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MASONIC DIRECTORY, 1874. Business Cards. llie President-- " In choosing a President the wear a 'coronet and never feel but what the A VERY OLD SONG. Race for Life With a Locomotive. sed its edict, and declared that they shonld be.-- ,

BELMONT CHRONICLE. 'Ttrte shall lie taken by States. Each State strawberry leaves weie honored by her ac-

ceptance.A negro outi an a locomotive on the high separated by the stronger, firmer bars of the

shall 1 ave one vote.and a quorum for this pur . But not for a thousand 'Laurel-ton- s' Slate Penitentiary, tbe woo'an sought and ob--. ;

H. I. RIC[...]ARNER, W. M. SHERMAN HOUSE, "To-morro- ma, I'm sweet sixteen, trestle-wor- k over the Chewalla Creek last Sun-

daytained the pnviligeof the oracers to marry -

pose shall consist of a member or members would I spend a life-tim- e with her, when And Billy Grimes, the drover, TheT. H. IIRIDOEPOKT.OHIO, ST. CLAIRSVILLE, OHIO. afternoon. He had started to town by him before he was taken from her. necea. c.

u Olalrsvll'e Chapter. No. 17 Royal Areh from two-third- s of the States, and a majority an hour exhausts all ber entertaining and in-

structiveHas popped tbe question to me, ma, following the railroad track, and had walked aary arrangements were made, and the two

kwim meets Sd Friday night wet moo to at WM. PAN COAST Proprrietor THURSDAY. NOV. 16, 1876. of all the States shall be necessary to a choice. ability." And wants to be my loyer; gtraozelriuatched be intra were married in theulal!aviUaad the let Friday each moot morn he says, mamma. on the trestle a distance of about one hundred JusJAMES CLARK, H. P. Should not tbe House of Representatives "I wonder what Aunt Sarah and the Judge He's here

Jail, the ceremony being performed by acoming quite early. yards when he met the trainwasT. H. FERRELL, Sec'y. by outgoing tice of tbe reace l ne witnesses were uie ,

HeimoniUHinni, no. ot noyai oriwi mamDR. SANDERSON

Baroevllle-o- nchoose a President whenver the right of choice would think if they knew my private opinion To take a pleasant walk with me for Montgomery! Instead of getting down un-

derprisoners, who were ordered to remain at the

Carthebeeonanlted

3d andat4th,

Fraxlerand at

Hooae,MoClore Hum shall devolve upon them before the 4th of of Maud and Ida? To be sure Ida's a nice, lady-

likeAcross the field of barley." the stringers, aa he might easily have done rear end Ol tae nau, ana a tew persona .

e

1'ueetlay nlgl.tofC.

everyW. CARROLL,

month.T. I. G. M. , Barnesville. Ohio. Wheeling, on tbe &th ol every month. March next following, then the Vice Presl little thing, and has about as much mind "You must not go, my gentle dear, and been perfectly safe, he became frightened Derraitted to look inside through the- -

Feb 17th, TS tf door. It wasF. D. dent shall in the of of her There's no use now grates of the front rqueer specact as President, as case own as a butterfly. I doubt if she ever aud in . . :i, i r .iOnmmandery No. 2 of KnlghU Temp- - IViarx Albert, Proprietor. You shall not go across tbe field sought safety flight. He had two or tacle, and snows was a woman win uo lor tuellopeo! COOPER appears to be behind. death and constitutional disability of the really does think beyond the arrangement of With Billy Grimes . --

To:liree hundred yards the start of tbe train, but man she loves. There was Sandy, aliat Mel-

ville,Em ComR & A. P. LACEY, President. The person having the greatest pretty yellow hair and the fit of those marvel think of his presumption, too! he ran his hundred over the cross-tie- s' two or or. as she claims. Melodv. that being the

Rec. S.F. D. BAILEY, It is is time to think of Thanksgiving. under which he was married, just ready .number of votes shall be Vice President, if ous tiny slippers of hers." The dirty, ngly drover, three feet nameATTORN Ilf8 AT LAW, apart and forty feet high, and boun-

dedto for Fortsuch number shall be a majority of the whole rrom which it will seem that Mr. Frank I wonder where your pride has gone. to be shackled preparatory starting

Solicitor of Aockpt tbe situation and begin to fatten To think of such a lover!" - off the trestle and track about three feet Madison, where he is to serve a term of five

Busiaess Cards. the turkey all tbe same. ,number of electors appointed; if not, then Hazleton had been very observant. ahead of the engine. . It was an exciting affair years' imprisonment. There was a woman,from the two bigest numbers on the list the "There's the Misses Cloudesly sensible, "Old Grimes is dead, you know, mamma. to those who witnessed it Eufaula young, and of rather attractive appearance,

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Praetleelnand

tbeRnvramebefore all

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CoartolOla. Dos Caklos is exiled. How Jweed must Senate shall choose the Vice President. Two-- intelligent girls as ever I saw; only Florence And Billy is so lonely; News. .....

