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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-01-22
Repairing Department.

Fine Watch and Jewelry Repairing speciality. Par
ticuar attention given to the more difficult work such
replacing broken lost parts of Watches them
equal to also broken yewelry requiring hard sold
erng soft solder used where is possible hard
solder Al jobs done By myseI send to the ci AS
a workman, / challenge competition. Every job war
ranted to give entire satisfaction charge.
The public Is invited to call and examine my stock and
prices.
Lambertville, Jan. s. 1873.
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spectacle Department.

In this department will be found full supply of Laza-
rus & Morris Perfected Spectaces, in Gold, Silver and
Steel Frames These Spectacles acknowledged by all
who have used them to be unsurpassed for cearness and
to the eye We have sold great numbers of thcm
and the demand increases.
We have also j. Moses patent Electro-Galvanic Speca-
clessomething newdesigned to relieve pains in the
head and prevent congestion
Also, Schaufhausen's celebrated German Spectacles-
good and ow-prced.
Eye Glasses of various styles
We have by far the largest stock in Hunteron county,
and we can hardly fail to suit you.
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Miscellaneous,

In addition to the articles named above I keep a va
riety of fancy articles and knckknacks to
mention, which may be seen in my showcases.
Engraving done on Silverware, Rings &C.
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silver Ware Department.

We keep in stock and furnish order at the lowest
city rates, solid and plated Silver Ware of all kinds
Pitchers, Plates, Cups Cake Baskets, Butter Dishes
Bowls Napkin Rings, Knives, Forks, De-, &c.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-01-22
watch and JeHxeIrx Department.

sell the best American and Foreign Watches, in Gold
and Silver cases at prices much lower than usually
asked for them in other establishments Also CLOCKS
of all styles.
splendid stock of all the patterns of Jowery
on hand. We warrant goods to be represented or
money refunded
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-01-22

The poorest education that teaches self
control is better than the best that neglects 1t.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-01-22

Put the strongest minded woman in bonnet
shop, and it will instantly turn her head
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-01-22

ID ANSACK the world and you will fail to find a
III place where you buy cheap get such fine
work DONE and in all respects be fairly dealt with
you can by calling upon II. TALCOTT.
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HJNO those who wish employ the services of first
by all means try II. TALC0TT
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-03-25

ntgen &ertreter Der @e6ilfenihaft bee
tra6ten molten, in @nbrbett aber olirffe
Der 0rrnD Der Iein, baB man Den Oar
binallaB beS 8erbonDe5: oMues ffoB,
nthts M tt ben Yrin3iPalen", ohr@1eBe1
mill.
9orous entifonb Ser iebt III 2et?5t8
ou~Seebro6ene 8u66rnGertrteg,
Der ftp mad ur1b nab iiber 9dn5 9eufl07
LAMB au8breiten biirfte. 9le 3ettnll9e1,
tpeld5e in Qetpsig eri6etnen, baben tbren
umfano beoeute1b %reouctrt. 8as togez
nannte Weltb(att: bic v@artenldube" Bat
nthts Al ffirhten, Dent ibr Oruder bat
Sic Tor6errrden beS 8erbanbes betptltgt
nod5ben Ser 8erleger ber1eGben BEN 8ret5
hes 8fottes nit 8eginn 6es Sa6res nm
fInf Silbergroihen fir ben Sa6reang
erb66t bat. Sm 8an5en boben 46 9ruz
dereibefiber Die Soroerungen bes Ser
ban6es a6gelebnt, bogegen 9 6enfelben
angetommen. Inter lebteren befinber
fi6 me6rere 1ocialiiti16e 0rr6ereien unf
bic befannten 6irmen g. Gon6nib,
81. @tebe (@artenlaube>0 ruGer) UNI
BdDne (Verleger tauftrirter 8lGtter).
Den &f, ben Der Yril1sipal>8eretn
aufgenomn1en, fogt beren Organ, tit Elm
&f inn Sntereiie Ser 8erleger urto oes
gan3en Ynbfifums, neil ct cine ntdt llit>
iDt8tt8e @ptiobe bes Samples tit. Der
enr9 oIIe @eiperbe gebt, uno allf Den
umftur5 Der beitebenoen 8er9dltnthe abs
stelt, obne I'M StanSe 81 ietn, bellere oa7
tut su bieten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-03-25

