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Daily Republican., 1881-01-12

Jsa combination Hypop1 sphites, orig.
inated by mo IN Canada walls under the
process nj pu monar' enAUmption, and
which has sin'a been p's!e' bV the medi-
cal profession throuEhnuL America and Eng
lard with unp-rced ented ruo1o q.
Il contains the elements es9snt al 10 the
animal organization, the OxIdiEtng agents
ar d tonics. -
In csnnin tien With the :tinu'sting agent
nnos h ,rous. possessing the merit Of being
sItg tIy alkaline AMI Is dlspensed In the
cJnvsr1elt and pa attbie tom OF 3 syrup,
It's eff ,cts are u0ua'ig Wis be wi'h1d tWen-
, tyt0ur hours and g margsI by stimula-
tion o. the APP tite. thp digestion and
| as imilation. enterfng directly to the or
culatian it ton the nerves and muscles {;
exc t. a healthy . ion Of te aecreti0ns |;
neither dlsturDs the stNnarh nor Injuries the
Is stem under prolongd us, ami may be
dscontinued at any fine without ineonYe-
nience.
In a word It possesses the sttmulants to
arouse the -trength, the tcnfcg TO retain 1t,
and merit Of hi h degree. "ry respect
fully, JANE r. FELLOWS.
Do not be dec lived by remedies bearing o
similar Dame no other preparation is sub
stitute for this under any circumstances.
Sod BY ALL. DRUGGISTS.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-12
SHERIfF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY virtue Of q writ OF Levari Fscia5, to me
directed, will be exposed 10 public Gale al
the hotel Of Jacob Hyatt, in Newport, In
Christians hundred, New Castle county,
delaware, on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 18th. A. D., 1881,
at2o'olook, p. m,
The iollowing'desor real estate, viz:
All that certain lot of land, with the brick
dwelling bouee and blacksmith shop thereon
erected. situated In tho town OF Newport,
aioresaid. bounded and described "a foll0ws,
to wit Be, inning to tho norther!y aide oi
Justice street at a corner OF J9seDh Kilgores 8
lasd at the east snd o. Blacksmith 3hon,
the GO with said killR0rt's jMnd nortl 3lE
de- ITeeg, west two chains, thence south 81
degrees wost one chain and IL links, thence
with land OF John Olark, south AZ degrees,
east two chains and two links to The line OF
building fronting on said Justice street, and
thenoe with SAID building line north 81 DC.
grees, east one chain and nineteen links
TO the place Of begininx, containing 81
psrches OF land, more or less. book N, vol
I. pago 81, sc. Also, book M, vol. II, page
498, hc.
Seized and taken in execution ss the prop.
erty OF Jodu Sim taop. Jr., and Mary A., his
wife, and I. t., and to be sold by
PHILIP II. OLA RK, Sheriff.
SHHRlgP's OErIcR, Now Castle, Decem-
ber 2ith, 1850, 1880
Daily Republican., 1881-01-12
zev Ports Bank Btree.ors

The following board of directors Of
the National Bank Of New Port was
elected yesterday David B.stburn,
Jacob Rubsncsms, James Cranston,
John A. Crsnstop, Johu Mitchell, Isaac
D. Philips and John NJ. Groome.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-12
LUMBER YARDS.
LUMBER YARD.

~
/ take this opportunity Of informing my
friends and the general public that l have
severed my connection with Ltndley q. Kent
& Co, and will continue the lumber business
at the corner of Front and Justison streets In
this city. have purchased and will convert
the site known az the Black Hcrae Hotel
property, into lumber yard, whore hope by
4 careful attention TO business and the needs
OF the builders Of this eiCY and vicinity, 10
morit a continuance Of the many favors
shown me in the past.
ll12lmd Il. LUNDY KENT.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-12
EH ERlFP SALES
CHERIFF'S BALE.

