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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-26

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM FIRE ENGINE ''GEoR-
a1A.-The steam fire engine Georgia arrived
yesterday afternoon, by the South Carolina
Railroad, from Augusta. under the charge OF
delegation consisting Of Messrs. James Nc.
Laughlin, chairman; j. F. Kean, eng ineer, and
J. b. Bottom, j. J. Cohen, II. M. Levy, F. B.
Mccoy, Nv. Finch, s. Sailing; and Tom Hall,
colored watingman. AS soon as the platform
car containing the steamer approached the
Line-street depot, ''three hearty cheers for the
Georgia boys" filed the air. The delegation
nom the Phoenix, the hosts Of the visiting
company, soon mounted tho car and exchang-
ed friendly greetings. In few moments the
car moved on to Ann-street. where tae Georgia
was lowered niskids, and soon after her ropes
were manned by the ,Phmnix delegation, the
Georgia delegation retiring to the sidewalk.
and the engine was drawn down Ann to Meet
ing-sreot, thence to the house Of the Phoenix
IN Cumberland-stfeet.w where the hosts served
up 'punch on the hose" and the dusty
and trayel-worn visitors we're duly refreshed,
The Georgia was fully described in THE NEWS
when she passed through the city some time
ago. The Georgia does not bring Ter reel. in
consequence OF it having sustained an injury
In Augusta. When the rest of the company
arrive this afternoon they will make up a com.
plement of forty members, and will be received
by the Phoenix boys with becoming spirit.
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STRAWBERRIES {

