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EACH MILITARY ACADEMY

SELECT BOARDING and DAY-SChOOL'
b. 8Z2 EAST FRANKLIN STREET. klCHMOND,
A.-lhe seventeenth session begins Thu HS)A1'
Htember 5th, and closes 18Th JUNE tOuoWlhg'
/, /. e.. CATLETT, Nj. A., of KichmQh0 CoieGe'
\ been eugsgcd as assiftsnt, and Professor l., y.
ssELEFF, the distinguished Russian ihPulst
N accomplished instructor, will have ceafse ol
III department Of Modern Language tfcuiatS
b D. obtained II the bookstores, RicbmOn = oe
addressing ST BEACH, Principal.
\ scholarship in tie Virginia Military lns iiule
\ been offered % The best 'tudent IN ms scn'Oi
\ session. ~ l7-Su, NdftOcl
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid.
dle Atlantic states, partly cloudy or cloudy
weather, with local rains, south TO west
wlGds, railing followed by rising barometer,
and slightly bower temperature.
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I'D DOMINION BUSINESS COLLEGE,
1901 MAIN sTRFET, RICHMOND.

he fifteenth session will commence OCTOBER
Young ana middle-sged young men aud
MS prepared FOR The counting room anC business
keueial For particulars. address ,
II 2.eOd2m GEORGE NJ. NlCOl..
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

R6-On an sales Of Real Estate made between th,
lst OF January aud last OF June the taxes for lht
present year have 10 be paid by the purchaser OL
an sales made between the lst OF July ana last OF
the year the taxes have 10 be paid by th6 seller.
This custom was adopted about fifteen years age
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, and ap-
plies % Richmond aud yicnity.I
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. W., 6Orses, mules
cav, new aud secondhand vehicles, &C.
j.. THOMPSON BROWN, 5 2. ~, four vacant lois
In Fulton.
n. r. CHAFFIN & CO.. NJ. nice lille farm in
Chesterfield about six Iniies from hancheslef'
on the Midlothian turnpike.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, ~ Z. NJ, three building
lots al the sOuihvest corner OF Adams ana ful-
liam street and three other lots on the south side
Of Pulllam street west Of Adams street.
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DON'T USE sTTNULANTs, nut natures real brain
and nerve fOOd-lloP BITTERs.
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HYGEIA HOTEL

HOTEL,
OLD POINT COMFORT, Va.
y 100 wards from Fort Monroe. open al
Fqual 10 auy hOtei IN the UnitcdHtatfs st
" REsoRT. Sead f0r circssnr desenDihg
HARRISON PItIEBUs,
PrNnTiet0T.
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LCEORGE f. MERRILL'S SCHOOL
NJ FOR YOUNG LADIES AND MISSES, at
u east Cary street. will begin
SEPTENBER 20. 1881,
Professor HASSELEFF Instructor or French
rd German. other assistance OF the besi talent
ssl he employed Circulars at the boOkstctes'
n lS.gw
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Actual MORTALITY IL The CITY OF RTca.

ACTUAL MORTALITY N THE CITY OF RICH
M0HD, showing ages OF decedents, sex, and
color, with nstiyity and annual death-rate
per 1000 inhabitants. for the week ending
September 24ih:
Cause Of Death Asthma, 2 white; BRAIN
disease, l white; burns, white; cholera
iniantum, white, eoloFed; congestion oil
liver, / white consumption, white, CO.
lored; dropsy, colored; fever ttyphoid), 1
white; gaslrO-enteritis, white; hemmor-
rage from bowels, eolored; inanition,
white; Inflammation Oi bowels, 1 white, |
colOred; marasmus, white, 2 colored; old
age, cOIored perilontis, white; prema-
ture birth, colsred; smallpox, l colOred; I;
tCetbing, ] colOred; unknown, | white.
Whole numbe OF deaths in the city (exclu-
siye Of ull-birihsl 80. Still Births: l
c0lored male. Ser and Color; Males,
Z white, G colored-tOtal. 13; females,
10 white, 10 coored-total, 90. Age: One
day TO thirty, white, ! colored-totsl, 2 (;
one month 10 six, white; six months to
twelve, white. cOlored-total, 3; one
yesr TO three, colored; three years TO i've,
eOored; five years TO ten, cOlOred; ten
years TO twenty, colored twenty years to
thirty, white, 2 colored-total, .; thirty
years to forty, white forty years to fifty,
white. / colored-total, 2; fifty years to
sixty, white; sixty years to seventy, l
colored; seventy years to eighty, white (;
eighty years to ninety, 3 white. l colored-
total, 4. Condition: Single, IL white. IL
colored-tOtsI, 90 married, 2 white, col
ored--total, G; widows, 3 white, colored-
total, 4 unknown, white. Nativity /:
Richmond, IS; other parts Of the United
States, II: France. /; Germany, / Ireland,
l. Locality; Marshall Ward, white, Q
coored-tOial, 8; Jefferson Ward, 2 white,
4 cOlOred-iotal. 6; Madison Ward, white;
Monroe Ward, / white, / cOlored-total, ? !;
Clay Ward, 4 white; Jackson Word, l
white, cOored-totsl, 8; almshouse, 3
white smallpox hospital, colored.
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1T MAY INTEREST OUR LADY READERS
to know that the painful effects Of eunburu upon
delicate ikn can be Immediately relieved by the use
OF j. & Y AIEINsON's TOILET NINRGAR.
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MUSICAL.