ben. 0te S6le, sroBe nnb fleine, itnb
gum She'll auf Seitenz, san Gbetl auf
S6erli6t eingeri9tet.
9tad portDGrtS 16rettalb, fdut Der tIre
ttt6e Drummer, Der oritlttalii6e 9ercle
utto oa3 retSenbe t6au5 pes 9icefont9S
BON Ggppten nit 1%etnerr 5ablret6en 8orz
f%priin9en u1b Grfer11, &uppeln nno Sa1t1
lelttbitrm6en auf. gBir ellen 5nrltd 8e1
gen Die &iiGfette bes Snouitrtepalalfe5,
un6 ette nere Welt eri0lieBt 1td9 penn
2u9e. Ote einfadel Gtnten Ger rte1tgel1
Mai6inenbane, GaS bobc @ebGlfe Der
aufsuri6tenDen yS2othbDfe, tDte fte an9tz
Tide Qe1te aus Rieberoiterret6 genanllt,
unb Sic sablreIben Bripatbouten, 1pie
bo3 @eba1oe Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NusfteQung, Te aQe fprbern genale Be-
tra6tunq, eiIgeRenDe B~IrDiguag. 1ltD
audi metter binorS, bis an bic 0ren5en
bes @ilenba1nbammes mtrb pla1irt Gnb
aeebnet, SttaBeu5uge ber9eitelt uno YIN
la9en gepflan5t. Die ret5eno1ten @enre7
btlDer aHS Der Nrbettertpslt fanDe bier
Ser Ytnfgl et1eS Wtaler5. 9Drt betIptel5z
tpetIe ltinItebt IN Der NunDe etne 9rllppe
BON Nr6ettern etten Baum, ber NIT ben
Wur3eln aus benz 8oDen entfertt tnerDelt
luA. Stt upA W. Rt1o0tSItlOItlI w
brdltsate Spbn Der 6atbe nit Dem DraDtz
bart 9epi6iten S9nurrbarte ftebt nebel1
Dem Mf0mnltu8e 9ibuiia'S, Der Steirer
Son1es neben Dem Weidel aus 9tteoer>
0Ierret6, ser Cine tra9t Die rptbe MtiBe
bss beurlaubten 6pnbeoS, Der anbere BITE
hlaue Tappe beS Snfantertiten II. /. ~.
I'M bunteiter DISTINGUISHING, tpte fte nlr
unier pielipro6t9eS Seiterrei6 aufpeiielt
fann. Settipdrts itebt cine anbere
@ruppe; Die Nrbeiter BADEN ie Elm Sell
in Der 0arb, an nel6em ie Den Gtien=
floB 3iebeu, Der ben BfoG in Die Grbe
itampfen Ion. @S iilb ni6tpetitioni>
ren6e G5e6sn10bne, bic i1re Nrbett mad
benz Sacte ibreS Stn9iang5 ,,Roztrhana
chalupa' perieDen.
Mir baben Nun 10 Siemli6 Iaer, tpenn
audi belte DDrer1t nltr flii6ttg geha6t
uno Da mag IS tppbl Semen tpunbern,
penn mir aud bes eigenen 6etm5 ertpdb7
nen, pel6eS it6 ste 93eue Treie Brelie
ouf BENT 8eltausteuun9spGabe eeeriiu;
bet. 9aS gerGumige, arf allen Sette1
freiitebenbe 6ous NIT ieiner Serraiie uni
Sen boben 8ogenfenitern lit poue!t0et
unb all Sic inrere Ginri6tung oie erlts
6ano qelegt. Die Sebfaften itsben i6or
berctt, balb folsen bic Settern, Die STA:
i6tnen unb nit 0ern erfte1lSage Der Welts
alsftellung aud ba5 erlte Slott.
Tre1n0li9 angeregt bonn Me@iel man:
ni9fa6er Gin6rii6e, lenfen tptr Der
Sdritt bem Ntsgan9e gu, ilberbenfer
bas @ei6ante, unb bas 80rt Drdngt it'd
alf Die &ippen: Isle tptro bod terttg."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-03-25

