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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-27
Bv Giubbs & Williams,
By GIubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agent. and Auc'i0neers,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.
GONE FINE LOTS ON NENABLE AM
- TWEN1Y.SENENTH STREETS AT AUG

GONE FINE LOTS on VENABLE AND
- TWENTY. SEVENTH STREETS AT AUG
TION.-On
FRIDAY. 29TH APRIL,
commencing at g.! O'Clock +. NJ. we will sell, upOn
tho premises. respectively In the order named
heew. the following BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
LOJ S-tO.wt:
lst. At The s. glheast corner oC y,nable aud Rose
streets. adjoining Mr. O. X. Woody, fronting 80
feet, running back 1872 feet 10 Burton street; thus
having three street fronts in fine nrighborh BOD
%. Al The southeast corner OF Twenty seventh
an Pstrcels fronting 80 feet on Twenty seventh
street. running back 1870 feet + street (,O hand
wide.
3d. On The east side Cf Twen'yseyenlh street, be-.
ginning 1872 feet north Of Leigh street. adjoining
james Johnson, fronting 80 feet, running back l25
feet 10 an alley.
TERMS Accommodating.
GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
an % AuctiOuCprs.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BRICK
Il TENEMENT. No. $500, MORT HFAST COR
NER OF GRACE AND TWEN1Y-EIGHTH
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-On
THURSDAY, APRIL 2s, 1881,
at 8 o'clock 4. NJ, the premises. we will sell az
auction that NICE DWELLING located as above,
now occupied by Mr.. Robert Curry. The hoase is
well built and contains seven or eight rooms, be-
sides brick wing with four rooms. The LOT fronts
rs feet, with good depth 10 an open alley.
This Is one Of the sl0st pleasant neighbOrhoOds on
Church Hlil. The sale will be positive, the owner
as determined 10 seh
TERMS: One third cash: balance ia six and
twelve months, with Der cent Interest, secured by
deed of trust. FRANK ID. HILL & Co,
AZ "a Auctiouefrs
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BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate AuctionCeT,
Eleventh and Bank streets.

BY W. Goddn,
Real Estate AuctionCer,
Eleventh and u INK streets.
TRUSTEES AUCII ION SALE OF THE
j VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE no. IA AND
LOT On THE WEST SIDE OF EIGHTH BE-
TWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREtTS.-By yir-
tue of deed of trust bearing dare May 30, 1876.
fIom T. X. Lyon, duly recorded IN Richmond Chan
Gerry Court IN u. los 4. y. 1872, defsut having
been made in the pay mtnt OF q debt secured here
bv aud at the request OF The beneficiary, will SELL
on The premises. on
THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1881,
at 3 o'clock L. ~. The abOve-fescTibed pronerty
The (deiachedl contains eight rooms. The lot
has front of 20. feet and depth of 65 feet Alb ut
equ.-distant from Main and Cary streets, opposite
,he site of the Sp1tswnOd Ho.el and near the con-
templattd Union Passenger depot, aud I'm close
proximity TO the present Byrd-Stieet depot &C.,
Sc, renders IL a desirable purchase.
TERMS: Although The deed provides for a cash
sale. the beneficiary viii accept four In cash,
and the balance at six, twelve, ana eighteen months
interest added aud secured by trust deed.
j. l.. APPERSON, surviving Trustee.
j. l.. APPERSOS, salesman. ap24
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DELIN0IENT 1--WE
OFFICE OF ,Irl t..
RfCWoNO. A,ii . .
DELlNQ OF ENT RE Al
IL TAXES OF 1850.