| ~ hIAtAF % DAAA'
By virtue ofa w,it Of Levsri Fssiss, to mi
d .rootsd, viii DO eIp6stS 70 pubic sale, a.
Itue hOtel Of SAmus e. BsztchslI, At TO6B
spnu. In appOsuininiuk HHndrtd, New Cah
tie county, Delaware, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 18th, A. p, 1881
at 2.9o O'clock. pm,
Tho following deseriDeI Real Estate, VS:
an those three following described tracts
or parcels Of land GitaAtrd, lying and being
parily ip AppoqniniminE aud partly in
| b ,nckbird Hundreds a the county OF New
| bounded as follows, 20 wit BaRiGR'na at a
| line 3, one near the head OF B!AcsL!Id branch
! in tho main stream thereof, c0Fr.T also for
\ James ReynOlGs, and running thence a0uth
| u degrees; west, va percnes 70 corn r
ltLe stone, theuca north " degrees, West, iU7
| eTches to a corner Toe st"nc 10 the public
road etdinK from the Dld &chOo House to
the Maryland line, thence with Tho said road
north 20 degrecg, cast 70 pe-thcs 10 a corner
stone near said school bOu1e, thence with thn
| new cut roti, north " dogs, ctst 33 rerches
| 10 u corner line stone by the side o said road,
thence south with lands late With Auiey
Lore, 81 degrsea, east At 4.iO pc ches TO cor.
nor line stone, thence by and with lands OF
John FORD i0l 6-l0 pefches O tho nal stream
| OF the said Blackblrd hranoh, theNGU by and
with the IA Il stream to the pace OF begin
ninE containing one hundred and eighty
| four acres, mcrs or losS.
The other of said tracts or parcels Of land
| being bounded "a follows, to wit :: Adi0tn-
Ing lands OF John CumEipS, land OF tho
heirs Of James Reynolds, senior, and others
Is cgiBninE at stake in the edye o. said
Uummius and tho heirs OF said James Rey.
nOlds. senior, branch AND running with said
Cummius line south sb depreea, west, 1856
uerches to stake, thence W IT, o Ghort line
20 the place OF DeglnlnI, containing twelve
acres more or loss.
The other tract or parcels OF land being
bounced by lands Of BenJ iamden, William
N Roberts and David Heverin, and contain
ing .Senty.oDe acres ore or lees. Book Il,
col. 7, page IS, &c and book ID. vol. 7, page
le3, &c.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty Of George co'lyer and Rachel Caroline,
his wife, and t. t.'s to he sold by
PHILIP X. CLARK, Sheriff.
SHERIFB's OTVIoK, New Castle, december
28th, 1880. 1880
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fOR RENT.

( -< <3u N lE1| In WHtrBOLAY CREEK
~ - 4 ~ ~ Iatlss from Stanton dc.
~ r D'k. H., about u ssres ol
a. ~ N n w Eriok vel ling house, st Ibles,
80 80 4 M" p 7 I ~ val uabls mill ste with
s<cS ~ = & sEer dam. Iacs and i6ebay
y, ~: |hIs prSpsrty will % rtnted
NJ. \ { u a 70 my one putting up a
<y5& t. cls9s. als6s small stope
ez| g S2t per year. tof tsrther
f' q, "A * '| H ANS PENNINGTON.
4 "a IA. . East Eighth street,
:, f6x& M ~ TN Wilmington. l'el.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-12

: NJ ~ <-ssyERAL LOW PRICE
4. Al W. Y. WARNER,
Isryiant Ave. and Beach ~.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-12

N. ~ xE4i3'n sihama OuIe
1! y Z! ~. ia1s xirg street, WILL, Dol,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-12

IS zsALE-raES SUB SCR .BRB
pFivate sals At his farm near
a 4 or iiye good coWs with calves
OrLEY VEIN IN.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-12

KTANTED.--A GOD STEADY wD.
" man fOr RHnAfaf hcusowork must ne
rood plain couk, washer and ironcr Apply
fs Wazhingtonl lGniltlt
Daily Republican., 1881-01-12

TYANrED. IA PARTNER WITH % 900
y III an established, wolt.paying bust.
q Address uonidential x. v. REruB.
IN once. JhnlitaG
Daily Republican., 1881-01-12

TAINTED. --Tf4E NAME AND Az.
Ilrt8s bf 1fkg pefsons suffering IRON
arm. AddrassF FL. Box .Od, whining
Fu0l. lEulC -ot
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BK

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h. 1881
|f Ijire'a
|iT per o.
|ho lAsI
ECaIh.c
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WAExED.