FRED. &. HAIR.
PRIVATE MUSIC LESSONS.
beginning october Ist.
'eslsrs ~ RAMOS & MosKS, where ordseTs
len. Sc 8-ss& Wst
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8ltFmond 1lspatth.
WEDNESDAY...sEpTEMBER 2s, 1881.

Es- THE CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
~ LARGER THAN THE CONFINED cIRcU-
LATIoN or ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS or THE CITY.
ENTERED st the Post-OAice a. Richmond, Va. as
second-class matter.l
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WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
SEPTEMBER 2STH AND 29IH,
Mr.. George " ey's adIDlaiiOu.
A CHILD OF THESTATE,
one Of the most splendid successes ever achieved az
WaackS Theatre.
The most powerful melO drama Of the day. \
play which electrihes the pssso and fires the sem
sibilties. Audiences eyince their appreciation by
alternate smiles aud tears.
Characters by Mr.. James NJ lIardle, Mr.. George
HOey, Mr. Mark VI Price, X. J. Dillon, Mr.. n. Rees
Davis, Mr.. Frank Willard, Madame Maeroni. Miss
Emma Price. Mrs. !. ! PriCr, and Miss Eya Glenn
B1ber. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, September
80 and October lst SardOu's greatest play, which
ran an entire season at Waliacks Theatre, New
York city,
DIPLOMACY.
MATINEE SATURDAY At 2f +. VI. Notwiih-
standng this extraordinary attraction. the usual
scale Of prices will be adopted. Box. sheet opens
TUESDAY ats a. VI. at Ramos & Nosse' aud Office
Of Theatre. Sc 25-3ts
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MEFTINGR.

OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF NA
" JEFF RsON LODGE, No. 23. K. OF 8a.A
P.--AtttDd q regular convention THlSEl ~ j
"wednesday EVENING, september 2Sth, ,cssZ1a1
a. 1880 o'clock. at your cistle iWnkin- N.Y.
son'sl ball. on Ninth street pear Bank. ~
sc 2S-1ts J. X. LAhhIN, X. OF n. andS.
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AND JOB WORK NEATLY tx
'TED u lbs DISPATCH PRIkTkNo'
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DAMPATIKE ACADEMY.

The regular session OF this school will open on the
HURST or OCTOBER. under the charge Of Dir. X.
DAVIS. graduate Of The University OF NlfginlA'
for circulars. apply % Colonel THOMAS II. CAK-
8 fR, MaHQuin pOst-Offce, King William county
IA jy sow This Sa&swtOcl
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SUMNER RESORTS.
RM SPRINGS,