- Sn ben 9agen, tuelne ser Nb5atz
flung por6ergingcr, bate Der &0nta
NmabeuS etu Selegrumm at ieinen
8ater geri9tet, tporin CT oie1en BON iei=
ner unIeiolt6en Gage unterri6tete. Oar
auf rt6tete Stctor emanuel folgcn6es
S0reiben an TIN:
Sire! Wetm licber Gobn! Gie GrIiQuna elmer
f~reiluiuia ~iihernommcnen Bft9t fam feinsspsss
6tc Mu56GNtt in etHeui unmogli6en SpIer forz
bern. Gin Itte9ramm @ru. geaieitGt 6enadrid>
tigt mid, oGD Sore Rage cine Inertrdgli9e gemors
ben Jet. @ir lin6 besbalb feineSwe9s senei9t,
i9on lett et9ener 3ett 9ebs9t BADEN, gu nrtBbtQt<
gen. geiier bur6 ireilutdisen Nii@tritt ii9 bic
6auernOe unb banf6are 3lIneigurg ber eoeln
ipanil6en gtation beDabrer, ais at ben ~ungeptl=
len gSenoun9cn 6e6 S9ifia(s tnmttten Der
i9wanfenoen Sepe9ungen aufgere9ter Yorteten
a~nSgelest bletbel; beIer, bei6etSen in oaS Brtpats
leber 5uriGtretei, ais Die 8efabr lauTe1t, bic Sets
li9feit 9eidworeuer @iSe 5u perlese1. Bolttti9e
Gii6lt6ten BADEN @lu. Waieltdt leiner Sett se>
suun9elt, SIREN spsnttelen unb Soft lei Oant
Iebr entfernten AniprH6en ouf bic Rrene S%taltens
su e~ntiageH; bod baben Sic BITE &nlprt9e an uns
fere un6 aQer S~taltener &tebe nnuerminbert bs
pabrt. Ni9ts fam Hehr oa5u bettragtn, Gm.
Nt9leltdt itlttcr oelt ldl1er5ittd3en urntaIoen' IN
peld1en gle fb beftH ben, aufree1t 5a erbalten, ais
Der GeodHfe an BEN b~ersttaen @11pfan9, ruef6er
Sic, Scbre erbabene &en.abLtn uRS Sic f0ni9liben
Yrinsen an l~tnlernl pGterlt6en 6er5er, in Sbrer
erbabenen Ean1ttte, erpartet urO mcl9er Der 9ans
Sel Natton 5etgen rDtro, 6aB mir Ste non G1u. 0ea>
ieitdt g~etroIIene @abL, Iurtn GIT Sc6rem 8OBnorte
3l ne6mer, 6urbaus ~bi1ieeH. 0ieie Staot bat
Srere gegc1 inns eincn lotGen 9clptts bet 3uz
nct9un3 %peretent.
aus unlerer SauptltoSt 9tom,
). Bshraar 1873.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-18

