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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-11-01
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Dry your Queensware OF
DUY your Lamps, Lamp Chimneys and
% Coal Oh of A. Harris.
GUY your Tsbles ard Pocket Cutlery
~ OF A. Harris.
PURCHASE your Cold Water Soap,
Z Bsbbin's Soap and Fancy Toile.
Soaps OF A. Harris.
DROOMS. Baskets, Wash Tubs. Wash
~ Boards. w aleI Buckets, Clothes Pins
&C., for sale by Harris.
IF you wan. a coed Umbrella. call al
y The store Of A. Harris.
I FINE lot Of Cheming and Smoking
~ Tobacco, Pipes and Cigars, for 'ale
cheap, by A. Harris.
DROWN Sugars for sale al 10 AMI III
- cents. by A. Harris.
DOASTED and Green Coffees for sale
a by A. Harris.
Z AIDES. Gents and Cbildren's Hose
~ al the store Of a Harms.
IF you wan, good Collars and CUFF
L buy them Of A. Harris.
A CHEAP 10! OF Glassware fer sale by
4 A. Hsrri..
SUGARS, Coffees. Teas. Rice, Syr.
y ups, Msckerel, llouiny, Bacon. LARD
&C.. Tor sale by A. Hairs.
NALL for anything you want IN The
" Grocery or No'l"n line. and you will
be sure and ge, Bargsins. as | will
not be undersold. Call and examine my
stock aud see what Der. aims ] offer.
A. Harris.
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-11-01
LOST

A BOUT the first OF September. a
Il GOLD BRACELET, marked on
the inside III. Ashton" The finder
will receive %. 90 reward on leaving i, at
the Office oil This paper. No questions
asked. Oct. 1875
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-11-01

Jrsr SENrENCE.-Lear, the person
who committed rape upon the person
OF little SIX year old child, named AL
ice Baker, at Cumberland, has had his
trial in the Circuit Court OF Ailegany
county, and has been sentenced to the
penitentiary for twenty years: Inc
punishment of the crime is death, but
Lear being intoxicated at the time he
committed the deed, induced the Judge
in passing the above sentence.
Lear, during the sentence, betrayed
no emotion, but sat with his eyes cast
down as if in deep thought. lie Is an
intelligent looking man, OF tolerabie
lipht buld, and five aud half feet III
height, is thirty-two years OF age was
born in Massachusetts,, and for several
wears previous to travelling in the bust
ness Of stamp-selling, was bookkeeper
in New York, according to his own
statement. His father died when he
was four years old; mother still living
in Brooklyn, aud has one brother III the
State OF Texas.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-11-01
FEVER AND AGUE.

FEVER AND AGUE cured for fifty cents. There Is
not remedial agent In this world that will cure Fever
and Ague, and all other Malarious, Bilious Scarlet,
Typhoid, Yellow and other Feyers laided by RAD
WAYS PILLS. so quick as RAILWAYS READY Re
LIEF. Fifty cents per bottle.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-11-01

\ One HuNDRED THOUSAND DOLLAR
Fox Huxr.-Messrs. Suit, Marshall, and
Cross, of Prince George county, Md :,
having issued challenge to the world
for run of hounds, the amount OF
wager being 100000, aNorth Carolina
gentleman (AIr. II. G.. Sneed, OF Gran
Vile county,) has responded through
one of the New York papers, saying {:
If the gentlemen are bona fde in their
offer | will wager any amount, not eX-
ceeding 100000, that my foX-hounds
are better hunters and superior in speed,
power and endurance to theirs; and l
am ready to rur them any time between
now and the LIST of January, 1874, at
any place within one e, hundred miles of of
made, | will deposit the money or its
equivalent with the Merchants and
Planters Bank, Richmond, Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-11-01
800 Bushels of Corn