BATH CJrETY, VA.
kept opsn Until NOVEMBER lsT. or later
fompauy Is expected during the month o
\ Good cooks and other servants retSiped.
b JOHN l.. EUBAkK.
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and nerve food-IloP BITTERs.
CoLDEE's LGEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF
AND Tonic INYIGORATOR re-establlshes diges-
tion also admirably adapted for females in delicate
health who require a tonic s;imuaut Ar for
CoideR's, take no other Ofdruggsts generally.
IT MAY INTEREST OUR LADY READERS
to know that the painful effects Of eunbur upon a
delicate ikn can be Immediately relieved by the use
OF j. & y. AIBISsON's TOILET VINRGAR.
TERRIBLE Loss OF LIFE.
Millions Of rats, mice, cats, bed-bugs, reaches
lose their lives by collision with Rosgh On Rats
Sold by druggists. 15c.
JAMES BUMGARDNER's OLD WHIsKEY can be
bought Of Joseph NJ Blair, "THE GROCER" No.
s26 Main street, between Eighth and Ninth al
az 80 Il gallon. We recommend II for medicinal
use.
No. l and EXTRA MESS MAcKEREL, iu klts.
W. d. BLAIR & co.
IRISH AND CANADIAN OAT-MEALs at CHRIs-
TIAS & WHITES.
CHLORINE STRoSrA WATER. warranted to
cure dyspepsia at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
NEW LOT KEY WEST CIGARS.
W. D. BLAIR X 90.
WEsTPHALrA HAMS at CHRISTIAN ( WHITES.
CANNED GOODS OF every description.
w. p. BLAIR & 60.
DEEP-sEA MACKEREL at CHRISTIAN 4
WHITES.
FINEST ROE HERRINGs at CHRISTIAN &
WHITES.
LIQUORS Of all kinds for sale low.
W. ID. BLAIR Il co.
NJ. ELLYSoS & CO., advertising agents, insert ad
vertsements IN al Of the newspapers Of the United
states at publishers rates. Orders left AZ the DIE
patch coanting-room VIII receive prompt atteD'
ten.
SAVE MONEY by having your rrintins done stthe
DISPATCH PRISTlSG-HOUsE Good work, iOn
prices. and satisfaction guara.feed.
RYE FLOUR, "GRAIAM" FLOUR, 1t CHRIS
TIAS & WHITES.
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-rnrrArIoNAI-

--,sS EMMA GREBE, TEACHER OF
mi SERMAN LANG AGE In the
S9,d. .s r.,aSS. 1SS SSs ss, SE. s.r
|sT y, felot q ,s,cloet 4. M.i sbe VIII Form PRl-
chce n9e.sSsTs ~ CbNVERSATtON, aud also
|vNtSS SSs"iiN LITERATURE. she reisrs 70 ies
foncwink Os,eflOh. Her address Ia No. S2S
prlt, sne9 ,,.cf - Sc 2S-6ts
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NOTICE. - The undersigned. bolding
~ more than one tenth or the capital stock
OF the RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
Road COMPANY. hereby give notice that meet
Ing OF The STOCKHOLDERS OF the said company will be
held az the Office OF the coinpanv I'm the citv al
Richmond, on. the 7TH DAY OF OCTOBER.
PROXlMO, at II O'Clock ".
WILLIAM p. CLYDE,
GEORGE W. PERKINS,
Il. VI. LOGAN,
JOSEPH BRYAN.
JAMES ". DOOLEY.
WILLIAM n. PALMER,
JOHN =. BRANCH.
RICHMOND, VA, 81 ptember &, 1881. sc It'd
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5IRENCH LANGUAGE.
Address for particulars regarding SCHOOLS hi'er-
- l5.8tswlIa j. LA PLACE.
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.SGIcIL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
\ bb' RICHMOND.
FAaULTY

,.-v DorRrH SESSION Of this inslttu-
Tbe l9isss,es FIRST MONDAY OF OCTOBER
iogg ...-osississ May lath.
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THE SNAKE DANCE.

Lieutenant Bourke says the MOQuis have
the procession divided into two parts-one
OF the choristerS aud gourd-rattlers; the
other OF forty-eight men and children,
twenty.four OF whom carried snakes, and
the other twenty-fOur acted as attendants,
tanning the snakes with eagle feathers. The
horrible reptiles were carried both in the
hands aud in the mouth. ], was lOalh-
some sight TO see a long file Of naked men
CARRYING these sinuous monsters between
their teeth and lrampiDg around long cir
Gle 10 the accompaniment OF funeral dirge
Of rattles and mOnotonOus chanting.
After a snake had been thus carried
around the circle il was deposited in sl-
cred lodge Of cottonwood sapplIngs covered
with a buffalo robe, and its place taken by
another. Thus it was not hard TO calculate
The number used, which wss not far from
one hundred, rather over than under, and
one half the number were rattlesnakes.
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IIRS. P. f. HOWARD'S SCHOOL
fl WILL RE RFOPENED SEPTEMBER 2OIH.
r deparimtnis for boNs and girls viii te enurely
|parSle. French. Lain, aud German li uesiIrul
Il bs thoroughly tSught. AMER September btn
In y,ir strset sc rs .eod2~
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fISS LIZZIE +. MUNF0RD'S
4 SCHOOL FOR GIRLS

