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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-08
Dipi6M> No.lees.

OFFICE OF TIE DELAWARE ( HUDSON CANAL co.
NEW \ U..K Nov. - l'5c.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of one and one
~ half q 1-2j per cent on IL capital stock 81 w
company Will be paid at the Oncc ~ The company, No
II tortlaDdtst.. n this city, on ana aiief Sal CltDAf
DEC Is. 1883 Tic tianer looks VIII DE- cloi t,.m M
OF DAY. until fhe morning ~ MONDAY.
HTCTNfDEI, Il by order OF the B1nrl % Managers.
JAMES Z. HARTT
Treasurer.
NEW.YoRX CENTRAL. AND HUDSON RIVER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
Once 0f The Trea-urcr.
NEW YORk, December 8, 1893.
4 DIVIDEND Of -Four Per Cent on the cap
~ Isl stock OF ting Ncw-YorI ani Harlem Railroad
Company will be pail nv tho Ncw-NOrk central and
IIud-on River I.aloai Company, lessee under The
visions Il the contract bctwc the two conpanes, at
this Office. on 81 day % January next
The transfer booGs VII bc closed il o'clock n.
Ssturlay the 18th inst, aud reoPnei at 10 o'clock
~ Z. V. W. ROSTER
Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-08

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N' l. I'LL l.
-3d.st n : lib II e IVES. End.ave: lex
lo52: Seventy third Street Building 90 10 Az mn
15tS.s i's s so II e of oth.ave, ooXb 5Nl3sx
JOB 3x33 s: Spencer Mdrich and VIE -, non
Mary L. Morgan :. Co.. JAW
oth.ayo No l,o2s Francis Mcouade to simon .sooo
11e,hlsi : s, 200 IT W Of Gth.ave, 45x29I:lo to
li5th-st; Simon Adler, Henry 3 Herman ,oo..
and wives 70 Francis McQuade, e. 'VVOO
WashngjOh.aNe. W >. 500 IL u OF lsIhais"a1"
o5xl50; Serene ID. bonhs to Saline L' . ooo
Turner. -'VVN
wsshns Ion ave- w Jo 5SO Benne1 1000
siss ~ tosn 9 % wnm p 81 john 600
| Coayent-ave. n G cor o. lilst-st lOONlZ2 "a,
cob .. Butler and VIE to a. l. N'D'"' $4,000
Motif Nos sos t % SS' "ii'"n -. 10000
| Devoc.st. W s es ft : Of Drcmer-ave, 7jxl37.6;
Rose Crosby Ann Riley. ...oo.
\ 3d-aye. c 100 IL OF 3lstst, lo.3AlOO' -oc
| Louis L. Davis to Jacob Levy. -. low
l251s,st, Mo ?s neaFGan enfy D0 10000
! Sthayc extends from 14Stl-st TO l<9th-
s. 10 59m5S Shannon ~
e2dss RS 500 and S to Tuba r. Renncry 1900
saT TmHbe Saslf InOm'. = o"'nn0" 70 5000
4t1aVf ntre g and o wife to wm. r MlIn l27 500
and n 20 to Oi Id na5' r. pe Graar 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-08
nlusiral Instruments.

NlusitaI Jnsrumrllis.
A NrMBEE O, slightly used uDrsh; and SQUARE pianos
n OF saf make whlch were specially selected ana ~
Nv the aTtlsts o the Metropolitan opera heue Soysa,
during Inc past opera season; VIII Do sOi1 a. "oe'"
reduction from regular prices -. ,o,.,,
y,rsCUrn PIANOS renowned Tor tone and stand ~
IN tun. Msnuisctorss and storeroena 81 20
,y.s, osfh a. and s07 Broadway lbthI- lpiIsoh
Buidinal Pianos EXCHANGED rented. OF ins'siHsn"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-08
iJublic Notice.