In pursuance 81 AN ordinance .f D.
prepared aui pOs'cI ii.t of l,tIr
Rea Estate f0T 1850, suni. 30 COB Dbl.
all eoncCrued. Further, ga pur-uI
notice 8. given IN all The dtiIF r.F
city that all such raj estate $50 t,
sold AZ auci Ion ON the first day
the Hastings Court, unless toe I.N
thereon have been prcSi Ou-if pt.
required by crdinluce tO pvlU p
The daily papers Of The cts u.'
preyiOHS 10 such A sale. a DIST 'f
libQUeUt for The taxes Of the pf
ia conformity herewith N.
that such list will bc Duhislot
paper on WEDNESDAY. 2tf.
SATURDAY, April 80, 1sSl.
AND tiit4 oN
MONDAY. 20 pAl ~ y Az.
u being the nrst dav OF HE MAJ .r
tings Court. shall, between ihe t..
4 O'Clock =. NJ, proceed 90 >r'l iu TT
Hall, on Broad between \lu.h tt-
the real estate delinquent a, alurr,'..
additional penalty OF per cent. %"
api2 IMN2 A.R. " OuD>NN.
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Lynchburg Passenger Train, y. "a. ..
Leave Richmond. ......................
Arrive acknowledgements. ..........
Train No. Al connects AZ Burses
tie. Mississippi aud ohio railroad
LyMcllburg. aud ali Southwestern points.
Trains Nos. / : anu ~ connect at -.t
Milton ana >utherlu Ntrrow-bau--
Milton.
Train ". Is connect - ~dlishur.
North taruilua railroad for AsucYii. 49,
IN Western Nlrih tariiluf.
Trains Nos. so, Is. Iud - connect '
Junction With AtlJnta ana Charlotte AIf-i.
way FOR an point. south AMI ~nufI. sr-f.
A. connects 81 thaI lpffe with Charlotte.
and August3 railroad FOR all points -.....
east. and southwest.
Train 80. 80 stops only 81 Jtterst
Branch, BtrA>dgIe's, DJuSiile, Gree.
Salisbury.
Trains from the ahoVe-uimed %,
Richmond AS L. VI. 1893 4. Mar
Train on Aorih Carolina rIiIu.f
GOidshorO' win weldon ard " uu.
for Weldon and Wilmington.
PULLMAN-CAE >tB}
On Train No. 5O-Ma,l iagtun.
Atlanta.
On Train No. 4s-Stw IoIA alt
Danyiile and At1uia.
ON Train No. Washington.
DanNille. and DanNillc and Augusta.
Tickets sold TO al points s0It..
southwest, aud baggacs chcck'd thr.
No lsy~oYer checks given on seal i...f
General 2asseu2.t aut r .t h-
L. VI. X. lALCoTr, General cplt-...
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phil AL \ l. + hIA, RICH e$Mz
sHIP LINE.-F0R PHILADELPHIA, FAIi
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RIVFR
THREE TINES WEEk.-Uptil further 40
trips, leaving Philadelphia every TUESDAY
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SIsNDAY, con
Line for Fall River.
QUICK TiME-FgEQCENr DEF .-RTURgs-
LOWEST RATES.
Freight received daily uatii S O'Clock Y. NJ.
JAMES w. MCCARRiCK,
General Sout ern Agent, Richmond, vs.
WILLIAM z. CLYDE q CO.,
General Managers,
no2H 20, Ia S~ath WhSrves ,nilsdeiphis
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wr.u ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

REAUTIFUL COTTAGE IN ASH. O.
HIM WITH TWO AND A HALFA2
ACRES OF LAND ATTACHED.-This bsaoni9i
property, recently occupied by Charles r. hsnt rd Is
~ Jones and Iuiher II. spilman. Esq. the dwell
Ing has on The Grst floor wide passage parlm,
library, Two chambers. dining room Win h,.c .',S
attached: on the second floor thee chamoTs aDu
servan,s' room: handsome stairway, with several
closets. Wek Of pure water; wood.house' sta"e'
1910 "a UOO VIII now be sold for less than one
half tbs. sum. Apply 10 W. uOnDIN,
an 27.c0d3t Rea! Estate AuctiohetI.
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0LD DOMINION STEAMSHIP >rE@s
~ COMPANY. x.-ls,s,
= = T = y .
FOR NEW YORK.

FOR NEW YORK.
Thu eOmpany VIII dispatch one OF tnair s.endlc
ssean:.is-OLD DOMINION, WYkSOKH, MAN.
RATTAN, ard RICHMOND every TUESDAY ,
FRIDAY, ard SUNDAY = high water
ships going nOrtn land nj pier 81, North river
tOot OF Beach street. ships coming south sail from
Per AZ. Norm river. foot Of CHRISTOPHER street.
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, ard atten tiora or. ~
SURPASSED
Cahin fare to NeW York, $1,000. Steeraxe, sc
ar. 81.
rreignts for points beyond New Yors forwards
with dispatch and no charge made escep. sciSAl eT
penses insured.
Freight received until O'Clock z. NJ. daily.
For further Information Apply 20
GEORGE ". ALLEN q CO., AUena
NV Is oEice Gompanv's wharves. Rocket.
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By George +. Crawford,
Real Estate Agen, and AuctiOnner,
1905 Bank street.

