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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-09-20
,a,,GONSUMPTLON. Z
IT'S CURE AND IT'S PREVENTIVE
BYJ. Ii. EuHKMCK, ID. %,

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seesfnWs W e S afsa%ie.s & e slnmSoy nto S WSicS. haS
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go ...u., SSExSi%ESI; s. is .,,...
Sod h no. e
- .P5 seGenek hsS H. .hGjjs ow1 ease proved TIE,
hs fs tSey
. %sas 70
S6S xisISie SoSEs The theory 81 tSs cure sH 81. s
sSsns sss yfa5s' no "rspen 'ee
5 TS%s| t, Msnd,ass m e. r; ~. m q. @
sady .sa ss esssa Of cone one
# nS
sSS S y. sb With n n ss
comes ths Elnlinatins result aud tho settling 10.
with "li It's ds'ISs;'ss SSSssTsIs.2n,% ;x%H.2ms e
,ss y nH,,nss Ssisst SsM,hSS ,d PSdophiTm rS,n.H
proees or cnomeI o bSt nn~ cs"Tc s'tSSeNVo tScW
The afATM walfA crs Sc nSr .w1H ESs;,ia EiIIND
and mneous denoslts n tho bowels NM. IN thy all
woad up afsss from Ser srrpds o'GSS Ths
70 ieoi that % 10 Is getting q, ss tho p"'''n' o's'
The ssswssa Tone conS';,o Iii ,s Pill;
s.ues niHcnt'On peE00ueA pAinitss, Nnu me euro IS
W uS ~ hnru. lncIc u no more hatulepce no
sHSCc.nation % the 8tomocn: An appetite sets In.
,o 60 So'nss me 5reatess Hiooa P,lriler over yet
nctioH, .p m syrup @ come, In t. persm y:
da ~ Solie'a Hnd r,pcns tho in,paired and
e,SfiNGm n,ii r0.toiln OF the lungs An tho form OF
fSS IT, - p[ePn,oa then ior eIpectoraton ana
W ~ ,, VIZ sort une thc nalaIy - vhnquished,
ZIG ioom M 'nronS t,st ~ occnpcH "a renoVnted and
r.d,ao u nnu te phuent IN All tnc dignity or re-
x,bos, n.aPl tor'h 10 onjoy the manhood or
"onh~hnoou .uat MAs
,r,,o tSEN UH' AZ Lost.
r, sec0na thinE s. the nRtiontn must stay In a
W toon, unGi they get we'll 1t Is n! most impos-
70 p,eVcnt taking cold when the lungs dis
sTnci 3u' net oe prevented or cure can not be
seC!'on ot the country In tho fall and winter sen.
s1n, arc oil wrong. Phynioinnl who recommend
hh course iose their patients, II their lungs are
Suy SSuy un .nscu anu yGt, because they are In tho
nSuhe tncy must not nlt down quet they must walk
apnut Ie room NJ much nnd aS fast NJ the strength
oeE, ,O Sef UP sood cifcueton OF blood Tho
pN.Iena @ 81 niuat kerp In good spritI-ho determined
get wei: Ihis lins great ocHl TO do With tho
"iHctte. anu IL tlc great point 10 gain.
.,t tGctpaif OF cure amer such evidence Of Its pos
S,ptS u IN the worst cnseS and moral certainty In
nent TO The Encm,v ~ Dr G @ personal slate.
ntone,' ~ "e r"cui'y OF MS own cure was In theae
,sy NAY yenra ago was IN tho last stages OF con-
S"mmT}.'nn; Gonnncn 70 my oet, Rid at one time my
HnS H,c,nnn .houBntthnt could not iven week. then,
nnG nbin1Mnd man ctchinE nt strHWs heard OF
the public and they made perfect cure OF mo. Il
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,"Fhe Petersburg (Va.) Progress, n
Democratic journal, has the follow ing
on, the Hon. y. II. Stephens Iflhc
tho Hood had occurred in the time of Mr..
Alexander ii. Stephens, we verify be.
l'eve that during the 80 days rain he
would have been seen astrido Of the
ridge pole Of the ATLANTA Sun office
holding faded umbrella over his
head, drawing up his diminutivo legs
to keep them out Of the surrounding
snrgrs, and calmly inditing a tcn.coi.
umn editorial to the people of the Ia
Coniederacy, to prove that the shove,
was null and void, and the flood n mai.
ter to be resisted at the ballot-box and
no donh! people would nave been found
ny Georgia who would have stigma.ized
Eoah's asa new depnrturc,' and have
ha2arded both life and soul on the
sadcd umbarclla aud ponderous editorial
OF poor little Mr.. Stcphcns."
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osrrz&n=Aipine Adventure,
V@a ntmIsl6e1 IfIon5 Dale abdt