SUPREME COURT PROCEEDINGS.
MONDAY, February II, 1873.
PREsENT-- Whitman, G. J. Belknap, >.
>Hawley, j..
John H. Boalt admitted as an attorney.
H.G. Blasdel, respondent VS.. Sylvester
Kean ct ais, appellants. Submitted
upon briefs to be filed as follows: APP
pellants to have ten days, and respond
ent to have five days thereafter. :.
VIM. Skyrme, respondent VS.. Occi-
dental NJ. & NJ. Co. Continued to Mon
day, oath inst.
State VS.. J. Bedford Roberts, appel
liant. Argued ana ana SUBJ sunm ~ sie hr n
State ex rel. Boardman VS.. NJ. G.
Lake. Writ of quo warranto refused
because the information is not filed by
the Attorney General nor with his coun-
sci. 80,
Recess until oath instant at II O'Clock
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The OLD BOARD RETAINED.-lt will be
remembered that in the framing OF the
excellent amendatory bill by Assembly
man Morrison for the maintenance and
conduct of the Orphans Home, two OF
the old Board declined serving, owing to
the vexations incident to such office
which they had held with entire and pc
culiar satisfaction of everybody for two
years, and in acquiescing to their re-
monstrances against such service fur
ther, their names were stricken out OF
the bill and those of the Superintendent
of Public Instruction and a third
member to be chosen by both Houses of
the Legislature jointly, were inserted.
These gentlemen - Messrs. Schooling
and Hobartcwho were SO modest as not
to realize, at first, the full value Of their
services and were unaware of the flat
tering pressure that would be brought to
bear upon them by numbers who feel
pure and deep interest in the affairs of
the Home, finding that they were needed
in reality have yielded backwards and
have shown a laudable willingness to
sacrifice themselves to many an impor-
tunity and inconvenience for the sake OF
the public good. The amendment to
this end was made in the Senate, yester-
day, by a vote of II to 8. The amend
ment comes late, awkwardly now, and
in order to be confirmed the Assembly
must concur. The loss of time ct this
stage of the session is unfortunate; but
when the Assembly has heard the reasons
of the Committee on State Affairs Of
the Senate for suggesting the amend
ment they will probably be willing to
concur, we presume, in order to secure
the prosperity and assure the harmoni-
GUS conduct of the Home.
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w HELLER & Wilson SEWING MACHINES
We are glad to be able to tell our read
ers that a permanent agency for the sale
of Wheeler and Wilson's sewing Ma
chimes has been established here in Car
son. Mr.. P. B. Fox is the agent; and
he will sell the said machines-of the
latest style and having all the newest
improvements-atS San Francisco rates
freight added. He will attend, promptly,
to all orders for machines and the re-
pairing and reconstruction thereof.
Seamstresses pronounce the Wheeler &
Wilson to be the best machine manu-,
actured.
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n.'..aelp, ! BILLY Appeal |.
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49, Asi.xt;s..~ .iosaaJ q. ~,cn-Universal-
:. "a ~ Y - ,,,,eia.r,s -, sa.asd.oi
q - speakss, the iksv. A. N. Fisher,
49, hiolssturs By Stating that the posi-
MA dseAnded last Sabbath touching the
aaoa-aaivszsality Il she Flood is not. as
soaasd s1npp =, ! theory recently invented
= avoidaAee Of the criticisms Of modern
1850. Uvas advanced BY theologians
bo6@o asoloRises had formed or express .
} u any opinions upon the subject.
HpooA, slooxped oomnentator OF the LIT b
1ooatUy, go .sWhere Was the need of
ov9vh6lming those regions in which
6ito veEe No human beings 2" I'D
ThS lec&urer thus entered upon discus
ls1sn of ,the aaaK1msut in behalf Of the
esedibitty q the Mosaic account Of the
I principal evidence upon which
Chsigaan apoaoRistsre rely for support of
I ~ Hahljoaf nceoont is that afforded by
1t6dttioa. It II . thing to be expected
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The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-18

HoP.-We are told that the ladies OF
the Episcopal Church propose to give
another of their enjoyable parties Mon,
day evening next.
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$3.50, sos
s465 Cash Prizes amounting to

S4Gj Cash PrlZes amounting to SS3O, 0UJ
This enterprise is endorsed by the best bust
ness men of eur State. The small price of tic
kets is guarantee of sspeedy sale-making this
one of the best chancesever offered. Money can
be sent safely in Registered Letters. Post Office
Money Orders, by Express or by letters, care
fully sealed and plainly directed.
MAKE UP YOUR CLUBS and send orders
soon, as only a few ticketa remain to be sold.
N. B. The same honesty and fairness that
characterized the two former drawings is guar
anteed in this.
Agents wanted. Liberal Commissions allowed.
j. NJ. PATTEE, Manager.
Omaha, NJ braska.
CARSON AGENT:
4. ace NEUF,
Jan11-td At John G. Fox's Jewelry Store.
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REYNOLDS FAMILY.-This troupe per-
formed in their varieties last night to q
large house and gave very general satisf
foofinn
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gentleman lately returned

A gentleman lately returned
visit to Sacramento says that three Of
our sagebrush girls (at school in that
city, who attenned the grand masquer-
AIDE ball last week were among the very
prettiest there.
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JERRY DR1sCoLL, who was referred

