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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOK.
- UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE

"a,
on the petition Of LAyINIA L. BARTLETT,
adminisfratrx Of the estate Of Russell D. Bartlett
deceased, OF Bangor Maine, praying for the extern.
sion Of patent granted to the said Russell b.
Bartlett the l4th day Of March 1884, for an i'm
provement In Machines for making Shovel Han
dies, ior seven years from the expiration Of said
pstent which takes place on the l4th day Of March
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard u
the Patent Once on MONDAY, the I'd day OF
March next, at II O'Clock M; and all persons are
notified to appear and show cause, II any they
have, why said petition ought not to be granted.
ds IN the Patent Once their objections, specially
set IN wrting st least frsay days before the
70 Dc ussd e = the said bearing must taken and
nee, which will be furnished en- application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon a. test.
mony must be Med In the ONCE treafy days before
the day Of heasins; the Ornaments, X any, within
ordered, also, that this notice. be pub,,shed in
the Republican and in the Intellieencer, ashing.
ton, r. o., and In the WhfR, Bangor. Maine, once
week for three successive weeks the first OF said
Ss dss 81 70 Dc at least x dsys to
szwSw commissioner Of Patents.
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LOST AND FOUND.

Clio REWARD-LOST IN BALTIMORE
~ A BOY, named FRANK RONELLA; ne
IS about ii years OF age, had on a coat with
hood sttac he'd; plays the fiddle on his knee The
finder will receive the above reward and expenses
apon returning him to POS street north Wash
ingtoT, ID g. NICOLA RoMAGNARO. l-2ts
I OST-A MEMORANDUM BOOK No use To
- any Que but the owner. Please return 10 No
49l 9Th ST., and get q suitable reward ia3
OST-Day before yesterday, on 9TH street be-
IL tween ID ana r, on +. between 18th and 5tb
SITS, a pair of GOLD SPECTACLES. in q silver
case The finder will be most literally rewarded
by leaving them at 4c6 street north, between
9Th and 9th. ja2- St.
TAKEN UP ESTRAY on the oath ultimo a
BR1NDIE cow; two hind legs white and
tail bite half way; star in forehead The owner
charges, and take her away. 80
ANDREW WALKER,
near Fort Bunker Hill,
Ja2-St' Bladensburg Read
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A G ID
since the great decline in DRESS GOODS, we
were induced 10 purchase very largely at auction.
particularly Of such goods as handsome DRESS
SILKS. Byons SILK MANTILLA VELVETS,
handsome LONG SHAWLS and various other sx-
rensfve goods, equally desirable, and we now find
ourselves with much larger stock of them OF hand
than we have had at this season for any years,
and, being DESTROYS of reducing stock previous to
taking inventory, we have determined to make
deduction Of 10 osHf. on all cash sales until the
18th OF February, and we wish il distinctly under
stood, that make this reduction for the pal
of rs-lzing the money for them, and that il any Of
our customers wish goods charged to them that
they will be charged at the regular price without
discount; and we would respectfully state that
hereafter bits will all be rendered on the first
Of every month for settlement, and hope that our
customers will not object to the change In our
terms, having but price, AND that marked in
pioIR figures, are compelled to mark our goods
low they can be purchased else where 70, "a ST.
and consequently we need the money in order TO
make our purchases to the best adva ntage
w. NJ SINISTER BRO.
de 80 d2tif6eo6t No. 3s Market Space.
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NJ l. CT URE
US Will be delivered at
MEIZER0TT HALL
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT

ON WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT,
The Sth instant, by
CAPTAIN C. DUNCAN,
OF New York. adistinguished navigator, late com
mandeT of steamship Qua ker City on the great
excursion last summer to the Mediterranean and
its various seapOrts.
THIS LECTURE
Recently delivered at New York and Brooklyp In
, crowded audiences.)
VIII embrace n narration of the visit to thu
trlmea ami Palestine; incidents by sea and land
reception of the excursionists by
-. --....- - GAKlBALDI.
THE EMPEROR ALEXANDER. AND ROYAL
FAMILY OF RUSSIA,
And highly interesting account of the wanderinps
of the party IN the
HOLY LAND.
~ The Lecture will be iIIu' tratei by Large
Map Drawn by Barnard, the Artist and Traveller
Doors Of Hall open at 7 o'clock.
Lecture 10 commence az quarter before eight
clock.
Admission Fitty Cents
Reserved Seats Twenty-Five Cents Extra; for
sale only at MetZerOtt1s; Tickets also at Ballan-
y Philip Solomon 3, Blanchard & Mohun's
and the Hotels. ia4-3t
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DR. LE"IEa DAYS. ISx DENTAL AssocIA-
No. $50 PENN'A AVE-
Between 18th and 18th streets


TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
No charge will be made for extracting where Ar
thcial Teeth are inserted, although the
patient will be required to pay for theSN
surgical operation when performed, which >S-EO
VIII be deducted when the Teeth are made The
Association is now prepared to make Teeth on
Gold. Silver and Rubber at New York. Philadel.
phia and Boston prices. All persons wishing den
tai work done can have ii as cheap in the above
named cities. All work will be done in the neatest
and best manner, and warranted to give entire
satisfaction. Persons will do we'll to cal and eN
anime our work before getting il elsewhere jy Is
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DENTISTRY,

hENT1STRY.-Dr. NJ. LOOMS, at No, 3Ss
~ Penna, avenue, attends to all branch
es pertaining to the dental profession *
Cleft Palates and Maiformations of the OIm
mouth remedied with the skill OF long expe-
rience. de 5-3m-
hR. MERRILL,
u DENTIST,
No. $40 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
All operations performed pertaining tolI10
the AIT OF DENTAL SURGERY &C Pom
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DRY GOODS, 10.
III PEG CENT. OFF
~ FOR CASH.

III PEG CENT. OFF
~ FOR CASH.
We are now making q deduction Of ten per cent
on the denar for cash all sales, large small
In order TO reduce large stock OF goods and eb
tain the money Tor them previous TO taking stock
next month, and all sant OF any kind OF DRY
GOODS. will do we'll TO call aud m AXE ex ANNA
Non of goods and prices, as the deduction extends
osil classes OF z, eds, from spool OF cotton up.
One price only, Marked in plain figures
VIM. NJ. sHtSTER I BRO.
Ja25if No. IS Market space.
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- FIRST COOPERATIVE BUIIDING
ASSOCIATION

=. me regular Monthly meeting will be held on
MoNDAI EVENING, January 9th, 1853, in Po-
nue. South Washington. w
stock holders can pay their dues previous TO the
night 81 meeting to either the Treasurer or Secra-
try Iressurers once, esrner Maryland avenue
anu Htn street, South Washington. Secretary .
site Centre Market N' oPp'
Certificates ready for distribution
Parties who have subscribed for Stock and have
Dot pald mp, are requested to give the same imme-
di ate attention.
The hall will be open on the night of meeting at
6o'clOek for the reception of dues
BY order Of the Board.
g. R THOMPSON,
ia w II sam Rep. Secretary
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NJ MOTTO E.
S BOWERS 4 ALBERS.

(late J. A SHAFFIELD ( COL
Ice Cream Manufactures and Confectioners
$50 18th street, between X street and Mass ave-
have Just received large stock of French Con-
feetoneries Fancy Boxes, Toys, etc, suitable for
christmas presents.
Parties, Weddings, Fairs, etc furnished with
enable terms.
Give us a call desam-
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PERSONAL.

M lss BkissEY desires % inform 49, n .,s.
l'h sne the paniIc a." geBcrsiiy that ne D. D..
pared % 90 crts-mskilg in all So b~anrr..
Plesee spply az northeast corner Mass A. -
9Th streets. a. .
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~ FRENCH CONFECTIONERY

|" FRENCH CONFECTIONERY
~
L s. YsTER SALOON
JOSEPH ii. SHAFFTELD, No. 246 Pennsylya-
MA avenue between 18th and 18th streets respect
FULLY announces TO his customers and the mn blic
that he Is now prepared to furnish Oysters in su.
per1or style. Also, Coffee. Tea. and GhOcolate
Parties: Weddings, and Families furnished with
choice Cakes Ice Creams, p sstry and all articles
, uerial and at the shortest notice oc +. I'm
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ibr y, egI,isr monthly meeting will take pIara n,
mkpNtrDA1 ENENlNG. Jsnuarv sfh
- 81 the mansion Of Nj -srs. StOsch and KasssI
3 cted 70 be present 10Y "ie"OeF is eX-
AT u urS,E
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ile- ana 6entirmrn wishing 10 Join the class
i M OsTnan' viii meet On THURSDAY ptYf
S'h- a, p m az the Academy
~ az Respecffulfy- L. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-14
SALES AT AUCTION.