EYANTED--A sITuATION aSSALEs-
Y man or trayeline sgent by a middle
ed nan OF Tong busintss expeti"rce Can
70 the bast Of reference II required m.
ire Of W. y. ~. kxrunLJcAE o'nce, 1909
fersOn street. ia lltt
Daily Republican., 1881-01-12

|NCFoS
/ 30, i"
|clafttl
(e pTct
|dtIpGT
|S,CaL
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y, lb'I
bis dty
|6nt. W
|nsnd
IilJNt'
| Oathi
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y0R aAL.E.

1 n .&..r--.llAMBLBruEIAh Tn
4 VI y [IsalAh "4yssrs Old ien n-Zn11
z ..> rsia ht 1000 Bs, suand, A,uu 20
d q "a proIaise OF great speed ; csn
81 #. 20 Esr full particulars ap'
|*''* = r''' WIN, T. TULL,
- f,or. Eighth and Monros St''
Daily Republican., 1881-01-12

',r z "A GOOD INVEST HsNr.-
'1..< y house. Of iiye rooms each'
+ ~ 1aodious dWollias. In . busl'
! ~. n w. Seventh street. Apply
s. MARSHAl L.
.z- 1 lOS W. Seyenth st.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-12

IN mix El< t-InE SToRE MI bwELL
X U t1'& M. 11l Spruce strest, s0rner OF
#IlIN aIftet. AIso. esveral slx and nye room
16rs11 ID roFu1e ulrset, both sidos, between
Xiu<h and 'rozth streets Tho store . "a
dweiliny. Ne. 5z< Market street, and onioei
M GiE K1ar2of 1Ifsst PlSaes sion fAth o.
Mns1,6 rsrf X a. VAN kLEkDb,
Jsnii53t No. sb Mars OF street.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-12

EyAlSTfsn y A alKL FOR GENERAL
Z houafWotk. Apply 6J3 W. Fo'rth
II. janiUfat
Daily Republican., 1881-01-12

HaN

b, 1881. '
bare On v
las tbs q
Clo to 81,
! at No'
|liIIStJh
|1rhssafd
Daily Republican., 1881-01-12
VIE VARIETY PAl.aU4.

Sod RY ALL IIRUG, lists.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-12

xrf)If Il ET FREE UN TIL MAKO \ 26th
X II II u1<t I11rs ton ant o roo N h0use
. ~]th IA. let HstsF bath and heaters de
. rhl1oi Io6akion md excellent nelghbcI-
660X. Mc68s. 1Q2e VI ash tngton street.
"a '' fJ. A. Ron Ul,
" Real Es.ata StpS,
i6fxtir5t eixth and Shipley St5.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-14
Tn WATER Question

The water question seems to be the lesd' &
one in DAIlis just now, The council hsying
r fused to accept the figures offered BY the
Water Supply company for furnishing the
city with water, and the Water Supply COM
psTy in turn rejecting the offer inside BY the
council, and the water supply being shut eff.
Il ha, caused no little apprehension on the
part ofproperty holders 10 the event of fire,
and their alarm WAS intensified by the fear
that insurance men would raise the
rate of insurance, but the insurance mon
have assured them. however, that no such
fear need be entertained, and the simple quess
ton of wste- "a now tho one. A HERALD
reporter has felt the pulse of number of
the lesding citizens of the city on the subject,
and With but few exceptions. finds that they
are decidedly ofopinion that the city should
issue bonds or levy tax and construct water
works Its own, Independent of individuals
or corporations. believing that in the end the
city will reap large benefits therefrom.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-14
Mistaken identity.