JERRY DR1sCoLL, who was referred to
in this department. Of the paper as a
''hoodlum,'' came to our Office yesterday
and expressed deep sense of grievance
at being so characterized; and we here
with take occasion to say that he is not a
hoodlum but hard working laborer and
one who values the reputation OF an
honest man.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-18

q. s. BRANCH MINT REPoRT.-The
total amount of mixed bullion, gold and
silver, received at the Carson City
Branch Mint, Yesterday, was M.1SA
ounces, sent fl lines on the '}orl
stock lode, to t.. mt for n1elti7
assaying.
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fsAMDae1Ax DEEsr You're MAN .
xtom this tai II. Woods talked to o
large 1aAsncs, Sunday night. composed
aostly q young men to whom he had
promaDed not scolding, but some good
3 SU6kSel. He said he might have to say
ssne vnplaaa1t thines but would do 50
1or ~ god Of hi9 heazsss for the same
ssa15n. 01t H. would stop friend oh
~ 11pest and n order to save him from
IdGah tn him a IL staius on his face
aad shp0 him 70 . minor, He. then
..1poa = ng1y tos hftesn or twenty min
Gls0 81 warning Tie young against intern
pwzno6 npmh&& Gshonesty and idle
nsn specially. These vices he pictured
IN k1owi1g ter,~S ~ be ignes fatui, false
s as:.; sss II 3si Il; ;sb esgia::
H. H spoAzf rs siiso- Ian Of great
pguniee and Of Ii. Try standing
whom b knsw Ia California He pos
rood = ,pagniAeent personal snppear-
anoe,G ~ chosen 70 act as Marshal u,
occasions a celebration, ETC., and one of
~ y6ahg hdiss, Who are given up to be
tho - jNagen in th6s matter, said he
Vas The hand0omsst young man she ever
NV. He fell GtnddAlly 30 low that it
~ salneet . soqEoach to speak to him,
.0anhling I'D proved hs snare and dead
IAN uo peooahee went on to show tho
ost6 a tie other sorts of dissipation
end thpsapod NHth ~ the yilt1es OPP
possd: e SouSiasiea be made . touch
-. agpsolr % ~ hseFtsjof al by mr.
'1Hk q Vhft tc6o0d1y thought Of them
"A T. ~ = -
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WALKER FROM SACRAMENTO. - Mr..
Woodson was on that down train yester-
day which ran off at the Mound House.
He undertook to walk to Carson and had
reached the Yellow Jacket mill, four
miles from town, when the train whizzed
hv
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HAVANA LOTTERY TICKETS, so cou-
pons $1.1O each. Agency at Brooks
Segar, Fancy Goods and Stationery
Store, opposite the Ormsby House, Car.
son City, New. Prizes cashed on pre-.
sentation. Look out for counterfeits.
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PURE, bHo1oE AND RARE
|TABLE SUPPLIES!
FOSTERS
Family Grocery!
Corner of King an d OrHAshv Streets
CARSON CITY.
MYTH A VIEW TO MAKING 4
w speciality of keeping onstant supply Of
Rare and Superior Table
Supplies
For those who understand and a ppr. ciate .ne
virtues of good living, l have SUBJ nc, ,S from
shelves with stock of choice Selection Is iioi.
the best establishments in San FrancL 'u ..ora
proof of which witness the following en' tliiera
tion of some of the articles on hand
Potted Meats, Truffles,
Picked Chestnuts,
Stuffed Peppers in Jars,
EAST INDIA CHUTNEY,
Pronounced the best dressing in the world for
Meats,)
PATHS,
German Sardelles,
Dutch Herring in Kegs,
And E. ,liday Preparation
In the shap, Of
Mince (Pie) Meat,
Which is Ill ready for the pastry-cook; also
Double Refined Olive Oil,
(Ths best in any marketJ
Spanish and French Olives,
Assorted English Pickles,
Enx119hSauCes|
no Flavoring Meats and Soups)
Liebig's Extract of Meat,
indispensable in the Sick Room,)
CONDENS SEQ M l. K ; |
Jellfes and Jams,
Keen's English White Mustard, |
Tongues and Sounds,
Pickles (Domestic) by the Gallon, Neg
or Barrel, put up i'm pure
Vino Vinegar
pure Port Wine, California Grape
Brandy and Superior Table
Claret.
ALSO
Extra Fine Japan Teas,
THOMAS BLEACHING SOAP,
Sultana (SeedIess) Raisins,
Parafine Wax Candles,
Preston h Merrills, Donnelly's and R'mfords |
Baking Powders, i
And general assortment of Staple Goods and
everything for !
Camp and y1in;ng Room.
49,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-11-09
NUMBER 49,