(Ala.)clineing to a criminal, willing and anxious to7 " ktir-,a-l Lam. SL CkurmOU, Ohio. Pmasataaaa

eia,andappear

aallafaetloB aiTen (a all enry him when exile from bis native land thirds of the Senate shall vote. Xo person will persist in tyranizing over dear little Besides, they say, to Grimes's estate. bear bis name and share with him all the oblo-

quyMain Street, a few aauiiniudla them. Ouiieauoad That Billy is the only attached there ta But then such is wom-an's

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ouoo. Halted. aaeTenthStreet.oppoaltePaat.uBoa would be accepted with many thanks. j constitutionally ineligible to the Presidency Irma" Surviving heir to all that's left; Financial Complication. nature, and such has it always been fromDapartmankWASmraTOS.D.C. aepMtt shall be eligible to the Vice Presidency. Then the dinner-be- ll abruptly dispelled his And that, they say, is nearly ' A colored resident of Detroit who is the own-

erthe time of Eve. As they stood there assu

WM- - II. TAL.LMAN.BANK

Now, farewell tbe great Centennial, with mental criticisms, aad he went down to find A good ten thousand dollars, ma .' rf a cast-iro- n horse and an bid wagon, was ming the obligations of the marriage vow, thecounselor at law FIRST- - KATIOHAL its little side-sho- and peddler's stands for And six hundred thonht well defined in each mind bowATTORRNEY as d all A RUSE OF WAR. tbem all gone in but Irma Cloudesley, who, yearly!" hired to draw some dirt for a yard on Beau-bie- n was

Bellaike, OHIO. OF the sale of cheap jewlery and carpenter shop with a auspiciously tearful face stood before "I did not hear, my daughter dear, street, and when his work was completed differer-tl- y it would have been had the relaYour last remark quite clearly, . ' . the owner of the premises handed him a check tion of the parties been reverseo, ana tne wom

6T. CLAIR KELJLY, st. cumsvtitE, OHIO. curiosities."You'd better make up your mind to do it the mirror. She startled, half guilty, as he Billy is a clever lad, - 4er7.50. ,

4 an the criminal instead of the man. Tbeentered. "Is dat a seven dollar and half bill?" asked enances are, in a case of that kind, that the

AUonu at La. SL OamtnOe, Ohio. but subse-

quentlyFrank. 1 And no doubt loves dearly; aWbix a place once Republican give my word for it, you'll find you

if he had been the cause of commit-ting

the colored eventbe check and tan.7 Office flrt door eaat of the Con.t House. CAPITAL, ,10 0,000. giving a Democratic majority goes 'Laurelton' not a bad place, and the girls are "Oh, I thought you had gone in. You're Remember

To be upthen,bright and early,

morn,. . over ana regarding

man, turningit with great cariosity.

overthe crime, would have deserted ber in tire

Alfred II. MltclieU, Republican again, is that what yon call aa well, there are no finer girls than my grand late, Mr. Hazleton." To take a pleasant walk with him - "That is a check on the bank," was tbe re-ply.

last extremity, and left her to bear her disgrace

ClmrmOe, Ohio. aaf liana vymm uw . m. -"election return?" daughters." "And so are you. What has kept you?" Across the field of barley!" "Take it down there and get your alone, aad probably have felt a secret joy that .

SL raeelvedTm.Aitr,,, at. l Jloneya. a.east dayaToadaya,at able the blame all ou her. ButHe ., . . he was to placethe flush ,nruMiaa re- - saw her cheeks. money.madeaad over TOeliaetlona Old surgeClair oBdapoalt. Ransom looked9k JudgeOffice in CoIUna' Block, oppoalte earnestly over can't be blamed; his old forefathera. "De feller then manat the bank doeshe?"auua prompuy . uwup Brace the reception of the first returns and "I oh nothing much." Human Nature. owes vou- -DttmMmn Conard Troll, DaTld Browa, Joaeph his gold-rimm- spectacles nt Frank Hazle-ton- 's was the next query. Adam set him the example years ago.

WeodaiaiiaeeOeorn Brown; - tbe contradictory reports following them, handsome, indifferent face. Has Florence been teasing you again?" - It is the same here as in Cairo or New Jer "I have money there, and he will bind youJ F-- ATCOKNE V at LAWi Af. A. 4. vvr - some people doubt if an election were held; "You He went close up to her, looking down

sey. Ihe other-da- when a TarheeL with even dollars and a half." More Dogs than he Wanted.H. o Tblbat, Caahler. certainly are very good, Judge, to sunken eyes and high cheek-bone- s, sat downBEtXAIKE, UH1U tbey doubt tbe Centennial, doubt everything. into her face. "I dunno 'bout dat," slowly remarked the in advertised the other .An Editor Readingthepress upon me sucb a friendly invitation to on steps of a grocery beside several others,Street. jaa8J colored citizen. . "Sposen I down dar an' heBelmontOffice-2-30 Sooth No nothing at all. Please in to din he sight d and asked: go 'would take invisit 'Laurelton,' and under other circum-

stances

go heavily"Gentlemen, dis day that he a good dog pay.

Thb female footmen in the New York any flays year document it an order on. a hard--than those we have discussed, I would ner, Mr. Hazleton." if any of you found a five on jeare store?" ment of one years subscript ion' for his paper, ,miles in twelveUmstead. match- - completed fifty the sidewalk, would hunt for theliking owner?"II. wUeorge be delighted to As it is I confess I She looked really distressed, he saw, but you 0, it will be all right," replied the citizen. Tbe next day forty-thre-e doge were sent to hisaccept.and0. House Sign can walk better "i wouict, came from eacn individual withIf theySL CUartnOe, hours. they proveCounselor at Lam, an started down and left theA teorney the fellow town,; haven't the cheek to down to headstrong did not obey at all. promptness and dispatch, negro office. The day afterward, when the news had

--S Particular attention give to calleetlona than men it will give many a poor fellow a go your place, looking at the back of the check. When heI'll go in a moment, Irma.. Tell first "Haven't of lost five, have you?" in the 400 farmers bar ',see pretty cousins, be entertained me any you a spread out country,a nd the eetueuenl 01 estates. chance to rest in street cars. my by aunt reached home at night his creditor was therePainter and Glazier. Sarah, and ail the while feel that my object and if you are angry with me, that you seem so anxiously"I have,"

continuedanswered

the man.and the echo went

. and waiting. Holding out the check, the ne sent two dogs apiece by express, with eight

ALEXIS COPE, Two dollars a day and roast beef is tbe least your object, is to select me a wife from among eager t8 get rid of me not only now, Irma, all along the line.one, gro raio: baskets full of puppies, all marked C O. D.