.be fourth session Of this school viii begin SEP
eHBER l9TH at III Franklin and second
we "N"-'' y" ~ au 2S-ecdlmN
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fh session begins SEPTEMBER 10. 1881.
EkbMs $40 per session OF nine months. Two
/ ore chi ldrrn from one family At reduced rates
i y .XS3l EpA.7f1lS.lS.2 22,Zs ZS&Oc2,0
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AMUsEMENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.

FOUR NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE
The emotional force OF The drama Is great. II was
embellished with elaborate see mes and beautiful
dresses and was acted In manner that aroused the
belrtiest enihusiasm. 49, Tribune.
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L. n. HASSELEFF'S
SCHGOL OF FRENCH AND GERMAN
- LANGUAGES
,tr reop.p SEPTEMBER IS, 1881.
s,s.l,l classes fsr French Conversation AND Lite
.t,r,. arranged for ladies.
go- nariicuArS apply ~ 3o4 cast Grace street.
m
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IR. AND MRS. ENGLISH'S SCHOOL
II FOR
YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS,
7O7 EAST FKANKLtN STREET.

'Ths school will reoren TUESDAY, September
i. 1881. For circulars apply TO Professor W. ..
INGLISH or Mrs. JESSIE G. English, 7O7 east
anl lis street jy l7-Su.W6EtOcl
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lIEADEMOISELLE TARDIVEL. %
Nj ,,ts, Forty.siNth street. y. Y, BOARDING.
+r1DAY SCHOOL FUR YOUNG LADIES reoDeus
|SgPTF MRER 27TH. Thorough fnghsh eouIse
~t,hin ,ix months; Drawing and Musical advan-
49,. -. -,r,,rnsss,d ~, aul7-lHm
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SAVE MONEY by having your rrintins done stthe
DISPATCH PRISrlSG-HOUsE Good WORK, ION
prices. and satisfaction guara.feed.
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RICHMOND. VA, September 22, 1881.
AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF
IN STOCKHOLDERS OF THE WESTHAM
GkANITG COMPANY OF VIRGINIA VAL be held
al The Office Of the cOmBsny at IL NJ. on THURS
DAY The 8 h day OF October. 1851. for the elec-
Of other business. J. sNOWDEN ANDREWS,
Chairman OF stockhOders' meeting.
IT, RHEIr, Secretary Of stockholders meeting
se % dtOc7
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NJ. ELLYsoS & CO., advertising agents, insert ad
yertisements IN all Of the newspapers OF the United
states at publishers rates. Orders left AZ the DE-
patch coanting-room VIII receive prompt atteo'
tiSn
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IS MRS. WINsLnW?

RYE FLOUR, "GRAIAM" FLOUR, 1t CHRIS
TIAS & WHITES.
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|IFcGUIRE'S SCHOOL,
I'M GAMRLk'S BILL,
SOQ SOUTH THIRD STREET.
J,hu T. McGuire tCniy. Of Nreiuial, Principal.
/ Fl II Harrison. Prof. I. y. liasScleh
.r%..'r % - VirglnsI fJrniv. OF 81 Pctershurgl.
y = tsmpbelL VI. A, Wash. aud Lee Unlyersltyl.
Rlf n A. Peitus, N. A., tUniversitv 0i virginia.
II seventeenth tessiOu begins cEPIkMBtR Zlsr.
Circulars in bookstores. se e-1lu
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m S. SQUlRE'S CLASSICAL A Nd
III 4, FNCLISH SCHOOL. corner Of. sixth and
faukun streets, will be resumed SEPTEMBER
hem. Number limited. Consultation al the ap-
krfrlent Of parents hv note or ~ residence OF the
trineinai as above. Circulars on application
g. Z. I'm
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NEVER BEFORE TRAYERsRD

