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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-04
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Photographer.
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DO i'Afur.k Pictures taken IN ,,ny
stvle. copied and enlarged. Rooms owe
"a p Il lewis, west side Court square, TIP
roS Iowa 1879
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-04
Special Notices.
The Great Pictorial Annual.

Hostettcr's United States Almanac for
1873, for distribution, gratis, throughout
the United States, and all civilized coun-
tries Of tho Western Hemisphere, is now
published ami ready for delivery, in the
English, German, French, Norwegian,
Welsh, Swedish, Holland, Bohemian and
Spanish languages, and all who wish to
understand tho true philosophy of health
should read and ponder the valuable sug-
gestions it contains. In addition to an ad-
mirable medical treatise on tho causes,
prevention and cure Of n great variety Of
diseases, it embraces large amount Of in
formation interesting TO the merchant, the
mechanic, tho miner, the farmer, the plan
ter, and professional man and the cnlcu-
lHtons have been made for such mcri,lians
and attitudes as are m0at suitable for n cor
rect and comlr, ,hensive National Calendar.
The nature, uses. and extraordinary
sanit'ry, effects Of IIostctter'e Stomacl,
Bit urrs. tho staple tonic and Alternative Of
mo, G than halt the hristian world, arc
fully set forth in its pages, which arc MISC
in,cr>pcrsed with pic orinl illustrations
valuable recipes for tho household and
inrn, humorous anecdotes. and other i'll
struciivc and amusin, reading matter,
original AMI selected. Among the Annuals
to appear with the opening Of the year, this
will hc one of the most useful. and moy it
had. far nc asking. The proprictors, Messrs.
iiost"iter Smith, Pittshurg, Pa, Oh re-
ceipt of two cent stamp, will Forward u
copy by mail 10 nny person who cannot
procure one in his ncighborho ood. The
Btte,s are sold in every city. town and
village, and nre cXtcnSivclyuscd through.
out the entire civilized wtrld.
la. y
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-04
Arrest

G. y. Hobbs, {. most worthy and
highly respcc'abo citizen Of Sampson
Connty,a 4 iuan Of high character, Of
means and influence, was arrested at
his house few days siuce Ivy Dcpu-
ty United States Marshal, and hnrried
direct to H"loiIh. passing Go!dSboro,
where there is United States Com.
missioner, and wa, rescued at the Jail
door, where he WAS to be consigned to
II cell without even hearing, by n
friend who happened 70 he in the city.
iir was charged with intim idatin., as
wc learn, onesH,ck Royall, a grace &.
less sean =, that scrvcd as u larhey at
thn tnitcd States Mar sllai;< uisice, in
this city, last sum,ner, and this same
Royal is rpw CT, li:cd in Sampson
County jail, charged Win he murder
of Il negro banned iIar,iss in that
County. an'? comm; ted hY the State
authorities. The f G; Of Mr.. Hobbs
b.in@ brought to ihi> city when there
l. United States CHmu:i:>ioncv at
Cold hor", (und should he one in
SamrH ~ and the aucmpt to imrris
Oh hinl without ""frai;t, il; another
of the rr0s, cutrngc3 that are daily
being rerrotratcd Is United States
MarHha!S III our State. - RuhiM Nc,pS
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-04
Terrible Accident.

Oxen Dowd is white longshoro.
mnn, employed in loading the steam.
shlp Manhattan. While standing
along: ide Ct II bale of cotton, which
Was just 'i'ing into the air, the
IaF&c lrcn hook used for attaching
-" HHi"@ slipped from its hold end
struck Lim upon tho inside Of the
!"'t forearm, n"~r thr elbow. The
h""i took deep hoi4, ynl thc full
r""w"r of IL" engine having been ap-
r'>It" the "rpnra.u', the flesh for
the f21cH Of * inches towards The
hnhd "" !it".H'iy rcaleI from the
arm tt'" nnt"' tnnatc man, wien the
H'"N ""'iiy tOr3 It. t.cifclcar.-- Clmles-
i,t N,p,,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-04
Market Reports,

New YonK, November 3O.-Cot.
ton opened and closed quiet--up,
lands l9s; Orleans l9S; sales l,70G
bales. Gold l24.
CHAnLEsroN, November 3O.-Cots
ton qulet-middIing lS4 receipts
1879 bales sales $50 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 30.-Evcnine-
cotton opened quiet and steady and
closed unchanged--uplands 10; Or
leans leg sales LOGON bales.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-04
A Little Boy j'eYUurrd by Hog s.

