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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-05-14
Miscellaneous News Items.

tB-A lady in Iowa recently drew $50, 900
on the death of her second husband, hav-
ing drawn 100000 from the same company
when her first husband died.
tB- A Russian lady named Freeloff, sues
the Hudson River Railroad Company for
$780, 900 for the alleged loss of a trunk
containing valuable heirloom.
tB Patterson's saw-mill and four tene-
ment houses were burned on the 7th inst.
The occupants barely escaped with their
lives. Loss, $4,000; insured for SO, 900.
tB- Some fend, in human form, poisoned
two milch cows, last week, for Henry W..
Miller, Esq, of Huntingdon, one of which
has since died.
tB On the night of the 9th, w. j. Bell,
a farmer living six miles from Bartlett,
Tenn, was waylayed and murdered. No
clue to the murderer.
tY A murder was committed in the
Eastern Penitentiary on Tuesday last, by a
convict who deliberately beat out the brains
of his cell mate, and coolly told the keeper
that he had committed the deed. OF course
he is insane, all murderers are these days
eB-In an affray in Lunenburg county,
Va, between a farmer named Davis, and a
colored man named Kete, the latter was
shot dead. Davis resisted party of white
citizens who went to arrest him, and was
severely wounded before he was secured.
tB- A little boy, who surprised his mates
by the number of useful and helpful things
which he did, explained by saying: "There
is almost always time for what VIC are bent
on; you see pick up the minutes The
suggestion is good one for old people.
tB On Saturday morning week Mr.
Riddles Patterson, a workman at the
National Tannery, at Lewistown, Pa, after
complaining of feeling unwell, suddenly
fell to the floor dead. lie had been for
many years citizen of that place, and
his age was about 20 years.
tB-A curious accident recently occurred
at an English race. Two gentleman were
galloping in opposite directions, when the
heads of their horses struck full tilt to-
gether, and both horses were killed, the
riders being thrown into the air. One of
them had his front teeth knocked out.
tB-A singular accident occurred near
Madison few days ago. A young man
named Will Smith shot loon from the
railroad bridge, hitting it very hard. The
bird rose about hundred feet in the air,
and then fell straight, plump on the face of
babe, which lady was carrying in her
arms, greatly to the astonishment of the
woman and child. The latter was insensiblc
for some time, but finally recovered and
does not appear to have been seriously in
jured. The loon weighed nine pounds
sB- Two weeks since we noticed the
statement of Rhode Island paper that
James O'Neil, who has been confined in a
penitentiary in that State for eight years,
for crime which it is now proven he
never committed, has been released We
now learn that the General Assembly OF
Rhode Island, in consideration OF the labor
performed by said O'Neil during those
eight years, has voted 5000 TO him, as com
pensation. Two hundred dollars TO E" COM
pensate" man for false imprisonment and
hard labor Wbew what price Twenty
five dollars year for labor In the peniten-
tiaiy.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-05-14

THE Bon.fR. M. SpeeT has introduced
bill, in the House, proSidipg that here
after no person unsuceescfully contessing
the seat of, a member or senator shall re-
ceive any allowance ,%Hn atever as costs,
counsel fees, ,oF,expenses. The bill was re-
ferred to the Ocmmittee,oE the Judiciary.
In the event of; the passage ofa bill Of this
character, quite saving ssyould he made
to the treasury.
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court seems tame and harmless, innocent
and sportive may have been in its rea)iza-
tion, in a prayermeeting, exceedingly an
noying, disturbing and vexatious. With
these instructions we submit the facts to
your determination.
The defendants were found guilty, and
at the request of the prosecutors, the SEN
tence was made as light as the law would
permit.
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Notice.