800 Bush els of Corn
in the Ear. lot OF Bags, II, Of Tools
Wheelbarow, Grindsione, Grain Cradle
lot of Books, | Terrestrial Globe, Hou'e'
hold and Kitchen Furniture OF every
kind aud variety, and many other articles
of u>e and utility not necessary TO emu
merale,
TERMS OF SALE-A credit Of SIX
months on all purchases over Slo,by The
purchaser giving noie and good security
The notes 10 bear interest from da'e, but
if paid at maturity the interest will be
RENTED. OF that sum and under the
Cash will Ne required. No property TO
be removed until terms are complied with.
Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
JOHN p. KEARFOTT,
hlmr. OF Estate OF T. W. Mason, dec d.
G. n. McGIincy, Auci.
Oct. 25. 1873. DIV
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-11-01

SHOOTING AFFAIR BETWEEN BoArMEN.
We learn from the Alexandria Ga
zette that disturbance occurred at the
Canal basin in that city on Friday the
18th instant, between James Noakes
and John G. Stoutenburg, Canal boat
men from Point of Rocks, and a color
cd Canal boatman named Henry Taylor
during which the latter was shot but
not badly hurt.
"4All the parties engaged were arrest,
ed brought to police headquarters, and
examined. From the evidence elected
at the examination it appears that on"
of the white men while drunk got
aboard of the boat on which the colored
man was employed, and upon being
cursed and driven off by the latter went
aboard his own boat to get club, when
the colored man produced 4 gun, but
had hardly done so before the other
white man snatched up 4 gun likewise,
and blazing away, sent some scattering
shot into TaylorS face, which drew
blood but inflicted no serious injury"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-11-01
ACCIDENT OF TWO MARTlNsBURG La
DIES AT HARRIsBURG.--Wh the West

DIES AT HARRISBURG While the West
Virginia excursionists were examining
the steel works at Baldwin, between 4
and s o'clock, yesterday afternoon a
greap of ladies and gentlemen stood
under one of the large doors on the east
side of the building, to watch the oper-
alton OF breaking iron. This is done
by very heavy iron ball being drawn
up to the height of twenty or twenty,
five feet, by means Of a shaft composed
of heavy strips OF timber placed IN the
shape OF tripod. BY means OF q NOV ',
able clamp of some description the oall
suddenly drops, and falling upo" the
iron, breaks it to pieces, While watch
ing this process the bail descended
breaking a heavy piece OF plate iron III
to several pieces, two OF when "eisn-
Eng from siix.to ten pounds, flew towards
the group anaer the dohr, one OF the
pieces striking Mrs, James McSherry'
of Martinsburg, in the side, and 1he
other striking Miss Rankin on the ankle
Mrs. alcSherrys injuries are painful
though not serious, and Miss l'a"N'.i
was able to use her foot after the acci-
>lovt, though suffering considerable
pain. The ladies were immediately
Brought back to the city, and taken TO
,ho It'll States Hotel, and received
medical Notwithstanding Journal
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-11-01

Lieutenant Fred Grant is atSalt Lake
Citv
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-12-10
nIr The communication of
FFarmer" shall appear in our next.
ARREST AND ESCAPE OF PRIS
ONERs.

