
-n.ng ica,urr ui rne :naiady. II, however.
ih. danger of su!t'pcaiion = escaped. there
T:ll sHpttr.nc specific, nervous affection
II q TagaIyr'c cla!actcr. vhlc!: affects the
"I..atS OF speech and tie i.cichbUrnE pats
umpauI-d 10y the most utter pr"s.rdtIuu
of tie genera! System, These latter chIr,r-
stics distinguish diPitheIIa rom a much
moIr common yc; i,a, dungeons disease,
namely. CrodT.
II H.. moreover. Of I'll ILL 10 which I. 81
- the heIT the most inSldioIS, aud has >GS
,Gci'u> relations with sr.iiet frVrg. The
;emray which has been found most yliici"u'
III England Is Suli'huTuus acid, specific
which mus; not he confessed vita suiphuIic
acli 1. r. cal of >I'iir.. The ,iirc: l:o-
ducrd l. the destruction %; ihc parasitic
urIm.
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l., ATu

has Claimed .'t''' her victim among ngr old
Fcsieeais, IN 'ac person OF NJ. Feancis
Woodland. lie vas taken with = csuges.
ave chill. "n Monday .as'. lLou; noon. aud
II'd al room, the mex day. lle.iay H..
h1d hrcu ia E's n>na! health until the time
~ his Sudden attack. lie leaves i wife
aud several children, Nh" are nearly al!
i mature aIe IL w.- about 20 years If
age" TIE fnaes.:! t"uk place Oh F.iday. At
II n'cl"ck
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{ aceapeai.c CITY Items.


uUN NICE AND QrGEr TOWN
Is II furnishing condition. ard we are
thankful for "a. We had ~ business be
fore thc EiAt"n court, "zecpt a> witnesses.
~ the G,cpIG nuuid snuw w. hear com
F'ain's ah:ut tie condition of your cuui;
i"nrn, where witnesses aru cums..ilrG t.
~'ay during 4 trial .Ea: II Is >ais! there are
900 much t"naccn and too many negroes
there t. hc very healthy.
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ID. SPENCER, next door 10 post office.
Havre de Glacr, Md.
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To the Fishermen +,

The undersigned II prepared Ia furnish
fishermen with Ceiling Thread at following
prices.
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~ SINSS.

We hope The S?riu. .yii. o2"l. .g.th "A he,
jyr prospect, ~ the tfais ca the bav aud
canal has been stopped icy the il4n: weather
'"T some time. User" j. a coed deal OF
freight awaiting 'hr opening Of navigation
which will make things lively Tor while
PLENTY OF IC..
Ley pa.omruls are al! the 20 JUS now.
II used :" b- that people were afraid to 90
about much, but now "crrapers" enable
them to move about II pleasure. especially
those VIII" have them. Oar skating ponds
abound with ladies and gentleman.
IMPROVEMENT.
We learn. by good authority. that our
worthy neichbor, Mr.. H. II Brady, has
iIst given out ! :putrac: for building tine
house on his farm. near our town limits.
which ill add much 10 the appearance OF
tie place. The contract WA awarded 10
George Grlii'h, uf the Secnui dist. ct.
TO" LATE. EoY-
Two OF our sports were taken before the
Justice ;hs other day, for shooting rab
hll>, after the law had expired, aud wcr..
lined for heir fun.
y MAN AAorr TowN.
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We :cgre' t" say nnr I.gS'y postmaster
Capt. :. snow, Is lying dangerously il.
lie was taken with Oh ! in the > ,stnlii 70.
"h ih".>fty las;. the l9;h ms. ana ha-
h""n c""iin'd 10 his hsI ct.r -iac.. H.. /,
d" his .isd year. and i; j. feared that he
"lI! ~; recover AID EVEN II ar ,hpnld hr
able {" &C. about again lie nilI az, be able
O" re""tn" his du,:," as postmaster. We
Understand there atr. or viii be several an.
pIlclMis !lr tiIc rn.ltInn.
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IbIPHTIiE!iIA.