@9gtllSl6eh from Bale and thfee
lrAynGlarus recently made nn exour-
Siauai',toD the valley of Lindt, for the
rurr"se Of ascending the Todi, or Piz
N'@ih, (ll 1886 feet j ono Of the, mos t
conspicuous Iof tie mountains,in East
cru sSwitssrlapl.r On, tho 25th in
slant, at 3 O'Clock in tho morning, tho
party loft the GNmhorH Hut, built by
MeH'Swiss& Alpine Club, whorc thoy
Ind passed the hight, the F@hp blow
iH9gsveEy: :yiotcntlyss4ad d reached the
Glacier Of B;tfcrton, afttr a very, ia.
tigning! walk Of three hoars, the
FUbn making tho snow so soft that
tho feet Ssank' deep into it. at. each
sep. On ,rcaching n very doep and
wids srcXaeso, WHICH sstonppd their
further progress, two of the party went
sumo way along it to 4see if it grew
any narrower, but their weight caused
q large mass of. snow on which they
were standing to give way, and they
were both pitched headlong into tho
oponing.Lt Their companions, who
were Sufficiently near to zee tho acci.
dent ,iWafe stupe6ed with horror an d
wcrc some Stime before they became
sufficiently collected to form any
plan for.deliveripg their unfortunate
friends, If they wore still alive, OF
which they entertained but slight
hopes, owing TO The depth to which
they had fallon.' On >atiously draw.
ing near. the edge Of ne precipice
howevcr, and shouting down, they at
length hoard a fccblo Dry, which as.
*nred them that both ut least were
not killed, and being provided with
stout cords, they Joined several TO-
gcthor, SO as to make ropo eight,
feet long, and threw it down, but i
was found to DO much too short
'fhey' then added another piece, sixt,
feet long, and on lowering the rop'
once more were delighted to find tha
it reached tho bottom and bcoum
tlghtened, assuring them that it ha,
been caught hold by their friends
After moro than an hours labor the
succeeded in drawing both gcntlo
mon from their dreadful position, VIII,
stated that thoy owod their safety t,
tho sottencd snow which tho wind ha,
drlttod into crcvassc, enabling then
TO broak the violence of their fall
The S,0isS Times.
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"A Paris paper says that rioh
Nmoroan has offered to rebuild the
Tpillerics solely at his own expense,
on condition that one of tho wings of
tho now building shall receive his
name, and that as long rs no lives he
shall be allowed an apartment in it
looking ont on the { dons, and IN
invitation to all tho cerem onics which
shall ever DO given in tho palace by
any government which may bo in pow
cr there. '..
a man who went for the first time
TO play ten pins, kept driving away
AZ the pms, to tho imminent peril Of
sae boy, who, so fur from having any.
tn'ng to do in "sotting up" was 40
lively trying to avoid the balls of the
payer, which, ratified on all sides Of
me pms without touching them. At
longth, the man, seeing the predica-
mont the boy was in, yelled out, as
no lot drive another ball, "stand in
among the pins, boy, if YOU do t
want to got hurt"
The New York Herald, in view of
sho recent developments in that city,
wants tho Missionaries to 'Hlet the
heatben slide for tho present, and at.
tend to the homo trade in social de.
morailsation and general wickcdnoss
scarcely ono crimo or ono horror ;s
announced orc it is 'tolcscoped' into
another, aud SO it goes on from one
oay TO another, without end to the
chapter" w.. ~
The proposed declaration of mar.
sfal law IN certain South Carolina
counties hang fire. Reports to tho
War and Treasury Departments do
not snbstantiato Ku klux Chairman
SCOTS affidavit or statement.
