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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-14

DR.. Hogeys" Lecture. next FRIDAY
night Rev. NJ. ID. Hoge. ID. D., will de,jyer
his lecture, entitled TentLtfe 10 the
East" In the Presbyter church Of Man
chester. Those " no fail to hear this highly
interesting aud instructive lecture viii rsIss
rare treat. 1t is one OF the best pro2ue-
tions OF this eloquent divine.
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To TIE COysCllPrIYE.--Let those who languish
nder the fatal severity or our climate through aay
pulmonary complaint, or even those who are in do.
cided ConsumptioiA by no means desleir. There ls
safe and remedy at band and ~ easily tried
" WILBoR's CoA2ooS OF. CoD-L- yxR OIL h'sD
LIME" without possessing the very aauSating M
vor of the oil as heretofore used Is esdOwed by the
Phosphate OF Line with a healing property With
renders the oil doatJy erlcaeious. remarkable tes-
tin onials OF Its iseacy be she gu. Sold by a.
B. wILBOR, Cbemist, Besion. aud ~ druggists.
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MURDER IN THE SECOND DEGREE.-Tbe
Hastings Court was engaged yesterday
IN the trial OF AlphobZo Peterson (coloredj,
charged with killing Pleasant Mason. After
patient hearing OF the evidence and avg
orous defence and prosecution by counsel,
the accused was convicted OF murder In the
second degree, and sent to the penitentIary
for eight years.
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Churct N0tes.--There was preaching at
all the churches In the clty Suudsiy.
At the Meade-Memoriai church Rev. MIR.
Winn, OF West Point, occupied the pulpit,
and at the Baptist church Rev! Dir. Rey-
nolds conducted the services mOroio2 aud
night in the absence OF the pastor, Mr.. De-
rieux.
Services at the other churches wsse con-
Quoted by the regular pastors, andths con-
grcgations were quite large.
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TOrAL-ABsrISESOE 0fFkoERs EbB6TED.-
The eighth annual meeting OF st. Feters
Total Abstinence and BeBsicial Society wos
held IN Cathedral Hall sunday. when the
following officers were elected for the en-
suing year viz: Thomas Cox, president !;
James Sherry, first vice president ;. Thomas
Byrne, second vice-preSident; John Me-
Eneanny, recording secsetary; JbhD Hart,
treasurer; IA j. Parat ar. marsha!s: Denis
Whean, fn5gn; X. Is. DenOyar, sergeant.
at-arms; Joseph Silvia, librarian. Several
new members were admitted, and the So
ciety start..lhe new yoar most auspieioasy.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

r. HOLZINGER, High -Constable, 10'5 A. NJ, at
No. 9l0 west Broad street. counter, TWO meat.
racks, tce-b0x, two meai.biocks, corned peeis
winiow-curta.ps. &c.
RoBERT Is. LYME p. H.. commissioners sale
OF valuable store aud dwelling NO. 1924 east
Main street.
FURMAN UPPER. 4 +. ~. two framed tene..
menys on Duyal street between ~. James ana
Clarke streets.
JNO. Il. LAU6HTON, JR.. 4 Il. NJ, catalogue sale
OF law aud rheoiogict Al libraries.
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have snalyzed the whiskey known under the
brand OF " B SELECT" controlled by Hesars. WAL
TER ID. BLAIR Co., Richmond, Va, and ma u
FREE FROM rUsIL OIL and other impuri les
aud recommend It's use for medicinal ana family
purposes. j. b. MCCAw, NJ. d.,
late Professor Of Chemistry, Medical Co''ese OF
Virginia.
January IA. 1872.
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HENRICo NswS-The Henrieo County
Court met yesterday, and the special grand
Jury was In session and found true bills
against the following parties:
Byron Bridgewatey and Charlotte l..
King, for fel6niousIy assanlting Robert
Bridgewater..
Robert and Mary Bgidgewater, for felo-
niously breaking into a dwelTing-house.
Richard Dandridkey for maliclously as
saulting Lucy cambridge.
Simon Solomon for uulawful assault.
The case OF Richard DaDdridge is set for
trial Friday, and the case OF Simon Solo
mon Will be heard Saturday.
A commission de tlnatSeo iHqHirendo will
be held to-day in regard 10 Or. Frederick
Briel, Of Henrico.
There were fifty-two deeds OF convey
ance admitted to record In the Office OF the
clerk OF the County Court between the No.
vember and December terms.
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THE PIRATES OF PEyZANCE PUBLIsHED.-
This bright little opera, which has. except
in the rendItions given by few authorized
companies, remained blank page to an in
ouis,iye public, has at length been puD'
iished.
We have received from Mes,rs. R1m0s q
Moses a copy OF the first edition authorized
by MessIs. Gilbert Il sullivan, which mas
lust been published. Its many beauties may
now become Us popular a. Pin1fore. Copies
OF the opera are for sale by the above hrm.
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DIED FROM HER INJURIEs.-Mrs. Tucker,
who was so badly burned last week, died
on Sunday from the effects OF her injuries.
The circumstances Of the accident have al
ready been published.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.
GRAND FASHIONABLE EVENT.

