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1HE IF TERRITORIAL CAMPAIGN.
Republican Meetings. Last Night.

T.
The republican voters of the fth election dis
u7Ct met las evening at the stevens school
hoGse, IN pursuance OF the call of Messrs. Henry
hlnber and Alfred Jones. for the purpose 81
orszr' zipg. MIR. Henry PeysOn was elecse 4
psesicent, with A. 5. TAYLOR and Geo Phil rs
wee presidents, sod NJ. J. Qaiglsy s-cretsrv
ADOPTED, endorsing the Presidents appoint
SeEts under the territorial act, and piedging
,slioTt to the new officers, Addresses were
mace by DIR. A. p. Pardon. Henry Himbe5 A
y Tayt<, and Alfred Day, urging unity OF
scion AND forgeuulness OF past political dir
teItDees.
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.
"A meeting OF the republicans OF the seven
tteBth district held az Island Hall last nt0ht
~ organize. Charles Marshall called the me- ct
ing 10 order. and ex- Councilmau Jos WiIIiams
~ss ected temporary chairman and s. A
DGSssas secretary. r. A. Boswell and Perry
carson we're nominated for presldeD, for the
ensuing year, and on a vote being taken by
wileTe the Chair announced +. A. Boswell elect
60, which announcement was received with
voeifeTous cheers. M. Boswell on taking the
shAar addressed the meeting saying: I" While to-
bSht We nave been divided in our choice vet
having exercised the right Of eur individual
preferences and the result ha wing been record
80, trust the division will end here and that,
Ne will be united to q man against our
common enemy, the democratic party and
Ie We viii have no divided household.
We nave TO choose delegate to Congress at the
Bert election. and the lower house OF our 10 Vie
Iatare, and II the right men are elected 10 mn
tAese places the elective franchise will be ex-
tended IN the territory OF the District of Colum-
tfs, 10 that more of our rulers shall be chosen
~ you 4 trust that in the choosing of these
men you will vote for such as will look after
tooI interests, send good men totheilower house
and not weak kneed devils who will sell them
selves and their party for money" Perry Car
son was then elected vice president, :. A Dong.
las seeIe tary and Robert Gilehrist treasurer
hiI. y. h. \. Wilkinson offered RESOLUTION rbat
TIE republican voters of the Seventeenth Dis-
met endorse Frederick A. Boswell a. their
eIoiee Tor delegate TO Congress. After cOnsid-
tIab!e debate, the resolution was laid On the
table. NV
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PHYsICIANs recommend the use of Hallr
Sicilian Hair Remover to prevent grayness, and
to heal eruptions OF the scalp. 3
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FoR CoRNs, BuniOns, Club and Inprowin,
Nails. and other diseases of the feet, visit DR.
Whites establishment, No. 635 18th street. op
poeite United States Treasury. 22I.i
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GENTS HALF HosR, of AL the aitsa-er,
grades, In Cotton, Lisle, and nj srino, at prices
70 suit the most economical, at the Original
franc 9, AL It'll street. No branch stores 3.2I:
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BUY The CELEBRATED "FRAHcu Corsaps
the best Paper Collar in the market for SALE
only at the Original Francs, 43I eth street
LOOK Tor the name. No branch stores. 3.2l:
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BALBRIasAN HOSE for ladies. a. the astonish
ing low price Of IS cents, a. @. Baum's Cofse
Factory, 40e It'll st.
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SAVE TOUR MONEY and buy your Cents Fur.
nishiDgs st the Original Francs. All ith street
Inc cheapest Store in the city. No branch
SlOiCes SpI.
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THE TRADES.

EsTADlIsHkD 1883.
~. JOHN McDss2Orr 4 BROS,
AND CARRIAGE~ -
DEALERS, 49,
$40 Pennsylvsnfa ave, near 81 street 2S0
CARhlAGES AND HARNESS
hECElVEO ON STORAGE AND SOLD Oh
COMMISSION,
CARRIAGES REPAIRED, ~
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GREAT VARIETY IN White SHIRTS tvo
or three pleats-eylets, buttons or studs-onsn
In front or in back-all sizes-at the Origin AZ
francs Gents Furnishing Store, 43I 18th street.
al Popular Prices. No branch stores. S,2,l:
GBET's AND LADIES Kid Gloves at q a psiy
Al sizes A new assortment Just received A. o.