Aueraey at taw; Natary Paalle aad Claim tbat laborers can expect after this. Straw-

berriesthe young ladies. but always.; You avuid me continually." "Uescribe her, gentlemen, he remarked, t

'"Disrvear naner doesn't spem tn he wnrf In the meantime, the offer found its way into

cent- - took it down dar and de feller in theAa-ea-b

will ripen month and toad "That's the sheerest She blushed rosier than ever, and turned One said his had a figure "5" on it. Anoth neighboring States, and before the end of theiFFICF stairs, on the corner, oppoalte Practical Paper Hanger, avery uoncense, boy. Why bank looked at it and looked at it. and den

J the Bt .upClair ana AtuooM nui.wu stools will be as good as mushrooms if Demo-

cratic

on earth shouldn't you marry one of your cous-ins,

her face away. erthe

said his had a picture of De Sola discovering looked at xue, an' den be stuk up his nose and week there were 8.000 dogs tied up with ropesMississippi river. A third said the wordsville-- Ohio. jania. 8T. CLAUtimiXB. OHIO. promises are to be relied on. and thereby secure 'Laurelton' in the fam-

ily?

'No, a, you must answer me. Have I "U. S." were plain to be seen on the bill thatyelled outi "What's year name, an' war you in the editor's front and back yards! The as

J. F. TALLBAW. offended live?" I told him mighty straight, den he all. the from blood-houn-you?" included kinds,fell out of his sortmentthe fine vestSomebody'!! old pocket.and Papering get place withHotary tmblit. niazinff. Paintinc Booth wanted me to write mr name on de back, an'

TALLMAN & SON, done on abort notice. All Drenches of tbe TwyTT-o- s years ago Edwin was one of my girls why shouldn't it as well be 'No, Mr; Hazleton, you have not. Please "Gentlemen, this five don't tally," mourn-fully fool around an' fool around an' I jist picked up down to poodles.

trade will receive prompt attention," a member of the Sacramento Threat re stock you?" go to dinner. They won't like it; Maud wil1 remarked the Tarheel. "Nonaawf you uo uiauuacripi an waiaea out. ue iarnuy is 'Jl few hundred broke loose and swarmed on 'solicited. - ' apt-o- u company, in which city he played a star en "I call think V have hit the description within a mile and a out of 'taters an' meat, an' I'd like to settle dat the stairways and in the entries, and stood out-

sidesuppose you yours a very, sensible sand bar." .Attormys at Law, gagement last weeit His first appearance Irma,' I will account for postage stamps or shinphtsters." and howled, and had fights, iview of the case. Judge Ransom. But how positively not go to dinner 'Let's see," asked two or three at once. the sanctum

BBRJ. a. oowaw ,

jfflce. North-we- st Cor. Main A Manet ML.QBO.

TTBIASSBra,W. aooa,

AKTHOKy. 8HKT there was as Jack Spriggn, in the comedy of can a fellow expect to curb and harness his unless I know what is the matter with you, "It's a five, and I found it on the walk." he Closing Day at the Centennial. and snifled under the crack of the door as ifa. aw shieib, Look Before You Leap." fancy and aflection to suit even with 'Laurel-

ton'

if I never eat a mouthful again. What will whispered holding out his hand. they were hungry for some editor. And tbeThe five was a nickel. Some of the crowd Philadelphia, Nov. 10. Rain has beenatIHIKTI CO.,BOOB, Maud think? What has cousin editor climbed out the window, the water,- -Ohio. right to upSt. ClcdrseiUe, thrown into the myTHg Centennial closed on Friday with a bargain?" leaned back,, and held their hands on their out Jailing steadily since morning, but in spite ofthink anydrmg about what I do?." and out on the comb of the roof and '

demonstration, one hundred thousand "Who's talking of fancies and affections? I raged hearts, while others rose up, carefully Chs weather numbers ofspout,

grand disagreeableDENTISTRY. BKLLAlBE, OHIO. only asked to down "Oh, Mr. Hazleton you you are cruel to brushed their coat-tail- s, and said it was time great peo wept. There was no issue of the paper for sixyou run to the homesteadgggl passed within the gates, al-

mostple in attendance at the Centennialhaving are grounds

DEAL IN EXCHANGE, and nny Ooli, personsfor the holidays and ask me. It was foolish in me to say a word." to go home. Only one of the victims seemed days, aod the only way the friends of the emi- -

and Government Bonds. by noon, in spite of the wet weather get acquainted with the to appreciate the situation. lie chuckled and to witness the formal closing of the Exhibition,H. C. MORRISON, Deposits in received. Lntereatpaldon if Every word you say is very sweet to me neat joumafct could feed him was by sendingmoneywhich prevailed in Philadelphia. Of course, girls; then, you tall in love with one of them, gurgled and gasped, and asked the stranger Stnoe early morning tbe steam street cart goingDENTlftT. eoial deposits.- aU well and There's little girl. ' Tell me why you dread Maud's what he would take. lur.cn ap to him in a balloon. At last some- - ,bills of exchange, good. not muchDrawers of foreteb danger,the close must be rated a grand success. to $be grounds have been crowded, and at two