uCrIoN SALE OF LUMBER AND coALyARD. &c
hWil be sold at public auction Al Portcheser Wesfches
ter county New York onsaturday. February 10 sos ~ II
O'clock A. NJ on the premises, at Lyons Point, fortcnes
ter tina entire stock OF Lumber, COAL Hardware ana buiid
Ing Materials & sontanei Ia she lumber ana coal yard
and store recently occupied by the late William L. bush A.
Lyons Point, Portchesier. -,
The Stock is large and well assorted and A. will be
offered for sale in entire lot splendid opportunity
afforded TO make investment Ia profitable business
The Stock will be SOLD with the prvlege 70 the
Point at . price to be named -
For further particulars apply TO AMHERST WIGHT, Jr,
lis Broadway. room ~. Now York, or 10 JOHN ~ Lyon
AMHERST Whit. JR., Administrator. &c.
A LUKE FITZGERALD. AVCTIoNEER, WILL
a. set at public auction this day (Friday February ~
At IL o'clock. all the magnificent Household Furniture con
tanned In the large Ave story residence y West Eighth
street lOnton Iace) Sixth avenue The Furniture
the house consists OF fine seven and half octave
made 70 order for the present owner at the cost o.
two elegant Paror Suis two Sofas two Arm Chairs eight
oval back Side Chairs two Reception do covered In french
san brocatc green and od and crimson and gold; two
lined with satnwocd mirror and back, with Gne
French Ornaments; French Plate, Pier and Manel Mrors
Velvet BRUSSELS and Ingram Carpets Turkish Lounges and
Chairs Corner aud Booksands real Lace and Nottingham
Stans Cornces and Bands Shades and Chandeliers fine
~ ,sntings and Engrsyngs Bronze Clocks and Figures
ported Paris for the present rosewood Bed
n burean. washstands Commodes do finished In
Vii SOFAS Chair Rockers Extension Table, black walnut
6nnet Chars, Fretch China Tea and Dinner Sets. Cut
anu Iape spoons Knives and Forks and other articles
700 numerous 70 mention Servants and Kitchen Furni-
ure Ice BOZ ac Sale positive rain shine. NJ BCar.
men ID attendance 10 pack or ship goods.
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At JOHNSTON a VAN TAssELf,s.
IA (Late Miner A 9ornervfile,eN

"A Late Miner 4 Somervie's),
liz East Jhir,eenth Areet, near Fourth avenue
Auction sale OF Horses Carriages WAGONS harness and
everything in the horse line cherry Tuesday and Friday
MessrS. JOHNSTON VAN TASsELL stand at tho
head of the horse auction business In this city; no Jockey
rely upon the most strict impartial Justice Every
thing the horse line at private at esae prices
Down town Office 62 Liberty street, between Broadway
CATALOGUE OF ro-DAy's SALE.
Sorrel Horse, about ~ hands years. very coupe or
road horse trotted last summer Fashion track In 3
minutes; kind In all harness Of the finest
horses in the city and Is warranted perfectly sound
Two seat top Wagon, made by irst class maker.
Light top Buggy In good ORDER and single double
Brown Pony, Is hands sycas kind in all harness. stands
without tying tr0ts In minutes
Buckssin Horse 15N hands, years. kind all harness
can trot In 3:l5 sure sound and true
CUTTER SLEIGH, IN GOOD ORDER
Bay Mare years old Kind In ALL 10 hands high can trot
in 2:45 and warranted sound.
Top Buggy In good order.
Lady franklin, roam tr0ttirg Mare, trot In Z: A.
Brewster trottng Wagon and OF class single Har.
ness, Blankets &c. being the establishment Of sporting
gentleman who is going abroad.
Bay Mare years. IL hands, kind in all harness. trot
IN minutes and is with foa by Hableonan horse that
QUEEN PBAETON. NEW.
An elegant Turnout comprising Basket Phaeon built by
Adams Cone, with platform springs and In perfect order
together with bay Pony bands years. of gentle blood
sound and true; also single and one double Harness.
Bay Mare, l5H hands 6years. kind all harness.
minutes stylish and spir ted and warranted sound
true.
sorrel Mare bz hands, years, kind all harness. trots
Buekskin Mare Is hands, years. kind, and true
number Of other Horses. top and top Wagons Har-
ness, &C., &c Descriptions in catalogue
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Eoa SAVANNAH, aA.-xURRAYs LINE. EVERY
From pier 10 Eust river foot of Wall street.
The favorite steamships
LEO, Capt Dearborn, tuesday. February ~.
CLEOPATRA, Capt rhilips, russday February 70,
For freight or passage apR,,yy I vv,,,.
81 and "a South street.
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ls0RsEs. CARRIAGES, sc.

TX CENTS PAIR WILL BE PAID FOR LIVE
Twenty-frst street.
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AuCTIoNEER,
family and farm stock.