Baums Corset Factory, 4Os It'll u. ~
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ASoTBER BRUTAL WIFE wALLoPER-Da1.
feTobS Condition II Hs Ticti@--On last Friday
blght. man named Thomas Kelly living ON the
corner Of lSt and Il streets northwest beat hi !.
vie IN 20 brutal a manner while in a delicate
condition. that the physicians despair of her
LIE. he was arrested yesterday BY the on rers
or TIE seventh precinct station and will be held
tlil the results q the injuries Il seen
Lieut.. Kelly. who made the arrest visited the
injured woman this morning, and she positively
refuses 10 prosecute her a>saIlant, saying that
AZ she dies she
WANTS TO DIE IN HIS ARMS:
thAt she loves him dearer than life itself. that
lie would not have done the deed had be not
been IN liquor. Mr.. Kelly il very badly be- ten
about the Bead, face, neck, breast and stomach.
LEI person being black ard blue, showing the
severity OF the attack, and her suferincs This
morning are OF such nature that little homes
are entertained By the physicians OF her resoy
cry. She Il a native Of Altoona Pa, where her
a"d has been living in tbfs
'eeuve- TesIUv, =
city only about three week, having lareiy re-
moved here from Virginia. Information was
lodged IN the Police Court BY the physicians
Who attend her, and q warrant issued for Kel-
" arrest, and this morning he was brought
INTO court and committed " Jail to await the
results Of the injuries.
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New ESQ Gold Lean.
SAFE. PROFITABLE, PERMANENT,
JAY COOKE q CO
0fer Cor Sale Of Par and Accrusd Iutsrssr
First Mortgage Land Grant Gold BOud,
OF TIE
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY

VI AnB
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
The g, Sonn s. Are ssesres so. By rirst Hort.
=. sSu s%sspa!, ,saors 6y Fr nOrsass on is
TSon..nd Acre. Il Lsnd 10 % sss i n;.
Sspo s are IRE from United STATS Ts. the
Pipcpsl at the end q Thirty Tsers sna he i,,a9
cot semi annually, the rate Of sKvEN AMI rsIfE.
They sIe s.oed u denominstiOus Of 500. ESQ.
Cooke, q Psilsaeiahis s and sSss Tsnm: Jay
President Of the Psnnsylyanis Central RsilTosd
Thee Northern Pacific % Bond. win at .lltme.
P1G5s e ~ Ts Psn csS
.ns: :sat ssr lN ,S.;t ssss Ese
hIss el.ss sssurisy Persons holding United states
sS.f ss.r is'% soo asss ss , r
't Hn nsys "a 's,;.ss 4. is,.Si, inys.snsns
sss IL any
the hishest current price fOr ALL nxKIfIXsis
Thos. living IN localities remote from Banks. r.,
;:ss sns =. p e be-
q our ovn risk. ana without cost 70 the inyestor
o. Banker. enIloyed 70 ssii this Loan. VI ''s ''
JAT So9ki oS, General Agent. FOR District
rISsI N Srfi9iS' qsrslins aud ;. Carolina.
kkkk Nis 5Dkss4 ASk If556P6BLIo,
MID DLIf0N CO. w.
WHeHfNdroH DRY sAvruas Bask,
ssFFkkRR44AHs SAVINGS AND TsUsT CON.
TEssASIs ssS4Lk ! ..pAIs sHOP,
.u.,I Near Z, Northern liberties Market.
SCALES REPAIRED
UNITED ss..s: sssaasId %.ies' Al ssss va. :.
CAKDEN AND fLOWER SEEDS,
FRUIT TREES, &C.
vel. s9 ..se sar ..oes 81 ss sSrps trade
fLcwIR sEIbs, I rare asn and bsastifu, from -
lsno snc ene comment with many saved from nv
! New and rare PLANTS, an immense stock. Fruit
CoNEdR sfst GsaP sTsisSS ssd and dw.r
strsrs berries, RsseSerriss Bsciefrie. &C. sh.ae
Trees, kverereens, Roses, &C.
yOMH SAUL
u,s s 81 9TH street GHs Q 3 r p Once
A VOID oUAgKs.-A yies.a q sariy ipdi.ere.