7 OF FOR SALE IN HARNIETOWN
IL AT AUCTION.-liv request of the owner, who
Is a non re sideDt. will sell al auction on
SATURDAY, APRIL 80, 1881,
at 3 O'Clock l.. NJ. upon the premises. a DESlRA-
BILE LOT, fronting 60 feet on Harvle street and
running back 80 feet Inches.
TERMS: Very easy.
GEORGE f. CRAWFORD,
an 27 hucii0ueer.
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- Furman Topper,
Real EstM Agent and AucuOneer,
10I6 Main street.

DEREMPT0RY AUCTION SALE OF
i THREE-STORY-AND- b ASEMENT DE-
TAClItD DWELLING IN THE CITY OF MAN
CHEsrER.-i shall sell, without limit or reserve, on
MONDAY, MAY2 1881,
on the premises. at So O'Clock L. NJ. that DFSIRA
BILE DWELLING Ou Eleventh street between DE.
calur and stockton streets. containing eight rooms
and yielding due rental The lot fronts 81 ct ON
Eleventh street and runs back 80 feet. Parties
seeking bargain are Uyitcd 10 attend this sale
FURMAN TUPPER, Auctloneer.
ap NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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By Guhbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

By GruhbS Nllll1ms,
Real Estate Agents and AucliOueers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS' SALE OF THE
" VtRY VALUABLE SUBURBAN FARM
KNOWN AS" SHARON."LYING ON THE WEST
HAM ROAD TWO MILES FROM RICHMOND,
AT AUCIION.-In execution Of a decree Of ihe
Cbaucerv Court OF EichmOnd, entered Oh the 9th
day of November, 1850, IN the case OF HOyer &
Ludwig rs. Cendening. &C.. the undersigned. spe-
cal commissioners thereby appointed, viii sell by
auc ion, upon the PREMISE. on
FRIDAY, MAY l3, 1851,
at O'c ock L. w.. The farm above referred TO. for
mery owned by John tlendening and for several
years past occupied by Mr. X. T. StOops. II lies on
the north side OF The Wesiham road adjotns on The
west the farm recently purchased by Mr. A. w.
CARRIER, and contains l OIL acres more or less. the
soil is mainly chocolate clay, admitting OF the high
est degree of Improvement. while some Is grey land
suitable for garIening. fruits, &c. The improve
ments are dwelling with eight rooms, kitchen with
four rooms, barn, stable, courthouse &C., &C.. now
somewhat of order. In times past this has been
regarded Of the most attractive and desirable
farms IN the vicinity of the city and In proper hands
1t could be easily stored 10 us form er ine c0ndi-
ton. The location Is In he direct line Of the growth
Of the city westward, and II offers the certainty OF
grea increase In value as the city approaches IT,.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at six. twelve,
ana Citizen months for negotiable notes. with In
lerest added, aud title 10 be retained by the Court
until full pa ymeLt Is made.
A. l.. BOULWARE,
w. ). LEAKF,
JOHN A. MEREDITH,
C0mmi sioners.
GRUBBs WILLIAMS, AuctOneers. ape
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FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth.
Smithheid, and Hampton; Washington, ID. c.
Newberne, Washington, ano Tarboro'. " g. and
all points IN Eastern NORTH Carolina; also Tor Fast
ern Shore of Virginia, old Point. and all regular
landings on James river, At LOWEST RATES
AID through bills Issued. l.. X. TATI,N
10 Sunarint.n.l.r,
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DEPARTURE UF STEAMERS.
OLD FAVORITE ROUTE ffIn
" RESI- NED. kxanss~-sss.sss22k


