The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-03-11
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EXPERIMENTS.

Prot. Blot has blotted cut.
Bishop Stevens is convalescent.
Paoli, Kansas, supports new pa
per-
Mining is reviving at Central City.
Brown, the founder of Omaha, is
dead,
Gold has been discovered in Frank
lin, Georgia.
Barnum on Temperance is the la
test lecture card.
Gen. Joe Hooker is recovering his
health at Rome.
Palsey Shepard and Barney Aaron
are in training for mill.
Cotton growers are rejoicing at the
advance in the staple.
The Southern Indiana tobacco
crop is now ready for market.
The National Cemetery at Nash
vile is nearly completed.
London has twenty-nine emo thor
oughfares," or private streets.
The rolling mills of Chattanooga
Tenn are all in operation.
The Mobile and Ohio Railroad is
to be supplied with rails from En-
land.
Charles Kean the actor is to have
a monument at Westminster Abbey.
The new Albany Journal says that
amercy to johnson is cruelty to the
State"
Shooting unarmed negroes contin-
ues to be the prevailing sport in Ten
ncssee.
The Dale creek bridge on the
Union Pacific road is 1000 feet long
and 211 feet high.
Mobile has six Andrew Johnsons
who voted at the last municipal cleo
ton. We pity Mobile.
Dan Rice holds a pew in every
church of Girard He takes multi
tude of ways to get to heaven.
Africa has King with three humid
red wives and seven hundred children
and both still increasing.
Nine years ago Horace Greeley Wis
tied the West. He is out there again
lecturing on what he then said.
Gen. Sherman said in Cincinnati
recently "Gen. Grant is right, sir !;
Gen. Grant is right in this matter"
"ELEornIoIrY," said the scientific D.,
travels faster than light" Yes" said til,
reflective B 1T is easier to shock than tc
instruct"
The hotel rooms in Chicago are
bel 1g taken up in advance for th'
days of the forthcoming National Con
vention.
! A bald Journalist in a neighborinl
CITY offers one thousand dollars for {
tale so tragical as to make his hal
stand on end.
Singular to say, the trains of tn
Union Pacific Railway have not beef
delayed one hour this winter by tn
snow.
Gen. Chambers of Louisville, ha'
a daughter presented to him last wcel
on his seventy-fourth birthday. Some
thing to be proud Of
Boston has French male modist
who fits ladies with garments at a fash
ionable dreasmaking establishment
The hub is progressive.
1t is disputed whether the rich Nor
Gus mines belong to Colorado or Me-
Mexico, a difference arising from tn
want of a defined parallel.
The New York C Constitutional Con
vention voted yesterday to submit tn
question of negro suffrage separated
at the election on the new constitr
ton.
Brooklin pickpockets operate at fl
neraIs. While hot tears are streamiD
! over the cheeks ofthe mourners, the
steal the contents Of their pockets.
Prof George Comfort, of Alleghen
College, in consequence of the inabil
ty of the College to pay his salary, hi
/! been allowed leave of absence for OF
year. Poor Comfort!
A landlady in Buffalo left lart
fortune to young gentleman boarde
because he never said her vituals wei
y wretched, her butter strong or her tt
weak.
Two members of the Chicago Boal
of Trade had dispute; they repaire
to an alley to have settlement wit
revolvers; bystanders interiered an
prevented bloodshed.
A philosopher has divided hums
beings into two classes, benefactorsar
maletactors. He should have said j
borers aud loafers. To the one v
owe all that is good, theother all tn
is evil. What the one does the 9th
undoes.'
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