The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-12-09
Personal Notes.

Personal Notes. 7
The health of President Juarez is i'm
proving.
SENATOR SPRAGUE reports the health 3
of Judge Chase much improved !
THE prospect of Porfrio Dlaz as can
didate for President in Mexico is I'M
proving.
TIE Princes Editha is to be married
to Brooklyn gentleman this week
GENERAL SWORDS, of the United
States army, returned from European
tour yesterday.
B. C. BAsFHLD, Solicitor OF the
Treasury Department, Is IN this city on
official business. -
PRoFEssoR Edward W. Root, of Ham
ilton College, died yesterday, Mt the age
Of twenty-nine years.
MRs. PLANK, of Killingly, Conn, is
105 wears old, and in full possession OF
her faculties.
THB Rev. DIR. Ballard, a well-nown |
Fpiscopal preacher of Maine, died very |
4 suddenly at Brunswick, on Monday.
SAMASrASAN ToMMYHAwK is the name
Of a vounp Canadian Indian recently Or
dained into the Christian ministry.
Bosros is to have Catholic Choral
Society, organized by DR.. J. d, WILCOX,
la. s. Whiting, NJ. Falkenste1n and
others.
JOSEPH TUrr1E, for half century
; respected citizen of Dorchester, Mass,
, died on Monday, at the age OF elgnty-
four.
MRs LENA RAUDEN, who Is lecturlng
in Indiana against woman Suffrage, Is a
Cherokee Indian, and educated herself.
GENERAL KuPArR1cK lectured on Sun
day evening in the Bay State Course, at
, Boston, on the Incidents and Battle
l Scenes of the rebellion
4 BRAz1I. with nearly 1900, COO 600
acres of land, has a population OF less
t than M. 600. 600 souls, and is, therefore,
: : manifestly in great want OF lnhaoltants
: : SENATOR CATrEnL has been i'll for some
: time. but his health has so much lmproV-
4 ed that he expects to take his seat at the
a meeting CT Congress.
TIE heads of bureaus in the Treasury
Department, except the Treasurer and
Is sixth Auditor, have requested an IN
: crease of salaries.
u SENATOR YATES, of Illinois, has been
confined for short time with fevex, pus
he isnow convalescent, and wlh be IN
;s Washington in few days,
i RonxRIcx r. BUr1ER, of Tennessee,
" ro,,orts that he Will be In Washington In
D. a days to answer the charges brought
le arro;nst him in connection with frauds
ID in the Pension Bureau.
IN Tz1 Maine Historical Society has
Sc suffered great loss by the death OF the
a Rev DR.. ballard, Of New Brunswlck.
"a He has been for many years one OF It's
Id NOT earnest and learned members.
- - Mas. PA1L1sER, well known for heI
% History of Lace" is bringing out IN
o- ENGLAND curious work, cepiously Il
to Iusfrated, on 'FWar Cries, Devices, En-
as blems, &C." r t
S, SUPERVISOR Emery, OF Tennessee
OF writes that under the new ru1ng OF tne
IS Internal Revenue Bureau, allowing sn'
Id use of certain mechanical means Oh q Gus
II tiIlation; several hundred new dlstlner
lg les viii be started
nd MRs SARAH JANE HAuE, the well
of Known authoress, is native of Newport
'ol n. IL. and in 1852 was dress-maker II
on that village. She is now seventy-nv
id veors old and resides in Philadelphia
he Nps Ro1LEs has Knocked one lob
rts iecFionn entirely out of sight BY tn
|, a statament that an invention has bee
ore T,erfacted in Boston by which the cradl
can he Satisfactorily, securely and con
m. tinuousIy rocked while the women go .
nd vote.
pa 1c--,.o~-r a.. Fnolish lecture
he Dh: DS1i.o i-.o-;oDa recards tea. coffe
or cocoa the best beverages 70 WORK %. OF
II He considers the issue OF spirit ratiol
al to soldiers a mistake, but THINKS tnas
~ ~. moderate ration of good beer OF re
~ U wine would be beneficial
Of HELEN A. BRAsroN declares tnat as
id: r,,1e ssinterestiag' American girls d
ant ve1ou into sickly, complaining womel
1ur Who break down and grow premature
md old and peevish, and morbid, and goo
ave Cor nothing. under the first burden
I'VE maternity.
e THx heirs of Lochy Ostrom, the W
ver man nniser of Poughkeepsie, who dle
led recently, are multiplying, and numero'
two hills are presented against the estate
We The largest charge is that OF her ATTIC
he'd new JoRn P. Tolman, for legal servo
east dnrine a period of twelve years
ana sI,ups Russxnb, of Sutton, N. Z
,on committed suicide lately oy nangn
ms ms himself in his barn A piece OF pap
oars was found on which he had written,
!, es came into the world IN 1SOOi nave Nv
seventy years, and seen the mscnlne' =
don't understand 1t. 1 came INTO o,
the world by the neck, and II they VIII
81 cept, go out by the neck" IL Is thoue
sant he was insane
81 ArarR and Grounod, the great co
nave nosers. are at present living IN LondC
tbe Prince Poniatowski, the amateur co
thev noser and singer, is also In that clty
; IN The Prince is said to be IN such redue
b;cb circumstances that he is compelled
auch earn his living by giving singing lesso
lI Mn I,AcsaAN, the man who had
contract for furnishing provisions to
whole Prussian army during the war,
D he had done in 1866 with Austria, d
Ie.y on fine 14th of September in Berlin
uel u.o. came up to his contract In both War'
be;r a most exemplary manner, and consl %
Nv uted thus in great measure TO u
ao.oa snccess. His contract will, IN future
% Se fulfilled by his heirs, and no stopp
essed will ensue-
oper- The large Elk of Col Ames' meI
own sr;e was aboard the freight tram
met with such disaster on the Br'
wick road in Georgia last week. 1t
Gar badly wounded in several places,
dence NOT Killed. 1t escaped from the W
everal and got into the swamp and bushes,
lghty- which it was taken out In the atterr
art Of and taken to Atlanta 1t both ate
e was drank that night when offered food
mt of water, and it may survive
oe ~ the ONE of the inmates OF the New
conrt Mass Poorheuse is a woman appro
n np- ing her seventieth year, who, over
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