NUNAN'S CELEBRATED sTRAWBERRIEs
~ tor sale at the Strawberry Beds, west end Of
uuah.street: near the northern terminus of Rut-
ledge-street line of the City Railway
ihese are the only Berries that will bear Shipping
to distant points. All orders for shipping shall be
Promptiy attended 70. q. NUNAN.
ApT1t IL wfm3N
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NO. A5o oMeetihS-streCt, cor. Wentworth
viii sell THIS DAY, commenting Mt 10 o,c,o.,.
NJ. precisely, "
The FOLLOWING GOODS
rox,. COMPRIsING:
1Et AND PLATFORM sc LES Salsman
uoI cure Letter Press, Emery Cotton Gins topethcr
w W. u tmose OF ether favOrite makers Horse Powers
Gear Gear wheels Cotton Planters and Pickers. Drills
LOWS lows So!s Mule Harness, Grindstones, Churns OF
every style, Grain Fans. Hoes, Spades Shovels
scythes: Clamps, Jacks. Hay Forks Measures SAYS
verized Phosphates. &C. "i
Goods must be removed on day of SALE Parties
deposit. " e-''
Nonoluons cash. April 26
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Sale an Bdmhruptcy, By order Of assignee.
BY j. FRASER MATHEWES.
Will be sold on TUESDAY, 4tl, of May. at nv ofaee.
at ii O'Clock,
DOZEN LARGE SILVER SPOONS
dozen Dessert Silver Spoons
dozen Tea Silver Spoons
dozen Silver Forks
large Silver Ladies
small Silver Ladies
Sivor Fish Knife
Silver Musa ard Spoons
Silver Salt Spoons
Silver Butter Krive,
Gold Watch and Chain
One half share in Foot Point Land coro,acr
NoAhAS C"sA' mImtu4 April as
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A DIsaRACEFUL AFFRAY took place on Satur.
DAY afternoon In house Of ill-repute in Mar
ket.street. adjoining Charlotte Range. Three
officers of the United States army, whose names
the police authorities yesterday prosessed
themselves unable to give, were in the house
and under the influence Of liquor, when an al
tercation took plaoe between them and Mr..
George Chapman. A pistol was drawn by one
of the army officers and fred twice, one Of the
shots wonnding lieutenant (name unknown
IN the feshy part Of the arm. It is supwosed
that the pistol was fred at Chapman, who
soon afterwards had made himself master of
the situation. The row was growing still more
serious, and Fanny Cochran, one Of the inmates
OF the house, had boon struck in the faoe and
badly bruised, when two policemen came up,
and by their coolness and determination auell-
ed the disturb a3ce and carried the three Off
GERS, Chapman and the woman to the Guard
house.
The affair created the greatest excitement
on King Meeting and Market-streets, and
large crowd gathered around the house during
the fight, and afterwards followed the arrested
parties to the Guardhouse. On their arrival at
the latter point the offence Of the officers was
further aggravated by wanton assault on one
OF the policemen on duty at the door.
For some reason as yet unexplained, the
three officers wore permitted to depart, and
the other parties, who, if anything,E seem to
have been Less in fault, were retained in GUS
tody. The affair, we presume, will receive
further investigation. Ne
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REFoRTEBs' CRUMBs.--The resignation Of @.
@. Neil surveyor, takes effect on the 30th
instant.
A plank road is being laid in Laurens-street.
The nine companies that were to visit us
have dwindled down to four; two from Angus
ia, one from Georgetown. and one from Colum-
bia.
It ~ generally feared that there will be an
accident Of some kind ON Tuesday. Care
should be used to prevent any mishap
The rivalry between two companies of the
department is intense as to which shall bear
away the palm of having the greatest number
OF mon in line.
A white woman, in state Of intoxication,
let very young baby fall from her arms into
the water, near the Hampstead Mall Hospital,
on Friday, and but for the exertions OF an eye
witness the infant would have been drowned.
An enterprising young MIN is going to con-
vert Denny & Perry's old store into tempo.
rary ice cream saloon for the 27th.
The AUGUSTA BoYs. The Augusta Chroni-
Gle and Sentinel, of Saturday. speaking of or
approaching hremen's parade, says: 1.-THE fol-
lowing companies will attend from Augusta:
The Georgia Fire Company tsteamer,) an
and the Washington Fire Company, No. 1,
(hand engine.) On yesterday a letter was re-
ceived from Charleston by the Georgia ask
ing the members of that company to send
down their steamer on Sunday, so that the la
dies of Charleston would iiave all day Monday
to dress it with flowers. In accordance with
this request the steamer will leave for Charles
ton on tomorrow morning in charge Of com .
mittee of the company. consisting of. Nj. Nc
Laughlin and Thomas w. Henry, Lieutenants;
John f. Keen, Engineer, and Jordan Bot
toms. The rem aiming members OF the sGeor-
gia' and the members of the Washington
will leave this city on Monday morning. The
former will be the guest OF the Phoenix Fire
Company in Charleston and the latter Of tho
German These two com panies will be join
ed at Branchville by the sPalmetto Of Colum-
ba, which will be the guest of tho Charleston
| company Of the same na,ne."
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
IN matter Real Estate, .Andrsw 4. Loveqrefn
In Probate Court Decree.
BY virtue of an Order to me directed an delivered
sS Dy aon. George BUST, Judge of Protae. will be
MONDAY, May 8. at - O'Clock NJ.
All that LOT OF LAND situate on the west side of
Churchstreet. in the City OF Charleston, measurinr
mont on said street "A feet by LA feet in depth more
south on lot Of Mr. Lee, formerly Beckman east
by Church-street, and west iy lands of Jervis H.
Stevens. n.s,
Terms cash. Purchaser paving in addition to she
sum bi the expenses of the Probate Court and for
conveyance, also the SherifIs costs and fees amount
ing In the aggregate to $46.
E. w. NJ. MACKEY, S. C. c.
ALSO, AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE:
All the RIGHT, TITLE and INTEREST of the de-.
1endant III TRACT OF LAND situate in St Johns
berkeley about one and half miles from Santee
River oD Devices Road
Levied on and to be sold as the property of Elias
J. Butler at the suit of VIM. M Hall
Terms cash. EW M MACKEv
hPIA AZ ma 8. G. G.
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Aurtipg Sales.
sorre
KNOX. DAILY g. IN