Editor Abbeuille Press and Banner:
AS you are always on the "qui
vive" for news, I volunteer an
item.9 Quite an excitement was
created in Greenwood on Sunday
and Monday last by the report that
Lindsay Griffin had been shot and
robbed by bushwhackers on Satur-
day night. Griffin is not mortally,
but is severely wounded. Maj. r.
A.. Griffin, upon whose land the
wounded man lived, came before
Trial Justice Tarrant, on Sunday
and sued out warrant against VIII
lis Logan, John Burt Riley, and
Bud Roberts as the guilty parties.
These parties were arrested on
Monday by T. A. Jefferson, and
after preliminary investigation,
were ordered to jail, and placed in
the custody of Special Constables
Washington Powers and William
Ballard. As it was night when a
decision was arrived at, it was de.
termined to hold the prisoners till
morning. Late at night, the pris.
oners having been provided with
arms in some way, made an effort
to escape After an exchange ot
several shots, and a vigorous pur
suit, the prisoners fnally y escaped
So far as [ am informed, no blame
is attached to the officers in charge
.r Respectfully,
@.'' VETO.
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persons hoving claims be required to
present them at an early period, and
that the personal attendance Of wit
aesses be required by the Court of
Claims.
In conclusion, he renews his rec
ommendatlon for general amnesty
and says. thero area number Of per.
soas yet laboring under difficulties
very smal q but. enough to keep up 81
constant irritation. There can be no
possible danger to the government
in restoring them to eligibility to
hold Office, and he suggests the enact
ment Of q law better to secure the
civil rights which freedom should Sc
cure, but has not cffectually secured
Is the enfranchiscd slave. The read
ing of the message in the House oc-
cupied an hour and half. 1t was
ordered to be drinted, and referred to
the committee Of the whole. -
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LEGISLATIVE.

The proceedings of the Legisla-
tture during the past week are not OF
special interest No progress has
yet been made in passing the Tax
Bill or adjusting the debt, and the
day has" not ,beeu ixed for the
election of Chief Justice.
y In the HOUSE Mr.. TSlbert pre-
scented tie report of. tie County
Commissioners of Abbey!lle; also,
presented extract Of the present
ment of the grand jury of Able
vile, June term, 1873, relating to
public debt of Abbeville.
A resolution instructing the
clerk to report the number of
clerks and attaches, was adopted
and concurrent resolution to ad
:journ sine die on the fifteenth of
January, was postponed till that
time.
The House sent to the Senate
concurrent resolution to request the
Attorney-General and State Treas
urer to ascertain the whereabouts
or disposition of the plates of the
Bank of the State, obtain posses
sion of the same, and report to
this General Assembly at the ear
t1iest practicable moment. Con-
Cured in.
The resolution introduced BY
Representative Bowley recommend
;ing that the Republican Printing
,sCompany. employ colored as we'll as
white printers should any of the
former apply was carried by a vote
of ffty-four to twenty-scven.
= The report of Treasurer Cardozo
shows what conversion bonds are
%vslid, being exchanged according
to law for other outstanding bonds.
The House returned, with con-
currence, a resolution to request
the Attorney. General to furnish
information relative to the non-pros-
ecution of County Treasurers,
debtors to the State.
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New Advertisements.
The following lis a list of new

The following lis a. list of new
advertisements:
Toys Perrin & Parker.
Lot in Cokesbury-SamuelL Lord.
Congaree Iron Works-John AleXarl-
Notice to Debtors-Perrin & Parker.
Valuable Land for Sale-MrS. Mary
C. Miller, Executrix.
Christmas Presents - Mcdonald &
Haddon.
Greenwood Female 1nstitute-W. X.
Blake, Principal.
Long Cane Lands for Sale-R. H.
Wardlaw.
Bridge Letting-W. P. McKeller.
Opening of Schools-W. NJ. Pressly.
Conyeyances to HIRE. B. Rogers.
Etiwan Fertilizers--White Bros.
Final Discharge-Geo. w. Jones.
The following sales are advertised by
T.. P. Guffln, Esq, Sheriff:
2Tracts,-Property Elizabeth Lynch.
40 Acres-J. II. Vaughn.
80 Acres-R. NJ. DuBose.
s25 Acres-S. w. Agnew.
$40 Acres, and Personal Property-Jo-
seph l.. Hearst.
: 446 Acres-T. G.. Lipscomb.
400 Acres and Personalty-Nathan
Ingram.
3lS Acres-J. H. Wilson.
The Real Estate of Lucy Haddon.
204 Acres-Thos. Hayne.
1854 4Acres-Patrick G. McCaslan.
Personally and Real Estate J. T..
-fhrks.
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COTTON.