THREE NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
COMMENCING THURSDAY. DECEMBER 18Th,
THOMAS W. KEENE.
supported by the charming tragic actress
MISS HENRIETTA VADERS,
FRAZER. COULIER, OCTAViA ALLEN,
FRANK ROCHE,
and q specially selected company. under The man.
aeement of W. X. HAYDEN.
THURSDAY EVENING. December 10Th. Bull
wef's beautiful play, In five acts, OF RlCHkLlEU.
Cardinal Richelieu. .... Thomas W. keene.
FRIDAY EVENING. December l7ih,
Shakspeare's tragedy, In i've acts. OF HAMLET.
Hamlet DOmsS w. heene
SATURDAY MATINEE,
ShakSDeare's comedy, In four acts, or
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE.
shyOck Thomas w Keene.
SATURDAY EVENING, D cember lsth,
last appearance Of Mr.. L. W. keene. on which oc-
casiOn will he eseDted Shakspeare's his
tOrical lragedv. In six acts, Of
RICHARD ILL.,;
OR. THE BATTLE OF BOSWORTH FIELD.
GOsler afterwards King Richard ilI.l,
Thomas W. keene.
Sale Of seats commences at the Theatre and at
de list
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No report from Lsurel-Sireet school,
The next meeting will be held at Trinity
church on the second Sunday in January.
PRESBYTERIAN suNDAY-sCHOoL UNION.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Pres
byterian Sunday-Sch0ol Union was held last
evening at the Third PRESBYTERIAN church
I'D. X. Sleight Qbe presideno in the chair
The following is the monthly report:
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Mayors COurt.-In the MAY or's- Court
yesterday morning-MayOr Gentry presith
ing-Willie Atkins was up charged wish
violating the cItyordnance by fast drvhsg
and was fined 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-14

WE HAAS JUST OPENED AN ELEGAt6 STOCK
OF CHILrE EN's.A Nd Boys BLsTRRs, bought very
low on ouut OF he LAT. OF the seaSon, and we
Will seS them cheaper than anv hours I'm town.
OyERC.sArs and ULsIERs At all prices from $3.50
upwaIss NGADAMs e. BERRY,
Tenth and i4ain streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-14

: ANIMAL REUNION or THE EICHM0.sD How
TIER ASSOCIATION Richmond How
ilzers had their annual parade yesterday az
ternopn. They left the armcry about
o'clocH, and the following was the line ol
msrch. From the armory TO Broad street,
down Broad to Twentieth, aud oug TO Main
np MAIN to Fiftb, from there to Prankiln,
mp, Frankfa TO Monroe Park, and from
there to Grace, down Grace to Fiflh,. ont
Fif,h to Leigh, and down Leigh to Eighth,
and out Eighth TO the armory.
At night the Howhzer Association had
their oanual rssjDion and banquet at the -.
Claire Hotel. The company 10 unif0rn,
members OF the Association, and the In
yited gess, met Of the Hastings Court and
VI narcbed to the hotel in body, beaded by
V0elker's band, The collation. was prepared
In most excellent style, and embraced the
choicest delicacies OF the season.
After tho repast bad been partaken Of,
Judge George r.. Christian introduced as
the orator Of the evening Colonel W. j.
Hardy, late OF the First company. now a
resident OF New York. Colonel Hardy's
oration was tins literary effort, and be was
enthusiastically ohesred.
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AyDALUsfAN A BALM,