THE POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY
RESUME ITS ROUTE
THE POTOMAC RIVER BETWEEN QUANTICO
AND WASHINGTON
MONDAY THE 18TH OF APRIL, 1851,
vi N It's new and splendid
ST A VI T. II T. y CE J. SIOR.
built expressly for this route, and combining all the
FORT. which VIII Csunect TWICE DAILY except
sunday with trains on the Richmond, tredericks.
burg aud Potomac railroad.
Leaving Richmond al $50 A. VI. and
L'aying Richmond at 500 4. VI and
Arriving at Richmond az 3:l3 L. VI, and
Arriving at Richmond al sos T. VI.
This route so hong and taYOraby known, presents
the advantages OF freedom from dust a view
beau iful and historic scenery along the river, IN
Guiding MOUNT VERNON. the home of Washing
ton, the luxury of delightful bath. an elegantly
served meal. and a com Portable shave ca route :,
and IN the of ladies and invalifs. the opportu
nlty f'r reir shlng rest In superb sidtcrOOms.
with all the modern improvements that cOnduee
10 comfort and safey, with experienced and cOurte-
Gus officers and polite and attentive servants the
EXCELSIOR leaves nothing 10 be desired by those
VINO prefer The dell ghts OF water travel aud sump'u-
Gus meals TO the aust and mouot0ny Of an all-rail
route.
Tickets from Richm md to Washington. I'M
Tickets from Richmond 20 Washington. linz
l,eu -, wv
1ngfOn ana RETURN good Tor ten dIys..,...... Z 90
can be had NJ the Offices Of the Richmond. Frede-
rcksburg aud Potomac Railroad Company, aud al
A. W. CARRIERS, corner If Main and Tenth
streets.
Be sure to ask for tickets ria the Potomac steam
boat Company. GEORGE mATTlNGLl,
Superintendent.
z. S-No boat on Sundays. I6
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SYLyASUs stokes, ATTORNEY AT
81 - LAW And NOTARY PUBLIC, I0I4 Maiu
etisSt, n'chuQhd rs PRACTICES In all the courts a
Richmond and aSjoil ms counties.
hehrfnees: Judge Bergman Green, Danyille.
~ ~. Z. buford lpfesjsent Richmond aud Dan,
WE WE rslrotdh gcha Enasrf. A, Y. Stokes q Co.,
R'pnleepe va ~ l.sodIms
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nor SALE, AT GORDONSVILLE, VA,
II VERY CHOICE PROPERTY OF FOhI1-
THREE ACRES, highly improved, suitable Tor iain-
a. TOW minutes, walk of churches, schools, post.
Office. railway station. &c. There Is variety ana
abupdance OF fruit. with every convenience I9r a
n iy no nav GEORGE BROWN.
"PnSo Gordonsviile. Va.
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NOR SALE PRIV AT L l. Y. AfA
FiRsT-CLASS RESIDENCE. centrally n,
located. containing ten rooms. besides kitchen ana
servants rooms, with all modern Improvements
and in nice order. - 49,.
TERMS: $1,000 cash; the balance at one, two'
and three years, with interest: n,o,
Apply to II. SELDON, ,an,i"vner
an pa SuWxF3t
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BY Richardson q Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
III2 Main street.

