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, 1881-08-07
TO MAY.

Far T74r thieaa, Tri5,tne.
Thou art a child OF Promise. On thy brow
Genius has set its seal. LII conlinx days
High aspirations will thy foot5tep lead
Long Fumes dclusi.c and oft t-troddeu ,gaTa
And yet methinks tho dreams that thou wilt
knew
OF high distinctions. such rs tuortais crave,
Will bear thee onward to the sought for goal,
'scapng the ruin OF IN early grave.
For thou bust that within thy face, though
young,
Thut tells that thou art destined mt to be
ioo soon cnst dnwn by fnlurcs multiplied
But firm OF purpose. Such thou scea,esc to me.
And thou hast bcuuty-fotal boon when Joined
With gifts that thus have euriv crowned rhy life:
Iw!ll make more rough thy path Of daty here,
Strife
ana shnll wnrch thy progress here, as I'd
Keep guard Der one who WA INV own: for thou
Itust crept. sweet child, within my heart, and I'LL
4 fathers love freely give tflec now.
OWEN ". WILSON.
"FASCroS PLACE. Downcr's Grove III.
, 1881-08-07

delightful contrasts of tone color. Merkcl's
Sonata i'll E minor, uric of his last COMPOST
lions, was played with remarkable clearncss,
and proved one OF the most ENJOYABLE NUM-
Aers Of the prDgra!n. LISTS Grand Prelude
and Fueue OIL the letters \ Z IL. and Mr..
t;lcason''s:, Vorspisl to his opera of .'Otlo
EiSconti,' were treated with excellent taste,
while the faulous Theme and Variations in
X flat Of Thiaie formed il worthy climax to
the whole. Mr.. Wild ilas made extrnnrtli-
nary progress during the past year, and the
manner in WHICH lie executed the trying
p.ss;t:;es in the different y:lrAtions, but more
particularly in the Finale. Indicated n,',st
faithful appIIcationn1ld talent Ut nigh order
pathetic cnntraltn voice, sang: the aria,
''@unltdo :. It., J.eta,' from GoMnod's
"E;1ust," and Tours ''IIclyenwaru in Il
very pleasing manner.
The lust concert Of the normal series will
tkc place Tomorrow afternoon ut :; O'Clock
with iii exceptionally tnr prngra,il, IN which
Mrs. Gleason will make her first appearance
here since her return from the East: rs it
will probably be her last prior io her de-
parturt. for PARIS and Milan, where sl,'. GOES
il the fall to continue her vocal studies, tile
occasion will be OF particular interest.
, 1881-08-07

The Acme opera troupe, Under the dircc-
tion Of Mr.. c. d. Hess, will commence its
season ut the Grand Opera-fIouse Tomorrow
evening with the performance, for the first
time iii this city, Of Audran's latest novelty.
"The MascOtte." We have already printed
Il sketch Of the story, and so fir as the music
Is cOnccrneu. the immense success of Oil
yette," by the same composer, gives promise
that it will be very enjoyable. The cast is
also Il guaranty Of Il good performance. 1t
will bt ;ks follows:
, 1881-08-07

Nine. Leutner has sailed for Europe.
barcelona has recently built n handsome
concert-hall and dedicated it to Beethoven.
Adellna Patti is to give her final concert
III America at Boston Music-Ha1l March 2s,
Letters received from Miss Clara Louisa
Kellogg state that her intention was tn leave
for this country on the 2Sth lust. and that
, 1881-08-07
IN MEhORiAM.