OFFICE and Residence, over West'sMainDrug o a general bankingbnslneas Jytg but they'll talk to Frank. You're fine knowing we are here together? Tell me Irma, 'Whisky straight," was the prompt reply. body got a barrel of arsenic and three tons of

vNational Bark, you aFirstoppoalte the time of the of the cere--1'So would I. if I ever drank." said tbe citi beginningIHireei. All won wunami. ju Pinbacks are not to be so strict as hereto fellow, and your five years' absence at the Ger or I shall kiss you." beef, and poisoned the dog and the editor -

zen, and he lounged down town to get up a monies, tt is estimated that fully one hundKdfore. Paris decides that they may relax so as man universities add You know well enough," she faltered des came down only to fiud on his .desk a hill fromvery greatly to your pop-

ularity."bet on the weather JJtuli, JSut Shell. thousand inside the enclosure.PLUMMER'S GALLERY, A. BRANUM & SONS, to permit a lady in full dress to walk and sit, perately." i "You know they all expect you to

beforepeople were

the Mayor for $8,000, being the musical tax oaShortly two o'clock President Grant,

Th, Roat rnd Finest Finished PhotocraDha.00

but not so slovenly as to allow her to pick up "Thank you, Judge. Surely I ought to be marry Maud and " The King of Dahomey and hisescorted by Governor Hawley, ascended the

dogs at $1 per head. He is not offering the :

Per Doeen. only H1 her handkerchief, which therefore she will grateful, and oblige in love Frank laughed, and suddenly caught her in . Prisoners. same inducement to subscribers now, and hp .

One 8x10. only you by falling with Gold of platform, followed by the Centennial ComThe Coast correspondent theWest V. this winter except as particular mark of both his arms and kissed her. doesn't want a dog.1138 Main St., Wheeling, Wholesale not drop one my charming cousins." English Manchester Guardian, writing mission, Board of Finance, the foreign commar 2K,7-l- y of to favorite gentleman of ber -- Then, "Don't struggle, Irma. You are littleesteem some we'll consider it mysettled, shall we? on the 4th of August, says: missioners and invited guests. After tbe ex- The Traveler in the Snow.NOBLE CARTER, acquaintance. The Thursday

'before Christmas." darling aren't you? You love me, don't you? "I he situation with Danomey re citement of the multitude, occasioned by tbe A traveler was crossing a . mountain rGrocers. Because I love you so very dearly, Irma! dear mains very much as it was: xfwenty- - "COUNTY SURVEYOR, "What Our Churches Cost Us." presence of General Grant, had subsided, the height alone over almost, untroddenlittle Irma! tnree French anaMaud knows I shall white, rortugue8,are

1 A tmw nraDared to attend to his official dn "I guess we can manage it between us, Sa-

rah.never marry

orchestra, under the direction of Theodore snows. Warning had been given himJ ties, and wishes all persons addressing him The publishers of Berxtma't Monthly an Frank's agreed to come, and, what's her, and I know I shall marry you, shan't 1?" kept closely imprisoned, and the King that if slum ber pressed down upon hiso famish Township ana section wuare ear ! article in Seribntr under the above declares that if t shot is tired or a sin Thomas, performed Wagner's "Inaugurationnounce an "Oh,"Fr&nk!" She whispered it. y m to be made. Fees 5 U0 per day. ' BANK STREET, ;

more, has half promised to fall in love with shyly, gle Englishman invades hid territory March, composed for tbe opening exercises weary eyelids, they would inevitablyudress St. Ulalrsvllle. Bel inpnt county O title, which will be of interest in relation to one of the blissfully, as she looked into his handsome be pealed in death. For a time hagirls." all these men shall oe out to death.anu on the 10th of May last. At its conclusion,aprlinrt' went bravelv alone his oath. But withthe recent discussion as to church debts. The Judge rtaDsim sat face: "You ought not to love me, and lose their beads carried to Abouiey. Nothhisreading village paper Key. Joseph A. Seiss offered up a prayer. the shade and blastBridgeport, Ohio. which large churches are built is 'Laurelton.' Indeed indeed I worth deepening freezingtheory upon beside the am not ing whatever can be done until Com-

modorecheery grate; and fat, motherly The chorus, accompanied by the orchestra, of night, there fell a weight ubon hisJ. 5T0NEBKAKE&. that the for each sitting in a large much." Hewitt returns from the Niexpense Mrs. Ransom sosat in her capacious chair, busily then chorale entitled brain which seemed to be irresistible. .a "Fugue," by

church, even with a considerable debt, is less darning socks. "I consider myself the best judge of that, ger. He was expected a week ago, but sangIn vain he tried to reason with him