-JUHN e. VAIDEWATER, AuCrIoNEER, =
BY auction this day, at I'm, prompt
Celebrated fast trottingparc SIX Stockings, lb high
dam; sound and kind; car beat 40
East uong horse Ioa White. sired by Harry Clay
raseo ~ orange county, spirited driver rot In 240
Fine family pay Horse pun, Morgan stock, 5Is hands,
yepprs; Warranted sound and lind trot in minutes
Black trotung Pony Tom Thumb, Black Hawk stock, 10
hands years spirited Ind syllsh will rot In minutes
splendid saddle warranted sound
Mahogany bay Hambleonian Colt ISL, high wears out
o tho ougnnred Iast traveller. warranted every
Bay Hambletonian and Abdalah Mare, 1856 hands,
years, very gentle and kind fne family animal
Also several other valuable Horses Wagons Sleighs,
Robes, Harness, &c.
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"a FRANCIS BUTLER, No. Peck slip. Buffers rnfai-
ble Mango Cure and Flea Exermnator rs cents Buffers
rev work. 81 Ferrets cheap
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A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
IA sale.Medicines for all diseases Prepared food for
knocking birds at B. DoyEys, Nos AID Greene street.
cor Canal
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ITO BE Soal9 THIS DAY AT vANDEwATERs,
tive BY auction a. Duane street at IL NJ, prompt POSI-
SIX "a without he celebrated fast trong mare
Fair Ia white hind feet troied at onondaga County
chased all 20 z;5I win9 Ing easily there pur
newer q private gentlemen road PURPOSES and hs.
mosi esnte public since she hone OF tho finest and
otman ons the best bred horses the stste and Ham,
ole.onan Is perfectly sound and Klhd without
sp1t OF plems hand beat eco wagon any day
sod by order Of executor 10 close estate. BY J. L.
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DAZZLE FOR THE TRoTTING HORSE FLORA WILL
IL come on at L. r. Burns. Washington Hotel 10 West
Fourth street Fob a. Dss Rafe for chances Saturday
evening Feb. 10. lie on deck
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A ARoN CLAFLIN 4 CO.,
"A 50 and 81 vesey street.
THIS DAY tFRIDAY), FrB H.
at l01f O'Clock A. M,
VERY LARGE AND CHOICE SELECTION
Of
BOOTS AND SHOES
for
SPRING TRADE,
comprising assortment adapted wants Of Southern,
Western or city buyers,
including the various styles OF Mems Womon's Boys,
Youths Misses and chidens work. TO which the attention
Of the trade Is invited.
JAMES NJ. MILLER. Auctoneer
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SrEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
~ secraEe, S15 currency cabin at the lowest rates
nnESsEAskA ...... .....Wednesday, February u 1898
MiNNESOTA. Wednesday February H. 1905
DrAs payable any part OF England ireland and Scot
land current rates Of exchange. Apply ~ THOMPs0Ns
PAssa9e once. ~ Broadway.
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yUM. ~. GRIFFITH, 1856 FULTON STREET, OFFER,
w for sale splendid stock OF new and second han,
Tables reasonable prcee Call and before pur
chasing elsewhere. N BAH OF the different make era
patent humbug cushions for sale al - cents a SET
w ANTED TO BUy-Two GOOD SECOND HAM
w Tables, slate beds; w. H. 0rinlths preferred, AID
dress for two days X. r., Herald Office.
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COPARTyERsHIPs.

DARTNER wANTED-wIrH A CASH CAPITAL OF
So 600. in established well paving wholesale bust.
uess, take the place OF retiring partner Address
thomas, Herald Office.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

A LARGE SECOND HAND SAFE wANTED-AD.
N dress >. ". A Co. Herald Office.
vUANTED-ro BUY OUT PARTY IN DRY GOODS
wv store: thorouphfare must be good cash mt
Rent OF store about Scyper month, Address, stating full
particulars, y. y, Herald Once
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VIM Writers. AuCTIoNEER SELLS THIS DAY,
w at O'Clock. At tt Canal street. large and
valuable Of Household Furniture, &C.,
Tor suits French plated sIrrors marble TOP Tables hs.
suts Hair Mattresses Feather Beds, Bedding, Lounges
wsrdrobes Bookcase Chairs China Glass silyerwsre,
ntuc Desks Chairs Carpet stoves Cock: Letter Press;
from large house; olelo,hs, Rugs, Mate Stair Rods,
Druggets. &c.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-10-28