To make the hands smooth, to Keep The hps
from, chappIpg, there Is nothing better than this
excellent preparation. Now that the cold weather
has set In every body should have some of IL.
Prepared BY T. ROBERTS BAKER, Dragzist, No
a Nal m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-14

NJ. FfLysoS Z CO., advertising agents. insert adj
yer,isements In all Of the newspapers OF the United
states at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch eounting-room will receive prompt stten.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-14

Rock AND RE, with GLYC astsE, &C.,. Is the
only real mec ninal preparation br lung ortsroat-
diseases, c0u h, &C., and Is sold 0ny In DIR sorts.
"a must not 10 eonfoundc wtbalcoholic IA serages
M like-sOut ding names.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-14

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINrisG-fioUsE. Good work, low
prices aud satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-14

A CBRIsTmAs SALE AND SUPPER viii be
held by The Young Ladies' Missionary So
ciety in the lecture-room CT the First Bap.
list church this evening. The rooms VIII
be opened at O'Clock Z. NJ. for the benefs
of chillren.
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FINANCIAL.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILwAY,l
RICHMOND, Va. kesmter III, 1850.
NN THE lsr DAY OF JANUARY, 1881,
~ the CHESAPEAKE AND ONO HALLWAY
COMPANY will pay at their onbce ia the city "
Richmond the following bonds--lo wit;
REGISTERED BOND No. $50, for $4,000.
ALSO.
PURCHAsE-M0sEY BONDS. Class a. for $1,000
each: No. I 10 No. I39. soih inclusive; NO.
I4i to No. 146, both inclusive.
Interest on The above-caiad bonds VIII he stopped
from aud alter The Isl OF January, 1881:
lie la-2tawtJai second vce-Presidenf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-14

BRIEF ITEMS private telegram re-
ceived on, Sunday brought intOrmsti0n OF
the death .on the pre- sious day oil MI. L. NJ.
Green, in. Ueavenwerth, KaEsas. he was
formeriNo& this city, and hasa mother ana
many fl.ends here.
The jale Of reserved seats for The Mem
delssoLn Quintette-Gmb Coaaert tomorrow
night. ana for tta Keene engagement dn'
ring lac latter hah OF the week, was begun
Yesterday with eOod succsss.
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| GRIND SUCCESS.

A CIR Nd SUCCESS.
SECOND AND LAST WEEK
OF THE
BOHEMIAN TROUPE OF FGLASS-BLOWERS
AND THEIR
WONDERS IN GLASS,
Al 303 FAST BROAD, NEAR THIRD STREET.;
COMMENCfNG MONDAY, DEtEMBER 18Th
will be presented 10 the napdsOmest baby In Rich-
mOnd this week, 10 be decided ny ballot: votes tree
Each visitor duting the week will be entitled 10 one
vote. Toe present 10 be awarded ON SATURDAY
a4 r. NJ.
7:3N 10 10.
All Vii ors receive specimens Of glass: work Free
Admission. Is cents NJ. II. WALSH.
de l-3t Manager.
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HORsFoRus AcrD PIInspH ,xr-:

HoRsFoBDs ACm PuosPHAsrs
is prepared accord ng to the directions OF Profes a.
e. n. Horsford, of Cambridge, Mass, tie wcik-
known authority on nutritious bread ands,hc ce-
reals Useful In Dyspepsia, Nervous Diseases, Men.
tai and Physical Exhaustion, etc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-14

We win close Cur store on Christmas-Eye at 4:ia
o'clock Pm, so supply your wants before thattm
LEVY BR0TuERs.
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GRAND SECRETARY's OFFICE,)
llli MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND. ID cember 2. 1880. y
AMUSENENTS.