The Lexington, (Ky.) Press, of the
8,h, says:
ga son o! Mir. Eugene Barnes, and
9ran!-:on OF Char!es llerndon, Esq. .,
# thi* County, met with his death,
j. stoldny afternoon, in the NEST
Sucking Hammer. Tho little boy
~Ao Wa, ahont eight Yeas old, Was
vring home i;om school, and in ,,>s-
ing through Il lot Of hogs, with pigs,
on his fathers place, it is surpassed he
s;"rfcd to play with some O.; the pigs,
when the inturiated hogs rushed upon
him and devoured him boHily, swing
his head and shoulders. \, one was
near the scene Of this m,st awful
tragedy, aud consequently no assist
nee could be given hi.n.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-04
THE gAxxE ExuLu HuRAL

'Georgi, did her part nobly, and
she stands to-day like the rock of
Gibraltar, immoVabIc, and inscnsible
to the waves of Radical, Would
that we could say the same Of every
Southern State.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-04

Some idea OF the enormous nroGts
made on little things may be gained
from the fact that few weeks ago n
party of capitalists offered to paw to
the French Government sixteen mil.
non francs per annum for monopolv
OF the trade of matches. 1t is n
melancholy fact that in tho country
which gave birth to Bastiat this offer
was accepted.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-04
interesting 10 Federal Office Ilnntcrs

The President says that no ollicc-
holders would be removed except for
ln'tlicicncy or maifeasancc in oflice,
and that in all cases Of vacancies aris.
ing from any cause the position would
be tiIlSd by the next in rank if quail
ned ana up to the requirements of
the civil service regulations.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-04
Fo TEEAX.s -
CITIZENS Of FAIRFIELD !
70 One and All!
CALL AT THE s FORE
or
5. WO[4NII,

Where yon will find him ready to sup
r'y aa Fcnf wants, having one Of the
largest and brs! selected stocks Of Goods
may the Northern Markets Afford To I've
Ladies VINO need Dress Goods. and even those
VINO may need .omcthing elegant TO make
up 1ROSSEAU, would saw that +
thought Of them, in selecting n few bcou,i-
tul Silks, Mcmrinocs, Dclnincs and Pom
Tins, in white and coIors, and every other
riolc necessary for 4 complete OUTFIT:
and 10 the public in general, would saw.
give me cnll before you purchase your
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-04
JUST RECEIVED,

S00 SACKS Family Flour, English
'OOD"iry Cheese, Lnrl, Bacon, and d
new arrival OF Furniture, including nice
lot of "Gcorgia Split Bottom Chairs"
Call and see them MCINTYRE T. co.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-04
Names for II.

Ornlcephadzymosis is the express
sivc word coined to fit the aniiction
now being visited upon the heads of
the poultry. There arc other names
for it, such as the 'hcn> hcwcnza,'
'pullino-f fclro sineirctalanasarcha-bul.
bosity,' &c.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-04
Line and Column.