81, Ss; simpe means of ssifeSrs. 1sseS 81 r ,sm
f9irfEs = ZEN q. a.s fortA. dAs; y
CI ,SIaz!: Es, AMP :. yIsIToEs GALL AND sEl
rnisO. Losd oees sAlss Boon. 1905 P.n.:yl-
TABLB KIIvSs And fO5Ks, a
IlM kHIvDs. from . ssSss . u. q
EkLkCkB Loan 0mcs esies- room,
su%o lees Psns0ivanis svenne~
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MY sry5s hoop Earrings. with pendant;
.be pizLra bfAeelets, WITH gold safety chains;
Istsa Dia morC3, So IN gold; me French CIT
Js~siry, receised % Preys, NO ~ Pennsyl-
yAJia avenue, between and etn streea
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LITTLE NEIL, the California Diamond. drew
sf1ll house NJ the National Theater last even
Il g. AND her sprightly acting was much enjoyed
~ large audience President Grant Occupied
aITiyste box She viii appear for the last Il me
Itfs evening in the sensational drama OF "Katy
I9c, giv.ng her best sspw and DANCES
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PROPOSED GERMAN JrBILKR---Last evening
a meeting of the delegates from the var ious
German associations was held at Stosch's Vic
toria Hail, for the purpose of considering the
popriety OF making preparations for q grand
jubilee in honor Of the restora alton OF peace in
Europe. Justice Charles Walter was selected
~ president, in place Of DR.. Schmidt, resigned;
and after some discussion it was determined
that there should be o jubilee on Easter Mon
day, (April 10th,) in honor OF the pesce-a
sScludips public meeting but II Ws. inc NOT oss az
termined whether the meeting should be An
outdoor one or not The day selected is the
same As thar determined on by the German
citizens In Baltimore, New York, and other
cities.
MR. ANDREW HARRIeA AN, whose unsuccessful
attempts At suicide were noticed in eur paper
some days since, says they were not caused by
natrimonial trouble. His present wife is true
lady, Kind, amiable, and loving, and it is only
when he has been drinking that he wants 10
DE. He says he has quit drinking now, and has
no desire TO commit suicide. He also denies
the attempt to take laudanum on top OF . house
where hs was at work. His statement in regard
to the excellent character OF the present Mrs
harriEan are substantiated by all who know her.
The BOARD OF krersrRArres nat Yesterday
afternoon, Gen. Croker in the chair. Henry
Johnson Was elected secretary, vice John f.
Cook, sesigned. 1t Wa resolved not to admit
any person IN the room occupied by the Board
during registration except these conpected
Herewith. On motion, II Was agreed to allow
Two I'D ch1lleugere from each aide during regis
tration. 1t vas agreed to secure for permanent
nee during registration the room now by the
Board occupied in the oven House.
WkTCHNKN APPOINTED. The Treasury
watch has been increased, and now numbers
sixty persons. The following appointments
were made yesterday: Henry M. Painter,
Lewis ID. Chsnier, Frederick Rinehart. Johsr
an b. Thomas. j. Y. Reipenmuller, WIN. Y.
Marten, j. n. Burrows and Frederick j. Ar
bucle. Thomas Giilispie has been designated ~
acting lieutenant.
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nRAL Of Louis Schahle, whose dee III
We notice in SATURDAYS issue of our n usr.
LOS pace on Sunday a ternoon from SsoDser-
buno BALI CO Ier Of SIN and streets. The
eE~s we're taten TO Prospect Hill Cemetery,
s@neeTeend and employees OF the Adjutsnt
ssesetaPs once. The deceased wa. a psti ye OF
TIneen, 6ermApy, and came 10 this con ntry
forfteen years age; served in the cavalry durin1
ne lare war, and n the time OF his death " a.
employed IN the Adjntant Generals once. He
vas man OF excellent character, and WAS
much esteemed.