FINANCE DEPARTMENT.
RURFAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAXES,
NO 81 CHANBERS-ST. STEWART BUILDINGl.
NEW-YORR December 3. 1888
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
V,UE RECEIVER OF TANEo Of the City Of
NcvYork her by gives Iouc' all person, who have
omitted 10 paw their Tor the l-,s 10 pay tho
sc "a linn AZ hi. oscc before the first day OF Jan
rarv 1850 a. provided b. section $40 OF The
City Console ntuu Act ~ lSr., ,
December 1855 on. ceuium will be charged received
snt coectef u addition tho amount thtDii ana upon
such lax remaining unpaid tn the hr-i dhY ~ Jhiua v
l--g Interest VIII be- cAag d. received ana collected upon
the aurunt thereof The rate of seven per cehlun per
smnuIn 10 be- calculated rom the net day of Octob.
ISss On which day assessment rolls and warrants f0
10 ,axe Of lass were delivered 10 the said Receiver oi
Taxc 10 the das payment pursuant TO section $40 OF
saia ACT GEORGE W MCLEAN
Receiver Of Taxes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-08

Anrilon Sales.
49,
ID ANGs & Co. 739 AND 741 BROADWAY.
~ WILL SELL AT AUCTION
MONDAY and TUESDAY, Dec. 10 and II, at o'clock,
The library Of John W Buckley, Superintendent
OF Schools Brooklyn L. l. An interesting collection Of
Historical Scientific and General Literature.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, AT 3 O'CLOCK.
A collection OF Standard Works and illustrated Books
comprising fine copies OF and choice clbOn~ ana
unusual collection Of elegantly illustrated volumes
many costly bindings, also engflVEgs and etchnes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-08
Ocean Steamers.

INVITE STAR LINE. o,
ROYAL HNb UNITED sTATEs Nall syS >MEEs
biilfANNic. Capt isgsen. We'd Des 6, 10 90 30 m
crrM hNIC Cant irving wet. Jan. $50 a. m.
VIEW Bron whi,A sror DOCK foot Of West loth.s,
the Old Country ego A limited number Of second cabin
assenser. carried these outward go ana
ss5 prepaid cas-. excursion eos Sompanys once. No
Al broadway New.York J. BRUCE iSMAf, Agent
COMpAGNlE GENEkALE TRANSATLAN-
" TiQUE- FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE
Conpanys Per lnewlNo<2 North RIVER foot OF Mortons.
la BRET AgNE. de yousselin SATURDAY. g. D m
IA NORMANDIT de Kersablec sat. Dec. 10, p NJ
LA BOU RGOGNE Frangeui. SATURDAY. Dec. %. a. m.
A. FORGET, Agent No. Bowling Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-08
Ecoal Notices.

ITO LILLE II. RICHARDSON. LATE OF
Il No. 2,649 North Eish,h-st, Philadelphia, Penn
sylvaHia.
Madam You are hereby notified that a show
cause why supposed alleged marriage entered into
between you and william Richardson should not be De.
be null void has been granted against you at
tie sct Of the said William Rich1rdon your supposed
alleged husband which VIII be heard in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas. No. J. OF Philadelphia OF December Term.
1857, No. - on SATURDAY, the nth day Of J9nusfy,
A. D. 1880 on wE.ch day you may appear aud show
cause II any have why such decree should not be
made against YOU Respcc billy yours
JOHE G. BELL, Attorney for Libclan-
ol9 Nanut-st-, Philadelpha. Penn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-08
3neirnli,on

For Bows and Youn~ Men-City.
s,SrvrIs1TY GRAMMAR SCHOOL 1919 Broadway,
near 42d.st SD year; primary commercial add clsss
-, Senartrents; instruction thorough. NJ. NJ HOBBY,
81 L AKIN N. C. HENDRlCKSoN Principals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-08
Ccunirp DroueriD for Sale ano Go fst.