For The Chicago Tribune.
Could we see Heavens glory with our mortal
Could We see how we'll it is with dear ones sonc
before
Could we sec the bright skies and tho fields
Elysian
Where our loved arc happy, we should weep for
them no more.
Free are they forever from all pain and sad
Gone from grief and yearnlng Earth must ever
know
Gloritied in christ's love-crowned with Heavens
ERdness:
We could never mourn them could we SEQ them
go.
How We We loved our daEling!-how her presence
Filled our. our home with sunshinc-mado dark
Heaven has claimed its own our Angel; one bas
left US
Passed 70 endless Morning from Eartb.s starless
Did the Angels whisper to her soul forewarnfng?
Some prophetic meaning seemed her words to
touch:
NO one knows how well shall be in the morn-
lug!
Woreis 50 lightly uttcrcd-wor4s that meant so
much.
Did her spirits vision look beyond Deaths
See tho glory shining from her Heavenly bone
Hear the music tsoating through tho bright For
Hear the Angels calling, "I.oyely sister. come."
Yesterday she bore the burden OF tho mortal:
THIS 1ncrntnss' like garment, all weakness slips
Clothed upon with beauty, safe within Heavens
portal.
Blcst aud WE'LL and happy, Our darling Is to-day.
n. C. +.
Mr.. J. M: Higgins, druggist, Germantown
Koad and Norris street, Philadelphia, saws:
l,ts can speak from my own experience about
the effects OF St Jacobs Oil. i few nights
ago tiad an awful attack of rheumatism in
the right knee 1t was SO bad that thought
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Baltimore Cattle Market.
MONDAY, July Is, 1881.


tCattle are sold At these figures live weight
dogs are sold at net weight, that ia 20 per
cent generality OF frcm live weight Sheep
are sold gross, that is live weight, or moth
ing of.
BEEF CATTLE. The market in general h,s been
shgnuy more active than IL was last week, some
few only Of the dealers reporting trade as slou
Pr'ees OF medium aud common Cattle are re-
ported IA 10 10 cts per 100 los 10 wer while the
oest grades show no change, though some few
selections sud shade higher than last week.
The quality wa as good as IL was l.s, week
and nearly all the offerings were Disposed OF.
we quote Al 5O69S6 31A with most sales
ranging at 5G1S6 per 100 lbl
Mich Cows-Good Cows are scarce. We
quotea 81 CpS3s per head wholesale.
Prices to-day for Beef Cattle ranged ne fol.
lows; Best Beeves Mt 3 T5(9S6 81 thai zen.
orally rated first quality : 25CdlS5 10 medium or
good fair quality 3 50G0S4 IS ordinary thin
Steers Oxen and Cows so CaS3 so extreme
range OF prices 50@S6 81. Mos; of tue sales
were from 90 to Sc 90 per 100 lbs on
the receipts % head came from MARYLAND
2p2 from West Virginia 1853 from Vir.
glnit, 46l from Ohio, 81 from Missouri, and
600 from Peunsylvsnia-,otal receipts for the
pas' week were 1870 against 1915 last week,
"nu Eo'3 mead same time last year or the
offerings 9s7 head were taken by Baltimore
uu'cheFs, go sold To country dealers $50 TO EAs-
Ten spectators and 90 10 Washington butchers
iotnl sales Tor the week 1867 head again.t l2O6
'ast week, and 1927 head same time last year
SWiHE The offerings although uenrly double
IN The number reported last week. are about
eqnai to the demand, being in some pens ligh,
hhd others lair Prices show ah improyen,eu I
OF &c since last week and trade is tair to good
at The advance. The quality Is fully equal 10
TO mat OF last week offerings. We quote at s
tgo cents most sales ranging at s3l19 cents
per 10 net Arrivals this week 20 head n
H"nst 26al last week, and 6623 head same time
Last year.
SHEEP AND Lawns There has been n ve,v
heavy run of Sheep during the past week, but
several thousand were reshipred East at owners
risk' aud fully 1900 more oought on specula-
ZION to 81 Etst. The dem md on the part OF
nome butchers has been f,c, but prices have
receded tc We quote Sheen Al 2Gl5I cenIs
and Lambs at 4IG16i cents per 10 gross -
Arrivals this week ~ 352 head, against 1925
last week, aud 1902 head same lin.e lust year =
Sun.
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Tuesday evening last between eight
aud niEe o'clock We had destructive
storm OF wind, hail and rain, accom-
panied by terrific lightning and de-
moralizing thunder. Houses were
shaken from turret to foundation. A
chimney was toppled over upon the
roof OF the one.story portion of Mr..
j. Ran Rodrick's residence, crushing
in the roof, filling the dining.room
with debris and demolishing the con,
tents thereof. Mr.. Rodrick's little son
barely escaped. The roof upon the
sash and planning factory was rolled
up as scroll, and the plastering of
Mr.. Hassey's dwelling shaken from
the ceilings and walls Many trees,
shade and fruit, throughout the town
were uprooted ana otherwise injured.
The immense bill boards erected dur
ing the day for the circus posters were
blown down, bricks from chimneys
and Prevails hurled about promiscu.
ously. In the country the damage to
wheat in stacks and shocks must have
been great, and the injury to the
growing corn serious. Mr.. George
+. Eichelberger's barn, containing
forty tons of hay, was unroofed, par,
TALLY. a jaeger of Mr.. Bacon Yates
was demolished short distance be-
low town-Mrs. Yates barely having
time to escape to n house.
Chari,aOwR Free Press, l6h.
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DIED,

