, 1873-07-08
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

Cherries and ououmbers wero In season IN
New Westminster, British Colunabia, at the date
Of tho laat mails-tho 17th ult.
Tho freight managora of tho Boston !; Al
bany Railroad say that last months business
was tho heaviest ever done on the road.
--hellonville, Fla, had public meeting the
other day to build church ana ssc9Fe 7 PASTOR
Tho boys OF Zanosyille, O., nre indignant at
tho ,ptorferonoo OF irresponsible private cisizoua
with their yosted right Of bathing in tho city
reservoir.
become rich. Tho night wltchmau in Q Bur-
lington, vt, bank died few days ago, leaving
e1bo :, v,, ..,,,n ,..ntoa .+ro .,n.r..
ries for supper, while her hnhnnna aldhs,
through tic shoulder. Ho ia i strawberry man
An old lady in Savannah is reported BY .
city paper to have paid 81 600 to Mrs. lem
pleta, Of that city, who is fortuno-telier: @ she
stable. ...
Nancy Harvey, who died in Baltimore Inst week:
She was III yours oid mover ~ nursed s.;ne George
1t Is suggested that, ,peraons who 60 about
With thor cashmere Bhawls turned inside out to
show that they uro genuine, should adopt the
custom Of walking On their heads to sho" that
their boots Aro Bqled.
GOyer e2b0,o worth of bank notes Of tho
old Fulton Bank wore burned at Atlanta. Ga., y
fow dayB ago. II WAS the last bank In the State
to suspend spocio payment, and WAS rlinod by
Goorgia'a ropudiation Of hor war obligations:
Memorial, iu Hydo Park, London, arc scrnbbea
with soap and water to kaop them clean, and o
man who knows writes to tho papers to Uay that
III 700 years they will be scrubbed Into shspeless
lumpB Of marble. .
granted the urgontly-roquestod favor Of having
Els execution take place Oh tho Fourth OF July.
tho Judge being the more roady to attond to Tho
petition from the fact that the hunging would
"holp aong tho propossa GsisbrstiGn ai, ~
sblo o1ouse Tor the ant. But would hlr; T., Wade.
Of Houston, Texas, be cenHured for ahuhinR OF
this mortal coil when it came to be understood
that OF tis fifty childron only forty-one are nt'll
-Ghineao graas-cloth is q new material IN this
country. It comes III noat little bundles. Wrapp-
ed around with chineao paper: This fabric re-
eomblea tho Irish balbriggan. Tho cloth ID mado
Of pure thEaad, and does not oreaao nor stretch
1t Is ono yard wide, and oonta!ns about tho Bame
quantity As thirty yards Of ordinary ailk.
Tho experiment OF planting Pine need on
tho waste lands OF Easthan, Maas.. Ia reported
to DO q complete Ruccesa. a Thousand acres OF
lhnd ara now covered with thrifty pines from s
protection, would have boon waste tract Of
Bhiftipg sand, As a consequence, too, game
has Increased, and quail ploVer, and Other blst't
aro plentiful, while foxes arc not scarce:
.3rhere iA now living in tho town Of Worshinng'
ton, Maas tho family Of sias Marble, Thloi s;.I1
ron. Tho father Ia az yoara old and the naothel
81. They wero married December Is, 1908, con con
soquently have lived togotlier as man ana wifs VI
| G5 yeare. Tho oldoat child Ia nearly G4, tht
youngest 80.
Married ladies should be cautious about dis.
| eiplining their husbands, wllon the latter come
home Tiny, by atiokiug their heads into bucko
OF water. At such tlmou tho husbands are NOT
itted for tho reception Of water. Airs. Junk,
Of Masiotta, Ohio. was in tho habit Of 30 dis
oipliniug hcr husband, but sho knows better now
Laat uook Bho tried It, and hold hia head III TIT
pail till ho WAS HubjugAtel. Now she il 4 lone
| widow.
Tho steamer Galley Of 1,orne brough
| Us over GOO Chinamen day before ycsta1day
and tho MacGregor yehtoraay brought G2o
while the ohina. IA about DUE With som
1900 .nore. Yet, T. spite Of th'
the Ohneae population OF San Franciaoo III prob
ably 1000 leas thAp IT was two months ago. III