of0eH Of an Ayr(c''ara, House, svado,
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BONDS AND MORTGAGES
Patrlck Darcy's Bond. with mortgage on House and
a.s LOT, southeast corner of 1rapmann and QueeT-
interest from 9th November, 1887 - ~ -
James saiVo's Bond, with MORTGAGE ON House and
ot' west side of King-strset 40 feet front BY 400
Interest from July 18th, 1885, :. Wv y"
Terms cash. A. = RIcu,r~Hy1,
April 10 m9th1 n! NSH'
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! decree balance. 1876
With interest from Ist
February, 1869. -
Foreclosure mortgage ON
House and Lot, Ann.st.,
south side, AZ feet s inch
es front, by 200 feeet
deep.
Decree. $3.50 Is
Interest from 18th No
vehber. 1863.
foreclosure mortgage on
House and Lot, west side
Greenhill-street, 40 feet.
front by 134 feet deep.
Decree .&1,561 66.
Interest from 4th Nevem-
Foreclosure MORTGAGE ek
House ana Lot, east eide
Archdale-street. So feet
front by 127 feet deep.
Decree. .......... .$g18 Is
Interest from Goth May.
1869:
Foreclosure mortgage ON
House and Lot, north pftlo
Wentwor,h-street, q feet
front by l2l feet DIR ep,
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BUILDING MATERIAL, LIME and PT&STER-
ING LATHs. PAINTS. OILS. GLASSES. sMIN0TESs
Also. GROOVE AND TONGUE BOARDS, &A. con-
Bt&nsl1 on hAnd at tho loRoak market pFsoNsa ,
+ HepteEbhee13 ~. Xxx 5it @ Z shs s1 sasAslyr
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FlNANcIAI AND conIlIEhotAL. !

NEW YoRK, July 9-Noon. Stocks
Arm and strong. J Money 7--currepcy to
gold. Sterling 9A. Gold 361S. Flour
10c. better. Wheat 3(94c. better. Corn
excited, and 3(94c. better. Pork dull.
new 3t.576(931. 80 Freights firm.
z p. M.-Cotton dull and 10. lower,
sales $50 bales. at 3414. Flour closed
quiet-State $40; Western 5.2O@9. 80;
Southern 6.60@11.75. Wheat closed
with moons advance losti-rwhite South
ern new 200. Corn closed strong. Pork
new $500. Groceries quiet and dull
Money quiet and easy. Freights frmer.
BALTnxoRE, July Cotton steady
Flonr unchanged grades very firm.
Wheat tlower--prime to choice red /. As
@1.60; lower grades 1.3591.4O. Corn
advanced--white 1.02C01. o.; yellow 95.
Pork quiet, at 34O0. Bacon firm
shoulders Is. Lard 19@201a. Whiskey
1.O0@1.O2.
CINCINNATI, July 9.-Whiskey firm, at
95. Pork unchanged and offered at
$3.50. Bacon nominally unchanged.
Lard 10.
NEW ORLEANS, July 9.-Cotton sales
for the week l, ,191 bales; sales to o.day
1,030-middlings 321S. Gold 81. Flour
low grades firm; high dull-superane
5.75; double and treble 5.25. Corn
white 1.07. Pork so. Bacon lSLM
16T. Sugar firmer-common 1OH (;
prime 13T01132l, AIolasses--choice
fermenting "a. Whiskey 1.O2L91.O5.
Coffee-fair 149@1514; prime 161S@
1634.
MOBILE, July 9-Receipts of cotton
for the week AL bales; stock 4.241; sales
of the week 250; sales today 80. Mar
ket dull, and nominally low. Middling
is quoted at 81.
SAVANNAH. July 9.-Cotton market
dull, and nothing oifering-middling no.
minal at 3215
AUGUSTA, July 9.-Cotton market
quiet and easier, sales 107 bales; receipts
40-middling 311s.
CHARLESTON, July 9.-Cotton Quiet,
with sales of 59 bales-middling 33; re-
ceipts 80.
LONDON, July 9-3 P. M.-Consols
931s. Bonds S11%.
LIVERPOOL, July 9-3 P. M.-Cotton
quiet; sales of the week GO, 900 bales; on
ports 10000; stock 100000, of which
$1,000 are American; stock afoat G31, :
900, of which $4,000 are American.
Yarns and fabrics quiet.
LIVERPOOL, July 9-Evening. Cotton
quiet and unchanged.
HAvRE. July 9.-Cotton on spot
14S
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The State of South Carolina.
KERsHAw-IN EQUITY.
IN THE ETRGTTT IO ITPT