Counirp Drouerip for Sale ano Go Eet.
TO CAPITALISTS.
FOR SALE-A Valuable Wapr Front Property. in
prosperous western city rnted at two hundred dol
lars per for twenty 1--WE years. Properly
upon land worth seyentylye THOUSAND dollars
curty fDr prcmp, payment q rent. lLli particulars
upon application. Ad1ess Box 2,4G0 Boston, =. o.
D. HOPE 12l Libcriy-s,.. has a variety Of choice
~ farms TO 81! IN NewJei.y 81 very moderate prices
Olce hours from 10 TO O'Clock.
GENCY FOR MOSTCLAIR- -Iiand ONE resieneo5
y and building sites Tor sale houses let, OF
year. CLARENCE p. TUBES. ncekman.at. y Y.
E;oNTCLAII REAL ESTATE AGENCY. Houses 20
1'l handsome residences f1r sale moderate prices
IAHSONS TAYLOR 70 Ceisr-st. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-08
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGE.

There we're no auction sales at the Real Estate
Exchange yesterday Mcssrs. Bel2my Nlhahs
have sold 40 20 Wcs, Fifty. sccond-st, l1xs1xlOC
feet. for Alexander WalGron at $4,000. Ihey nave
also sold Nos 3o6 and 30s East Thirty nrsst, 22x
5axiO0 each, at $4,000 for Thomas L. Forrest o.
Chicago John NJ Gibson has sold NO. 13l Perry 81,
thrcestory brick dwelling with 10 2oxs1 for g. % %
to Charles 4. Kyrtz also house ana iot, No "a "a
Virginia Ave, Jersey City, for $500 TO Johh T.
Farrell, and ihiecstory brick house snd l9' 20
lanes NJ Raynor has applied for membership IN the
EAchanec proposed by Charles A. King seeona a tp
Exchange Yesterday was the coming election OF Dcc-
tors on Monday. Three opposition candidates are
known TO be In tho field, Isaac frornhc' 'oio ''"'''
son, jr., and Ira ID. Warren.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-08
Danrinl Academies.

L]uUllUJ AluUfWIf9.
A -CARTIERS DANCING ACADEMY, 50 5th-ave.
"A. between 18Th and 14th Private and class lessons
all hours lazy assistants; special terms Tor clubs ana
families. Classes attended, city country waltz taught
fsuidy. Glasses and evening Terms moderate
a LExANDEE MACGREGOR'S. los WEST 56TI-Sr
n Glasses and private instruction daily.
Gentlcmen's waltz only. begins saturc3y even
inc. Dee l. Hall let for private entertainments
4 Lien DODwORTH. Gs1 FIFTH AVENUE
"A Glasses ana private lessons now open.
Glasses gentlemen will cOmmencr Dec. 8
For terms, sc, send 2-ceEt stamp FOR circular
JSERNANDOis ACADEMY. 1872 East 55th-ss tBAnk
Il Buding). A school for Dancing Department ana
Casthenls Exercises Classes forming. SEND Tor
circular
- EORGF w VILLAGES CLASSES,
VI 20 West 5Jfh-s- and HARLEM, l2ethst ana ftn-
See circulars
NIK. MANUEL VIII resume his classes Wednesday.
NIDcc. 3. Address
Darrctt House. Broadway and asa St
RI r. wM b. De6ARN0 Fss, 45,h has resumed
NlAstruetlon IN FASHIONABLE DANCING WHO
call for circular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-08
DENNSl LVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after December 81 1898.
GREAT TRUNK LINE -