the military typo of character all over
the world. The soldier of the histo-
rian, as well as of the poet and novel
ist-the gay, dnshiag, restless youth,
who danced with and made love to the
women, and duellcd and gambled with
men from post to post, and went un.
der lire with an oath or song on his
lips, who used to be the idea! ssmili-
taire,' has vanished or is vanishing
from tho earth, His successor is a
grave gentleman with spectaoIes,
whose uniform smells of tho lamp,
whose dreams are Of strategy and
tactics, and whose laborious days arc
passed, not on "toys or lust of wine"
but over figures and diagrams, and
| among books to whom the 'pon.r
and pride and circumstance" Of war
are nothing, and its use as naked,
unadorncd, savage, but potent inatru.
men; OF the national will, everything.
Both line and column are now t.
be numbered among tie things lh,
wcie. Tho 'co!umn Of attack,' iu-
decd, which has played SO famous
part in military history, may be said
70 teloug to tic past ~ comilrtciy as
/ the Macedonian rhalaux or the wooden
hne-"t .battlc ship We shall never
again witness great spcctauular frn.s
like the advance OF the Erg!iSh
column at Fontenoy, or Mac;lc,aii's
charge acl"Ss the plai, 1T Wasram.
When the l'ruSSian Gu.rd, in cvlumn
attacked the French Tine it Marsha
tour, in August, 1870 and lost six
thou aud Hcn in ten minutes, the
days OF close formation came 60 an
cti. IT IL now acknowledged on ali
hands that it will nnt do to send men
into action in any formation in which
they touch elbows, Or present u con
| tinnouS trout to tEe tncm,;s fire.
IN other words Il total revolution j.,
taking place in tactics, which will ill.,
cvitnbly greatly diminish the cilccr's
cohti ol ever The soldier during the
; progress oE the engagement, nnl rem
der necessary on the part If iha lat
ter an amoant Of INTEL gcnce, self.rcs-
p'ct and f'c.'ty which The soldiers of
Il" nation have, rs Il class, a; vet dis.
played. Tnc PrAs ial $ arc Low rrac-
tlclrg as, stem w!irh oraNs an en- q.
gag"mcnt by heavy fire OF artillery
nid thrn attacks cilh"r in linr nor
colhmu, but with great Uiuu1s ~ skir.
>hcr>, [" whom it is oil, possible
t" indicate thcir ohjHctivc rn;n>, and
who reach il rs hes; they can advance
ing across the ccn'Hy ty two<, OF,
three, or sin@ly, ca;c;rily avoiding
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-04
nhhGyiIh Mt A2X!r3yf!.


Ihr Ahbcvi!ia l.,S> ani i''nnrr,
- ihH 2iih instant, makes thc follow.
~ !ra'iyirG aLh"ut'ccu:rnt
lnt reports o! ti'r tate lire hrrr
were very much exaggerated. Ia.
, "''"" OF :: ,oH 1t I'm a"hcS,' on'y four
''"E'', ":' th"'e a. 40 n'cans the
H'''~!, Y q i,S'r"h"d, "n'i rEiH SO, H.,
't & "is "r'" i'ri"rlr"'ly saved tn"
...r l"".' OK t''r& tor t'.n no lar,
cove - ~ i"S" a'".". hlr. E"hinron
'Ad f''"ArN Nv. N'""n, Will hHiid
:,t"l.' arl Is" 80" ro:"n odh"u, *'"''s
III 'H" ''''." W.! r'Se W. II th" present
, v'r'h' i"i>. IA" late E:c HAS n,t
hnt"''iiy c''rli.d th@ busi"ca, Of
'"@'\ilic'
W', ,vk,ti,. I, li,,:,,, ;,one f,or,
III. ..,..;.,l ,..l,.,,.,., ,,, y'.i
a., !y,r,isrr ,,,,SJ ~, l,;",,. Wv :. '',,''' ~ i
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An 80, :, ro.n,,,,o uo ,,,,o, =
Sc,rr,jur iur.r, I,r ,hc I:,i..L H l,...' 90 -.
m.r, ,r. lnn,,;.a I, ,';.t ';.I: ~,
I'n;,.l s>;,,,.. >r.rI:I, -, ~, 49,, w.
rr ,ncv l,vr rr, .,lr ahr"'.; :, f'" tSo
,;,.n,h N,''' =" WV
|, j. .,,G .o,,,i..,;o, oc,,op.
den, "a s.,i.,lv r,.r,,.n 10 ,m,,. -
the r,ra>u,2 6,r"r,mc,t &c m[ll 90
the rul, : of III Il n,inr q, ',ar.,'a,.,.
W ',' Wy: -. '''r",' ':'''' '"'rFh'
nni ",,", y, '"'''"'S ''''"'''H ''''' "'h'c'
"''" ~ *r"''c'""h l" IN" Ho"fh
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,.';a, l'L' ",','"' -, ."" '"''' We states 10
>''J '''' "'"'S'"'"' '''h'r rs
m'mocrS OF legislatures, county Off
GERS Nc' Ihcy must prepare to
RESIN one or he ether.
ne '"i"l IhS'ner "f the Nrmy,
! bis r'rort to TO the Secretary Of
following SUMS for the ~.'p''> "f and
frightening sea coast defens ses in { G
S"n'h: For: MouhEr, >-ou,UuU: ::
F"rt Sumter, $50, 600 Fort Johnson
$4,000 Castle rinckucy, $500.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-04