IAENSHAW-IN tQUITY.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT.
William E. johnson and others, President and
Directors Of the Bank Of Camden, 8. O., Us.
the Bank Of Camden, s. c., and others.-BRI
TN pursance Of decretal order enterep in
j. this cause, creditors of the Bank of Cam
den, S: c., are required to present statements
OF their claims, designating the number of the
any part thereof, at tho banking house in CAM
den, s. c., on or before the let September next.
andIare enjoined from commencing or further
prosecuting any suits against the said corpo.
ration without the special leave of said Court,
G. SHIYER, Clerk of the Circuit Court
May 23 mi: For Kershaw Co., s. @.
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WMEslHaEa. $3.50
ForaTea Neyvs.I

PAR1s. July s.-Political combina-
tions continue. The Emperor decides
to give way to the Chamber, and change
the system of government.
BREsT, July 9.--The Great Eastern is
1,734 knots out. The officers are ex-
pected to reach soundings to-day.
LONDON. July 9.-The action OF the
House of Lords on the Irish bill creates
intense excitement. Bright and Glad
stone answer evasively to the letter urg-
ing re-commencement of the reform
league agitation. They express the hope
that the Lords will ultimately yield.
HAVANA, July 9.-The troops under
Valmaseda have captured the rebel en-
trenchment camp at Kagna, together
with the powder mills and quantity of
war material, forming complete arse
nal. Captain General DeRodas has is
sued q proclamation closing all ports on
the East. end of the island, except
Sagua, Caibarien, Univertes, Gibara,
Baracoa,, Guantonamo, Santiago De
Cuba, Manzanillo, Trinidad and Glen
feugos. Vessels and their crews, If
armed or engaged in bringing fllibus-
ters to Cuba, are declared pirates.
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The Englishman says "Ltancv;." the
Yankee, ~ guess" and the Southerner,
81 reckon" to express qualified assent.
Again, the Englishman says. 81 beg par
DOM" where the Yankee asks, "JVhars
it?" and the Southerner simply grunts
interrogatively. Now, all these express
sions are we'll enough in their places. and
the only absurdity about the matter is
that each party defends his own provin-
cialism, and ridioules his neighbor's.
Many sermons might be preached on this
text.-SomAern Meropolis
What is the difference between an
editor and wife? One sets articles to
rights, and tue other writes articles
to set.
A young lady of Logan County, Ky,
advertises for "sealed proposals for her
hand and heart"
a married lady being asked to waltz,
gave the following sensible and appro.
pirate answer: "No, L thnnk you, sir. I
have hugging enough at home
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ARouNpsrHE WoRLD. LD.-Probably but a
lev of our readers, says New York pa
per, are aware, now that the Pacific Rail.
roed isteompleted. that's journey around
which estimate allows for ordinary de.
lays incident to travelling. Moreover,
the entire distance can be trsversed by
steam either land or water, save about
one hundred miles in India, between AL
iahabad and Bombay, over which rail-
road is2now constructing. The partiou.
lars of this marvellous trip-for it is even
more than marvelous-we condense into
tabular form. for convenient reference,
ms follows: New York to San Francisco
lraID z days; San Francisco to Yoko-
hama (steamship) 81; Yokohama to
hong Kong. (steamship) 6; Hong Kong
to Calcutta (steamship) 12; Calcutta to
bombay (raiD 8; Bombay to Cairo
lsteamsbip and rally IA; Cairo to Paris
(eteamship and raiD 6; Paris to New
NSAA 49,
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT,
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY THE
90 Il L NJ BII b. RID OF IRA DE-

MoLAssEs, Cuba, 5797O
New Orl'ns1 OO@1 as
Sugar H'se. .75@l 25
NAILS, Il keg6 00@7 90
ONIONS. T]bus1 25@2 90
OH, Kerosene,g & 6O@75
Machinery. .7501 90
toULTRY, Ducks pr
Turkeys 81 90
Chickens .2O04O
Geese
SPECIE, Gold 1 3761 SO
Silver i 2401 %
POTATOES, Iris 75@1 80
Sweet. bus l 00@1 10
RICE, Carolinab11@lO
East India. =.
SHOT, f3bag. 8 2563 so
SALT, Liverp.2 70@3 90
SOAP, f3ib, .7i011
Spirits, Alcohol, gl4 90
Brandy 4 O00I12 90
HollndGin.5 O0@7 90
American. 2 00M3 90
Jam. Rum.6 O0@7 90
n. E. " q 00@3 90
Bo. Whisky 8 50@4 so
Mononghla2 5014 90
Rectified. l 25M1 81
SUGAR, Crus'd, ib19@20
Powdered. :. 1920
Brown .12@l7
STARCH, q fb. .10@l2t
TEA, Green 1b1 O062 OF
Black, i 00@1 50
TOBACCO, Chw.50@1 25
Smoking, ID. .50@1 90
VINEGAR, Wine, .7097755 Is
Cider .50@GO
French. i 25W1 80
WE'VE, Cham. 2j@32 90
Port, Pgal 3 0005 90
Sherry. 3 50@6 90
Madeira. q 50@S 90
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Under order Of Judge Of Probate.