AT Grafton, this State. on the 1904
instant, Mrs. ANNA, wife Of Thomas G
Steele. Esq, and mother OF Mrs G, S.
White. Of this place.
At Levels Y Road, in this county.
on the 18Th inst j. Il. BARE, son Of Jas.
ii. & Margaret A. Barr, aged IL years,
ii months and IL days.
AZ Kingston. Ohio, June 90, Of pa.
ralysi7, at the residence OF a. j.. Crum.
NELL, ELIZABETH Huron MACnm.
Elizabeth Hutton was born near
Moorefeld, Hardy county, Va, Jan. 9TH
1902, and was united in marriage with
James Machir, Jan. 2lst. 1921. Re-
NAMED in Virginia until October. IS4f.
when she with her husband and nine ,gl
children crossed tho mountains in pfi.
vatc 5onveyances, and settled on q farm
miles northwest Of Circlegille. Ohio.
where she became member Of the Pres.
byterian Church during the ministration
OF the Rev. Mr. Sacbct 80 years ago.
She was amiable. patient and forbear.
ing IN natural disposition, an affection
ate parent, kind AMI obliging neigh
Dor, and strictly honest in al her deal
ings with the world Six children sur
vive her and mourn her loss.
On The 2nd inst, Mrs MARY HALTER.
NAN. wife Of Mr. Jacob IIalterman. Of
Hardy county, aged Sc years.
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ROMSEY MARKET.
RomYEY, July p, 1881.
Reported weekly by ]. II. G. Pancake e,
subject TO Market fluctuations.
M a ze !tIED,

On tic t,h st, IN Romnoy, by Rev
Rumsey Smithson. Mr.. WILLIAM \.
GLAZE TO Miss MARY ELLEN JEFFnGEs
both OF this county.
At the Hanging Rock Church, or the
18th inst, by Rev. G. A. joyce, Mr.
DAVID G.. POLAND To Miss MARY l..
ALvERsoN, both Of this county.
On the 23nd utt., Mr. T.. II. STUART. the
popular merchant at the White SULPHUR
Springs, TO Miss IDA. daughter of Rev.
James II. Leps, of Frankrord, Green
5ricr county, this State.
On the l4Lh inst, by Rev. S. G. Fer
guson. Mr.. WILLIAM WILSON to Miss
MARTHA IIEAvNEn, all Of Hardy county.
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A Lady Sacrifices Handsome For.
tune by Marrying.-Miss Mamie Sif-
ford, ofFrederick city, Md, was mar
ried ut her residence on Wednesday
morning of last week to Mr.. Aubray
Pearre, of the firm of Pearre Bros. &
Co, Hanover street, Baltimore. BY
her marriage Miss Sitfard, now Mrs.
Pearre, is obliged to surrender, in
accordance with the provisions Of the
will of the late John Loats, her BROTH
er-in'law, an estate estimated TO be
worth between S5O,0U0 and $4,000.
The property, in which she was given
n life estate, or until she married, CON-
sists III part of one of the most elegant
private residences in Frederick city.
and fine farm located OH the south
ern suburbs Of the town. 1t will now
pass into the hands OF board of trus.
tees composed Of Rev. DIR. Geo. Diehl,
pastor OF the Lutheran church, Co.,
g. Il. Trail, w. S. Miller, J.. NJ.
NlXdorf and John c. IIardt, of Fred
ericl; Samuel AppoId, OF Baltimore,
and 9. w. Ilumrichouse, OF Williams
sort, Nd, for the establishment of an
Orphan Home for girls. 1t is said
the Institution will be under the con-
troll OF the Lutheran church.
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Commissioners y office.