One hundred miles of snow fcpcos
nave been put up alcng the Union
Pacific Railroad,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-04


n Move III the Right Direction The
hangers ahead
we were 80 much gratlhed at tho
actloh OF the General Assembly yes
teroay' says the tarolinlan, III tho
i''h''a'loh OF the NUMBER OF attaches,
'hae we are 'nc''nrd I" administer to
'"o "'e"'oc'S o' '''"'c"'n OF what
.oo y o''on Is P'cas'a 10 term "ius'd
'ous democratic ha'tcry'
h' "''' ~ seen ~ cur report OF ~"
P'ooc'"'"t" u '"e '''e's'ature' 'h"
"t''o"cs "i""e '"a'' nav" oeeh hS'
~ a' ''''e'''' an" ."'Se '' '"' '1o">r
az twenty -'""r' LUIS Is inr2e nam
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| P'CSScu WITH thC Importance OF -
trcnchmcnt and cconomv in tie man
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If tho corrup,ing Influence Of the
lobby cpn be k~p. down, We arc cu.
''' W. ~ ~ ''''''' = ~ ''' nc" AS
good men Of all parties and rcu1e,
|
valuable service to the State. There
is not great deal lcf: to steal nov,
and the integrity of the new members
will probably lot Lc rut to such 60.
we're tests as was that Of cur two r:c-
rrdirg legislatures The Npnds o.
the State bcia. worthless. there ;>ur
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-04

a wit once asked a peasant what
part he performed in the great drama
Of life. 81 mind my own business,
was the reply.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-04
A Triumph.

No medicine ever offered TO the people
has won for itself such n reputation in SO
short lima rs DIR. TUFTS EXPECTO-
RANT. Wherever it hf 8 hccn introduced
It has supcrse seded all other Cougi remedies;
1t not only cures the Cough, but 80
thoroughly puriies the Lungs, that no fears
Of its rctu, II need be apprchcnlcd.
MEMrnis, February II, 1850.
Dr.. 1Im. H. TuH:
Sir-f have been suffering for nearly two
years with II severe cough and great dill
Guilty Of breathing. Ny weight was onc
hundred and forty i've pounds and when
conn cnced t:hing your Expectoraut,
was reduced to one hundred and sixtccn--
had tried almost everything; had terri
bic night swcats. l have ken half dozen
bottles. The night s~cats ! We let me,
the cough has almost disappeared, and [
have gaihrd fifteen pounds in weight.
believe it will cure my cough. | recon-.
mend it to all my friends. With respect,
OLIVER Eiu!..
Dr. 7"n's lair Dye h"$ no B"i Ohor.
Ii you feel dull, deSron,lrnt. lrowsy,
dcbilitaIch. have frequent hcadachc. mouth
tastes hnaly. poor appetite. aud tongue
coated, ycu are suffering from torpid liver,
or "Biliiou-ncSs. Nothing viii cure you
so speedily AMI rcrmanrHily - Er. iicrcc's
Golden Ma'lcnl 0is3Cverv
Ayr IT At&AY& Ar Hans ~hsn;dcn!s
viii h ppen iii the best r"guln'cl inm'ics,
md for this ,Hnson among many others,
The Mustang LIinieEl should linl a place
in the cupboard Of every household. In al,
The world there is nothing comparable to
1t as MI application for ..utS cnn,usi0ns.
hurns. spasms and scall>, an when
every cthrr preparation that medical in.c.
- rnf ca Ny.l 1
lief in rheumatism, Eruraigia. sore t!rnat
Slanthlal swclings, muscu!ar ron;raciIors,
cramps. looIhachc. &C., This powerful anti.
ntlammat"'y and pain destroying; accent
lmmcIm'cly assu"gcs the sufferers agony
ana eventually acc"mr isncs Il rnIical
chrc. Probably there i NO; Il conMu ,cur
III hnrAc flesh or an amateur horS"mun in
The 'and who docs ho; know. cirhc" from
personal observation or reports ,i.at the
Mustang Lnimcnt Is the supreme remedy
for all e&.crI,al diseases and in juricS Of !hc
Horse
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-04