AND UNITED sTATEs MAIL EoUTE.
Trains leave NcwNOrk. via DesOlvsees ana Coruanns
Streets Fcu.cs, ~ follows: go 49,
Harrisburg Plttsbufg and the West, wth Pullman Palace
cars aftachei 90 a. NJ q 30 Dining Carr aud <
D. n daily. NeW.York AID Chicago Limited OF Par
Tor, Dining, Smoking aud Sleeping Nesubule1 Cars at
100 u. every day.
Wlliia.-pOTt. Lock Haven 800 D. n, 10 D. n Norry
and Erie at 90 r. N. connecting at Cory for Titus
For Lebanon o OJ \. M. 3 20 p m. and 1o rs night
Tor Norfist0wn PhOenxvie. Potts'OWn, and Heading,
II 90 a. n, GO. 90, and 90 y. m. Sundays.
Is and 10 90 a. m.
ington Express Ok Pullman Iaror Cars daily except
sunday, 10 0n a arrive Washington 90 T. m
ington be p N. regular Of G:2o, 200 and 8 20
night, SUNDAY, g Is and 100 a. H.. 4 80 and 9:o0
ro Atianfic civ AMI Tape My. 90 p m. week days
Long Branch. Say Head Junction a1d nter'nediate
siaf .ons. Va Railway aud Amloy Q 10 a m. IL 100
noon. % AMI > 200 p H. ON sund1y 9;4j a. n
any 2 @ t. n ~" Ssorfa VA erYoFE PHILADELPHIA
and Norfolk l.silrUad s 90 y. daily via Baltimore
All nav Line ~ weekdays.
Boats o; rrootiyn Annex connect with all through
trains ~ Jcreev CITY. agorlng . speedy and direct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-08
Gracbers.

BEST TEACHERS supplied charge teachers
Advanced regisS1ton fee vacancies always OF mana
form for stamp. T. T. AVERY, American School Bureau
West l4th-st, y. y
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACuEliS' AGENCY
~ supplies Professors Teachers TCtcrs Governeste>
&C., u Colleges, Schools and Families. Apply to
MIRA NJ J. YOUSG-EULToS. % Union sQuare
TUTORS. GOVERNESSES, Professors. Teachers;
~. all branches circulars schools supplied parents MOI
languages spoken. MIRIAM COfRlEtsEp 81 IasO
17thst., bet. 4th-ave. and BiOadway
4 YALE GRADUATE experienced tutor. wishes private
"A pupils fitting for college Speciality; ghest refer
cnees Address YALE. Box 10. Tribune Office
~ RoCKwAY's TEACHERS AGENCY formerly Chi.
ID aco supplies superior teachers for schools colleges
and families. Mrs. /. fREEMAN-BROCRWAH, y
West 23tst. Recommends schools 70 parents
COLLEGE GRADUATE; experienced teacher, wishes
Y private pupils; highest 1ci'Sencst Ehglish ana
American. Address OXON, care Of The Tribune
va ANTEDLahy teacher: vocal music assist IN piano
w So,,hrrn college Elnicrgartner for CT j. BROCK.
WAY TEACHERS AGENCY. % West 231-st
w oMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU Gor
w both supplies professors teachers g0vernesse
musicians housekeepers companions chapefones &C. 10
colleges and families also bOokkeepers stenOgfa
pliers business firms
Mrs A. D. CULVER. 329 shave. New-fork CITY
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BrookInn prorsrin for Sale ano 90 f't-

7 OW PRICED LOTS. along l. ro1i in Brooklyn streets
n severed paved in plots to suit purchasers no Oe
ter investment In market ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-08
FOR PIllLADELPnIA.

Express trains leave Newly Or via Desbrosses and Cor
20 20 - TO- Chicago Limited with Dining Car. and
10 WashIngtOn LiniteIi. ald II y m, II 30, 1, 3
S:ho 4 30 3 8. 80, : and . p ~. and ~ rs
ani I D. n Sundays. Express, G 10 o o. Limteu
and 10 a. m. 4. 80. Q. o, 80 ana D. HL' and
IL ,f5 night Accomm@at D. H..
Train. leaving NewYork daily except SUNDAY At g.
- u n ola sunday. connect at Trenton FOR Camden
Tickc. Offices Nos. l. q35, $40 aud ga Broadway. 1
foot Of Dcsbro-trS ana toruanqt SIS ;
4 Coutst and Brooklyn Ann * station, foot 81 Fulton.
St HreOkyn; station. jersey Guy; Emgfant Ticket
once. Castle Garden. -, -, - ., -. al.
OaI LIS i'" ~ T pTGIi o. J. r. WOOD.
- 1.nnn.nl Mararnr C,cneIal Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-08