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THR AErRoPoLIrkN RHIwAv-A meeting
Of The board Of directors OF the METROPOLITAN
sueet railway was held yesterday afternoon 1t
the Board Of Trade rvoms, Cot. s s. Smoot
Temporary Chairman. j. q. McKeIden was
olaniuouely elected president and Geo. H. IL,
Wmte treasurer The rules and bylaws we're
ADOPTED With some few amendments. and
ksnxs- A. K Shepherd, s. s. Smoot and n B.
fugitt were appointed an executive committee,
and A vi. ClApp, WE Clagett and NJ. NJ
kokTer finance committee. II was voted IN ~
Tie executive committee proceed At once to
have survey made Of the line, and make
PREPARATIONS Tor . speedy construction OF the
read ii Was also ordered that the books of the
company be opened for subscription to the re-
halpder OF the stock unsold
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Mr.. Gulick hoped the Chair would cali the p.,
ZEN emAh 10 o'der' sneh language shoald not be used
Mr.. Chase said he would object to the gentleman
ne nnsss he apoegzed to the board for the
Mr. NcCaihrsn.-"IwiiIno not"
mr. Chase said the language used Was
Mr. st.v,1, rs aasedI To- 90 IHE sc.sD,
sHnos letter endorsing the Moore meter as the best
Mr. he0sthr.n arose. and aid d. regretted thu,
had and would take bach the Language be hsd bsen
sososd M. usine-not because it was not tr1e but
Mr. Moor An apology with 9 vengeance"
pssssSe Of this iii sftsr having pss.eS one TO- ,e.,
M, nst.s: "a ,sfy ,s:nf Of
nr. Davis defended the action OF The commi;tes,
zee, Of the Moore meter in New York that i was the
Mr.. AcCsthrsr read telegram from New York
Mr.. = oers said that sort Of trick would not xSrk
Mt Davis s.sd thsy wens not PREPARED here. and
sI Gh.:e .a,d he undsI.,oea n. Water Board
here; guIeha:ed ten netsrs-tvo each OF ave diner
Mr. nins srsusa n, leach that IN. u.o-. ,.,.,
Sir; More" What evidences have you tina, IL n
New York tns, il was the best, and il wss
ss0 r. X. s ssniss to
.,foes ns ana Va vi S.sr1se not zoo
Arsr snor Ias.age at arms between Mr. Moore
one Of the eopmtfes, 49,
w.. rIlS MS ows rSrnssrs
MI. psvis-sI aid not
nr Hine ssksd M Moore N he n eant To I'm, i'm sts
that Mr.. Dsvfs or ofner gentlemen were infueucei
their action by the fact thstrheir expenses we're
Mr.. psyis did not {eeardsuy sb,.s Of that nst,r..
He bad ade up HE mind - to the hest meter With
out any pt that fthe evidence brought
70 him which convinced him that the Moore meter
- he best.
HT. Hms argued hat the bill reported ny the
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TIE SOLDIERS HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION
Vas OF gained last evening BY the election OF
Soonel z Z. ord, president; j. W. Corey and
Games MeNAbb, DR., secretaries, and Captain
Nlxons treasurer. Gen Hugh Cameron from
Tie committee appointed 10 dr. aft BILL reported
The bill which passed the House by an almost
Unanimous vote last session, with anne ndment.
be BIN a. rtpcrted from the committee was
Then adopted, and . committee OF four was ap-
POINTED To act IN concert with a COMMITTEES
heretefore appointed by the Grand Army Of
The Republic, 20 secure the passage of the pro-
Toeed bill in Congress.
DEATH OF A BAPTIST MINIsrRR."-Ed
StaT- Rev. y. Warren. whose death Wa,
noueed IN your paper yesterday, did not
come 70 this city until nearly three years after
Ihe eloee OF the war. During the war Rev w.
II. johnson was pastor Of the church. He re-
signed about the close OF the war and some
months Afterwards the Rev. DIR. j. BRAY became
its pastor. on eating for over two years. Mr..
Warren was called and accepted the call after
wards. He reegned the charge several months
ago, rot ION account OF his failing health, -
time.
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MADAME MARIE ssiBAcH. whose fame a
sne OF the greatest living trAsediennes has pre-
seded her TO this city, will appear at the Ma
bonal Theater tO-morrow nisht As "Mar
stuart IN the play or that name. DAN
Eyre VII De psrsor med on Thursday evening
Adnenne re Couyre" on Friday evening
And Goethe - immortal tragedy of " Faust" o.