Difficulty excites the mind to the
dignity which sustains and finally
conquers misfortune, and tho ordeal
rehnes while it chastcns.
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J. WAKES, Prepr.ler. r. u. AeDosALs c., Drsr,a
Ae.n Agents. san sr.n.Ioeo Cal ,sad c.nn.n. s.S.E
MILLIONS Rear Tossimony TO shslr
wondorfal Curative RHects.
Vinegar Dittcrs are not . yilo Fancy
DRINK, Bisde OF Poor NRm, Whiskcy,
Proof Spirits and ltcfnso Liquors, doc
tored, spieed and sweotoned to please the taaso,
salled Tonies." " Appc,izors." "Restorcrs," &c.
that load tho tippler on to drunkenness and ruin.
but aro true Modicino mado from tho Native
Roots and Herbs OF California, froo from all
Alcoholic ~ Stin,ulnnts. They the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER md A
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, porfoct
Ronoyator and InviEorator Of tho Systsun. earry-
Ing OF all poisonous matter and restornr tho blood
10 a hoalthy condition. No person can tAko thsso
Bittors according TO directions and remain long
unwell, provided their bones arc not destroyed
By mineral poison or ,othor means, and the Vital
organs wasted beyond tho point OF repair.
Thoy nro n Gcntlo PurRntivo ms woli
M n Tonic, possessing, also. tho peculiar merit
OF acting AZ powerful agent In relieving Conees-
ton or Inflammation Of tho LIror, and Of all tho
yisecrnl Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether
In young or old. married or single, At the dawn Of
womanhood or at the turn OF life those Tonic Dit
tors haTo no equal.
For Innnmmatory aud Chronic lthcu-
mntism aud Gout, Dyspepsia or In
digestion, BiIIoun, Romittcnt and
Intormittont FcSors, DisoasoB OF tho
Blood, Itvor, Kidneys and Bladder,
those Bittors have boon most successful suoh
Dlsonsos are CAUSED By vitiRtod Blood,
which 10 generally produced By doranssmsnt Of
tho Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA Or INDIGESTION,
Headache. Pain In the Shoulders, Coughs, Tight
moss Of tho Chest Di1xl,loss, Sour Eructations OF
the Stomach, Bad Tasto In the Mouth. Bilious
Attacks, ptntion Of tho Heart, Inflammation Of
tho Lungs Pain In the er"gions Of the Kidneys, and
n hundred other painful symptoms nro tho off,
springs OF Dyspepsia.
They inyigorato tho Stomach and stimulate tho
torpid Liver nnd Bowels, which ronder them OF
uncQu.cd efficacy in cleansing tho blood Of oil Inn
pnritics, and inpnrting new ltfo nnd yigor to tho
Whole syEtcnl.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions. letter.
Salt Nhcun,. BIotchcs. Spots. Pimplos, Pustulas.
Boils. Carhnnclcs, KinK.worms, 3rn!d Head, Sore
Eyes ErysiIclas Itch ScnrfH. Di.roorations OF tho
Skin, Hnnlork md Dis. nn's uf the Skin, Of what
croI nRlnc or nntnrc, nre literally dug mp md car
these Hitters Onc bottle in slici corcs viii con-
vince the most nCreuons of thoir curative cffect.
Cleanse tho Nitiatdd Blood Whenever you find It's
impurities bursting through tho skin IN Pimplos,
Erptions or Sores; cleanse it wllci, you find It
ob,tructcd and sluggish In tho veins; cleanse 1t
when 1t 10 foul md your feelings win toll you whom.
Keep tho blood pure, and tho hoalth of tho syston
will follow.
PIN, TAPE, and othor WORMS, urktug
In tho system OF nnny thousands nro offoctual
dc utroy cd and removed.
SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
]. WALKER, Proprietor. Il. II. MCDONALD d
60. Druggists md Gen. Agents. San Francisco,
Cal. nnd 81 and 81 Commerce Street. Now York.
Inny IL
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ey|ott6na d 4 gBEtetIla < i!