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
" Trans leave CHAMBERS, station week a@Ss itSs
Iuslcyooi TenaHy Closter spark!I snd Mack "a
TO- 10 % 40. s 10 30 .. II midnight SUNDAYS
= 81 4. = 10 D. ~. Adltuha trans 10 OIV99-
kin auI way. 9 40 a. m. AMI -. y m. ,-,,
For Manuel, Spring valley Monsey ana 1alin2hs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-08
Giin i]ropcrtn 90 EFT.

Ciir propcrtn 90 EFT.
y OFFS To IFT-On winiarnst-. between Deel,man
l 4 and Ann sts rutland & WHITING Beekman-st
Bnaincss proyer!p for Sal: an1 q LET
BUILDINGS STOKES, LOFTS AND oFEiSES, ., 10
IS I,FT on Be.knar. ANA, Fulton. John, Pearl WIZ
IAN Nassau and streets Ia ,ae vicinity. RULhfo
WHITING Bc.Ensn.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-08

w VIM Kennedy Potter ... nu.,o
Sale OF building. with lot. No IS ElnisI' hea' Du~H'
ST. Was adjourned TO December H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-08

New.York Friday. Dec. 7.
No sales were made at Exchange and Auction Room
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-01-13
Economical RatIr oading

Probably the most economically
managed railroad IN the world, say 9
the Chicago Herald, is in Ross coun.
ty, o. It's corporate name is the
Cincinnati, Hooking Valley aud Hun.
tlnglon Railroad. Ii is only ten
miles in length. and was organ lied
and built mainly by John Karshner
q weslthy farmer When The 70 Il
was built be sold the crops OF his
farm for one year and bought loco.
motive. which be cslle.. the John
Ksrshner. Then be bal built a
combination passenger and bagga e
car. and his equipment was complete.
Tie has been operating the road for
two years. At fret be employed a
conductor and a freight scent, and
followed the custom Of larger roads.
But being al active man, though over
40 Jtars Of age, he soon dispensed
with all supetfiuous services, end
now combines within himself The en-.
tire list of railroad men, from owner
and president 10 conductor end
brakeman. His train goes twice a
day from Adelphi to Kingstoa and
return. IL will stop on signal at any
farm house or cross-rosd foi freight
or passengers. Mr. Ksrshner goes
on every train as cond uctor, bag.
gagemaster, mail and express agent.
brakeman, and even news agent.
He sells no tickets has &c ruun ing
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-01-13
PROGRESSIVE AND LIBERAL

Quarter Of n Century's Work.
Devoted 10 the dissemination OF informa
ion that will develop and enrich our State
the succ6ss Of all legitimate business ven
tu'es wi bin her borders. that Will augment
her population. give us u home marke; and
thus eT nance the value Of property, both real
and personal, which in turn will tighten
and distribute more equally the. burdens Of
tsIatiOn re- Now Ranks rs One OF thc
Rest end theprest Weekly Papers 10 The
United Siaies ~vtM
IL bas been enlarged to a 6I-column j)ur-
nal OF eight great wide pages, and rtduc'd
10 price TO Sl.25 per year IL has ~ much
reading matter 10 one Issue ne noV,i.
Tie State News, Produce Wool ana u
Stock Markets are spe, ilties with the
gis;er. Always Fr'sh, Always Beat, On
Newsy, Bright. EVerybod Read IL. w
because IL Pleases Every body. Pull OF
lies, Fun and Miscellany
Rev. DR.. Talmage's Sc rmon
APP ar 10 il the dGy after delivery. To the
70 mers stockmen and country people OF
Eastern Ohio, Western Penus5lvauia and
West Virgins, there Is no weekly newspa-
per (ouGide Of their own county paper) 20
well suited TO their general warts AT 80 10 W
price.
One Copy. One Year, Postage PAID s;.25
len Copies do do do Do 10 90
AM Copy to the Getter up Ct the Club.
A ddress
WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING co,
Dec % NhttlitH, West Va
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-01-13