HAMPsIriRE COUNTY. TO WIT:
Adam Kaylor & wife. plaintiffs.
us
Mahala Largent, &C., defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
DY decree entered in this cause on the 2sih
Id day Of May, 1891. by the Circuit Court Of
Hampshire County, West Va. IL was ordered,
thts II be referred TO one OF the Commissioners
of this Court, who shall
lst. State, settle and adjust the accounts OF
the Administrators Of Samuel L,rseut, decd
End. Ascet tain and report the value and an.
nual value of the real estate of which the said
Samuel Largent died seized aud possessed and
3rd. Ascertain the debts against said Samuel
Largent, together with tho liens binding said
real estate, If any, with their priority aud said
Commissioner shall certain aud report any
other matters deemed pertinent by him or re-
quired by any party interested.
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"a Cd r. Z e. II /.
To persons having claims against the
County, Overseers of the Poor. and
persons having business before
The County Court.
rINHE leyr iern on ihs conntr conr, ~ f.,nn.

ME levy term Of the Coanty Court OF iIamp-
Il shire will begin on tie last Tuesday 10 july
All persons haviag claims against the County
are required by law 90 Gle the same with The
Clerk Of the County Court, fully setting forth
the items, and II for services the number or
days occupied IN performing The same and ths
Clerk IL required TO present such claims 10 To-
Court. Claims shonld be SEED with the Cter,
ten days before Court when possible Sues
claims ~ we're formerly allowed By the Boar
o. Ovtiscsrs Of the Poor must nov be PRESENT.
70 the Court All claims must be proven %
certified ~ heretofore. r
The Agent and Ovcrseers or iho Poor arc "a
quiftd % NIKE reports % an1 settlements with
lhe Court at this terra. (seo acg 1891 pages
a., 6r
Surveyors Of Roads arc also required 10 make
reports 70 ihe court ai die term zee acts 1891,
pages I54. &c
The Business Of Tie Court viii be Conducted
10 The following order, viz
The hrst and second days Of the term viii be
devoted 10 the settlements With the OysrsserB o.
the poor sud their AzeD.. and 90 the Auditing
0. Claims against The Overscers Of the Poor and
for services, a. % paupers
The third and fourth days 10 The auditing o.
al other claims against the County
Ibe hfh and succeeding days 20 the c0nside-
ration o. road business nod s1ch Other matters
as may Be before TIE Court
Tho attention u persons having busiuers xjth
the Court i1 specially called 10 tiis order on tu-
sines5, 90 taAt they may know on what dags
their business can bo ple-ented 10 and receive
the attention az TIE Court
9. s. WHITE, cccHC.
june q, 1891
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CO MMISSIONER'S NOTICE.


Amos RJbcrson, Agent, g., plaintiff,
as.
Moses Robertson, Administrator, &c,
defendants, IN CHANCEBY.
IN pursuance os decree or tho Cir
cult Court OF Hampshire County, West
Va, in the above entitled cause, all par
ties interested are hereby notified, that
! will proceed, at my Office in Homuey.
West Va, On Saturday, the 18th day of
August, 1881,
lst. To settle the account Of Harvey
Daughcrty, Administrator Of Moses
Robertson.
2nd. Ascertain and report the in
deb;cdness OF said Moses Robertson,
deed, and any liens that may he hind =
lag upon the real estate OF which said
Moses Robertson died se:z,d and pos
sessed and their pri,rities.
3rd. TO ascertain the value and The
annual value OF said real estate.
II. w. DALEY,
Commissioner in ChanceIy.
July -, 1891.
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The County Court of Hampshire Coun.
~ will meet on Tuesday. the 26th day
of the present month -JonN 7. VANCE.
Esl., Prcsident-F. w. IIgIsKEL1. md
;. IL. WILLIAMS. Esq'rs, Associates. 1t
IS fiscal term, devoted mainly to the
allowance of claims and fixing the local
rate Of taxation. See notice of q. &
WHITE, Clerk. in another column.
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West Va. UniUersity.