POSITIVELY LAST APPEARANCE
BFFORE LEAVING THE CITY.
TWO HOURS or RARE ENJOYMENT.
WILLOUGHBI READE. the emIncnt recita-
t0niSi, at the lecture-ruom of Dr. Hoge's church,
TONIGHT december Ia, 1850. at 8 O'Clock, for
the hcnt 90 Of the Second Presbyterian Mission
lsdy rs cents. Family tickets, three for el; four
for sl.25. de l4.1f
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR RTo-DAY.-For the Middle
Atlantic States, rising followed by falling
barometer, falling followed by rising TEN.
pera'ure, westerly backing to southerly
winds, partly cloudy weather.
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so as TO ACCOMMODATES

those who
CANNOT VISIT odR STORE sgRING
ILg DAY
we have concluded 10
OPEN OUR STORE on
SATURDAY EVENINGS. December lth and 18th
AT . O'CLoCB.
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DICBMOND THEATRE.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18TH.
CONCERT.
MENDELSSOHN QUINTETTE CLUB,

IVNIEKTs
MENDELSSOHN QUlNTETTE CLUB,
OF BOSTON,
ORGANIZED 1S49.
This renowned Club, whose record OF more Than
thirty years of successive lriumphs is known TO
lovers ~ music throughout The land. is the most
perfect combination Of its character on this conti-
neni, and is Ia The front rank OF sin liar organza-
tiOHs iu The world.
ISlDOR SCHNlTXLER."........ Violin.
ERNST THIELE.......,............ Violin.
THOMAS RYAN........ .....C Clarinet and Viola
WILLIAM SCHADE..............Flut Flute and Viola.
FREDERICK GIESf....................N NiOionceilo.
Assisted by the distinguished vocalist,
MISS MARIE NELLINl
BOx->heet opTns MONDAY al RAMOS 4 MoSEs's
Aud Theatre ~ Q 4. NJ.
Admission. rs, so, and 75c. No extra charge for
reserved seats. &C list
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-14

BoDa BRAIN, NERVE yoOD,
Co.den's LIEare's LIQUID DxfRAcr 3Ssr
Owes health, st ,svkth, and nerve force.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-14

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant. Sunday night there was heavy
shower.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 38; ;
A. NJ, 43; noon. So; y. NJ, Sc; 6 p.
NJ, As; midnight, 81.
Mean temperature, As l6.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-14

syreadire fife Dlbes and 40 shsping his ac-
feu as TO souch the sympsthIes Of bis au.
dsSce witpa lille pity for the loser IN the
SUN Chicatb TYs<s. October !, 1880.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-14

EOR SALE, AT A BARGAIN. AA
sTES e ispiHS fnism' wAfcH ;ls l mace %H 81 fs'si
Philippe TO-. tisnevs: work but = lev monhs
and ~ perfect order, Gan ~ seen - NpWhzAaSw ~
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8irllmcnd 1ispatth.
Observation-Disclosures IA, 1880.

ss- THE CIRCULATION or TIRE DIsPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCI :
LATIoN OF ALL THE oTHEB DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-14

DICHMOND THEATRE.
DAVENPORT.
LATEST NEW YORK SUCCESS.
Dramatic hit Of the season. - Neto York Herald.
ONE MIGHT ONLY.
TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 14TH,
FANNY DAVENPORT
KATE VIVIAN.
AN AMERICAN GIRL.
ELABORATE SCENERY! by Mr.. DufOcq.
AN EXCELLENT COMPANYl
MOST SUPERB COSTUMES!
Admission, 90. 75c., and 81. No extra charge
for secured seats.
Box -sb,et op+ns SATURDAY o A. M. at Ramos
4 MoseS's and office OF Theatre. de 10 Al
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LECTURES.