Saturday night. Madame seebach brines he
own company. Her stay in Warrington = nos
Itiye}5 TAINTED to four nights -
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and herself were turned ont of the house last
neishbor's house; that he drinks three o. four
bottles OF whisky . day, and does no work, but
quarres with ali in tho house; that shs has been
get bread for him. While ali this was being
said Robert stood In the dock with his r1outf
WIDE open, ready to let fly . volley, but, Jo-
hanna having the stEt, he could not get word
besOtted countenance was sufficient to convince
the Judge Of the truth Of his wife's etory, and
the Judge required MIN to give bonds In the
at the same time warned him not to be becnSht
STOLE 81 600 WORTH OF BRIDGE.
John Cohen and Daniel johnson, colored.
charged with stealing lis pounds Of iron from
the 10Th street bridge. These are q part Of the
party OF thieves who have been tearing away
have sold to the junk dealers. The sosf Of re-
placing these iron castings viii be upwards Of
81 900 to the government. The proof was posi-
costs, or three months in Jail. Charles white.
coets.
AMATEUR rpeILIsrs.
Dick Smith and Richard Lewis, charp cd With
fighting IN the street. Lewis appeared in the
deck With an Dormous eye on him, the result
blow from Dick, right from the shouider,
Dick was fined % and costs and lewis the sane.
ss warning to keep out Of such COMPANY,
VIM. Ryan, feloniousiy purching barrel Of
costs.
PUTS HIS RIVALS Rye OFT.
VIM. Marsh, charged with assault ana hat
putting his eye out. This occurred in George,
town, on the corner Of Bridge and Washinsfon
ST. Gets. Wilson testified that he vas stansiino
on the corner BY the Union Hotel, talking with
colered girl, and Marsh called her aVav from
him, and when he asked Him how he would lfke
MIN lwitnesel to do the same to him, worde fol-
,cweG, AND Msssn cut him across the eye. put
hotei: Other witnesses were introduced, fully
coTroborstiDg his statement. On behalf OF rs
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-31

AN UNLUoKY BENEDIcT.-Thomss
Francis Of Albany has been particularly
unfortunate in marriage. His Arst killed
herself thirty.four years ago; nine years
after bis second spouse ran away from
him aud died of destitution in Illinois ;
six yeary later his third consort was
drowned. In 1858 his fourth helpmste
was killed, ana be having been convicted
OF the murder, was sent to prison for life,
but pardonsd out. In smother dsoade
the dfth partner Of his bosom mysteri-
ously disappeared and very recently tho
sixth welded idol Of bis soul soueb,
peace and oblivion by hanging herself to
bedPost. The accumulation Of years
and experience having made Francis .
philosopher, he bears bis counubial
bereavement with fortitude.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-31

AN HONEST CUsToMER.-Au auecdote
worth laughing over is told of a man
who had an iu6rmlty as we'll as an appe
tite for fish. He was anxious to keep
up his character for honesty, even while
making bill with his merchant, 10 the
story goes, and when his back was turned
the honest buyer slipped Goldfish up
under his coat tail. But the garment
was too short to cover the theft, and the
merchant perceived it. "Now," said the
customer, anxious to improve all the op.
portunisies to call attention to bis virtues,
"Mr. Merchant, I bsve traded with you 4
great deal, and have paid you up
promptly and honestly, haven't I?''
"Oh, yes" answered the merchant, ri
have no complaint" "Well," said the
customer, II always insisted that hon.
esty was the best policy. and the best
rule to live and die BY" THAT'S co."
replied the merchant, and the customer
turned to depart. '"Hold on, friend r.
cried the merchant; "speaking Of hon.
sstp, have q bit Of advice to give YOU.
Whenever you come to trade again, you
you had better wear . longer coat, or
steal shorter goldfish"
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-31
HOW His SHIP GAME IN.
STORY OF STRUGGLE, PATIENCE AND
TRIUMPH.