A Mr.. James Morrow, of Grayson county.
filed an answer in the United States court
yesterday, showing cause why certain
judgment nj 81, rendered al the December
term, 1881. against one James Morrow, of
said county, should not be made final. 1t
seems that there are three men in Grayson
county by the name of James Morrow. One
of them was summoned rs a juror at the
December term of the United States court.
No James Morrow appearing and attending
court, fine of $50 was entered against him.
Judgment nj Ell was entered sgaios. James
Morrow, defaulting Juror from Grayson
county. A citation was Issued 10 james
Morrow to appear and show cause why said
Judgment should not be r4ade final at the
present term of court. 1e citation was
served on James Morrow number thr g, who
knew nothing about the matter until the
citation was handed him. He admits in his
said answer that his name is James Morrow,
but denies that he is the James Morrow who
was summoned as iuror. He further denies
that he is the James Morrow against whom
the fils of $50 was, and should have been
assessed He further denies that he is the
James Morrow against whom the nj si wss,
aad shoald have been led. He admits
thst he was duly served jEA, citation to ap.
pear ard snow cause WHY lid Judgment nj
81 should not be made iial, but denies Shst
he is the james Morrow for whom said
citation was intended. He further denies
that he is the James Morrow upon whom
said citation should have been served. He
further admits that while his name is james
Morrow, aud that he resides 10 Grayson
county. yet he is not the james Morrow who
should be required to answer ia this bshaii;.
wherefore be prays that he may be DIS
charged. The case Is a singular one of mis-
taken identity all around.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-14

Buekaer's Orphan Home

OF the many valuable enterprises for which
Dallas is so deservingly noted, nothing is
more. commendsble than the "Buckner Or
phan Home" situated only few miles
east of the city .ot Dallas.
The enterprise was first agitsted and set on
foot by Elder II. 9. Buckner, of Dallas,
herce the nams under which it was char
{ G In consequence of the.charter.f for bidding
j. indebtedness, the Home has progressed
ssrly; but while that retarded its pro-
&, sion at first it insured success.
It's now thoroughly organized, with a
property to the amount of about 81 600
The Home is located on tract of Dallas
county's richest black prairie land, there
being 16O acres at the home
and 40 acres in other counties.
Eight dependent orphans are now receiv
ing the benefits of the Home, two of whom
we're tsken from the streets ofthis city. 9th
ers are applying for admit,ance, but owing
to want of means are being, put on
Certainly the citizens of Dali
las and the people of Texas
will not, knowingly, allow the
orphans to suffer when home is secured and
only needs to be supplied; While the
home is owned by Bsptis's it is
by no means UNCONVENTIONAL or sectariaD
The present ia nily of orphans represents
on-professionsl, Catholic aud Protestant
families of different faith.
Money is greatly needed, provision and
clothing are essential. and not only these,
but everything needed on farm, such as
as horses, cows, chickens, hogs
and farming Implements, All
contributions may be cent to Buck,
net's orphans home, in care of Ed, r. Q.
Buckper, Dallas, Texas. Mr.. w.
w. 81. Clinton, awor,hy gentleman OF
this county, has taken great interest in the
home, and at his own expense added much
to its success SO for.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-14

"Deacon wilder, E.nt TO knoE how
you kept yourself and family 90 well The
ps.t sessss, When eli The rest OF us hsve
f,sen sjck 20 much, ard have bid The doctors
running 70 ne 90 longs
"Bro. TsTlof, the snsEer i very easy. 1
used Hop Biita-s 10 timo, snd ksIt my fam
iiy well rnd saved large doctor b lis Three
dollar wor'h k,pt us al vel ard sole
70 uork al TIE TINE, snd i vii vsrrsnt Il
bss cost yea ard most Of The neighbors one
70 two b1ndrsd oolls-s spiecs % te-p siek
he same tine guess y0u'n take my net
vine hsresfter." See other column
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-14

.. Pickett stsbs ~. Williams In Death
~ Roanoke, Denton County.


News reached this city yesterday Of most
bloody tragedy enacted at Roanoke, o station
on the Missouri Pacific road, about seventeen
miles northeast OF the town Of Dsnion,
Thursday, about 5 o'clock p. m. The actors
were j. Pickett and II Williams, who fell
out about wrestling match, and quarrel
ensuing, Pickett assaulted Williams and
stabbed him twice in the region of the heart,
iunicting fatal wounds Williams walked
of some twenty yards and fell to the ground
dead. Pickett mounted his horse and rode of,
and up to the time our informsnt-who WIS
at that time awaiting the arrival Of the train
left, had not been arrested The affair
caused considerable excitement, and the
friends of each of the parties were SO LOUD
and pronounced in their views that a general
hkht was feared.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-14
Itching r-IIes-sImp,oms and onre