Barber tHair per capita than in a small church without any "Promised Miss Cloudesley. Perhaps you think in your unfortunately has not yet come, beintc Bach, after which an address was delivered byself: in vain he strained bis utmost enT.O.FATTCETT to fall it. love with one of the occupied, it is supposed, in punishing; the Hon. Daniel J. MerrelL U. S. Centennialand o5 J ssr, debt at all. For instance, the expenses of a girls?. Henrv, the idea! You humility, that you are not more to me than ergies to shake off that fatal heaviness.never went and some tribes who attained the trading Commissioner from Pennsylvania and chair-

manAt this crisis of his his foot struck:600 well be fate,church in this city seating people ten thousand 'Laurelton's."One door west Treasurer's Office. Dealer In the told him you wanted him to marry one of cteamers on their way up the Niger. qf the Executive Committee. The orches-

tratbat hisagainst a heap lay across path.about 415.000 a vear. or $30 per sitting. The them?" "Ami really ami Frank?" Luckily, the JDahotnians have uuuwu.Braids, Switches then rendered selections, after which the no stone was mat, although no stoneCurls, ' CELEB RlTED cost of running a church tbat will seat 2,000 He kissed her over and over again. no inclination to invade the settlement."Of course I did. There's'nothing like being Hon. John Welsh, President of. the Centennial could be colder or more lifeless. Hewill It is difficult to know whatand Wigs, - with a.funded debt of $100,000, "Shall we to dinner has very ought.persons, open and above board. I like young Hazelton, go or, your ap-

petite to be or can be done; nut tbe i reucu Board of Finance, delivered an address. After stooped to touch it, and found a huPrepared In the Latest Styles and on short be about $22,000 a year, or only $10 or $12 and told him and told him that he vanished? Mine has, after such nectar man body ball buried beneath a fresh 'ARLINGTON so, was wel-

comehave themselves to answer for it all. Beethoven's Fifth Symphony had been rendernotice, tl Altt at ouc uuucn.prepared per about cents for each drift of suow. Tbe next moment tha sitting, or twenty-fiv- e as your kisses."ISeptSOstt to one of my s, and Lau-

reltonhaving given the King all the encour ed. Director General Goahorn addressed the traveler had taken brother hifor each Sabbath in the year. She laughed; then he her beautiful a insawAND person in the bargain." agement and assistance iu their power audience at Handell'slength. Hallelujah and chafing his hands, chestarmsWe are led to this discussion by a notice mouth begin to quiver. to resist the English aggression. Ho was

Spanish Merino Bucks "Well, Henry Ransom, I never would have chorus was text given by the orchestra and and brow, breathing upon the stiff,that the Presbyterian Memorial Church of "Frank, won't be will has now turned llorcely upon thein,andbelieved that such you angry, you? cold the breath ofyou was a a fool! Don't chorus, and Hon.. Joseph R. Hawley, Presi lips warm a livingNew York, Rev. Dr. Robinson, has just paid Promise It wasn't but asks where is the assistance they prom-

isedTOR UimMm you know you've ruined our little arrangement me. my fault, truly,him. dent of tbe United States Centennial Commis soul; pressing the silent heart to tbe

off $100,000 of its debt, and proposes to carry grandma's!" of Ms own bofPHi attention ot Farmer and Wool Grow by going and telling him? Why. there is not "At Kotonu a wretched sheep was sion, delivered an address, reviewing the his-ior- y beating guises generous1 era la Invited to our TaarMghbred Spaa. CdpIJpvesi permanently the remaining $100,000, charg-

inga man living who will take a to She looked so wistfully at him, and her the French where som.fancy a girl brought to factory, of the exhibition, and the audience thenBred and The effort to anoiber had bro'tlah Meriae Baeka, by ourselves, savethe interest ($7,000, a year) to run-

ningthat heltv na the nrenent Fall from the best up that's recommended to him! Well, if you aren't language was so puzzling, laughed there were four white men. It was in joined in singing 'America,4 after which Presi back to himself life and warmth andImproved flock in Vermont. These sheep are expenses. As the building is designed to a nimshie!" outright. a cage, and the white men were toldTIn1; dent Grant declared the International Exhibi lie was a man instead;energy, agam,in reraoospure niooa ana gooa eonaiuon. COPPERdesiring to pnrcbase should examine them seat nearly 2,000 people, if filled to utmost "I can't see what I've done so dreadful. "Angry? never! Promise you? any thing!' they might learn their fate from it. tion of 1876 closed. The Doxotogy was sung of a weak creature succumbing to aTbey can be seen at oar residence, near Br the for interest to each per-

sonShe leaned her head he could The poor creature was kept withoutcharge forward, socapacity, I'm sure anxious despairing helplessness, dropping downare as to have him inClalnviiie. you the and heard its cries by a choir and the audience, accompanied byII.s,8. CLOSE, She e.t: Iro in, 3V are, would be less than $4 a year, or about family as I am." not see her face. any food, tney day In dreamless sleep to die. "He savedand night. On the third day it died of the orchestra; and the ceremonies were con

cents Sunday. It is worthy of note "I am not Irma but Irma Ran-som.

a brother, and was saved himself."a Cloudesley,L seven "Of course I am that's I hate and the whitewhy to have men thoughtstarvation, cluded. The ceremonies took place in the.Brass Sand Music. WOODEN PUMPS. that all the owners in this church have Sister Florence and I changed identi-ties

English Hearths and lnglish Homes.'pew anything spoiled so. My word for it, Frank it time to do something. Tbey gave Judges' hall owing to the rain.surrendered their title to their pews, so that Hazleton is of too noble a nature to deliberate-

ly

with Maud and Ida, who are really the their guards drink, aud when they Although the Exhibition is now formally, 'TiBEST CLA1RSVI1k COKMCT BAND, CASITNQ S, Scc. there is now no privileged class, and that the make love to a girl because she is Misses Cloudesley. So after all, Frank, you were asleep tbey put off in a couoe, The Old Man.