We will continue to purchase Cot.
ton during tho coming fail. Tho lib
scral prizes paid by Winusboro mcr
chants the past yenr, we trus,, will
Induce all Fui,f&fd to %elfHtheif n cot.
ton at home. COUNT ALL COST
WELL-you Can fiud no better mar.
kct. LADD BROS & co.
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Agents Wanted for the TRANSMITS,
sion of Life.

Co,nsels on the Nature aud Hygiene or
the Masculine Function. BY DR.. Nnphcys
author of "Tho Physical Lifo of Woman. 1"
u relates TO the male sex is full of new
NETS delicate but outspoken; practical
ana pop liar. highly endorsed :: sells rnn,
'u'y. Sold by subscription only. Exciu.
siye territory. Terms liberal. Price 50
address for contonts, &c., j. G. Fergus g.
Co.. Publishers, Philadelphia, pa.
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TREE for Ono Month TO all who ask for
\ it.; 76c. to JAM, '72; $3.50 to July,
II; $3.50 to jan, '73. TIE METHODIST
Q cry week Lecture Room Talk by Beech
or; Sermon or article by Talnlagc, (sccond
only TO Bccchcr in popularity), Mis-. vii
ling's great serial story exposing secret
workings Of Romanism in America. and
mnch other good reading. G. uALSlED,
Ill Nassau ST.. Now York.
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
moss often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles arc DESTROYED,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can bo saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
OF fouling the hair with 8 pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
mako some preparations dangerous, and
injurious to tho hair, tho Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for q
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Groceries,
Hardware,
Dry Goods, &c.,
On Hand and to Arrive

" A"iu bHu " Arrive
Shoulders, '"0' III
grades. ''"'' MI
1000 Bushels Corn.
20 Bbls.Sugar.
10 Bbls. N. Molasses.
Dbls. Syrup.
llhds. W. l. Molasseo.
10 Bugs Of Coffee.
~ Barrels and Half Barrels Afackcre,
rea; re"; soap, Tobacco, Salt, Iron, Trace
Gh"ins; Flows and Plow Steel, Hoes, Wb;,o
Lead Rope, Shoes, Osnaburgs, Striped and and
rla'n' Shirting, and Heavy Plar tat;on
Goods. with varied other articles on hand
amo w'li 90 sold as low for cash MS tho like
articles can be furnished by any oiher
in town. ' ''"''
Parties wanting any Of the above, will
"h" II 10 their interest 10 call and examipo
my stock before purchasing
mar 30
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loUohS, Bay Rum. Bittcrs, and Syrups.
- OF ali kinds can bc easily made FIR less
!han half the usual rates. by ID ans of
ElClliER'S Receipts. Price 81, delivered
by mail. Proof Sheets and Index sent free
ny r. a. ElCllLEK, 400 N. 3D. ST., Phia-
delphia, Pa.
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FREE Try samples of our great page
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gcas Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair IS soon restored
to its original color,
sosM tho gloss and
Geshness Of youth.
Thin lhoir Ia fbick.
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Fever and ig,lr.

Fever and Aguo cured fur fifty conls.-.
rh"re is not remedial nyrnt in this
world that will cure Fever nul Aync, and
nj other Malnrious, l:i!iouS, Sca,l,t. Ty.
rhoid, Yellow. aud ether Frvcrs taid"d by
Kadways lills) so quick ny Railways
lcnIy KcliGf. Fifty ccnis per huitle
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T 'IR|ElQEI|llcI!N|lG|l|i.T N|l|l
M0 ER M & M11 a~>

AS usual with rs, We otfer our en-.
tire stock Of SUMNER GOODS to
Cash buyers, at<ggeatlyHeduced rates.
Bargains offered in every line of
Goods, such as Boots and Shoes,
Hats aud Caps, Drcss Goods, Mem.
Wear, &c. Call nnor, aud If we can
suit ~ y ~ Ieash eash ~ lr'Xss' '4'.k 'tkk sstisG
overy one.
LADD BROS, 4 CO.
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THE CURTAIN RAISED.