TIME financial crisis now pressing
on oil, forces US to appeal to our
patrons. We believe that the crisis
will soon pass away, but in order to
have relief it is necessary that the
farmers send forward their produce,
for it is the Cotton which furnishes
the currency by which tho wheels OF
business must be creased. We do
not ask you to sell your cotton at a
sacrifice, but simply to place it in our
hands for shipment, so that we can
feel assured Of having something
from which at the proper time we can
realize the amount Of your indebted
ness. We cheerfully agree to hold
such Cotton as you may send US tor
any reasonable time that we may
agree upon. BY this means you will
avoid all the dangers and exposurers
incident to it's being stored at home,
and are in a position to take imme-
diate advantage of any favorable
change in price-you will have the
satisfaction to know that you have
done all in your power to meet your
obligations, and this without any sac
ri6ce on your part. 80.
Should you prefer it, we are willing
to take Cotton at the highest market
price in settlement of accounts or 1or
goods.
Respectfully,
Wardlaw & Edwards.
Abbeville, Oct. 8, 1873.
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i Ihh ;CaLizENS SAVINGS
BAN \ oF sstoIH sCAh0LlNA
mas Today gone INTO voiupnlary bans-'
laPtGy, uhoer our adVice; hIs ad-'
siec mas oeen given as ,tho most OF
letsuai oss na means m Oh protecting slne inter
oSs9 90 ~ 10 aepos,'ols anu e,nel p lcfea.s-
Tn,o .sMno w. Gun .nus, una tnus oniys
.a'e s. Sno elneht a1la co4t,ol t ~
n1,osd no aisusesad )" Tho head, o. o. lasn pelng
nhose solsc.;on @ s ,I,s,, " - fevs.sga - ~
IN IT, o@aars 20 ~ I. p'..,. nv sloso.5
oori, dau nnbl;sh e : st..aa,ss asM = ~, =. -.
r,'u = f".,, ap,;on ~ ~ &c. y .'s
w W. ,nonId ,nan daans;. 6 s. 81
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Marriages.

MARRIED., at the residence of the
brides father, on the fmorRing of the p
November, Iy the Rev. p. F. Miller,
of Greenville County, and Miss LUCIA
WIDEMAN., the daughter of Mr.. Jas.
H. Wideman. of Abbeyille County.
MARRIED, at the residence of the
BRIDES mother on the 2 Dec, by the
Rev. b. +. Miller, Mr.. ISAAC BAR
NETT, aud Miss LIZZIE BECKETT,
both of Abbeville County.
MARRIED, Tuesday evening, Dec!
2, 1873, at the residence Of the BRIDES
grandfather. Mr.. John Davis, by Rev:
w. It. Capers, Mr.. JAMES II.
BEWLY, of Anderson, s. G., to Miss
JAMIE n. McCORD, of Abbsville.
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Notice to Creditors.

4 LII persons having claims against
N the estate of Samuel Robinson,
deceased, are hereby required to
present the same duly attested before
me on or before the 18th day of Jan.
uary, 1874, or be barred. Those in.
debted to the estate" must make pay.
ment at once, or legal proceedings
will be ipstitu uted against thom.
JAMES CARLISLE,
qualified Executor of Samuel Robin.
son, deceased.
Dec. 3, 1873, t4-3t
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The following persons have packages
tn the Express office:
w Moore, J NJ Dodson, Perrin &
Cothran, II L Cosby, w A Lee, o IT
Porcher, w P McKellar, IT NJ Tolbert,
Barnwell Co, L Harper, II G Perrin,
Trowbridge Co, w E Link, G r Has
kell, Mrs B Latimer, J J Moseley,
Wideman g. Link.
Z. V. HAMMOND,
Agent.
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ED1roR1AL.-We neglected in
our last issue to notice the acces-
sion Of Mr.. Stobo Farrow, as editor
of the Carolina Spartan, and Mr..
Ira B. Jones, as associate editor of
the Newberry Herald. We welcome
them into the fraternity.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-12-10