A 'sQsll> square bosrt covered With
1inc> 10 An excellent thing ~ use In
filing laups. Tho oil thst may b
spilIed on IL helps 70 keep Il bright
FsArHsR CAxk.-One egg one TIA
blespoon OF melted buttsf< one cup
sugar. half cup milk two cope Aonr<
one tessPooa baking pOwdsrS half
teaspoon lemon essence. AK
CHOCOLATE IcIxo. --Pd. iuto =
saucepaa, bali . pound OF powdered
loaf sugar, two ouaosS Of grated chloe
ola.e and about gill OF water: sir
on the fiss until I've tnixtare asaamss
the consistence Of . thick smooth
cream. oi t1t
BosroN BKowN BarAp. Two
cups corn meal, one cup noas> two
cups ssset milky one cup scur MILK
half cup molasses> half teaspoon 60 ,
ia In the eour milk. one teas poor
salt. Mix thoroughly. pour in
we'll buttered pan and steam three
hours.
HiCKoRY.NUr COOKIES.
two cupfuis of sugar. two eggs half
a cup Of melt.d butter, SIX table,,
spoonfuls OF milk. or q little more
than third Ola cup. one teaspoonful
of cream Of tartar, half a teaspoonful.
OF soda. and one cuptul Of chopped
kernels stirred into the dough.
CURE FOR DANDRCPF,-A prepa.
ration of one ounc, OF sulphur anil
a quart ofwa,er. repe atehiy agitated
during intervals Of few hours. and
Tue head saturated every morning
with the clear liquid viii. in few
weeks. remove every trace Of dam
druff from the scalp, and the hair
will soon become soft and glossy.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-01-13

uauoes Auo y NOsCO Va eWcStS6t
music said:
Let this night be . turning
point in your life. Dick. Never
touch liquor aeain.'
/ looked up at her, tie Judge's
pretty daughter, who lived on the
hill. ! recognized the fair face at
once; she was only q ci.ild herself,
/, ct the womanliness Of her sweet
face and her pleading voice ~ GUS
cd the best that was in me, and /
said in a husky. determined tone:
Il never willI
They buried peor mother in a
parish graveyard. put my half
crazed father in an asylum and
wanted to take Rosa to an oaph.
ans home. Ali then they raised
hornets nest, l tell you. Why
/ would have fought like . tiger
had theycarried out their purpose.
The good people had no trnst in
me.
Fut l had one friend who be-
lieved in me, one friend who put
in my boyish haLd gold piece
and said:
Il only loan it to you, Dick; it
will help you to get start. There's
nice Old washer woman down on
B-street, who will take Rosa to
bourd-tor of course when YOU get
start you can support her nicely
How did l get start you ask
Well ,Pll tell you. 1 took Rosa
to the kind washerwoman recon-
mended to me, and then l went
straight up to the old Judge who
had sentenced father 80 often and
fined him 30 heavily and l said:
Il want to be mama good hon.
orable nan: | want work, honest
work; have You any for me2'
He looked at me keenly through
his gold rlmmed glasses. aud l
could see he had very little conf
dence in me.
'Ycu are a big boy of your age,'
he said, and strong one; but you
have never been taught anything
except tending bar. What do you
think you can dor
Il think / can learn to do any.
thing. Only try me or help me
get place
My voice trembled then, for /
thcc ght of Rosa.
sWell, we'll, unused the Judge
there's the grocery Bob haa: per
haps he might give you trial
So [ began in grocery: the
work was hard but 1t needed only
visit to Rosa to make it seem
light. We lived come how Rosa
and I. l slept IN the store and
boarded on odds and ends, for it
took nearly all MY wages 10 keep
her. But then | had he p. Ably
Many time I've SAID:
Why Rosa my dear, what a pref
ty frock that is.'
Then Roea would laugh and
clap her hands and explain that
Miss Alice made it for her out of
one OF her old ones, pretty Miss
Alice, the Judges only child.
In live We .rs had made myself
so valuable and necessary to MY
employer that he took me in as a
partner.
1t was easy enough after that,
and Rosa was sent to q boarding
school and bIossomed ont like a
rose indeed. She's been my little
housekeeper for year now, in our
pretty new house: but there is ore
room in it where she loves to lin
ger. That room is the brightest of
all and in il Is our Ioor invalid
father, as much OF a teetotaler as
| am. Oh, thank God!
And tina. Is all, or nearly all. 1t
has been enough in sorrow and re.
morse. Yet Rosa whispers, as she
leans over my shoulder, that
ought to tell about the wedding
that IS to be, for all young girls are
interested IN weddings. | guess
won't though, for Alice IS so mod
eat, and this isn't love story-at
least | didn't intend il should be.
ABBlE 9. Nc KEEvER.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-01-13
Sos sionr of the Courta