The symptoms are moisture, like perspi
ration, intense itching, increased by scratch
ing. very distressing, particularly at night
As ii pin worms we're crawling in and about
the rectum; the private parts are sometimes
affected: If allowed 10 continue, very seriouI
results may follow. "Dr. Svayne's All-beAl'
ing Ointment" is IL pleasant sure cure Also
for ts,,er, itch. salt rheum, scsld bead, cry
sipalas. bsrbers' itch. blotches, al scsly,
crusty. cutaneous eruptions- Price 80 cents,
thres boxes for S1.25 Sent by mail 10 any
address on receipt Of price in currency, o.
thrss cent postage stamps. Prepared only
by DR.. Swsyne & Son, 800 North Sixth
street. Philsdslphis, Pa 20 whom letter.
should be addressed. Sold BY al prominent
drueeists
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-14

wHAra diHersncs there IL bs.Essn The
gin Of s150lO0) rendered 70 Ms GHhsli By
Ire Nev YORK ehsmbsr Of cJmnsrcs, md
ths lire sun s5liciisd bsrs and there By IN
ofs,Ous fHsns fas esnsrsl Gr.nti And
boz 5slis-.-ly the rny.ivs = - forih show
ins . rsun'Bs rzg.-d sni sympsshy iof he
p-.sissrf q his hour Of perl.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-14

Afrzr1Ios Is called 10 he slsssmsnt:Of
f.ilarss, published elsewhere Is given BY
Duns commercial sgsDcy. II Il rspls,s
With interesting and vslusbls infornstiOn,
especially 70 he msro.utils portion Of our
readers
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-14
j. J. Jones.

$40 HewaFd-strnyed ~ -t~ten
~. - r-.~e ft1rv. - % a fards hith.
sIs~ 49, ~ tlrIi not - iie fr1rn hack q -
f-srdrs 7 r On I'm shoul1tr Aisr tefle
t,---s f.-rrF--f ulth o % zen shOuicefs nnril
- t..-fs ffrf small spot r. f1retea1. VII
- fss ,l.rve reward - infnrmation tnsi
viii Lad - thsrecoTsrT - - - - -
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-24
Amateurs and Editors.

Amateurs are very apt to look upon
editors as their most i~mplacable foes.
The cool persistence with which they
decline to avail themselves with con-
tributions which the contributor is con-
WINGED would make the fortunes Of the
journals. II they only knew it-such
blindness Of self-interest-rouses pity in
the breast Of the worldly wise amateur.
He indites q letter Of demonstrates to
b misguided editor. and u promptly
crushed In some less tender emotion
than pity is aroused by such conduct
Rage very often agitates tho bosom Of
the rejected poet Smarting under a
sense of gross ill-usage, he pours out
the walls Of his wrath upon that incar-
nation Of fraud. injustice. and wicked
ness. the editor. Why shouldfhis poems
be rejected when so much trash is in
sertedp Why Is no reason for rejection
vouch-safed TO himp He HISTORICALLY
demands satisfaction. The mount of
this sort Of correspondence that goes on
is surprising and distressing. The bad
taste as well as bad policy of amateurs
who adopt such a course Of action a
not be too strongly censured. II they
really believe that their article, or poem,
or whatever 1t may be, Is worth publish
ing. let them send it the round of tho
periodical press. and If 1t fails to find .
haven Of rest from its wanderings some
where. its proper place is in the fire. II
ought to be borne in mind that, although
the reading public deyours IN immense
mount of rubbish. and pays for 1t.
there is q vast difference between we'll
written nonsense and the clumsily-
hashed encyclopedias or overstrained
sentiment Of beginners. - Iinsiey's
MAGAZINE.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-24