MEETING OF THE GRAND LoDG .
This body met in Charleston
last night. Messrs. w. II. Parker
and w. II. Branch left on Monday
morning to attend the meeting, as
Delegates from Clinton Lodge.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-12-10

No W. B. Gulick, Of Colum.
,bia, publishes a letterin the Charles.
ton Ne,os, in which he denies that
he has any interest, as alleged, con-
..trary to the Citizens Savings
Bank. ...-..
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IMMIGRANTs.-All who desire la,
borers, German or Italian, should
address Mr.. Franz Melchers, oi
Charleston, who is prepared to fur
nish them either in families or sin
,x(,,
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~ The County Treasurer's
Office was turned over on Monday
last by Mr.. j. F. G. DuPre to his
successor, Mr.. T. N, Tolbert, who
is now diseharging it's duties.
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New Advertisements.

Stationary and Portable Steam Engines
and Boilers, Gray's Anti-Frietion Cotton
Press, Circular, Gang and Mulay Saw
Mills; Portable and Stationary Flouring
Mills, Sugar Cane Mills and Sugar Pans,
Narrow Guage Locomotives aud DUN.
my Engines for street roads and minin
purposes, new and secondhand Iro
and Wood Working Machinery of ever
description. Send for Circular
WASHINGTON IRON WORKS
GO Vesey Street, New York
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Consignees.

The following named persons have
freight in the Depot:
E w Moore, w. P. Milford, J w
Thomae, J Hollinshead, w Kane, w
2 Mcclellan.
J. W. MARSHALL,
Agent.
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Ironin theBlood
MAKES the WEAK STRONG.

The Peruvian Syrssp, a Protect.
ed ISOLATION of the PrOtoctde OF
Iron, Is so combined 0s to hGue
the character OF an GIa11seilt, az
easily dtgested and Gsst11stt1te0
svith the blood as the st1npkes8
food. 1t increases the quantity
. Of Natures OaUss Vat1ltzt1ag
a0e,,t. Iron II, the blood, and
cures ia thousand Ills, I" simply
6vToniaa1 a.p, ,Invigorati,s0 and
I1tazizi,,O the System. The en-.
siched and uitdlizeI Mood per-
aneates every part ofste body,
repairing damages and tUGste,
searching Osst morbid secre.
tons, ana teGvs7eg 7a0t!saasg J0T.
disease to FEED upon.
Thts 10 the SecTet or the tO0!s.
de71tH success or thas se'ee9y IN
a c.'''.a DSepep0a.s, nss. IT, %
p', D,oPSs' OS . 49, -.
r1,1,s 49,. Tr..o.s
Loss Of constitutional Yigor,
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder. Female Complaints.
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cHAMsEasB1ae, December H M 10th, x, 1872
ps nts o I and
furnish materials YoS T@sse u I 5&coB gTouFFEB
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last Bdeys
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gloss a any % paint that Ss S
much s
ranted Paint. Yours 49, a. ,n,,
Cresswel o. Nd Feb 6h 1873 A H. sTRAsBAOGH
. C. P. KNIGHT, Sole Agent,
Nc. Lombard Street, Baltimore
AND PRfCE LISTS GRATIS.
Oct g. 1873 ON
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BIGH IaR FAR carrying Wing LA gLL4NNplI \

The Best Investment!
No Fluctuations! Always Improving
in Value!
The Weahh of the Country Is made 2y
the Aorance in Real Estate.
NOW is THE; TIME!
Millions of acres of the finest lands on
the Continent, in Eastern Nebraska,
now for sule-many of them never be-
fore in the market-at prices that DEFY
COMPETITION.
Five aud Ten Years Credit Given, with
Interest at Six per Cent.
The Land Grant Bonds of the Com.
pany taken dt par for lands. They can
now be purchased at a large discount.
MFull particulars given, new Guide
with new, Maps mailed free,. by address,
ing $500. O. F. DAVIS,
Land Commissioner q. p. r. r.
Omaha, Neb.
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Cotton Farm for Rent
for 1874.