A ECTURE
IN THE
LIFE OF THOMAS JEFFERSON
will be delivered at
MOZART HALL
on WEDNESDAY EVENING. December ZZd, ~
s O'Clock. for the bene fit OF The yorktown FUND
OF The Governors Guard, COMPANY Il. First
Regiment Virginia Volunteers,
by The celebrated statesman,
Tox. ID. w. VOORHEES,, OF INDIANA.
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS:
Colonel John b. Purcell. Lieutenant Colonel ID
raier. Lieutenant o. T.. Perrgo.
Tickets, so eents-to be had from members OF
committee. Reserved seats rs cents extra, 4. r.
.JOnSsTON's. Dc IL ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-14

ohi = COCkI.-i uc iohV"in- N""~"
dispo fed Of yesterday at the Ponce court
by I.solce.Justice ID. G. Richardson
rayid Taylor (colored) and George Il.
O. * (whte) were found guilty OF stealing
: noes from stephen Putney Il Co., and sem
fenced to be punished with fifteen lashes
each. Cox took an appeal from the decision
OF The Police Justice.
Caroline Andersen (colored), charged
with cutting Jane Terry with Ratchet,
was found guilty OF assault and battery,
and fined s2 so and i've days In Jail.
Charles Henry, creating disturbance on
the street and threatening the life Of Sarah
Needham. was fined 81.
Robert Hamilton (eolored), charged with
assaultine and beating George X. Bull.
Discharged.
Claiborne Thomas, charged with being
drunk and unable TO take care oil himself.
Adolphus Cook (coiored), charged with
beipr drunk and disorderly on the street
and creating a disturbance In the house OF
Thomas Uirsch, was fined o.
jaime, Tucker aud w. A. Sheppard,
charged with being drunk and unable 10
take care sf themselves. Tucker was dis
charged; Sheppard was lined 81.
Isaac Thomas (coloredb charged WIN pe'
inp DRINK and dsorderly, was 6ned s2.oo.
William smith, charged with keeping a
%, =, hin g.ho,,se on Seventh street near the
Theatre, and fraudulentiy wion'ns siov
from ]. u. Leadbetter. La conssquence VI
the absence Of Leadbetier. tue prosecutors
| the ease was continued I'LL ThursoV'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-14

CITY Council NOTES.-THE Com mittee
on the Fire Department VIII meet at the
Council Chamber this evening ut C'clock,
at which place an INSPECTION OF pIe Fire
Department will be made.
The Committee on Relief OF the Poor
will hold its regular monthly me citing this
evening at ) O'Clock.
The Committee on Police met at the City
Hall Yesterday and awarded be contract
for dog and gOat-medals 10 c. iellenot, and
for wagon.license tins to- u. NJ Ountcasele.
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CHRIsTMAs SALES,


CHURCH FAIR.-Tbe LADIES Of ST.
~ JOHNS GERMAN CHURCH Will boa q
FAIR Al No. 625 Hroad street for the mpen, o.
their new chm ch bui ding, 10 which they coiosny
MONDAY Mkt. aud 10 continue through me
week. tFf $ fFFa OF ii't
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-14

SUPREME COURT OF AsSRAL $, YESTERDAY.
Rammel's executor against Ramme ana
others. Appeal allowed AZ I'd SuperSededS
awarded to decree, proI iounced by the
Circuit Court OF Mathew county on the
2lst Of March, 1879.
Sullivan against Conr lonwealth. Writ
OF error refused 10 a iud sment of the Ccun-
ty Court OF Fairfax COZ Inty rendered 20ih
OF November, 1SSoA
The court will a6io urn on Friday next,
and will not hear ore | arguments until the
January term.
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Common Council.

A called meeting OF the Common Council
was held yesterday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock-President Clarke in the cbair-aIl
the members present except Mr.. Straus.
Mr.. Higgins presented resolution for a
joint session on 9TH January, 1881, at A
O'Clock, 10 elect police commissioner from
Monroe Ward to fiji the vacancy caused by
the expiration OF The term OF Mr.. John
Enders. Agreed to.
Mr.. Taylor presented resolution re-
questing the Board OF Aldermen to meet
the Common Council in Joint session at 7
O'Clock this monday evening, to elect q
weighmaster for First market. Agreed to.
Adjourned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-14

Entered at the Poet-Once at Richmond, Va, m
eecond-class mstter.l
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HUsTINGs CogET J ND GRAND JURY.-The
Hastings Court W. rs 10 session yesterday,
and to-day wild be engaged 10 trying crimi'
nal cases.
The grand jtiry was in session, and
brought in tb following indictments {:
William Gate wood. for feloniously forg-
ing the name OF X. ID. Wortham. True
bill.
Maggie " artin. for feloniously cutting
William JEFF ries with knife. True bill.
Alexande r Foster. for procuring a wit
ness to co, Dmt perjury. True bill.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-01-28
The silver Wedding.