By white man, and hiss written TO General
Sheridan a long letter, which contains a
graphic account Of a curious and horrible
religious ceremony among the remote and
almost unknown Indian tribes.
The MoquiS Of Northeastern Arizona, a
people whose identity has been preserved
since they were FIRST seen and partially de-
scribed by Spanish Catholic missionaries in
1886. The rite referred 10 is
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ISS SWAIN

Port AND TRANTLLKR,
h take great pleasure in recommending 70
a. The Acsdfmv Of kiC. Swithin g. snorthdye''
HON. FFRNANDO WOOD, NJ. G.,
ls60l Il cheerfdlT consent 10 tse use OF my
ss reference. NV hove Will return 10 you tfor
f0ysth yeari after Their vacation"
lSW illustrated Circular address
SWsTHIN 4. SHORTLiDGE, A. NJ,
Il HAaiyAHD UEIYEBlIE GR ADUATE,
MEDIA, PA,
twelve mies from Philadelphia
j p-alsif nGw2m
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IRISH AND CANADIAS oAT-MEALs at CHRIS.
TIAS & WHITES.
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JAMES BUMGARDNER's OLD WHIsKEY can be
bought Of Joseph NJ Blair, "THE GROCER No.
s26 Main street, between Eighth and klnth, al
az 30 Il gallon. We recommend II for medicinal
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.u,t,.l advantages OF Richmcnd are al un.
l.t .,,.trol IN he Facult1. The City Hospital,
81 ,1e.SSse HOSPITAL the College Etsptnssry the
ss ~ nd Esr lnfrmary tander the charge oi llr. j.
Ntet,'l ana The state CtntrN t.unsiic Asylum
A. M'.',' e,.s1 n the student wfTHoST CHARGE,
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nCTST.DALE ACADEMl

II
IeIu commence its tNeuty-tOurth annual session
SEPTEMBER 10. 1881,
.vi,b Colonel ID. r. BOYD. Of Baton Rouge, La, rs
t{iIIiS aud PHILIP MAJOR, and other competent
tlcltrs. 49,, 49,.
4 TTRNs: $500 fer all expenses FOR ninc months.
Ia 3i-ess COLONEL -. Y. BOYD or
LARKIN WILLIS,
ty07.tOcl Locust Dale. Madison county. Va
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MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN.
2Os sOUTH THIRD STREET.

Is Y. Y. cNYnu19 PRINCIPAL.
\, NJ. DEW. SNYDkR..... -.-.....AshlstANI'
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TERRIBLE Loss OF LIFE.
Millions Of rats, mice, cats, bed-bugs, reaches
lose their lives by collision with "Rosgh On Rats
Sold by druggists l5c.
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CHICAGO, September l3.-Frst Lieuten-
snt John G.. BOurke, Third cavalry, United
States army, aide. de- camp to General
Crook, was one Of the officers selected by
Lieutenant General Sheridan some months
since to make investigations into the habits,
etc, OF the Indians living within or con-
tiguous to the military division OF Missouri
The district assigned Lieutenant BOurke
was the southern bali Of the division, the
northern portion being allotted TO Captain
W. Z. Clarke, Second cavalry. Bourke has
penetrated into country
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No. 1 and EXTRA MESS MAcKEREL, IN Kite.
W. ID. BLAIR & co.
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CHLORINE STRONTM WATER, warranted Z
cure dyspepsia. at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-07-26
For TIE TINES.
Picnic Poetry.

Written for the children's picnic at st. Paul's
Church, by James Humes. Tune-Triumph by
and by
Now let us all in union,
In tune and in communion
Here join to raise our voices to the Lord,
Who has kept us to this hour
BY his love and mighty power,
A band of little angels for his praise.
(Repsat from third Eine.)
For life and light and pleasure,
And mercies without measure,
To Jesus our Redeemer we will sing.
Whose loving watehful care
Has kept us as we are, Using.
And brought us here to-day his praise to
For food and nice attire,
While in our little choir
To father and to mother we will sing.
And try and make requital
And never, never slight them [young.
Who have been SO kind to US when we were
Now let us pledge each other
Like sisters and like brothers
To try and meet each other upon high,
SO that arm in arm forever
We may walk by Heavens river
And sing of our Redeemer in the sky.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-07-26