Owing to tiie overcrowed condition OF the
wards OF lie pennsylvania State Lunatic
lIospitel, at Harrisburg, no patient can bo
received after May 18th, 1872, from amy
quarter, unless 3 letter is first written 20
the superintendent and physician to Aseer-
tain whether accommodation can be proyid-
cd for each persoa
Jdbn Curwen, M. d.,
superintendent and Physician.
May 10, 1872.
Papers throughout tise State will please
copy.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-05-14

THE clerks in the Surveyor Generals
Office had @ ioll iticabsn on last Monday
evening, over the change in the head aof
that department. Gen. Campbell "wes
caned" the cane being very handsome
one, purchased and presented by the clerks.
Gen. Mccoy the chief Clerk, was also
presentedSwith q handsome Mantle clock
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-05-14

THE DEMocRATIc National Committee
at meeting held in New York on Monday
the 9th, decided to issue call for the con-
vention to nominate candidate for Pres
ident and Vice President. The 9th of
July is the eIime set for the meeting, ard
Baltimore,was seleotdd-as the place.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-05-14

III n. +. English, OF Hartland Yer
mont, has patented wax~wire thread,
having, as it's name indicates. delicate
wire in its centre, TO be used in sewing
boots and shoes and other manufacturers Of
leather canvas, Sc.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-05-14

The LABOR REFORM State Convention
met at Williamsport on Tuesday last, and
placed in nominaSion the E1.lowing ticket
For Governor Col 'Wm.' P. sSchell, of Bed
ford Co., formerly State Senator, and
speaker of the Hoase in 1859.
For Judge of the Supreme Court, Judge
James Thompson.
For Auditor General, II. fsillingfelt Of
Lancaster.
For CoDgressmeH at large J-sa1. Hopkins
of Allegheny, and1. W. ClaE6 of North
umbefland.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-05-14

QUIEg number Of Democratic papers
have cerae. out in support of Greeley for
President. The st. Louis Republican Dem
ocratic) says that forsthe Democratic Ma
tional ConVention to RGminatea a Democrat
against hiHa, will be to commit tlan enor-
nous folly" and te seisplease ths great
mass Of Democratic votes.
At a meeting of the Democratic editors
of Illinois,hsld on the 9th inst, the follow
ing resolution was adopted
ResOlSSG, That should the Democratic
National Convention endorse the naplina-
tions of the Cincinnati convention we piedge
ourselves tO support the ticket.
1t wasdesided to call meeting ofeditors
at Peoria, H., Juno 12tll, and the meeting
adjourned.
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IMMENSE SUCCESS. Agents Wanted, Male or
l. Female, in every county in the United States
and Canadas, TO sell our new and most useful Pat
ent; from one to six used in every family lOOper
cent. guaranteed For samples and terms, en-
close ten cents and address
FERGUSON Il Co, GAS River St., TrOy,N. Y. l7r4t
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TT q PIANO CO., y. ", PRICE, eOo0
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A GENTS WANTED.-Agents make more
IA money at work for us than at anything else
Business light and permanent. Particulars free
G. STINSON Il CO., Fine Art Publishers. Port
land, Maine l7r4w
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RARE CHANCE FOR AGENTS !

AGENTS, we will pay you $40 per week in cash.
II you will engage with us AT ONCE. Everything
furnished and expenses paid. Address,
II raw +. A. ELLIS. & CO., Charlotte, Mich.
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The Brother Of the Injured Girl Her
Ayeuger.