See .etone OF tho Courts
Nfe;n court. f1sh judicial CircuIs, Bsa.
49, y. Aressresg, Pfssidisg-rssas -
0taAs County -Re1r,h Tsesdav IN MACH !.
eonsIss'dsy In Jsss aad third fee,1ay II
dssPeAirs Csssty-First rsssday ialy.s
10y. e:cosd Tuesday il Nay aad thir /,
rossday In 6eptsubse.
hardy Cssnty --SsesnA Tuesday In Msrca
n1s Toeeday 10 Nay aad 6rst fussday In
Aiseral Cosnty--Seconl Tuesday In Ja.
~ foufts Tuesday IN April and ant Tses
az 10 Ssptenbss.
edlSton Couaty--Second Wednesday In
aRfh, wednesday sfter secood russday In
Ssse, and 0rst Wednesday In November.
County Court Of Hsmpshirs Count '. John
7. vance. Praidens 3 l. Q. Sebnibbel and r.
D,foveli Conmissiesess; @. 3. White. Clerk
The fegclar ssssious ere held bsKisaing on
me not Tuesdsy In January, ALril and De-
tooer' and ]sh Tuesday 10 Jsly.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-01-13

The ADVANTAGE OF REST There
is no better preventive Of nervous
exhaustion than regular> unhurried>
muscular exercise. If we could
moderate our hurry lessen our wor-
~ add increase our open lair exerci-
ses> large proportion Of nervous
disease would DO abolished. For
hose who cannot get a sufficient
holidavs the best substitute is an oc.
casional day in bed. Many who's,
nerves are constantly strained in
tLtir daily vocation have discovered
this Tor * emselves. A Spanish uer.
chant ib Barcelona told his medical
man that us always went to bed for
two or three days whenever he could
he spared from bis business, and be
laughed a, those who spent their bol.
days on toilsome mountains.-One
Of the hardest worked women IN Eng.
land, who has for many years con-
Quoted large Wholesale business,
retains excellent nerves at an ed.
vanCed age owing 1t is believed to
her habit OF taking one day a week
in bel. IT we cannot avoid frequent
agitation we ou h. possible give
the nervous system time TO recover
itself between the shocks. Even an
hours secIusion after n good lunch
will dSprive a hurried anxious day
Of much OF it's injury. The nerves
cal often be overcome by stratagem
when they refuse to be controlled
BY strength Of will.-Jamss MAR
Hovie. in The Nineteenth Csa uyy.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-01-13

arrangements With other rosds: has
NO running sce,unts for freight.
passengers OF sxpress sveryt hing 10
cash. he doss no, require . book
keeper, nor even . clerk.