MINE departments ofstudy Textbooks fur
~ nished a. Cost calendar arranged 30 suit
teachers-eXpenses for oae year from Ei75 10
500 non -sectarisn, liberal thorough Pail
Term begins september 7th 1891 Attendance
last year from ~ counties u West Virginia and
from States and Territories Number Of stu
dents larger than Tor ten yesrs previous
assFor catalogues and other Information. ap-
ply TO TIE Acting Precedent. D. - PUWSTOS
Aorgantown West Va.
June -, l53l.--3m
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-22

HET ID Youmcive8 by msking money
ELL when golden chance is Oaer-
door. Those Who slwsys take advantage Of the
good chances i0r mskicR money that are Offer.
ed generally become wealthy while those Who
DO tot improve sucb chances remain In poverty
e want manJ men, women, boys ADD girls 10
wotk iof us right iu their own localities Tic
business viii pay more than ten umeg ordinary
Whges We furnish 90 expensive oui6t snd al
That you need free. No one who engages falls
TO make money very rapidly You Gao de-
vote your whole time % tbs work, or only your
spare moments Fall iuiormaiion aud All that
is needed sent free. Addrcgs STtNSON a CT
Portland, hairo. Dec %, 1880 --Iy
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To the creditors OF Samuel Largen,, decd. :

10 the creditors OF Samuel Largen,, decd
IN pursuance Of decree of the Circuit Court
OF Hampshire County West Va made in a
cause therein pending 20 su jet the real estate
OF samuel Lsrgent decd, 10 the pay ment OF
hls debts, you are required to present your
claims Tor adjudication TO II. b Gikeson, Com
missioner, al his ofii,c ia Romney, West Va,
on or before the 18th day OF August, 1881.
witness, V. NJ. Polling, Clerk OF said Court,
this 9!t day OF July, 1881.
V. VI. POLLING, Clerk.
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Tue meauest girl in the universe lives
In Phiiadalp5is. Pa" she said. 81 do
wish you would lend Inc your lovely red
nose TO pain: my cheeks with"
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N 0 TICE

Is therefore given to the parties above
named and all others concerned. that on
tho 18th day of August, 1881, will pro.
coed 10 execute the said decree at my
Office in Romney. West Va.
III. b. GlLkESON,
July ID, 1881. Commissioned
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NOTICE.

The Campmee,ing, 10 be he'd by
the South Branch, Springfield. and
North River Circuits, about three
and-a- half miles east of Romney, has
been postponed one week.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-22

Tie Teachers Institute, conducted
" Prot +. II. CRAGo, assisted by our
County SUP riptendent. Mr.. CuAs. n
i!IETT, Is at present in session in This
place and is well attended Out of the
eighty one teachers in the county, forty
che arc present at the session. A repor,
OF the proceedings will be given in our
next number.
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SENATOR DAVIS on we,r y,no,yr,