How it is done, and who does It. The Ale
M Book, 1872 pages, gorgeously illustrated
With cuts. positions, SO. Sent by mail. SO.
'arely scaled. for fifty cents. Grand Cir
G"iar free. Address STEPHEN WEST, 688
Broadway, New York.
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BAND LEADERS.

r" something interesting, send your ad
New York
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HAIR DRESSING.
ESTABLISHED 1859

n RESPECTFULLY in. ,eu=,
A.B form the citizens of ~ S-ssS
"'nnshoro and Fairfield District, thu. I
~ n"Vo t"ll assortment Of Watches. Jewelry,
oiooks, Speotaclcs, &C., always on hand
AMI will sell at tho low est prices. and would
rcspec fully ask tho continuance Of IN,
patronage Of my old friends and customers
All goods warranted as represented. lam
prepared 10 do sll kind Of Watch and jaw
elry work and have always o good ,tock Of
material on hand, and win guarantee salts.
faction. All work Warranted. '''IE
CHARLES MULLER.
second aesr from Col. Rion's OMee.
apl 80 1yH -. ''.. ..''
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H. III. H.
RADWAYSSy'' SSy''READY, .REI'IEF

|, &Sas A.&s GHssI
RADWAYSSS''R READY. '.REI IEF.
Cures. tho Worst Paips ip tap Lou Que, asttp to,
.n2s TWENTY MINUTES! ,,,'g .:
Nj ri NOT .,IN'f2'0 '0NE HOUR. .l,', ,,'.,
,,After reading uthiss advertisement .ueed
any. one saaor'vi.h Pain. Railways Ready
Relief Is = ouro,for every pain. IL WAS tho,
n'n Tho Only Pain Remedy ~
ftbqt instaptly, stops fhe, ppst., e1crutiating
pains, allays In64mmatiops, npd cures Con-.
fgeslions, whcihSr Il the Lungs, Stomach.
h99TSels, pr Other glupds, or organs. by epe
,lg frnmpr qnec to twcpty, :miputes,,uo mat
IGr hYV yi9l'pt or ic.rrpeiaiinQ 'hc pain the
ns'""na'ic. Bcd ,,hl'er. lnirm Crippled.
NcerS"ns' Nenr.l+,o or prosirard with
disease may suffer. b., -, ,,a" -.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
VIII afford instant ease. Inflammation Of
lid RiihtyS. j.. Illumination of the Bladder.
Ihfinntnnti"n of thr Is. wr.s, unycslioh OF
'hc L"ngs. Sore TLromt Uii!,'vIt Brc,iiili y.
t'nlpi'ation' Of the llcnrt lltstclics, f'rann.
Diphefin, 'CA,a,rh.. Influenza, Htntlachc,
roo'h"che. Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Cold
Chiils, Age Ghilis. ~
Tho arfliraiiun'"T The Rrnly Relief to
sht lihrI pnrts where III" pain or tih-
rulty' isis will afford caSr md 'eomfo,t.
twenty drops In half tcmbler ni WISER
VIII III a'"few mom"nis cure Cramry
Spasms. Sonr. St"r'a, h. Heartburn, Sick
iicn'ihchc, Di:': rhtca.' D.,scntrry. olic.
Wfhdin nfe Dpwt!s, aud ull The Internal
Pains. i".aG ''
Travellers shoull ways carry a bottle
Of Rndwny's Ready Relief with them. A
few drops in wnicr will prevent sic xncsx or
Phins lr"m chnmyc of water !, is better
than Frcuc'i Brandy vr Bn,crs as Slimu.
1unt. - .
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$50. Wo will PAY $3O.