rich;'' and, ended the and will be1 grounds buildings accesMembers, (with a variety of Music(Twele and im-

munities

which was upset, aud one of the canoe-me- n Bow low the head, boy: do reverencelatest comer enjoys all the privileges shall have Laurelton, if will take it. Willv a now prepared tofurnlsh rood Masle at rea- - at the same time, I know he will take a dis-

like

you sible to the public for senal days to come,drowned. to tbe old man. Once likes eonaoie raves ana on suurv ruito iw ainni 8pecial attention given t of those who have borne the heaviest with me?" you,? Inril Fairs. Sai-da-v School and other eelebra to 'em simply because he is expected to do you,

They made another attempt, and af-ter

though the exhibition will ze incomplete, for of lifo have silvered theHons.FnblleMeeunga,

picNica,Ezhlbltlona,PoUUoaiaBdoUierTin & Sheet Iron Roofing burdens. The pastor himself has contributed

thethe other thing." That of course, settled it, since Frank was great difficulty reached the Contest, many of the exhibitors propose to fence off hair, and changed the round, merry

CHAS. E. HUOHES. Pres. over $25,000 to the church building from "Seems to me I've put my foot into it, Sa-

rah,

so anxious to have Irma. which was blockading that place. He-po-rt their exhibits preparatory to pack face to the worn visage before vou.J. P. HALL. Cor. See'y. . of his and tune books, which And after Aunt Sarah's not Once that heart withproceeds hymn according to your way of thinking. . I'm so, all, ruse of tear says that those at Whydah are ing their goods. ,

beat aspirations8P OUTING bad so wide a popularity in churches of every sure I meant well enough." accomplished the desired end, on the unalter-

edtreated so rigorously as at first, and al to aay that you have felt as

ythat and same them were allowed to go to Ko-

tonuPOLITICAL EXCITEMENT. pirations crushed by aspirations, asprinciple she, the rest of us wo-

men,- ' name. I knowLatest GcoOs ol tue Reason AND 'Oh, that. Now, if willyou just

understand that men are stubborn crea-tures,

to take charge of the forsaken fac-tories.

The city is in a feverish state of excitement yours are, perhaps, destined to be.ELECTING A PRESIDENT. leave it to me, and agree to go just as I say, I Some of the laborers who esca-

pedOnce that form stalked proudly thro

GENERAL JOB WORK, think it'll end all right, yet. Listen, now, and who are sure to do exactly contrary to from one of the French factories regarding the political situation, and buranessthe gay scenes of pleasure, the beau-ide- al

Modus Operandi of the Electoral if a woman can't beat a judge in love af-

fairs."

the way you want them to do. say they were employed in lauding a is to a great extent interfered with. Notwith of grace; now the hand of Time.ST. CLAIRSVILLE. OHia College. lull cargo of gunpowder up to the very standing the crowds at the Centennial, the that withers the newer of yesterday.

For Spring and Summer Wear. And he sat and listened, his fine faceA Romance in Real Life. commencement of the ' blockade, and streets are thronged with people anxiously has warped that figure and destroyed

the electors were chosen by gradu-ally

In some States [Portland (Me.)Press, Oct. 4th.] tbat it was sold on shore to the l)aho-mian- s scanning the bulletin boards and inquiring for the noble carriage. Once, ft your age,the Legislature, in others their election is broadening untd it was one big smile from A young lady in this city and a soldier who after the blockade had commen-

ced.the lates news. The political excitement per. he possessed the thousand thoughts

8 given to the people. The latter method has eyebrow to chin. was stationed here tecame acquainted. The The morning after the, sale was vades the crowds at the Centennial also, and that pass through your brain nowbecome universal in all the States. The elec-

tors

"If you don't deserve a diploma." He de-

claredcouple met quite often after the acquaintance completed and the powder carried off wishing to accomplish deeds worthyDRUGGIST, in their respective jubilantly. was formed, and a strong attachment, ending the king enforced his blockade. All dispatches giving the latest indications are an of a nook in fame, anon imagining life

LOUIS P.: OFFNER'S when chosen, meet.

in an engagement, followed. The young man Europeans resident in Dahomey had nounced from time to time. dream that the sooner be awoke from,KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND States on the first Wednesday in December, presented his betrothed with an elegant ring. due and ample notice of the blockade, tbe better. 3ut be has lived the dream

that is, when a Presidential election occurs A magnificent December night, with myri Soon after the engagement the regiment to Beautiful Girl Bewitchedbut while the Englsh house of Messrs. How a was very bear through. The time to awakeSPLENDID STOCK Or (which is every fourth year), and when as-

sembled

ads of frosty-twinkli- stars above.and a snow-bound

which the soldier was attached was ordered to Swauzy cleared out both people and by a Gay Outlaw. very near at Sandt yet his eye everthe front Theto at of tbedenournated the Electoral landscape beneath them; Frank Hazle-ton,

report once. news did kindles at old deeds of and thethey are intended departure was a hard blow for the goods, the others nothing but give [From the Omaha Herald.] daring,READY-MAD- E

Patent Medicines of ;alf kinds, College, and vote for one man for President wrapped in his Astrachan overcoat, and young people. Both were patriotic, and they out that there would be no blockade, as There is a morbid sentiment in society that hand takes a firmer gtasp at the staff.CLOTHING ! Kotions, Perfumery, and one for Vice President, after which these bis seal-ski- n cap cozily jammed over his fore-

head,parted as hundreds of others did during the France would not permit it. Then

in a kind of an abstract manner gionnes aBow low the head, boy, as you would

And he rebellion. After the departure the billet deux came the demonstration of a French in your old age be reverenced.Brashes. thought, drivenvotes are sent to the President of the Senate as was from the de and be who boast of "onegreat criminal, canCassimeres, were received and sent in rapid succession. admiral with several ships of war,SCHOOL HSOEli of the United States by a messenger elected pot to 'Laurelton behind the Judge's fast trot This state of affairs went on for something like which naturally made King Grege all virtue and a thousand crimes" has a hold upon A great crowd assembled in New