DEREMPTORY SALE OF TWO TWO
j OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FRAME DWELL.
ines Ann LOT~, ABOUT 80 By 100 FELT
EACH, on THE EAST SIDE OF FlEIEkNTn
STREET. BETWEEN MARsHALL AND CLAr
lion. on The premises. without limRor reserve, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1881,
nj 5s O'Clock r. NJ, the property located ana ne-
rrib.d above, now under good rental. paying the
Owner RS larse percentage on iuvestmenr ana 10 ne
sold oniy for Division ar,
Parties seeking investments should attend this
safe. .,,
RICHARDSON & CO.,
.no6 Auctioneers
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Rev. DR.. MASGUM Professor University Of North
Carolina:
concur with Bishop Doggett in his estimate of
the Vest Pocket Cure.
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BY w. GOddin,
Real Estate Auctloneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
GALE AT AUCTION OF THREE VERY
~ HANDSOME NEWLY-ERECTED BRICK
DWELLINGS on THE SOUTH SIDEO Of FRANK
LIN BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH
STREETS VIII be offered for sale at auction, on
the premises, on
TUESDAY TIE Arm MAY.1ss
at O'Clock T.. NJ. those THREE NEWLY.ERECT-
ED BRICK TENEMENTs, located as above, oc-
cupied by MessTs. l.. Is. Edwards, Charles OBJ.
Cowardin. and r.. r. Ragland Zach OF the TENE.
MENTS contains thirteen rooms, finished III good
style. with stone sills and caps, handsome Nerahdas
and with all the modern Improvements. lncluniDg
marble mantes, cOOking-raDges, hot aud colo wafer
batl.tuDs brick stables, and houses-aii IN
complete Order-aDd renting 10 good tenants ~ hit
prices The neighhood Is an excellent Que. - =
TERMS: Liberal, and made known al The ,line OF
sale. W. GopDlN,
an14 Real Estate Aucti0neer.
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Bishop ID. s. DOGGETT, Southern Methodist:
IL Is an excellent corrective of Indigestion.
have used 1t wi III prompt beneficial results.
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Rev. B. +. WOODWARD, Presiding Elder Virgin
Conference
AbOuj twelve years ! suffered from Dyspepsia.
Falling in with this remedy gave IL a fair trial
After It's use could eat ANYTHING with IMMUNITY. !
am sure am indebted TO this medicine for what OF
health and physical comfort have had for the last
sixteen years. have known many since TO be re-
lieyed BY its use.
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Rev. DR.. DABNEY, Theological Seminary, Vlr'
ginia:
Its highly esteemed here by the regular Medical
Faculty aud the people. Ii Is excellent for ndges-
ton and FIatulent Coc-sedative, sopori1c, tonic,
slightly aperient. without nausea.
X. l.. DABSEY, Hampden-Sidney College.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-03-15
A Plucky Girl.

Miss Sallie II. Barnard, Of Kennel
ing ON the Longwood road where she had
no trouble in upsetting in the drift
When she had got the sleigh righted and
had almost reached home, she discovered
that she had left her whip, new one, ly-
ing in the road. She turned back and had
almost reached the scene of her accident
when she met man with her whip in the
socket of his wagon. She stopped him
and told him that it was her whip, but
the man denied it and started on. Miss
Bernard called to man by the roadside to
stop the team which he did and she repeat
ed her demand for the whip, and the man
on foot called attention to the half worn
whip lying in the bottom of the wagon
while the new one waved from the socket,
but the man again drove on. Miss Bar
nard followed him and passing him drove
on to John Miller's where the drifts were
deep and the track narrow. She turned
her horse across the road and waited for
the enemy. He soon came up and order
ed her to clear the way, but she refused to
bulge until she should get her whip. The
man threatened to drive over her but she
dared him to do it, and settling herself in
her buffalo robe prepared to freeze him
out or wait for reinforcements, she having
assured him that she would tell her story
to the first traveller who should come
along. The man waited until he began to
feel as though icicles were being poked
down his back when he grudgingly handed
out the whip whereupon, Miss Barnard
cleared the way and drove home triumph
ant.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-03-15
A York county yIIIaue stIrred Up.

York. March "A man named Carson,
said TO be resident of Baltimore, Nd,
and an agent for q patent mortising ma
chine, was shot and wounded on Saturday
afternoon last at Glen Rock, this county,
and Is now in dangerous condition.
Carson was affected with the halucination
that some person was following him for the
purpose of taking his life. He got off the
'train on Saturday evening at Glen Rock,
after he had attracted considerable atten-
tion by his nervous actions, and at once
disturbed the quiet of the little village
by shooting and threatening every one he
met with death. He demanded admission
to the house of man named dip, who re-
fused when he shot through the lock aud
admitted himself. Several parties In the
house strove to put him out, but being
armed with a large pistol and knife he
kept them at bay, passed up through the
house and out on the roof, where he sat
for some time keeping up a lively fire up
on every quarter where person was WIS.,
ibe. A gun loaded heavily with shot was
discharged at him in his elevated position
which disabled him, and he was according
ly captured, and his wounds, it is feared,
are mortal. The young man is we'll con-
nected in Baltimore, and at times has
evinced evidences of insanity, produced, it
is thought, by excessive use of drink
Mono of the Inhabitants of Glen Rock
were severely hurt by Carson, whose pecul-
lar and dangerous actions produced the
greatest sensation the little town has ever
had
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-03-15
Buried Alive.

