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Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-12-11

TnE Following Singular relationship
exists in a Eamily now living in Kontue-
ky A father and son married two sis.
ters, and took their mother to board with
them. The father aud wife have q
daughter; the son and wife.a son. These
are the relationships: one great-grand-
mother, two grand mothers, one grand
father two fathers, three mothers, three
sons, three daughters, three auuts, two
uncles, one nephew, one niece, three sis
ters, two brothers, two cousins, two hus-
bands, two wives. two mothers iu-law,
two sons law.
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AN AMUSING INCIDENT a
recent revival not a thousand miles from
this city an amusing incident occurred
which illustrates the power Of political
principles even in matters of religion,
and shows that with some persons pray
er is Of no account unless it Is Of the
right stripe politically. At a certain
stage of the proceedings it was custom
ary for the minister to leave the pulpit,
mingle with his hearers and endeaVor to
prevail upon the unconverted, by per-
suasion, to pray for a change of heart,
etc. On this occasion, while exhorting
one after, another, with various success,
he appealed to young man whose knowl-
edge of Webster was either limited or
slightly confused, or both, with
My young friend, have you prayed
tonight for the salvation Of your immor-
tai soul2' .- 'r
No, sir, answered the youth with a
penitent tone and downeast look.
"Do you not desire to offer up thanks
for the many mercies you have already
received by divine favor ?"
" Yes, but I don't know how" hesi-
tatingly answered the youth.
" But my dear doy, you can repeat
the publican's prayer, can't you?' ask
ed the minister gravely.
" No, sir, was the emphatic response,
" Tn Democrat, and d-n the repuJH-
cans"
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-12-11

A.DOUBT EXPRESSED. .-One Sabbath
afternoon a Sunday school teacher oh.
served two boys playing at marble by
the rOadside. He stopped, told them
how wicked it was and succeeded in
perpsuading the worst one to accompany
him to sceooL E The lad was decidedly a
fast youth, of about eight years. In the
class among other things, the teacher
told him that God made this beautiful
world and all that was in it we must
thank him for the good things we enjoy.
He gives us food and our clothes.
"DOes he give my clothes, too n ask
cd the lad.
q" Yes; he givrs US everything"
" Now thar where you get your
eyes shut up for man made these trows
ers out Of dads old ones n -ssl-1t.a
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1 TIE following is copy Of aoertif-
cate given by newly elected Justice Of
the Peace in Euscaloosa County, Ala
hama "North Port, October, 1907
Know all men by these presents that
Tom Smith and Peggy Jones arc here
by certified to 90 together through NJ
Raccoon precincts, and do as old folks
does, and when my commission comes
I'm to marry 'em good, aud date 'em
beck to kiver accidents.
Signed J. ?.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-12-11

ARGUMENT for feminine suffrage
Women will never be Que sided politici-
ans, becau-e they are IN favor Of all
parties.
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ed with every detail at the time, do not
seem to have been denied. Race horses
Of the present day, however, it is certain,
cannot accomplish such marvels, to what
ever reason-such as being run too
young, whereas Childers and Eclipse
did not appear in public until five years
old-their inferiority may be ascribed,
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The Alexandria State Journal of Mon
day evening contains the following:
GILLISG.-Although the fishing season has
past, yet small amount Of shad arrive daily al
our wharyes and supply the demand for home
consumption. These shad are caught by gill
nets, which are 1oated In the river below and
bring from $3.50 to SIS per hundredi the trade
however, is quite light
STREET TO BE LAID 0Ur.-In accordance with
recent order Of the City Council, Montgomery
street. which passes near the canal basin, and In
the rear Of "Colross," Is to be surveyed and
staked out early next month. This Is the last.
established street in the northern section Of the
town.
REGISTRATION 0PENED.-The Board Of Regis.
tration began operation In this county at the
Court House this morning, and up to tho time
We 80 to press the registration Of the voters Of
the Third ward has been proceeded with.
HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY There will be
a meeting Of colored citizens at Slaby's school
house on Thursday evening next, to form q
hook and ladder company.
The Ga=eIe Of tho same date has the follow
ing:
ACADEMIA little grandchild of Captain W.
B. Price accidentally rolled out Of the bed on
which II was sleeping. on Friday night last and
unfortunately DEDICATED its shoulder by the
all.
Bow Stove IN-The schooner W. l.. Hean,
II Baltimore, ran into what is known as Gaze
iove's wharf this morning, and stove in her
cardboard bow.
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~ Notlce.-rhs pAmr NArIoNAL RsrunLIoL
" BEWARE OF DOGS,