Especial DispG'c5 10 Ersriug SfIr1
MANASSAS, Va, Avg. 21-,Iamcs +. Clark
the sedGceT Of Miss Fannie Foweu, was sh1
and probably killed in the jail At BreusSyEUs
THIS morning, At about O'Clock, BY her brother.
Rody Fewell. Mr.. FeweIl came up on the MIR
tram from Lynohburg, and got OF a. Bri,tos
station, and walked over to Bren.sy.lle, a..i On
gong 10 inc jail found the front door open. 4
DIscn 49,, Tue only person present, told him in
which cell Clark VA, aud on going there he
found Clark lying on his bed. Seven shots were
fired through the grating OF the cell dJ0r, one Of
them taking effect in Clsrk's left breast iust
below the heart Mr. Fewell returned 10 Ma
nassas, and has surrendered himself into the
hands Of the authorities. Ii Is thought Clark is
dead by this time-ll O'Clock a. m. The brother
of the wTonged girl has the undOubted Svmna-
thies OF the public with him, many wondering
Why he did not kill her sedacer before.
LATER.
A messenger who left Brentsyille at . O'clock
reports Clark living, but physicians say he must
die. Two shots took effect-one in the breast
aud che ia the side.
EDITOR MANASSAS GAZETTE.
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lie realization Of their peril. Down gradually
went the vessel until the bulwarks were
under water and waves came sweep
ne ov'r The deck. Nearly every
tie upper deck some succeeded. Some failed
and were lost, others plunged into the sea aud
were washed Tar away. A rush Vas made tor the
the widest shrieks the terrified passenger made
desperate efforts 20 Get into them. The Nets
had now sunk below her guards and several
passengers who had just run NJ from their
berths only TO meet terrible fate. TRs
main deck was lacked with hinge bales Of
cotton and a. they began 60 nost about
e', nhny passenger got hsmmsd in and were
Srt-et crowned or crushed % death.
lie scenes were truly appalling. Dsa,h
stu Every one m the face. or the entire
~ ui1 i' on souls only some ffty-three remained
reared IN the darkness. NcanwbiIe 60 a.
toh ana me of'lceTs o. the vessel Ner,, lshavi-,
Win conmeHdsole coOincSS. aua in ,,.,-1-,r,es
With orders all hands ~, bo.-.l -, -
Ntth hie IIeseTyCTs- At lcugth the A. -, -.
witch stood The terriacd people raltes f-Sr, -
hail. owing doubles 20 the GREAT t.-,-..,--, ~
The cotton bales and in 4 .eW m Ir,ft ~. 49, y.
sank 10 rise 10 more. leaving TIE rr,+f-,
Gcck, with the HudJlcd crowd. I, as
mercy OF TIE waves lie COLLISION haa
taken place AZ exactly twsnfg taiu-
utss 20 foIr O'Clock. and a,rut trr.s-1-1r-
ters AZ an hour ELAPSED from that tam. % TIA
.lle;e SEPARATION 81 the Gcck frrm iac hun
o. tie steamer. IL a. impossible "a give any idea
tle surroundings, many ~ once Jumped oa trr
L.iiii ! deck anu we've drowned. N,msr e.. lr.
u ih,H children, resolved that they shsoii
i.GlsA Wiz them. twiUg tr thl dkIat ftgy
could not make cut where thew were. and a. ras
avail ige.nE prevail. c. ne deck was drifting
Oh Ia "a - Was indeed a night Of hNrror-. A
lgf-ft tie morning dswhtt ana the shore gf
v atcL a. Va Was discovered, but tho wind lad not
atN'rd much, aud although by OH. tffue fhg.,
"a deck had made thvu-t' NcS s1Inewis secure.
tg1Gs we've ,uttTta med lest the heavy 50 then
running would sweep them or Nearer tnI
it aftr the floating 2, nanaut Of the vessel ap-
lrca'trC Tie shore, and finally struck bottom.
~ Wa sigual note, and in half = dozen sec
otuS the nearly exhausted perishing passengers
IiuLEed into The sun 20 trust % faJe. Tle deck
coon after went 20 pieces, ana MANY seized
,,e,,,S ~ the debris ana were SWEPT ashore
alive. In one instance. lady, with
her two children. one under each arm. were
carried safely through the suri. Human beings
struggled ia al directions. Some were struck
ly floating hu5ers and swept senSeless high
upon the beach; Others, unable any longer to
hold out. succumhed, bat were dually washed
ashore in ~ my condition.
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@Georgia Is said to have sportsmen who
knock the feathers out of leather winged bat,
and make fur fly from jsck-fish.
6S-The track of a snake, in Durham n. c..
measured over four inches in width. Ten dol
lars reward, dead or alive, is offered for him.
~Cider viii be 20 cheap in New England
this year that the barrels will cost more than
the pure apple juice.
0Sophie Sparkle says the fine art OF snub-
bing has attained its fullest perfection at
Saratoga.
S-Tbomas Holme has bequeatheS to the
British Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals S55,oC0.
G-General Sherman gives it as his OPP MON
that Razaine should have kept cut OF Metz.
Baz ains L. said TO agree with him.
~ Moyicg water always possesses . fascina-
ting interest. and soft-hearted bachelor has
discovered that there is 10 form Of aaid quite SO
pcy ing as $ EemaD's tears.
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DNew York begins her underground rail-
~ Hawthorne said that Miss Bremen was "a
moss hmiable little woman, worthy to De
maiden-aunt of the whole human race"
0"Uncle" Daniel Drew has scooped heap
OF money out of his past years financial opera
uons, and Is said to be now worth SIS 900 900.
- The Marquis Of Butte Is afraid to ride on
orseback, because q gypsy fortune-teller once
predicted that he would be killed by q horse.
o6Among the proprietors of houses of ILL
fame who were arrested Thursday night in
Wooster street, New York, was w. Waterman
Clark. once a Methodist minister.
- Charles Schoffer, an elderly man, despon-
de mt over heavy losses by the Chicago fire
committed suicide by drowning at Jersey CITY,
N. j., yesterday.
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PERsoSAL--W. II. l.. Bridgman, the Wash
ington correspondent of the Boston 4acertiss r,
leaves to-day tor Louisville and the straight out
convention. The Advertiser has shown no little
enterprise in putting a corps of first-clsss cor
respondents in the Geld this campaign through
out tie country.
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Personals