pass the General Assembly unless it
be paia for, nor Will any fail, however
noxious if there hc money to back it.
Tho corruptionists ought to be frowna
cd down at the beginning.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-04
-AI@o,

y large stock Of Jeans zoe. to 81 at
WOODWARD g. Lew.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-04
ToAe@Taph1c.
Foreign News.

BERLIN. November 30.-The Gov
crnment denies orders to Mantoufel,
to concentrate, in case Of certain con-
tingcncies in Fricnch affairs.
A despatch from Khiva reports the
cholera raging there.
MADRID, November 3O.-A fight
occurred at Marcia, when thirty in
surgents were killed. In Malaga,
twenty-threo were left dead. Forty
persons were arrested at Birjoa, for
participation in the rising.
Death of Nlr. Greeley.
WAsuINGrok, November 29.-A
dispatch las just bccn received here
uunnnnripg the death IF NJ. Greeley
al $50 this evening. H., Ms u"cnn
scious at the time and PASS ,,e@ce-
fully away.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-04
@ -

y new Democratic daily, to be call.
cd tie Federal Democrat, to take the
place Of the Patriot, will be started in
Washington in u few weeks. 4
stock company is now being formed.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-04

MIR. w. II. Mouncc, who has
been acting for tha past several years
as Deputy United States Marshal for
South Carolina, has rendered his
resignation TO MIR. Wallace.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-04

The New York Sun occupies over
n column in telling what defeated the
Liberal candidate. 1t could be put
in less space. We rather think it was
General Grant and the want Of votes.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-04

\ lady reed not be muirn.faccd
alhtugh She DC toasted.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-04

ssg:Gz'0s2'a'g!%s Il E||t,E.N.ag9a.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-02-22
! A Remorseless Swindle.

Some years ago-wc do not remember how
many, !ffbut suppose it to be dozen-there
was newspaper announcement about man
who had left package Of money at Earles
Hotel, then on Park Row, New York, to be
@ nl}t fs usual aIe9F from The Clerk. Upon
presenting his check, day or two Liter, he
could not get his package-thc clerk was
horriGcd to discover that it was missing. 1t
happened that check had been presented
which was au exact imitation of the check
given by the clerk, and on this bogus check
the package had been, innocently enough,
delivered to the person claiming it. The
depositor brought suit to recover Sl5, 600,
the alleged amount amount Of the deposit
left at Mr.. Earle's. For years the matter
was in litigation in the courts, going from
one tribunal to another, and keeping Earle
ION the keen jump" Gas Emerson has it)-
The result oft all has been that Earle had
to pay the SIS 900, and q good deal more
besides, in the shape of interest money and
expenses, amounting in all to no less sum
than $4,000. This amount Mr.. Earle has
paid in cash, to settle this troublesome JOB;
and now, having few months since paid
the last installmcnt and ended the ugly mat
ter, lie received. week ago Che was in town
day or two ago and told his old friends ot
it,) package from Boston enclosing letter.
The package was the identical original miss
ing package from the safe-Was identified
as such--and with it were papers which have
proved beyond a question that the actual
amount deposited in the hotel safe was not
$4,000, but only $500; and it was also re-
vealcd that the dcpostor had confederate,
and that the whole operation was swirdle
and robbery. A duplicate check was made
SO like to the other that thsrc seemed to be
no difference; and the two rogues have doubt
less divided the "swag" which the courts
have decreed to the plaintiff The note,
which revealed these facts was signed 'llow-
ard" with this interesting addition: "a
Conscientious Scoundrcl"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-02-22
i From the Milwaukee Wisconsin, Jan 26.:
- 5 Romantic Marriage.
fIretty Waitress Of the NephaH luarries
$40 ,OOO-Spced, Safety and Comfort. p