Address OF the Central DEM
ocratic Club to the Demo-
cratic Party of South Caro-
lima.
FELLow-C1T1zENs: The election
for President and Vice-President
of the United States is now close
at hand. The great principles in
volved in the contest the magni-
tude of the interests at stake, and
tho influence which this State
may havo on the result, make this
a proper occasion to lay before
you a brief address.
The tendency and purpose of
the radical party, as manifested in
words and acts, arc the absorption
of the liberty of the individual !;
the destruction Of States the
subversion Of the Constitution,
and the erection upon the ruins
of individual and public liberty, a
grand, grinding, con solid tied
despotism. Already it has made
ra,5d ssriJks i tkas direction.
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NO a..

in April last, recognized them, un.
der the previous action of the
State, as an integral element in
the body polit;c-and expressed
it's willingness, when in power, to
enfranchiso them to the extens
which the public veal and their
own good might warrant. The
position then taken by the Con.
vention, and which was announced
to the people Of the State and the
country, is now re-afirmed.
We beg you to remember that
the Democratic party Of the State
was not organized for the purpose
merely of supporting the nomi-
nees of the party, bat for higher
purposes and more enduring ends
1t is possible that our present
leaders may be defeated, but our
principles will survive. The lib
erty of the individual, the being
and welfare Of States, the Consti-
tuition Of the United States and a
Federal Union under it, are oh.
jects worthy Of patleace and en-.
during efforts. In the success We
hope for, our organization will be
mos: useful; and in case Of defeat
it will become essential. We there
fore desire to impress upon you
the necessity of preserving INTACT
and in full energy the admirable
organizations of the Democratic
party Of South Carolina. -7- 1>'@
WADE HAMPTON. '@s
Chairman Executive Committee.
J. D. POPE,
J. P. THOMAS,
| F. W. McNASTER,
". NJ. SHANNON,
S. MCGOWAN, -..s.....;
JAMES CHESNUT, "a
Chairman Auxiliary Committee.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-10-28

Infamous Attack On the Women Of the South.
In a recent article addressed 10 Radical
speakers and cansassers the Raleigh
Standard says: -
Bot wherever slse you work don't for
~, to work among the women. The
Confcderacy wouldn't have lasted D. year
if it hadn't been for item. One good rebel
WOMAN IL worth dozen rehel neR. Go
after the wonsn then. They will make
their husbands aud their lovers shout for
Grant aad Colfax until they are hosrse,
if you will manage to replace some of the
diamond Rugs and lsces Frauk Blair stole
from them when he was here. And don's
hesitate to throw your arms around taeir
8ecks now aud then, when their sfiils-
bands are not around, and give them q
good---.. They all Ike it, and the
Yankeer you sre the better it 'takes.
Our experience vita female rebs is, that
with all their sins they have q vast
amount OF human nature, aud only want
to have it appreciated TO be the most low
ing creatures imaginable Scalswags and
carpet t-baggers! don't fail.. therefore, as
you canvass the State TO look aftez the
women. You are slI good looking and
tbeY know it, but iih the native mod
esty, ike sweet New England girls, they
like to ts approached first. Don't bs
afraid Of their eJes-;hey glare hke
young isopa.ls by daylight, but ander
tue moon 10 blue d,ath stricken fa~R's
is half so tender ur half SO deep. Don't
read Judge Pesrsun's letter to them, but
give .hem By.o" and Shelly in. volumes.
and you will have them 10 your arns, II
not In Jour party, 10 less than week" !"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-10-28

Another railway across the Alps,
besides that by way of Mount Co
mis-, will soon be in operation. The
third section Of the road by way Of
the simploa, was opened on Sep
tember 9Th. This route, it is as
serted, will form the high road to
India, since it will terminate In
the heel Of the boot-shsped-
pepsnsular of Italy, at Brindisi, the
most convenient port for travellers
bound for the Isthmus of Suez.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-10-28

A traveller in Virginia, a few
days ago, stopped at i house oc'
cupied by two ladies only. In
the night he heard a noise and
went to the head of the stairs
A negro head appeared, and he
shot it.. Another and he shot that,
then going down stairs he found
a negro in; tho ladies room, and
after shooting him had leisure to
examine and End that both girls
lay with their throats cut.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-10-28

It is said there is a Yankee in
Springfield, Massachusetts,, who
rides every day in the omnibus
and always sits near the forward.
end, so as to pass up the fare of his
fellow passengers. Each one gives
him Il 1o-cent piece, but hegives the
driver instead ticket,>whieh, a.
he buys tben IN quantities. ecst#
him nins cents,