From Eucharist there comes remarka-
Bile story illustrating an occurrence which,
it is to be feared is too often the case, and
for which there is no remedy except legis-
latiou of a proper character. A young
lady died of smallpox, and according to
the sanitary laws of Roumania she was
buried at once. AS she had been recently
betrothed the presents of her lover were
buried with her, according to the Rou-
manian custom. These presents consisted
of jewels and they excited the cupidity of
three robbers, who went to the grave at
night aad dug up the coffin. When it
was opened one of the robbers was afraid
to touch the corpse, whereat his fellows
jeered at him. At this he gave the head
of the corpse sound cutting and let it drop.
At the next instant the dead woman arose
ahd said, "Don't kill me, beg YOU"
Naturally the robbers fled and the unfor-
tunate girl arose and, crawling from her
grave, went home and was received with
mingled terror and Joy.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-03-15
8. Charade.

Go where you will, on this earth below,
O'er Afric's sands or Greenland's snow,
dare say you will never find
A friend more constant, more true and kind
Than the first If ever so poor
If o'er the sea in second you go,
When storm-clouds rise and loud winds blow,
She, on bended knee, the long night through
Doth pray the Father to watch o'er you,
And bring you again TO her door.
Or, If to the city you should stray,
Where Mammon and third hold their sway,
She prays to God to keep her child,
That he to sin be not begulled,
But pure return to his home.
First, second, third, if you find, will name
A prophecies of worldwide fame;
Who told, though strange II seem to you,
In eighty-one, she vowed 1t true,
The end of the world would come.
West Bethel, Me. ''ENeLIsH Boz"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-03-15
Romance In Georgia.

Three years ago young couple of
Sumter county were engaged to be mar
ried. The day was set, license bought,
the guests invited and Justice of the
Peace on hand to tie the not, but true love
sometimes has "ketches and kinks'' that
mars the smoothness of its course. 1t was
so in this case. The bride-elect smelt
liquor on the breath of her lover and broke
with him then and there. To propitiate
the assembled friends two other lovers
arose and were married. The rejected
young man left the State. A short while
back be returned, found his loved one true
to her old love, awaiting his return in a
sober and manly condition, renewed his
proposals, and the two were united at the
Barlow House, in this city, on the tenth of
this month.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-03-15
THE GREAT
BURLINGTON ROUTE.

- - ItILI ~ ~ - Wv NV ~ - -
ta9-No other line runs Three Through Pas-
senger Trains Daily between Chicago, Des
Moines, Council Bluffs, Omaha, Lincoln, st.
Joseph, Atchlson, Topeka and Kansas City.
Direct connections for all points In Kansas,
vada, New Mexico, Arizona, Idaho, Oregon and
California.
The Shortest. speedcst and Most Comfortn-
bic Route via Hannibal to Fort Scott, Denlson,
Dallas, Houston, Austin, San Antonio, Calves
ton and all points in Texas.
The uneQialcd inducements offered by this
Line to Travellers and Tourists, are as follows;
Tho celebrated Pullman Q6-wheeD Palace
Sleeping Cars run only on this Line. u, H. q
O. Palace Drawing-Room Cars, with Horton
Reclining Chairs. No extra charge for Seats
in Reclining Chairs. The famous c., II. q.
Palace Dining Cars. Gorgeous Smoking cars
fitted with Elegant IIph-Backed Rattan ne
vOving Chairs for the exclusive use OF hrst-
class passengers
Steel Track and Superior Equipment. COM
bned with their Great Through Car Arrange
ment, makes this. above all others, thefavorite
Route to the South, South Vest, ana the Far
West.
Try It. and you will find travelling luxury
instead of discomfort.
Through Tickets via this Celebrated Line
for sale at all offices in the United States ana
All Information about Rates of Fare. Sleep
ing Car Accommodations, Time Tables, &C.,
viii be cheerfully given by applying to
J.Q. A. BEAN. Gen'l Eastern Agent.
3DB Washington ST., Boston Mass.
ind Bl7 Broadway, New York.
JAbES r. WOOD Gen. lnss. Aet., Chicago.
II. J. POTTER, Gen. Manager, Chicago.
March Is, 1Ssl-l0t