MISS NELLIE GRANT.
PARIS, Aug. 5l.-Nizs Nellie Grant arrived IA
Paris TO-DAY.
THE DyC DE roATLLRs.
Minister Of J auce g. the United States, tcle-
graphs from Washington that ne has met with
q most cordial and friendly reception from the
American government.
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RETURN OF PRoDiGAL.-A telegraph to the
Richmond Dispatch says: Wayne Brown, agent
Of the Southern Express Company at Athens.
Tenn. about four years ago abscOnded withjabout
$4,000 OF the express cOmpany's money. Here
turned TO Athens from the South a few DAYS
since. Brown is in 1.-THE last stage of consump-
ton, and says he has come home To die
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MORE ABOUT THOSE DIAMOSDs.-Other dia-
mOnd merchants in London than those first mem
toned lew days since have sent letters to the
public journals, stating that Americans have
called upon them and purchased diamonds n
the rough, as was the case with MeSsrs. Rittar
LeversOn & Son, and that these purchasers
represented themselves as Pacific railway con
Gnrfnra
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COLONEL BENJAMIN ALvOED, Paymaster
General, Q. S. A, has been, by direction OF the
President. assigned to duty IN accordance with
his brevet rank OF brigadier general.
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Go.ernor Carftn ONT of bangor.