tFhe Newhall ouse vas the scene yester:
day Of q matrimonial occurrence, which for
nastness and dispatch in execution shallen,
geEcomparison. On the noon train yestsr.
day there came from Kenosha two gentle
men, the Rt Rev. Father Daugherty, and q
yosng mar, bearing the aristocratic name Of
Desmond. They Immediately betook them
selyes to the Newhall House, and as soon as
thgshad registered their names, the Rev.
gentleman asked to see Migs Fanny Gary,
sseSsssg the mattresses Of the hotel: Although
she:was engaged at the time in waiting on
the:table, his business appeared to be so ur.
gent that she was summoned from the dining
room and met Father Dausherty in the hall.
After exchanging the usual compliments Of
the season, the clergyman, who it seems had
long been acquainted with 1.iss Cary, told
her without further explanation that a
young gentleman friend of his, was about to
settle down in life, had made his fortune aud
determined to take partner, for better or
for worse, had consulted him as to an eligi
bic person: That he had Immediately sug
gestcd that Fanny Cary was just the person
for the place, and that Desmond on the
strength of his recommendation, had decided
to offer himself to her, and effect if possible,
an immediate consummation Of the matter
in question.
After stating the above facts the Reverend
Father made formal proposal to the young
girl in behalf Of young Desmond. The pro-
posal was accepted, Desmond summoned, and
the couple, who had never seen each other
before, introduced, and it was decided that
as soon as possible, they should be made two
souls With but a single thought, 'two hearts
that beat as one" Accordingly, by four o.
clock, the ceremony was performed by father
laugAerty, and without waiting for congrat-
ulatiolis the newly married couple set out for
Fox Lake, the residence of Desmond.
Desmond is said TO be man of considera-
bic means, owning property to the amount
of $4,000 in the v.cinity Of Fox Lake
May their journey through life prove long
and prosperous.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-02-22
. A FIRE IN THE REAR.-An Indianapolis
1850. 49, 1;.Lo, tJ,o H,lIowipo, ouaor ctarp.--

= A FIRE IN THE REAR.-An Indianapolis
paper publishes the following queer s.srS. Saer
son or thcrcabouts visited the city on busi-
ness and in the course of his percgrinations
he purchased a package of Roman candles for
the purpose of amusing his progeny on his
return. Ills fireworks were carefully de-
posted in rear pocket, and short time
thereafter he wcndcd his way to tho depot
to take the evening train.
While lettering in the waiting room admir-
ing the stacks of gingerbread, boiled
eggs and doughnuts temptingly displayed
on the lunch-countcr, he carelessly whiskcd
his left coat tail against the red-hot stove,
and trouble Immediately ensued. The first
rocket narrowly escaped the face of native
who was in halfcomatose condition, caused
by the extract Of much hups; and, not stop
ping to inquire into particulars, he made the
door in two gigantic leaps. All the occu-
pants Of the ROOM Immediately attempted to
follow his example, and, with determina-
ton not TO bc distanced, the proprietor of
the candlcs forced himself into the midst of
the struggling throng, endeavoring frantical-
ly to escape. In the meantime the candles
fixed and popped, giving strength to the
evident impression that the party was
being bombarded with some sort Of an
Internal machine; and, strange as it may
seem, the innocent cause of all the trouble
was tho most badly frightened man in the
lot. Not until fearful holes had been burned
in the broadcst portions Of his hether gar
mcnts, and the epidermis looked as though
strong mustard plaster had been pulled of
violently, did he discover the cause OF the
ranic. Order was finally restored, though
the effects en- that mans coat-tails were dis
astrous and we are also informed that his
unmcrticnablcs required immediate half
soling. Tie victim is willing to testify that
not one Of the candles m sscd fire.