Cloths and. for that express purpose. When this is done ter, and in Laurel's big, double-seate- d, warmly-cushi-

oned

a year; then, alas, it came to a sudden termi-nation.

the more confident in bis triends, the memory of the public tbat can not easily be York on Saturday to hear SecretaryALL KINDS IN USE HERE, the duties of the electors are completed the sleigh, that the lines might fall to One day tbe young lady received a who are now feeling the consequences.' shaken off. In like manner the plebeian boor Morrill. The telegraph says: Theand college is dis8olved,never to meet again. Penn-

sylvania

a fellow in a far less pleasant place than that to veryallcool

otherletter

lettersfrom

sheher

hadlover,

receivedso much

that sheun-

like burned the Temple of Diana was more crowd reached down Broad street alVesting s has 29 electors, consequently 29 which he was going; where the Judge met him at once wrote to him, saying sha wished to be A Plea For Noise. famous than the royal architect who reared it most to Exchange Place, ud Wail. A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF electoral votes. Anybody cai vote as for at the door, in the broad banner of warm yel-

lowreleased from ber engagement, but giving no 'Oh, Johnny,' said a nervous mother, An instance in point was the marriage in street almost to Broadway, down it al

Gent's Furnishing Goods ! SHELF HARDWARE. Congressmen for electors, for their choice. light, streaming from within. reason for the change in her affections.' When 'do have syme pity on my poor head Council Bluffs yesterday of Sandy,ofii Geo. most to William street, an J some dis-tanceSo in "Come in! the letter was received by tbe soldier in camp Can't you play without shouting so?' up Nassau street, while from al-

mostwill be counted occordingly. right in, my boy right You're andThey whoseMelville, swindling games greaterhe was utterly confounded. He had never Poor Johnny drew up the tape reins every window in the neighbor-hoodHats. Caps and Valises! LAMPS, IN GREAT VARIE.Y, other States. When these votes reach Wash-

ington

as welcome as the first flewers in spring. and his marvelouswritten any but words of kindness and affec-

tionwith which he was driving two chairs crimes, frequent escapes ap wared the faces of interested

they are counted by the Senate, in the Here's Aunt Sarah waiting to kiss you; aren't to ber, and why she should treat him so tandem, and called out in n loud, hoarse from death by bullet and halter, have made spectators, and even up the steps of theJust AND CHEAP I and you, eh? cruelly was more than he could tell He grieved ' him famous throughout tbe entire West. Be-

witchedReceived. presence of the House of Representatives, whisper: 'Get up ho!' Hut at Duuoings tne great tnrang pressed anaGOOD GOODS at FAIR PKICES. it is then declared who has been elected Presi-

dent

Frank found himself in warm, motherly for some months over his disappointment, and length, finding little pleasure in this by tbe strange fatalities that have al-

ways urged.Nearly opposite St. Clair Ho 1, at last lett the army and went to California to followod the man, discovering some goodT. CLAISVILLE, OHIO SuClalrarlUe, Oppealte Treaaarer'a OJBce.T and Vice President of the United States arms, and laughing and joking, was escorted "rough it," and, if possible, forget his sorrow. suppressed amusement, he threw down points that gleamed out of his dark career of

Febl0.1S7&. for the next four years. The following is to the parlor, where four young girls were sit-

tingHere he remained until a few months ago, his reins, and, laying his hand on his crime, and admiring in him those very quali-

ties bellesThe

ofReading

this(Pa.) Eagle says : Two

homebreut, said, with a long breath : 'O that have made him an outcast in society, city lately camein apparent ready welcome. when he unexpectedly received a letter fromarticle 12 of the Constitution. It explainsan unknown source. It was the dying con-fession

mother, its full of noise in here, and it a woman has followed him, often with her from Philadelphia shorn of their wealthWOOD the modut operandi of the Electoral College: "What! have I four cousins? Judge, you've of an old comrade, who had caused all hurts me to keep it in ! Don't ail little presence and always with ber love, and yester-

dayof raven tresses. After they bad taken

The electors sliall meet in their respective got the best of me. I had no idea my courage the trouble and on his death-be- had confessed boys make a noise when they play V she sealed the compact existing between n all the points at the big show andStates and vote by ballot for President and was to be put to such a test." that he had got hold of the lovers' letters and Ves, Johnny, I believe they all do,' them by marrying him under most humiliating had made many purchases, before theyWall Paper, PUMPS Vice President, one of whom at least shall not "Indeed you needn't think you are so blessed destroyed them, sending others of his own replied the laiy. circumstances. knew it they had spent all their monbe an inhabitant of the same State with them-selves;

as to four cousins. These manufacture to the lady in this city. He had 'Oh, then, de.ir mother,' cried John-ny