ran across what first struck me as q
very singular genlous on my road from
Springfield to Boston. This was stout,
black whiskered man, who sat immedi
ately in front Of mo, aud who INDUCED
from time to time, in the most strange
and unaccountable maneuvers. Every
now and then he would get up and hurry
away to the narrow passage which leads
to the door in these drawing. room oars,
and when he thought himself secure from
observation, would fall to laughing in
the most violent manner, and continue
the healthful exercise until he was Is red
in the face as q lobster. As We neared
Boston these demonstrations increased 10
violence, save that the stranger no longer
ran away to laugh. but kept bis seat and
chuckled TO himself, with his chin deep
down in his shirt collar. But the changes
that those portmantesus underwent He
moved them here, there, every v here he
put them behind him, in front Of him, on
each side OF him. He was evidently get
ting ready to leave, but, - We we're vet
twenty Eve miles from Boston, the idea
Of such early preparations we're ridicu.
lous.
If We had entered the city then, the
mystery would remain unsolved, but the
stranger at last became so excited that
be could keep bis seat NO longer. Some
one must help him, and a. was the
nearest, be selected me- Suddenly turn.
ing, a. if | had asked question, he said,
rocking himself to and fro In bis chair
the meantime, and slapping his legs, and
breaking hard, "Been gone three yearsi"
"Yes. been in Europe. Folks don't ex-
peot me for six months yet, but got
through b and started. telegrsphsd them
st the last station; they've got it by this
time" As he said this he changed the
portmsnteau on his left to bis right, and
on the right to the left again. "Got .
wife ?" said I. "Yes aud three children.
he returned, and be got up and folded bis
overcOat anew, and hung il over the back
of the seat. "You are pretty nervous
over the matter, ain't your l said,
Watching his 6dgety movements. swell,
should think So" he replied II hahn /
slept soundly for week And do you
know" be went on, glanclug around at
the passengers and speaking 10 . low
tone, ~ am almost certain this train will
run of the track, and break my neck be- |
fore ! get to Boston. Well, The fact is,
have bad too much good luck for ono |
man lately. The thing cant last faint
natural that it should, you know. I've
watched it. First it rains, then II shines, |
then Il rains again. 1t rains 80 hard you |
lhink it's never going to stop then it |
shines 80 bright you think It's always 60
lng to shine and just % you're settled
70 either belief, y'u are Knocked over By
change to show you that you know
nothing At all about it," "Wsll, accord |
og to this philosophy" said l, "you con
linue to have sunshine beosuss you are
expecting q storm" "It's curious" he
'eturnsd, "bus the only thing which !
makes me thisk will gst through ssfs,
\ bscsuss ! think wss't." "Wsll, that
~ sfa =
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-31

A startling evont lately took place in
q church whore the clergyman adopts
rather . strange style Of admonition.
Speaking Of the devil going about like 4
roaring lion, be said Satan was svery.
where in the world-in the camp In tho
court, 10 the theatre, in the private
houses and rising with bis subjects hs
said, HE 10 IN this chruch at this very
moment;" upon which . sharp ory wss
raised by little boy in . pew belonging
to one of the leading families Of the con.
gregation. "Aunty, supty," be shouted,
"tsks me out, take me out; want to
get away" And aunty had to take him
out, the boy rushing 10 terror from tho
church, not having the heart to stay any
longer under the 'ssme roof with . per.
sonage Of whom he had formed 20 terri.
bic an idea. y+f4.--. y
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-31

After he had built the Drew Church,
one Of his old neighbors was iuquirine Of
Daniel his experience about special prov.
idence ! "Believe in special providence :
Of course do." said Daniel. "Why,
when suhsoribsd 100000 FOR the
church, I had no idea where the money
was coming from, but Providence wa
wiih .me--I want down TO Wall street.
got in with some of those New York
smart fellows, and 10 less than SIX months
l had skinned them out of $4,000 a.
slick as . whistle"
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-08-31

An sudacious criminal 10 under arrest
10 Cleveland, Ohio. He 10 ten years old
sod bis offence consisted in smptyius
some cigars out Of q duly stamped box
into an unstampsd basket, and trying to
psddle them among . crowd, to rails fund.
to support poor and widowed mother
Tho despsrado was promptly picked up
BY . revenue detective and committed "a
tail because be could not give bail "a