Under order Of Judge Of Probate. W. W. Rife
os. i. G. Rife, ct dl.--La partition.
%sR 9nas o OF oFder oPss %sas by
County, will sell, on the first MONDAY in
August next, in front Of the Court House, In
Columbia, within the legal hours:
iumbia, known in the plan Of said city as lot
number five, mo. 5,) on Senate street;
Bounded sUm, West ~ Gist street; North BY W.
lot number six (No6.)
All that lot OF Land, containing one half
acre, more or less; situated in the city Of Co.
lot number si1, mo. 6,) on Senate street;
bounded South by Senate street; West by lot
number FIVE mo. 81 and North by F. W.
Green, and East by lot belonging to estate Of
All that lot Of Land, situated in the city OF
Columbia, containing one-half acre, more or
less; bounded on the South by Senate street:
on the West by lot number six mo. CT Sorti1,
by F. w. Green.
All that lot Of Land situated in the city of
Columbia, containing one-half acre, more or
100; bounded on the North by Gervais street;
West by Williams street; South and East by
land now owned by Charles Hamburg.
All that lot Of Land, situated in the ci.y OF
Columbia, being the Western half of the
square bounded by Richland, Huger, Laurel
and Williams streets, fronting on Williams
s1reet, T, containing two acres, more or less.
inns lot OF Land will be sold in half acre lots
All the above being the lands Of which the late
Jacob Rife died possessed.
TERMs OF SALE.-One- third cash; balance
IN one and two years, secured by bond and
mortage or the premises. Purchasers to pay
for stamps and papers. P. +. FRAZEE,
July 10 SIN s. RI
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BEAUTIFUL WoMAN.-If you would be
beautiful, use Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
LII gives o pure Blooming Complexion
and restores Youthful Beauty.
Its effects are gradual, natural and
perfect.
1t removes Redness, Blotches and PIN
pies, cures Tan, Sunburn and Freckles,
and makes lady of thirty appear but
twenty.
The Magnolia Balm makes the Skin
Smooth and Pearly; the Eye bright and
clear; the Cheek glow with the Bloom of
Youth, and imparts q fresh, plump ap-
pearance to the Countenanco. No lady
need complain of her Complexion, when
70 cents will purchase this delightful ar-
ticle.
The best article to dress the hair is
Lyons Kathairon. J10 413
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Domestic News.