TWO AND A HALF miles from
/ Greenwood Depot, G. e. G. R. r.
about $50 acres of good open land
and 25 acres fine bottoms. Price,
TEN BALES OF COTTON, 400
pounds each. Reference required.
Apply to r. II. AOUNCE, by mail
at spartanburg G. f., sc.
Dec. 3, 1873, 34-4t
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Market Reports.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
b A n y w e L L & G o.,
Dealers in Staple Dry Goods, Groce-
ries, PTovisions, &C., dc.
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DECEMBER
KNaHaDEA& sE; The paints we RECEIVED from you you Pave bees
ssacon qualities gloss and AL kind
especially
parties painters mix
furnish materials found tae most decePen ~
truly JACOB SIOUffE6 q SUN
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-02
THEIR CANDIDATE FOR
LIEUT.. GOVERNOR.

The Hudson Star and Time. refer
ing to the nomination of G. D. Parker
for Lieut.. Governor on the ticket of
the nameless party, says: SID #a.
People here are greatly surprised at the
nomination as Mr. Parker has never affili-
ated with that party. He was one of the,
committee to call the late Republican
Senatorial Convention, which nominated
Judge Barren, and when talked TO about
the call Mr.. Parker authorizeds his name
signed to it if it VASE Straight Republic
an cQW. Mr.. Parker is himself our auth
ority for this statement. 5a pr -
This looks very much as if DR..
Wight had inveigled the Bourbon
Democracy into nominating
Republican. It is safe to say. that
had the majority of the Democracy
convention known that Parker had
so lately acted with the straight
Republican, he would not have been
nominated. Democrats can tolerate
Republicans only when their Reys
ublicanism is of the eLiberar'
type. -Mszaoaatkee Wisconsin. ~
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THE HEBREW CHILDREN.
THE NUMBER OF JEWS IN, THE .CITYO
NEW YORK. ~

The city Of New York is a
cosmopolitan city, Of which it is truly
said there are of inhabitants s'nore
Germans than in Berlin, more Irish
men than in Dublin, more Catholics
than in Rome, and more Jews then
in PALESTINE The censes does not
give religious statistics but the num-
Der Of protesting Jew residents of
of this city. has been approximated
by the quantity of passover biscuits
manufactured for their use. The
bakeries produced con the average for
the lastnsdecade. 100000 pounds
yearly, which, at the rate, Of. one
pound per day for each adult during
the eight days generally observed,
would make number of one hundr-
rid thousano people. New York,
therefore, may be safely assumed to
contain the largest Jewish popula-
ton of any city in the world, during
the last $50 years. if not longer.
They have an orphan asylum to
accommodate $50 orphans, hospital
and number of charitable societies,
among which is the Independent
Order of B'nai Birth, and have also
established within the last few years
home for aged and INDECENT Of both
sexes, managed by ladies. presided
over by Mrs. P. Joachimsen. Believ-
ing in the "unity of God,' in the
fulflment Of the prophesies, and In
mans duty ts'to serve the Lord, "lthey
have of course, many places of
worship and competent religious
guides.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-02
FEARFUL BALLOON ACCI-
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Prof John i'll. Boley made an ascent
from the Fair grounds at eWapello,
Iowa, at. $50 p. M, Thursday, i'm
his hot-air balloon. Just as the
balloon left the ground it took FIRE
near the mouth. He had not
secured his footing on the horizontate
bar on which he stands, but went
up hanging by his hands, and did
not apparently see the fire until he
was too high to let go for safety, but
hung on until he had reached an
altitude Of twelve or fifteen hundred
feet on her canvas. He held till the
hoop at the mouth from which he
was suspended, burned away, b and
he fell. reaching the earth a quarter
of a mile from the point of starting.
His body was frightfully mangled.
the fall driving his legs into the hard
ground up to the knees, and life was
extinct. ,a