Women are Less given 70 commit sui
eide than men, and the unmarried and
widowed more prone than the married
Of both sexes The following Is the
matrimonial status Of q given number
Of persons who have killed themselves
throughout Europe; Married men. with
children, EOS; married men without
children. 470. widowers. with children.
616; widowers without children. 1,004;
married women, without children, 1887
widows. with children. 104; widows,
without children. 23s. In France per-
sons generally kill themsNlyes either by
the fumes of charcoal @r by throwing
themselves from . height. In Germany
they usually either drown OF shoot
themselves.
A telegraph line is to be erected be-
tween Shanghai and Peking as soon as
suitable wood for the poles can be pro-
cured from the province of Hope
The work Is to be conducted under the
superintendence Of the Great Northern
Telegraph Company Of Denmark This
conquest Of Western civilization Is like
~ TO be followed by the building Of
railroads In the interior Of the Empire
This latter project has attached the In
terest Of certain high officials, whose
first move will probably be 10 build :
railroad from Chindang, q port on ths
Yapgtze-Kiang and Peking. General
Ii Hung Chang. commanding the Pro-
vine Of Chihli. some time ago memor-
ialized the throne in reference TO Tie
advantages which China would derive
from such o system Of roads, and tbs
Emperor thereupon ordered him and bis
colleague, Lin Kueni. formerly Viceroy
at Canton and NOW ct Marking. to DE-
liberate upon the matter and report
Little doubt Is entertained that their ~
port wi favor the project
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-24
NEWS BREvrT1Es.

The ngw editor Of the atlantic, I. b
Aldrich, WAKES his moustache down &c
n sharp point and wears colored shirts.
Mrs. Margaret Fox Kane. one of the
original Rochester spirit-rapping me-
diums, is still alive. She is not q spir'
itualist.
AWestern editor reminds his readers
that 1t is getting almost time to pawn
the family cook stove for a ticket to tie
circus. a4
There are two States in the Union in
which there are no Chinese, Vermont
and North Carolina. But they have
plenty Of maple sugar and whisky.
vennor says tho winter of 1882 prom
ises to be open and generally mild.
This is some consolation. However,
the citizens OF this country can stand
most any kind Of weather.
An English soldier costs his country
twice rs much as . Russian soldier,
man, and four times rs much as an
Austrian.
Says Murat Halstead: eff thoatrical
people read the barometer correctly.
there Is impending a tremendous storm.
In which the star combination business
will disappear Ike chat in q whirl-
wind" 1EEt&@Wl4N f4
Spread q report through an Austrian
neighborhood that Satan would appear
on . certain corner ct . certain time.
and a crowd of several thousand poo
pie would assemble to see how the old
man looksd-Detroif Free Press.
It is stated that the statue Of Liberty
to be presented to tho United States by
the French people, and intended for
Bedloe's Island, in New York harbor, is
progressing well. NJ. Bartholds pro-
poses also to erect a plaster model of
the statue in Paris. which will tower
above Notre Dame.
Il Is said that $50. 900. 600 hard earn
ings Of the country are invested in fin
ger-rings. Well. that is . good way to
make money 60 round--Nesc Haven
Register. Tho fountain cannot rise
higher than the stream. The biggest
fortunes come through rings, and to
rings let them return. -Bosfon Tran
script f3 8@8
A lawyer in Plymouth. Mass, has
filed q bill praying for an injunction to
stop tho ringing Of . mill bell at s
o'clock In the morning, alleging that
at Injuries and depreciates his property
and estates. disturbs the quiet Of our
homes. and molcsts US in our engage
mens Of business. amussments, and
devotion"
Tea, crackers and sponge-cake were
the fare Gen. Joubert set before English
visitors to his camp. i cannot offer
Won chamnafUna as Sir Evalvu Wood
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-24

PREsIDENTGARFIELD and Judge Jere
Black recently became the owners Of a
large farm in Alexandria county, Va,
lying within view OF the white house.
They acquired a small portion of the
tract partly by purchase and partly as a
fee for services. The whole tract was
mortgaged, and in in order to save their
part, they instructed an agent to buy
the whole of 1t when the foreclosure
sale occurred. While the president has
been lying i'll, the sale has been made
and his farm secured.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-24

TIE statue Of General Mcpherson
was unveiled at Clyde, Ohio, yesterday
in the presence Of many old comrades,
including ex-president Hayes, Generals
Force and Strong, all of whom made
speeches in eulogy Of his character. Gen.
eral Sherman also made a speech re.
viving the best recollections of the
sturdy and gently Mcpherson. A letter
date June 2Sth, from President Gar.
field was read, stating that he intended
to be there. General Belknap made q
speech in eulogy Of Mcpherson.