An Exciting Run Oif.-On Monday of
last week Mr.. George Ebert of Tyrone
twp, had a runaway that after all turn
ed out rather lucky. He was hauling
rye to the steam thresher which was at
work in the field when his off lead horse
scared at the smoke stack of the engine,
and made short left turn crowding the
near lead horse around till the pole
broke square off. Fortunately the pole
chains broke too, and let the front pair
of horses loose, and away they went at
full speed with the spreader and part of
the pole. After getting the wheel horses
quieted down Mr.. e. began to look for
the two runaways. Following the route
taken by them he found where they had
jumped the fence into the road, at
place where the bank was six feet down.
Here they had torn down three panels
Of fence and had evidently caught the
spreader on the centre post as that was
broken off, Here he expected to find
his team perhaps killed or used up, but
no sight of them were found till perhaps
three quarters of an hour later they
came to the barn pretty well blowed,
but not hurt. Mr.. Ebert thinks he got
off remarkably lucky.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-07-26
THE TIMES, NEW BLOOMFIELD, PA. JULY 2e. 1881.

Cumberland County. I'VE copy the fol-
lowing from the Cumberland papers
of last week
Recently the mail route between Car
Isle and shippensburg, vid the Walnut
Bottom roap, changed proprietors, but
only for little while. John Trego had
bought out Harry Rice, but after max
Ing one trip he threw up the contract
and resumed his old business of butcher
ing.
On Monday afternoon Ed 'Fredericks
hitched up In buggy young horse
belonging to Hon. Theo. Cornman The
horse frightened and ran out Liberty
Alley to the Court House. Running
against the walls at the Court House he
became detached from the buggy and
ran off up Main street. He ran until he
reached the creek at what used to be the
iron bridge, where he ran into the creek
and 1t is supposed drank freely. He
was captured there and brought home
In the evening and the next morning he
was dead. The horse was either injured
internally or becoming overheated by
running became cooled off so suddenly
that he sckened from the effects and
died, or it may be that both causes con-
tributed to his death.
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teachers Examinations.

The teachers examinations for 1881 will be held
at the following times and places;
For Bloomfield and Centre twp, in Bloomfield,
July 9th.
29th
For savIle twp, in Ickesburg, August 18th.
For Madison twp. N. e. Centre S. III. Aug. IS.
For . Is. W. Andersonburg, " 16.
For Blain and Jackson twp. in Blaln IL.
For Toboyne twp, in New Germantown Is.
For Landisburg and Tyrone twp, in Landis'
For Spring twp, in springdale s. H., Aug. -2Sd.
For Junlata twp, in Markelville 24th-
For Tuscarora twp, in Locust Grove, 25th.
For Marysyille and Rye twp, IN Marysville,
For Miller twp, in Balleysburg, Aug s1st
September 1st.
For New Buffalo and Watts twp, In New Buff
falO September I'd.
For Carroll twp, in Shermansdale, Sep. 9Th.
For Wheatneld twp, Centre s. H., 7th.
For DuncannOn and Penn twp, In Duncannon,
For Liverpool and Liverpool twp, in Liverpool,
September Sth
For Milierst0wn and Greenwood twp, In NIL.
lerstown, on Tuesday, september 18th,
The examinations will begin at 81 O'clock and
will be both oral and written. Moral as well as
professional qualifications, are essential to per-
sons desiring certificates. The examination OF
teachers In the districts in which they are appli-
cants for schools, will be insisted upon, that
directors may have an opportunity of estimating
their qualifications by personal observation. The
JR. FLIcIINGER.
New Bloomfield July IL, 1881.
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MARRrA&res.

I BRETz-CLoUsER-O June 22d, 1881. in Carlisle
(by Rev. Cromer, Frank Bretz, OF Newport, to
Annie B. Clouser Of this place.
CoLLINs-GUTsHALI-O June 10th, 1884, at the
residence of the BRIDES parents, in TOboyne twp,
by John A. Rhea, Esq, Edward e. Collins to
Catherine Gutshall, both of TobOyne twp. :
I BUcK-CRow-On July 5th, 1881, in Buffalo twp.
at the residence OF the BRIDES parents, by Rev j.
w. Feight, Lawrence Buck to Clara Grow.
WIIITSioRE--CH HANDLER - In Scranton, on the
~l0h of July, 1sSi by Rev. j. L. Smith, ID. D.. Mr..
William II Whitmore, formerly of this place,
now Of Bnghampton, N. Y, to Miss Mamie Z.
Chandler Of Scranton.