One of the gayest social events that
has taken place in our town for some
time, was the celebrating of the TWEEN
ty.fith anniversary Of the marriage of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Wolcott, at their
residence on Monday evening last.
Over one hundred ladies and gentle
men, old and young, were gathered
within the spacious and brilliantly
lighted apartments. It seemed as if
there would be no end to the gather.
ing. The door bell would scarcely cease
to vibrate when a fresh jingle would
announce another arrival and invaris.
bly, bring forth from the numerous
groups Of merry lotus.eaters the re-
mark "And still they come" Ex-
cellent music was rendered during the
fore part Of the evening by Prof Peck
and others later, the lucious viands,
rich and juicy, were served, aud the
manner in which the guests partook of
the same gave abundant evidence that
they were highly appreciated. Re-
freshments over, the older ones gather
ed in groups and conversed upon the
varions topics Of the day, whilst the
younger class, too full for utterance,
amused themselves by performing as
founding feats Of legerdemain, con-
vlnciDg many that in the depths be-
yond lie facts that scientists have new.
sr been able to demonstrate. To see
a man Of no little weight hurled into
space, yea almost through the ceiling,
by four maidens lifti1g with the tips
of their dainty fingers is something
approaching miracle.
The. presents were rich and rare
valuable, ornamental and useful. The
town clock had tolled the hour of two
before the guests begon to disperse
Each went away showeIing blessing;
upon the happy couple who have
passed SO glorously through the trials
any iriumphs Of twenty-five winters o
married life.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-01-28
List ofJarors for February Term 1880
GRAND JURORS.

Tionesta Boro. "A. B. Kelly Fore
man, banker, VIM. Wolco't laborer.
Tionesta Twp. .-Ferd. Wenk far
mer, Michael Fitzgerald farmer, Geo.
Saltsgiver farmer, Moses Mealy far.
mer, Quint Jameson manufacturer.
Kingsley.-S. j. Setley, farmer,
Frank Gillespie farmer, Henry zuen-
dell faimer.
jerks Edgar Burton farmer.
Hsrmony.-A. Neely farmer, VIM.
Y. Siggins farmer, Benjamin Fogle
farmer, j. H. Snyder farmer, G. Sham
burg producer, James Elliott farmer,
n. B. Howell farmer.
Green Joseph Weast farmer.
Barnett.-W. Nj. Coon laborer,
S. Ii. Cook laborer, Archibald Black
farmer.
Rickory.-John Brecht farmer,
Samuel Douglass farmer,
PETIT JURORS.
Tionesta Boro. Charles Congdon
clerk, w. A. Grove producer.
Tionesta Twp.-Andrew Mealy far.
mer, G. w. Gents farmer, John Wal.
ters farmer, Jacob Smearbaugh farmer,
VIM. Clark farmer, j. A. Shriver far
mer, Patrick Black laborer.
Barnett.-J. l.. Fitzgerald laborer,
E. II. Stoughton boat builder, Jerry
Greenawalt farmer, John II. Love
farmer, Friend Fulmer labCrer, Sol.
Fitzgerald farmer, Jacob Mays far
mer, John II. White farmer.
Grcen.-Wm. Hunter la5orer,
James Smith laborer, Fred Ledebur
farmer, James Walters farmer, Richard
Dickrager farmer.
Hsrmony.-N. Thoruburg producer,
Byron Landers lumbermon, John NOT.
skier farmer.
Hickory.-Andrew Emert laborer,
II. M. Range laborer, James Sibbald
farmer, Perry Hill laborer, Charles
Southland laborer, Lewis Keister, la
borer, James Hunter farmer.
Jenks.-John Salliday farmer.
Kingsley.-D. B Tobey lumberman,
Isaac Skunk laborer, George Watson
jobber, Johu Burhen farmer, Ebenezer
Russell, Sr. lumberman