INV YORK, August 3l-Governor Clrtin's
Illness II no longer considered dangerous. The
Hines from WI oh he suffered on the voyage in
creased upon his arrival, and hts case was at
ore time considered decidedly dangerous. For
tie Pact two DAYS he has slowly been recovering,
and was ycsts rday able % be removed 10 the
residence Of a mend i'm this city, where he VIII
remain Tor the present. Though suffering
greatly from weakness, he is considered cat OF
danger, and his speedy recovery is hoped Tor.
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INTERNAL REvENTE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were $40, 1851, making the tocai
amount for the month ending to-day, l,2)j,
IGG 10
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EoN. b. F. KEFoRD died suddenly at Norwich
Connecticut. last evening, from apOplexy. He
was commissioner for the settlement Of the
Costa Rico claims.
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ANOTHER VICTIM OF HYDROPHOBIA-The
Philadelphia Inquirer Of Wednesday SAYS: A
mao dog bit little gil, named Kate Heineman
ii years OF age, and who resides in New Third
street, above SUsquehanna avenue, about three
months ago. The wound healed, and Ne bad;re-
suit followed until on Monday last, when the
emo was taken violently sick, grew worse, and
expired on Tuesday night. The suffering and
agony Of tie child was terrible
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MILL BETWEEN KELLY AND TIMorY-A
special despatch to the Baltimore American
from Eastport. Me-, last evening, says: A prize
fight took place this morning at seven O'Clock
B., for $500 side. Kelly won in the seventh
round; time 20 minutes
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip,

PosTNAsTEE GENERAL CREswELL leaves
here this evening for Maine to take part in the
campaign in that state.
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THE LATEST TAUBLR IN UTAH.-The parri-
son at Camp Douglas Utah, was under arms
Thursday night, by request of the Governor, as
II was cared that there would be an outbreak
in Salt Lake city in consequence of the destruc-
ton by the police of the two houses of ill-fame
On Il Thursday. So far, however, there has been
no disturbance. The liberal press dcuounce
the vandalism of Thursday in strong terms
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MORE ABOUT LIVINGSTONE Lieutenant
Dawson, the English geogrspher and traveller,
who hes returned from Zanzibar, reports hay,
Ing been in communication with DR.. Living
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THE WORLD OF FASHION.
STYLES Fob sEPrEMBER.

influence OF the Thermometer upOn
Dress The Approaching Season
Newest styles aud Latest Novelties
social leadership Where IL IL to
Come From - school Dress for
Gir,s-A Grand Wedding
Parties.
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WIPE MURDER AND SUICIDE IN OHIo.-Mi-
chael Monk, farmer, living near Grove CITY,
Ohio, yesterday morning shot his wife tbrse
times with revolver, and then shot himself DIV
ing instantly. Mrs. Monk cannot survive.
For the last three years Monk had been dissi-
pated, and on account OF his excessive cruelty
his wife had petitioned for a divorce.
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THE MEETING OF EMPERoGs.-The Empero
OF Russia will arrive in Berlin at five O'Clock
next thursday afternoon. He will be preceded
BY Prince GOrtschakoff, who will leayeFrank-
fort for Berlin on Tuesday. The Car viii be
guest of the Emperor William for five DAYS
during which time magnificent fetes will take
place. A grand entertainments will be given AZ
the new palace OF Potsdam on the 9th of Sep
TENDER, at which three emperors and several
German potentates and princes will be present
SRutPmhpr " 49, -
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rI,BIs rs TO GIVE NOTICE. rh.. %. 60.

THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE, That tire subscrf-
District Of Columbia holding special term LISTERS
INVALID, late OF Washington eounfr ~ .
dee.ased: Al PEI sous having claims against the
same with the youC hers theresa 10 ths .nlsc,s,s
on or before the 18Th day q August next theT ,ss
othtrwhe by law be excluded from an b~0ef m ~ az
said estate Given uncer my band fhis isth dzy "a
August. ISL CATaFRTST TWAr ~ VI
aul4-v Sd
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AN "oIL CORNER" Now.-The producers in
the Oil regions are entering upon plan to stop
all new developments for period fisk months
from September LIST. Meetings have been held
at Par kers Landing and ST. Petersburg to far
tier thelobject. 1t is expected that nearly all
the producers will sign pledge to take inca
sures TO enhance the price of OIL
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A sienna AND BRONCHITIS .-hectuAlly re-
A usNtd ~ the use Of Daturn Tafnln 'T ' ~
no.t leeiul attack q asthma, Lord Dunsan, nao
emot 60 the Dstura Tatula for more than :
nnu.e OF so, When the ptoms abated, aud In ten
NJ m re he was relieved wonderfully. He
solo z ne hso used 10 FOR years with the most per-
fect success Certainly the ish ston hsd the most
real eject 1 ever witnessed. "-Dr. J. McVsagA.
nave never known instance In which relief
vas not obtained. Zen Alexander. Sold as to-
oseco IN tine. cigars md cigarettes In boxes and
a. pastlles for Inhalation in boxee; By Savory A
Moore, las New Bond street. London; and All
Chemists. Druggists and Storekeepeu throughout
the States. les eos n
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II n1Bsrs.ins ~ LApIEsj GENTS ana
fo1nS az Wcrers Christian Assocfstior yoSts..sv
osrare AZ orders promptly and nestly eseorfsr.
entrance on stre-t- between stE and .xh. LoIi-xi
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EoEnIDDIHG rFE EANH.-Iu CEhJE.
ILcroa near DGeu..un, ieGs. the publishing 81
bans Oi mSfrlmOnr between couple. the otter
day, Was interrupted Iu a singlar ma1n-r ~ a
discarded lover, - ~ refused ID ever afla- hD-l
bis peace. He claimed that be vas engage %
tie giTi, and 10 prove o., read - number ~ love
letters, amid 4 great deal Of clamor av friends
Of both PARTIES. The upgCsr Wa - gr.st t.tlr
The yCl q OF the TrteS, could hot De isar 4 and
il was with dficu'rv tia ,he -ws partte- sDuII
be cot out OF tue church. The mtrriar. Is not
! Eely 20 cone of.
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SINGULAR SUICIDE OF AN OLD MAS.-Dr
JeWett, OF North Haven, Me-, literally edu-
Gated, bnt very eccentric old man. on Friday
iast went INTO his ofhce, emptCd q can OF
kerosene about the room, severed the femoral
artery in both his thighs, and set fire 10 the
place. The neighbCrs, seeing the flames ran TO
the fire, and found the old man with a sing
car meDt on in the midst OF the fire. and weller
tcrrg in his blood; they dragged him out bIt
be was past speech. and died Immediately, He
mad no family and lived alone.
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g. Thirteen patriot. gili run for the Office Of
ordinary in Mus, o. ee county, Ga.
rS-1be -. Louis papers were very bright
during the recent intense heated term. Dar OF
them said that THE hotels were -s~inZ coal by
hrO.iing beef steaks on the skylichts.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Special Reports.
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Special Reports.
4 Tragical Ending

The ALLEGED sEDU.fR SHOT IN MS CELL.
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WEsTERNFR recently invented the restest
simplest, and most effective M hBI ~ >ticide
ever Beard VI. lie placed himself in tue most
comfortable posture a,tsinabic. and * ia has
me 9Th a piece " India rubber tubing, "a. stlcr
end Of which was ,OnnCcted with tn "a burn
CT. lie then turned GA the g4s and pro reed %
iAhGle, going CT 10 the happy hunting grounds
n easily a. IN I've were only takinEa lose u
laughing Gas IN the dentists chair.
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.fEPH.fBETFC.SL
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

sasrsiuirg Cards ofFirs,-ciass ESTABLISHMENTS
In 81 Ranches Of BUSINESS II tbs District.
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Buiiders AZ all persons Vho nceI any work IN ny
IlEe. suoh ss BELL HANGING. SFEAkfNd
u bbS, LIGHTNING kgDS, EIKgrRsC Al
BILLS aud BUSGbAB ALARM would do well 20
oaii and get prices befre EuEF elsewhere az this is
the oldest esf st.lished house IN the CITY
Ali kinds OF BAH cafe aud gsuit LocSs repaired
AID mace 20 order.
Jobbisg promptly attended 20. Give me a cal.
q. kUHNEIDER,
Practical Bel Hanger aud DsaleF ia 9eaeral N ard
ware, 1907 street N aag7 I'm
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