New York, July 9.-Goodwin's to-
bacco factory, in Brooklyn, was seized
by the internal revenue officers to-day.
No warrants have as yet been issued
against brokers or the money lenders,
but the grand jury il still taking evil
dence. A large number of we'll known
brokers have been summonded.
The smallpox has materially abated in
the city.
RICHMOND, Va, July 9.-Eighty-four
Counties give %, 900 majority for Walker.
CHARhRsToN, July 9.-Arrived-schr.
Ieta Psi, Belfast Me. Sailed-schonner
Margaret and Lucy, Providence.
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APPLES, t3bu.1 25ftl so
BAdGING, ,Gunry 27@29
Dundee Il I'd 2593O
BALE ROPE, Manil, ,M26
N.Y.orWesf3ib16915
BUTTER, Northern @5O
Country, t. Ii. .25@35
BACON. Hams. ..20@I24
Sides, Il 10. 1S@20
Shoulders :. .16 M17
BRICKS, III, 0O0 .9Q112
CANDLES, Sperm40@70
AdamaNtine ib21@25
Tallow .14G16
COTTON YARN2 OO@2 10
COTTON, Strict Md@32
Middling 80 @31
Low Midl'g, 2S!@29
GoodOrdny, y,274@2S
Ordinary. 2G @2f
CHEESE, ED. ID. 27@3O
factory .25@2S
COFFEE, Rio, t3ib22@26
Laguayra .29@32
Java .37@40
Flour, Go. 00@120O
Northern. O0@S 90
GnAIN, Corn l 25@61 40
Wheat 81 00@2 90
Oats, :. / 10@1 20
Peas ..,..1 10@1 20
Hay, North, f'cwt.
Eastern
HIDES, Dry, Tib12!@1S
Green .@8
INDIGO, Caro-. .1@1 25
LARD, f}ib .20@25
LUMBER, BIDS 100 fl so
Scantling i so
Shingles, $4,000. 2 rs
LIME, q bbI. 2 70@2 so
MEATS, Pork, 59ib. 15l
Beef .8@12
Mutton. .....!..... .15
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FRUIT FROM THE PACIFIC CoAsr.-The
San Francisco papers are indulging in
interesting speculations on the subject of
supplying the New York market with Ca.
ifornia fruits weeks and months in ad-
vance OF the products of the New York
orchards. Two of the largest fruit grow
ers in that State have planted this yenr
orchards OF from 5000 to 10000 cherry
trees, with special reference to meeting
the demand in New York city. Califor.
MIA grapes and pears of the finest quality
can be furnished from July to January.
For some years past, apricots, peaches,
plums, pears. apples and grapes have
been transported from California to diff
ferent parts of Nevada and Idaho, the
trips occupying from five to fifteen days.
and sold Mt handsome profit; and it is
argued that with the employment of re-
frigerated cars, the dealer will be able to
place fruit in New York at fair prices.
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Seed Wheat! Seed Wheat!

<sss. WE CALL the attention Of our Farm
ers to GEO. A. DEITZ'S large list of the
AGAs best WINTER SEED WHEAT in this
country. MIR. Deitz has selected twenty varie-
ties out OF over one hundred on his Seed
Wheat Experimental Farm, near Chambers
burg, Pa, and now offers them for sale. We
advise every Farmer to sond for the Expert
mental Farm Journal, in which description
and price list is given. Mr.. Deitz will send
one copy free to ali who send for it. Address
GEO. A. DEITZ, Chambersburg, Pa.
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The McConnellsville (Ohio) Herald re

The McConnellsville (Ohio) Herald re-
iates the following court scene: cat the
last term of our Court of Common Pleas,
In the case of Miss - VS.. -, an i'm
peaching witness was called, and asked
the usual question, DO you know the
reputation of Mr.. truth and
veracity in the neighborhood where he
resides ? WELL said the witness, 'hs
reputation for truth is very good, but his
reputation fer veracity is considerably
talked about What do you mean by
veracity| said the cross-examining at
torney. Why. L mean he's bad after
the wimmin?''
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popular poet was much attached to
young lady who was born day before
him, and who did not return his passion.
Yours is hard case" said friend.
cit is indeed" said the poet, "for I
came into the world a day after lie fair. {"
A man has been discovered in a cave
in Hamilton, Tennessee, where he had
been confined 271 days. Although still
alive, he had lost his hair and teeth. and
was in pitiful plight. He is recover
ing.
William Henry Disbrow, formerly ad-
Jutant OF the Ninth New York artillery,
but better known during the last quarter
OF a century as the proprietor of large
riding school, died on Monday morning
last in New York city.
The big potteries of Trenton, n. j..
have bean furnished with labor-saving
machinery during the fifteen weeks that
the strikers have held out, and the manu-
facturers now offer to take back only q
few OF the men in any case.
Don't be too anxious to solve conuu
drum. We know man who got two
black eyes in endeavoring to find out the
difference between o man and woman
fighting In the street.
Mythology tells us that 10 died be-
cause of her intense love for Jupiter, but
the charm of the romantic story has
lately been destroyed by chemist dis
covering Iodide of potassium.
A man lately appeared in an Indiana
Jwn, wearing vest made out of the
skins OF ten rattlesnakes, part of nest
OF one hundred and six snakes killed in
one day by Kentucky farmer.
The frontier towns of Minnesota find
it difficult to retain school ma ans. They
all become wives after three months
residence.
An old bachelor thinks the trails of
ladies' dresses Internal machines, from
the fact that blow up took place di-
rectly after he had put his foot on one.