SENATOR DAVIS on WEsr VIRGINIA..
-Atthe lato Fourth of july celebration
IN Ciarksburg, Senator DAVIS responded
10 the toast Our Country" in which he
took occasion 10 dwell particularly upon
his State. The Clatksburg Ne,es gives
an epitome Of his speech, and says
mir. Davis is connected wish more large
business enterprises for the improvement,
oil our State than any other citizen in it,
and, in plain, unvarnished Anglo Saxon.
tod us there was no country like ours.
with its broad prairies. mountains OF
mineral wealth, its many commercial CT.
ties, and resources enough TO supply the
whole world with the golden grain. He
compared l776, when we first secured
our independence, with the present !;
how. by our ability. energy and indo-
mitable pluck. we have advanced in
science, art, AMI mechanical skill, until
we have few equals and no superiors
lie admonished our people to de right.
and encourage legitimate enterprise. He
seemed to manifest great interest In the
county of Harrison. and was glad TO
know that we were in happy and pros.
porous condition that the crops PROM
ised an average yield, and that every
legitimate agricultural pursuit was in
the ascendancy. At the conclusion OF
Senator Davis speech he urged upon
our people the importance of establish>
ing railroad communication throughout
the State, as the best means for causing
the States resources to be developed,
and added that he would give Us all the
assistance in his power for the success.
full completion of any legitimate rail
road enterprise. lie made decided
impression upon his hearers, and our
people will be glad 10 hear him again at
an early date.
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The question has been asked, by
what court the Presidential assassin
will be tried, whether military or civil?
And III case the President lives, what
IS the penalty? The prevailing opin.
ion appears to be, al exchange says,
that Guiteau must be tried by II civil
court. Ii the President does not die
of his wounds, the law of the District
OF Columbia, for such an otfensc, is
imprisonment for not less than two
nor more than eight years. The law
can make no distinction, and the same
penalties hold, whether the crime were
committed against the chief ruler or
the humblcst citizen in tho land.
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The pulpit of the Presbyterian Church
IN this place, in the absence of tho pas.
tor, Rev. G.. W. FiNLEY. On Sabbath
roNt, will be filed, morning and eve
ming, Ivy the Rev. Mr.. LoFTus.
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81 will see yoa home" said the ram
rod to the bullet.
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B.LLoU'S MoNruLY ILLUSTRATED
MAGAziNE.-The August number of tho
handsomely Illustrated and popular Bal.
louis Magazine is issued, and will be
read with much pleasure by It's patrons,
as there IL such variety in its contents
thIL no other magazine in this country
can su!pass it. IL should &c in hum
dNed thousand families, FOR every home
would be better for reading it, touching
as it DIES upon hundred different in
terestinG topics. Published by Themes
( Taiho., % I!awlcy Street, Boston,
Mesa, st Only 81 so per annum, post.
pail and fyr sale a, all the news depot4
il the country at Is cents n copy.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-22

Nj. Nj. SMITH has been appointed post
master at Greenland. Grant county.
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The idea of a marriage insurance com.
pany similar to those III existence in
Germany is becoming fixed here. APP
piica ion was made Gor the chatter OF
such and one in Ponnsy lvania recently.
The members are to he over IL years o,d
to pay six dollars entrance fec each, and
then when he chooses to marry, his
membership ticket will entiIle him to q
certain specified amount OF money
Whenever the treasury becomes empty
it is to be filed by an assessment upon
the members.
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The worlds fair-Womeu.
A grass widow is anything but green.
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baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
SEkhER seized Uk e.

StNHER NUHED UE 4.
On and after May %, 1881. trains atil leave
Green Spring Run, as follows:
EAST BoUND.
No. 10. Accommodation -. 135 A. NJ.
No. -. Way.Fs't &c Passg'r. 10 IA A. NJ.
No. Al. Freight &c Passenger. coo Z. NJ.
WEST BOUND.
No. 4G{ Way FIT & Passenger, II .5S A. NJ.
No. If, Accommodation 3.2IPM
cr4i Daily.
T. II. C. NORTON, AGENT.
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PEN SONS

DROCURED for all soldiers disabled IN the
i Z. =. service from any cause. also FOR heirs
OF deceased soldiers The slighest disability en-
titles 10 pension. PENSIONS lNCREAS SEQ -
Bounty and new discharges procured. Those in
doubt as 10 whether entitled To any thing,
should send two cent stamp fUr our "circu a.
Of information" Address with stamps SToD-
DART Co, Solicitors Of Claims aud Patents
Washington, y. G. Lock box G33.
July 3, 1881 lin.
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Clinton Lodge No. 81, A. * A. ", meets
on TIE Bird Friday 10 each month.