Agents $50 per week 10 sell our, great ane
valuable discoveries. If You want!perma
nent, honorable and pleasant work. apnl,
Tor particulars. Address DYER & co.
Jackson, Michigan. WV
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THR SRMI.WEEALY SUN.
FiVo copies. ono year. separately addressed.
Eight Dollars.
Ten copieo, enc year. separatelv nrtdres,ed r.nd
On oxsra copy to gottef mp Of olaG). >"A'
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Charlotte, Columbia and kugast,.
Rail Road. 5l,
182gSZE XzyslSSt XysZSSgS .aEtSfzgSz4 .szSsI

CoLvtsBiA, JUMP l, 1871.
THE following Passenger Schedule will
l. 60 into effect on this Road on and after
Sunday, June l. ..,
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HEALTH! HlEAUTYl

Strong pure md rich blood Incrcnse of
Ill" II aud wcighs-Clcar skin nnd beautiful
complexion secured to ALL
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UDe - 2ma1tJr,

5EMI-WEEKLY Sun, 90 A YEAR,
OF the same sise and general character rs
THE WEEKLY, but with o creator variety of
miscellaneous reading. and furnishing tho news
to Its subscribers with creator freshness because
u comes twtce weok instead OF onoo only.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-03-31


Geo. W. Stewart, who was SO terribly In
jured by runaway team ct Dayton, few
days ago. died on Wednesday evening BE
lived three days with three ribS proken, and
his liver and lungs crushed against the back
bone. Bros 80 stEte
The II o'clock A. n. train from Cincinnati
on Tuesday brought to Columbus Miss Anna
E. Dickinson, WendsIl Phillips and c. L. VAL
lsndigham. These three were in one car, and
It is stated that Miss Dickinson and Mr. Phil
lips were engaged IN 3 warn discussion the
greater part Of the time, s-ts
The CINCINNATI Gazette says that the Rev.
Samuel J. Browne, who came to that city in
l7ss, celebrated his eighty-third anniversary
at his residence at the Bellevue House last
Sunday. Mr.. Browne printed the Gazette in
1904, and is now one OF the oldest Of not the
Oldest printers living in the West.
An interesting suit, brought by one Mrs.
Catherine Hurlahe, againt saloon keeper by
the name Of Zischler, was decided In Spring
hsld, on Wednesday,. Judgment b the
amount of one hundred dollars was rendered
sgainss the defendant for selling liquor TO the
husband of the plaintiff. The csse being the
frst of the kind ever tried In Springfield, has
occasioned considerable excitement among the
saloon keepers.
Those who served in the late war will be in
terested to know that the Land Commission
srs, in recent circular, states that those sol
diers, sailors and marines Officers included)
who served dnriug the war for 3 period of
ninety dsys,upon payment to the Registrar Of
certain fee can enter upon quarter-section
Of the public lands-l6O. .acres-wbich may
also be held at the donble minimum price Of
two dollars and half an scre, instead of one
half quarter section, OF so acres, as heretofore
Certain regulations are prescribed, and no man
can sssign away his privilege. The regula-
tons regarding other homestead entries are
70 be in force.
Last fall a party Of thieves stole train on |
the Central Pacific Railroad, aud robbed the /
express car but were followed 40 closely that /
they were obliged SO conceal n nart ~ .be;r
booty IN the mountainous region west of SsIt
Lake City. The robbers were apurpben5.5
and brought TO trial at EIko, where tbsv ,a
cured the services Of two lawyers 70 defend
them. The agents of Wells, Fargo & Co. sus- !
pected that the accused might turn over some
: Of the stolen property to the lawyers IN pay
mert for their professional services, and deter
mined 70 keep watch On the Iatter. The ls-
a. gentlemen startedfOr sha mountains, close
" followed By detectives. When they had
found and rsesarsdi tie hidden property,
amounting % several thousand dollars in val |
us. thev were appEsbsndea and taken TO Salt
Lake CITY, where thsy were examined before
Juaae Xavier sna beuBd. OYsr to appear at
tae District Court n tie sun Of 5000 each.
The st1lsE property vas resurAsd to its
svEUH !