The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-09-23
cUzREEEx PARAGRAPHS
miscellaneous Items.


Miscellaneous Items.
IND1lNA girls go to meeting in ox-carts.
| The Unitsd States used last year c., co., :
/ 600 lbs, of ENC.
THE King of Prussia hn opened French
boarding-house-
A COTTON picking mach inc has been in
vented IN Louisville.
NEWSPAPERS never had so many readers
as during the past six weeks.
New YoRx has about IS, 900 French in.
habitants.
VIEGINIA's schools are to be re-establish-
ed on the New England system
THE United States now have about As
600 miles of railroad.
A ROCHESTER clsirvoyand declines to
state who killed EIr. Nathan.
MEMPHIS realized only 81. 1000 from the
dog ordinance.
KNoxvrL1E is to have opera 10y the Tenn
plstOn troupe,
WHITE SULPHUE SPRINGS brags of 500
guests yet.
ST. LOUIS has killed just :, los dogs this
season . -..... --..-...
ST. LOUIS is iubilant ever three prize
fights IN one day.
LAKE Winnipiseogee is sol feet above
the level of the sea.
FARMERS in Southern Kansas intend to
plant cotton next season.
AT Auburn, n. Y, each convict m the
State prison cost the State for his support
but Isl cents day.
IL Cincinnati, the excessive mortality
among children is attributed to the i'm
pure milk sold in the city.
IT Is said the census viii show falling
off in ihe population of nearly all the
Southern cities.
TIE Nashua, N. H., house of correction
harbors girl II years old, for being a CON-
mon drunkard,
Up to the first of September, nearly
1000 persons had visited the summit of
Mount Washington this year.
A CHICAGO woman wants a divorce be-
cause her husband won't support her aud
talks free love.
The Tennessee and Pacific railroad will
be completed to Lebanon by next Saturday
night.
LARGE quantities of broom corn ara CON-
ing to the Nashville market. The prices
are lower than last year.
The Georgia State Fair IS to give prem
ium of $50 to the hest printed daily or tri- /
weekly paper in the State.
IN Catocsa county, Georgia, n woman re-
Gently shouted herself 20 death under ex-
eessive religious excitement.
A surrMENr of $1,000 pounds of sumac
was made, from Nashville, over the LOuis- 1
vile and Nashville railroad, Tuesday, to /
the east.
THE North Georgia coal region is estim-
ated to extend through an area OF DO |
square miles, expected to yield 1, 100000
600 tons.
LOUISIANA planters claim that the catar-
pillars can Go the cotton no harm, as the |
season is too far advanced.
The annual review of the New Orleans
market occupies about % close columns OF /
the Pieayune.
The Sandwich Islands appropriate ST.
4Ahf -ru llAo y Ctli ACA AAAN N@lO
of the government.
The new shops Of the Pennsylvania rail-
road now building Mt Altoona, cover an
area of 20 acres.
AT Evansville, Indiana, they ring the
fire bells when they want to wake up the
police to effect an arrest.
IT is estimated that the cotton crop this
-y1rfII evaaaA that nf IaGt hv than Z
1,5OOO, 900 of bales.
The New Jersey State association of base
ball players will hold its annual session at
Elizabeth, October 9th.
IL Virginia, ''hunting club" has been
organized for the improvement OF hounds
and the promotion OF fcoursing.
AwHIrE bat, Us rare curiosity as a
white blacKbird, was captured in Nippsrt's
saloon in Paris.
MORE car loads of Cinnamon passed
through Corinth on the 24th for the Mem
phis and Selma General Forests railroad.
THE American scientific association wants
TO establish an observatory on the highest
points of the Pacific railroad.
A WURTENB ERG German paper says that
the Anglican Canon BiddOn has been to
confer with the Catholic Professor Dol
linger, at Munich, for n concert of action
In reference to the dogma of infallibility.
IT is said that Gen. Frossard was at din.
ner during all the affair ct Wissemberg.
and although messengers came and told
him the state Of affairs he remained at din
ner, and smoked his cigar till four o'clock
p. II.
JAMES II. WALTERS, who abandoned his
wife and three children in Iowa, two years
ago, leaving them without cent, while
he had hundreds which belonged to his
creditors, is about to be hung in Texas for
murder.
GRAND SIRE E. d. FARSswoRTH, who
reached New York few days since on his
return from Europe, arrived at home in
Nashville on Tuesday. He is in good
health, and well pleased with his trip /
abroad, with the single exception of the
occurrence of war upon his arrival in Ger