Passing quietly through one Of the
back streets Of the city day or two since,
we were suddenly set upon by dog that
showed oil sorts Of ferocious intentions.
We had TO bestir ourselves with much
activity to keep him ut bay. By several
extra tlourishes OF our cane and a dexterous
application of the stick in the precise SPOT
where the dog ought to have been---he
avoided all our blows-we relieved our.
selves from the troublesome cur, and es.
capped unframed. We came back to our
Office mutterinp threats AGAINST all dops, and
especially against the police for allowing
these dangerous beasts to run at large.
We are not advised at this writing when
the dog law is in force nor as TO the precise
time when these canine nuisances are to
be curtailed lust behind the ears, or dis.
posed of as the law directs. Can anybody
tell what dogs are good for when compared
with the evil they do or NAV do? In our
iudrment the whole race should be exter-
minated. There should not be one left
they are Of no account, Of no value, and
the mischief they do far out-weighs all the
good ever done nv INV one or any dozen
of their tribe. The war Of determination
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Editorial and News Items.

The grand jury in Richmond, after
making more than fifty presentmsnts, adjourned.
The Southern Relief Committee Of San
Francisco have contributed to the cause up to
this time $74, 43O in gold.
In Navasola, Texas, jury has been en-
panelled consisting entirely Of cOlOred men
This is the FIRST instance Of the kind occurring in
this country.
The jury for the trial Of Surratt is CON-
posed Of some Of our most respected and high
minded and honorable citizens. They are all
mon in whom the community have implicit con-
| fdence.
In THE BILLIARD MATCH between Dion
| and Crowel, in Canada, Dion beat. The score
stood, Dion 1900, Crowel 800. The playing is
represented as not Of tho first order on either
side.
SOME BURGLARS attempted to rob the
railroad freight Office at Saratoga on Sunday
evening. They failed in the attempt Only
about So were in the safe, and this they did
not get.
IT is announced that petroleum oil has
been found a good substitute for coal in steam
navigation. It is said 1t will take about one
hundred barrels to fuel a steamer across the
Atlantic.
MAMMALIAN is to bel tried by a court
martial. He has requested permission to apply
to the Prussian Minister for counsel General
Diaz has forwarded the application to the par
tics addressed.
TIE Kentucky Military Institute closed
It's session on Thursday last There were on the
roll about one hundred and fifty cadets The
examination was very creditabls to both profess
sors and students.
REGISTRATION has commenced in Vir-
ginia. In one ward in Richmond 1877 whites
and l44 cOlOred have been registered. At one
precinct in the county only four voters were
in one day.
MONDAY was the anniv ersary of the bat
tic of Bunker Hill. All the people in Massa-
chusstts and in some other places who had any
banting to Hy kept their flags the livelOng day
undulating in tho breeze.
TIE Italian Parliament refuse to ratify
the arrangement by which loan was to DO ef-
fscted based upon the church property Of Italy
1uc ntBOthllOus WcIo mhuo win CoTthln IuIlb
bankers, but the project has failed.
The Indian troubles continue to grow
no better. but rather worse. Governor Hunt has
raised a number of volunteers, who are to be
mustered in for two months only. Gen. sher.
man needs more men, and he should have them,
and have them at once,
Hon. w. W. HIGBY has been nominated
for Congress in the Second district of California
M Highly is an able legislator, and gives his
whole attention to business. His constituents
and the whole country will have occasion to re-.
joce should BIO be returned
Il. II. GLASS, editor of the Lynchburg
Republican, was shot in the street of that town
on Monday by the sons of D. L. Booker. This
deed was perpetrated in consequence Of some
things that appeared in the paper rejecting
upon the character of Mr.. Booker.
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People Starving 10 Death in Nils
sissippi.

Starving unto death his happened in q
number of instances in central Mississippi
lately. The Kosciusko Chronicle says:
We regret to have to announce, on the
representation Of Rev. II. H. Shrock, that
two persons died in Leake County, near
the Alfalfa line, a few days since, from
had been living for several days upon
sassafras blossoms, roots and banks, in the
absence Of proper food and disease and
death ensued. AS soon as the condition
OF the family was known-and we under
stand it was family of ten persons-the
neighbors came forward with their contri-
buttons, and thus saved the balance of the
family from starvation.
We have no doubt there are many such
cases now in Attala, Leake, Neshoba and
Winston counties.