To those who have not the prior knowledge ey, and what was worse, had lost theirthey shall name in their ballots the possess pretty ere palmed off his writing by copying tbe original, in whining tones, 'please to let uie of him. Sandy will be remembered by the peo-

plereturn excursion tickets. They bad no

Widow Sbades, Mats, Wth all valable Improvements, llnlms. and person to be voted for as President; and they all you need lay claim to Maud and Ida, my lie being an excellent penman, this was not a be a little hoy !' of this community by his attempt, hi con-

nectionfriends in Philadelphia and no time tochambers of HEAVY TUBE COPPER, etc. etc. shall make distinct lists of all persons voted two These other two young difficult matter. When the confession was We will join Johnny heartily in with Clinton, to swindle an old man by write to Reading. They therefore reOur macula luring facilities are unsurpass poorHugs and Table Coers. ed, our atockeand assortment LARE and for as President, and of all such persons voted ladies are Miss Florence and Irma Cloudesly fully authenticated the man at once started for this Please, mothers, let your selling him a lot of spurious gold coins in ex solved to make a raise; so they skipped

price will be made to WUIT THE TI.MHM. Try for as Vice President, and of the number of 'Laurelton' this city to find his first and only love. By a while change for greenbacks. It will be rememDered away into a barber shop and struct: avisiting assistHouse Furnishing Goods, the !" Pnronand teal llamerila. Ask for It votes for each, which list they shall sign and to in entertaining few inquiries after reaching the city he learned sons be little boys they may. that the men were both arrested and were tried for their back hair. The shav-erbargainthat baa life'sItat yonr Hardware store, snd see you." Time is bringing on apace toils

above trade-mar- k. ORDERS may be sent to certify, and transmit sealed to the seat of her residence, and, better still, that she. like before the United State Cornmissioaer at Coun-cil ottered $3.75 each for what they had.

WKAFTON PUMP CO., UraAsa. W. Ta. In government of tbe United States, directed to After such an informal introduction the ice himself, bad remained unmarried. He made and cares. Let them have a free and Bluffs, and "Sandy" sentenced to five years'A lanrer stock and creater variety than eafl be quiries aaq remittances tnvariauiy vn the President of the Senate. was immediately broken; and, before the haste to call upon her, and, to his surprise, dis-

coveredhappy childhood, that when your imprisonment in the Iowa Penitentiary. In a short time they were nicely shorn,

fonnd In any other establishment in this cityAp lita 60S Commerce Bt FhUa., Fa The President of the Senate, in presence of little circle-brok- e the ring on her finger where he had heads are low in the grave they nny While awaiting trial, or rather while being con-

ductedand thus they were able to get back to

and at prices lower than offered for many merry up that night Frank placed it fourteen yesrs before. A few words point back to thofe days and say, e to the Justice's Court for the prelimi-nary

their native land.the two Houses of shall count tbeyean. Peraona going, to hnnaekeeplng can '

Congress caught himself eternally offering congratula-tions

of explanation made them as near and dear to were happy children, for there was 1 examination, Sandy attempted to escapeave money by giving ua a call. - RcmoTal-20- 0 PJanos & Organs rotes, Ad the person Jiaving: tbe . greatest to himself that he had come to "Laurel-

ton;"each other as ever, and, to out a long story wavs sunshine where our mother as.' from the officer in two different instances, and Nearly a million dollars' worth of

number of vote for President, "if such num short, it was arranged that they should lie was shot at and hi', by tbe officer, in tbe latter cod liver oil will go to Britain from,HARBOUR & DITTiyiAN, at Manufacturers prices. The subscribers will and the is to take case being wounded so Dsxuy trial it was re-

portedNewfoundland

cell tbelr entire stock ot Plaaoa and Organs, ber be a majority of the whole number of "Pretty girls of course they are pretty, all married at once, wedding T n. t'llifnriii.i cereal cron this vear thj year. The bu.atnew and aaeead hand. abeet annate, moale electors appointed, "'shall be President, 'and if of place the present weeK at one or our ciiy ii i o . ....in that necouia not recover. . .As these will b 1,250,000 gallons. ;

143 MAIN STREET. booaa, at,d merehendtse, at very sear eost them," he soliloquized mentally, as he care-

fullychurches. The happy coujih; will start ui once

W. VA. prices for easb. DURING SEPTEalBEK prevV no gocb- - person hrve snoh . majority, then arranged his white neck-ti- e, one bright, for the Centennial. which has becu made ol it. 1 he sur-- tne wonw who has at last married him grew The DifflUr of Centennial envelopesWHEEL1TG, ona to removal M their raw aiore 40 East .'from the persons having the highest number,1 plus of wheat available for expott will tue stronger, and aba haunted the jaillike a issued by the Postoffice Departmsat upmaZ7tf St. DNION SQUARE. Oct. leu liluar merry morning, one month after he had cometrated14th clreulara MallaO. Agenta Wanted. H pe-dal

not exceeding three, on the list of those voted be lully 800,000 ton Tne cuormoj.i specter, finally gaining tbe permission of tbe to date is about nine million. The is-suingindoeamenia td lh Trade. ' HORACE fiat Presidentthe

to the farm house. An nvi nt of a hunilmrl Chicago fami-lies

aggregate Is illiifr-itiv- of axta ordinary, ohirer, she entered and nursed aim through of these envelopes will ba discon-tinuedVs C 3 (OH per day, at borne.

CaWmaoitACtlBam pies w or WATE4S 4 iON(4iaootaeturers and Dealera. u House !bf Kepresent'-tive- i . "There's Maud, with her matchless grace if prtppt'ctirig In Flotldi for a enterpri ', as well us vast pnnlu tive the hours whea his life was despaired of, and at as soon, as the Centennial Exhi-

bitionI free. Address nBcBadwy,New.YoEa c C haH choose Immediately, by ballot, whea the stern decree of toe law,last, interpo '

-- Portlandatinae. apjs7Siey and her stately dignified manner. She should capacity. ... closes. - - i