ministrative anarchy that tho other Central
American States have come to the conclusion
to divide her territory among them.
Gen. w. X. Hardee, of Selma, Ala, died at
Wytheville, We, on the 9th.
The latest advices from India are o little
moro encouraging. The crops In some districts
Of Bengal arc improving, and with o continu.
ance of favorable weather there are hopes that
q famine may be averted or greatly mitigated.
Tho number of working girls who have lost
their places in the factories in New York city
is estimated ut 900.
The Bridgeton, N. j., Board of education,
has passed = resolution denying the admission
of colored children to the Public Schools.
The celebrated Tichborne case has, ON sp-
plioation of tho prosecution, been postponed
till November, 1874.
Ten mills at Manayunk, Pa, have suspended,
throwing 1850 hands out Of employment.
Cotton is being sent very freely to Augusta,
Ca, the planters showing the greatest anxiety
to meet their indebtedness.
The Columbus, Co., factories are all running
full time and are prospecting.
The Canadian Ministers have all resigned in
consequence of the indignation excited at their
conduct in railroad transaction greatly re-
sembling our celebrated Credit Mobilier.
The N. Y. Times has o letter from chihuahua,
Mexico, which corroborates the main points OK
the statement concerning project to conquer
and annex the northern States OF Mexico TO
the United States, by forming into On army
the laborers on the Texas Pacific railroad.
after they are discharged on the completion OF
that work. The letter states that beliefin this
project has become general and settled feel
ing in Chihuahua, and the agents OF Iom
Scott and his associates have been traversing
nation and making Typographical reconnois-
ance. 1t 1t charged that the recent disturb
auce in Sonora can be traced directly TO
American operation.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-11-09
Reporting in Cincinnati Before the War.

George s. Bennett, fifteen yeare ago local
editor Of the Enquirer, was wont, when
news was scarce, to invent extraordinary
items for his department. One Of his ia
vorite fancies was to have children fall
from the landing of the Newport ferryboat
into the river, and have them heroically
saved by some of his acquaintances. Know
ing Kellum, the lard oil manufacturer, very
well, Bennett pitched upon him a.
the imaginary Tescuer Of unfortunate
innocents, and at least three times q weak
Kellum figured in the Enquirer as the no
preserver of numberless boys and girls "
had taken an involuntary plunge into If
Ohio. -
The lard oil dealer did not object to this
for the first few weeks, but when the thing
became stereotyped, it bad the effect Of rem.
derinR him ridiculous, aud he threatened
personal assault upon the local, If the latter
persisted in making him the savior Of the
miscellaneous juvenile population OF Gin"
cinnati.
Confonnd it, George !" said he, you
know never dragged anybody out Of tho
river, and il you say that have done 90 in
the future, we'll have a row, that's all"
Bennett took the matter good naturally,
and, the very next day after the menace,
mentioned in print that beautiful little
girl, the daughter of prominent citizen OF
Newport, had fallen from the ferry boat into
the river, and that, though Kellum had
seen her fall, and might have snatched heE
from a watery grave, he calmly looked on
and refused to lend the slightest assistance.
He gave, during the next fortnight, several
versions Of the same story, in each OF
which the lard oil man was represented to
have shown a degree Of disgraceful pol
troonery.
q At last Kellum went, boiling with rage
into the Enquirer and was about to take
summary vengeance on Bennett, who cooliy
removed his coat, and offered 70 bet hlS
excited foe that he would be " cleaned out"
in less than thirty seconds by the watch
You're not u bad fellow 10 your way,
Kellum," remarked George, but l cant
staud any interference with my depart
ment. II l make any statement 10 the
ER1uirer, Won must not come round here
contradicting it. That isn't journalism,
YOU see, and it must be pat stop to at
KeIlum, discovering his advantage with .
man who could print what he chose, aSked
the local to take drink, and buried the
Ratchet. He afterwards sent a handsome
present to Bennett for thepurpose Of keep
ing the small axe in the ground, and from
that day until poor Georges death, the
lard dealer was never more compelled 70
appear as the preserver or neglecter OF
drowning children.