Medical AlG could not arrest the diphth
rsia in liz attack upon ii. third child Of
Vi. Cruick>hsuk. Frank, the youth OF III
teen WAS cons igE,d. uu ,ast : .bbath after
noon. 1" his qrict resting place in 81
stephen LIS crneIcIy. The sympafhi-s OF
The community are awakened IN behalf III
ia" s'ii"w stricken family. At present
there axe ro other cases ia the community
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Coon STORY III JUICE BLACk-
JUds" Black, If Pennsy lvania, tells a conf
ca! story OF = GiIIl ~ which a German doe
10. appeared for the defence in case FOR
damages brought against \ client of his by
The object OF his assault. The eminent
iurlst soon recognized in his witness. who
Mas Produced ~ a medical expert, = labor
Ing man, who some years before and in
another part of the country, had been en-
gagged by HIM rs 4 builder Of post and rail
fences. With this cue he opened the ~
animation:
: \" gu say, doctor" he began with great
Difference and sUayity, that you operated
upon Mr. IS head after il was cut by
Hr. -
"Oh, yaw, replied the tx fence builder.
- M 40 dat; yaw. yaw.'
- Was the wound very sevsre one, doc
tor -
Enough to kill him ii not save his
life"
Well, doctor, wha, did yoa do for
him
Everything"
Did yon perform the C:rsarian opera
tiGt >"
"oh, yaw, yaw; if me Do not dat h.
lie -
= Dad y"u deCari'a'e him -
= \ Hw, Wv; nr d. dat too -
l'i YOU hold p,st mortem examIla-
tom
''nh, to he sure, ScAudge; me always do
dat
Well, now, doctor." and here the
Judge bent over IL friendly. familiar WY.
tell Us whether you submitted your pa
trnt 1" The process known among medical
ms II a. post drd rIIi fruciprum -
The mock doctor drew himself up iudIg.
Hantiy Hchcrry Plack," says lac, E.
always know d you vas a Iayhawk lawyer
an now know You FOR msau man
Lyui,Fiils .ysurg.fI
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NOTICE TO COLLECTORS.

HE Collectors in the several districts
u AZ h.'~'s "stin % l. AK r..r T-tua rr :. -
A>'~-sl"'4i. iHr to ia III ~
~ March rNi. AZ! t. maxi ; al ft.r.,-t.l--
i't thu y~sr -. "a ifar 'f "i ...y - irazrs
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School commissioners.

The School Board met in regular session
"a Tuesday OF last week, = full board being
prcscut.
Comm ISsrunrT Ev,Ii>i reported in regard
- opening OF tpn:ed School No. :, in the
L,GA;n district: Stain. that hr had. in
company with the Examiner, visited Mr..
! I'm Berry, vino claims aud holds posses
= III "f the house us.i! fnI the school, aud
MO refused Ia permit the use of the same
unless tic School Board pay $50: aud AZ
II Board havc already fulfilled their obi.
"a Ions in regard tn this house. lie RECON-
mruiri that the opening of the school be
postponed for the present. The report was
adopted.
y request from the trustees and patrons
"f the trciltun school. asking the use of
the school house for 4 singing school ami
"iIrIIng 10 bH responsible for any damage
:" the school property, was read, and, or
motion. the request was granted.
MessrS =. !. Brown and j. Swayas made
= statement showing the need of i new
school house for Cherry Grove School: and
AFTER consideration, the matter was referred
8" 4 committee. consisting of =. !. En-.
land and the Examiner.
Commissioner BddIs reported in regard
{" ;he opening Of a coloTcd school at War
wick. stating that the cninred people offered
I'll" Use "f their church fo5 that purpose.
and also that there would be twenty eight
pupils III attendance. The matter was re.
:riivd 20 NT 8Idilr. with authority Ia
pen the school. 4 b.. think it advisable
Mr.. Biidle reported that he had new
steps made fer the school IN Grove Neck.
and has action was approved 10y the Board
j. Jam!snn was appointed trustee for
IA" Warwick school. vice .Iacub = HAYES
Miss Martha Nichols was confirmed as
teacher VI school No. :. in the Second dis
fHC'.
Mr.. Charlie, J. Davis was appointed ~
trustee of school No. :, IN the Sixth dis
tTIct, vice Il. {. Reynolds, resigned.
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rHI VILLAGE STORE.
Port Deposit Items.
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY.

Another attempt w@s made, on Monday
nigh: las. ~ professional burglars, to
break int" The iiqgor stop "f NJ \. or.
"ni t!ry wrl" i"i!sd hg their augcr. with
"afch they aitermrj-" :, bore ihrnucl. the
shutter. n'rg III cnntac; nh the non bar
ina secured thu shutter. The anger Lnt
- r'okrn and dullcd they had 10 1--WE II III
i"E = tad Job Tie anger WIS :akru from,
the hlack,uiih shop e: Mr. James Touch.
Stone, H"d vas found mar the premises thr
a.rAt i!u:.i.,r