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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-04

THE FAN.-Fashionabl young ladies
have discarded long chatelaine chains for
fans quite as rapidly as they adopted them
a few weeks ago. Now it is the correct
thing to have your fan suspended at the
side by black velvet or string of ribbon
of a color corresponding with the dress.
This is far prettier and more genteel.
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Pennsylvania,
Death from Snotteu Eexer

PHILADELPHIA, August Am in
sensible person was picked up in the street
to-day and removed to the hospital. Death
shortly cnsued, and it was found that
spotted fever was the cause,
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OFF. OF CLERK HOUSE OF DELEGATES
RIcHMosD. Va, July 9th, 1878. )
DYAUTHORITY OF An ACT OF ASSEM-

OFF. OF CLERK HOUSE OF DELEGATES Z
RIcHMosD, Va, July 9th, 1878. )
DY YAUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF ASSEM-
DBLY. approved April I'd, 1873. it is lawful
ior the Circuit Court Judges of this Common
wealth, until the times for holding the terms of
their respective courts shall be prescribed by
law, to fix the time for holding such terms. The
Terms of the 9th and 9TH circuits have been fixed
as follows
SIXTH CIRCUIT.
Culpepsr Connty-lst February, 22nd April,
and lst November.
= AAemarte-l6th February, sth May, and 10th
October
0rdnge-7th March, 18th June, and lst Oeto-
ber,
Gooehland-l5th March. 29th May, and lst
September
F7.Uanna-22nd March, 9th of June, and 10Th
september.
9 Madison-lst of April, 25th Of June and 10th
September
Greene-sth April, 9th July and slh October.
N SEVENTH CIRCUIT.
Henrico C0uafy.-3rd Monday October, Janua-
fy and June.
Richmond Citg-lst Monday November, Februa-
fy, May and July.
i. BELL BIGGER,
Clerk of House of Delegates OF Virginia.
~ 9-2awlm
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STEALING BRASS Giles Cook and
Joe Hall were before his honor Justice
White this morning, charged with stealing
about $500 worth of brass belong
ing to VIM. Il. Tanner & Co. The case
was continued until Thursday. Bail was
allowed the accused in the sum of $500, in
default of which they were committed to
.nI
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PLEASURE TRIPs.-The excursion of
Stuart lodge, No. 141, of Odd Fellows. of
was accompanied by a large number OF
spectators both from the other side of the
river and this city. The expeditionary
forces left the depot with all the concomi-
tants forsa day of unalloyed pleasure and
enjoyment.
There will be moonlight excursion
down the river, on the steamer " John
Sylvester" this evening, leaving at 1880
p. m.
A grand excursion from this city and
Manchester, to Amelia Courthouse, tool,
place yesterday on the Richmond and
Danville railroad.
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CHICAGO, August 3.-The fire which
occurred in Singers & Co. s building caused
a loss Of 500 900.
Dewitt county oranges convention nom
mated full county ticket.
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Police REPORTS report of Major
Poe, chief of police, for the month of July
shows that there were 639 arrests made :
For felony ~; for misdemeanor 597 white
33l. colored 30S. Ordinance violations
reported, 60.
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tW~ CHURCH COMMITTEES TAKE
N0TICE-GAS FIXTURES and CHANDE-
iIERS, REBRONZED and REPAIRED--made
to look as good as newly
DANIEL ODONNEL4L,
ap 9--6m SIS Broad Street.
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A HORSE DIES FROM SUNsTRoKE.
A horse belonging to Mr.. John A. Belvin
was prostrated Saturday morning, while in
Manchester, by sunstroke. The animal, a
valuable one, after lying recumbent for
some time, recovered sufficiently to be led
as far as the corner Of Fourteenth and Ross
streets, where it sank exhausted and died
about o'clock. Mr.. Andrew Muller,
proprietor of the nitre beds, being notified,
had the animal removed carly Sunday
morning.
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SENT On. Annie Carter, charged
with stealing the sum of $3.50 from the
person of William Williams, was this morn
ing sent on to the grand jury of the hust-
ings court by Justice White.
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FRANCE.
Attitude of France Towards Foreign
Powers.

AttIIUUt OF FfNHGG TOWAFUA EOreigW
Powers.
PARIS, August 3.-The ex-presdent,
Yesterday, in the course of reply to
Madam Koechling, who presented him
with gift from the ladies' of Mulhonse,
declared that the attitude of France to-
wards foreign powers should be strictly neu-
tral. The difficulties in Spain are purely
internal. If France claims inviolability of
her territory, she ought to respect that of
Spain.
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Boy DROWNED THE BODY RECov-
Erred. The body of "a youth named David
Signiago, aged about sixteen years, who is
supposed to have been drowned in the river
below Drewry's Bluff, was found to-day
by fisherman, who was hauling a seine
at the time. The body was divested
of any clothing at the time, which leads to
the supposition that he met his death while
bathing. He was employed on schooner
plying up and down the river. Saturday
he asked permission to take boat and 20
ashore after some peaches. He did so
and was n t seen alive afterwards.
1t is thought that he got where the fruit
was and that the waves of passing steamer
carried away the boat and he lost his life
in attempting to regain it. The boat was
found on the opposite shore from which he
landed. The deceased was native of this
city. Ills father was drowned about a
year since. Parties have gone from here
after the body. Justice Atlee, of Henrico,
will hold an inquest this evening. The
mother of deceased resides on Cary. be-
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets.
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The GUTTEMBURG BIBLE.--This is
one of the rarest books in the world. 1t
is of the date of 1455, the earliest attested
imprint that ever issued from the medieval
press. 1t was knocked down at the sale of
the celebrated Perkins catalogue to a
London bookseller fora SUN which re-
duced to our currency would be considera-
bly, over $4,000. There were some $50
subjects mentioned in that catalogue, and
the average of price for each was upwards
of 800.
Perkins was of the firm of the we'll
known Barclay Perkins & Co., whose beer
for a long time had the run of the English
world. 1t is the earliest printed Bible-a
marvel to booksellers. No copy exists in
this country.
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PERU.
Heavy storms.

NEW York, August Alma letters
report unprecedented rain along the coast
of Peru. Roofss.of houses have been des-
troyed, and inmates ruined and many
houses undermined.
The palace of Justice Braeme on the
lake and his great library were drenched.
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PATENTS ISSUED no VIRGINIA IN.
vENTERs. --Riproca;ing churn, M. w.
Staples, Richmond; device for transferring
motion, w. ii. Benson, Wayncsboro' !;
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A CRYING Whose duty
is it to attend to the nuisance on CANDLES
Hill? It is crying evil. This most
beautiful promenade is being fast converted
into pig-stye. Piles of ashes, brickdust,
and other rubbish are deposited daily upon
the brow of the hill, to the evident dis
gust of all who visit this delightful ground.
Soon the little croquet ground that is
left the ladies will be overwhelmed with
filth, and the dear creatures will be COM
PEELED to emigrate to Oregon Hill, or some
other country further west Whilst
thousands of dollars are being lavished
upon unimportant localities, this lovely
prospect is left to the tender merces of the
cartman and scavenger.
Whose business is it to attend to the
police of this hill?
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pasnOLD WHISTLES, WINES AND
BRANDIES.

The undersigned has now completed his Sum-
mer stock, and would respectfully call atten-
ton to some verv old RYE WHISKEY, PINET
and JAMES HENNESSY'S
|BRANDIES of 1864.
Also FISH AND SWAN GIN, made after the
|old Dutch fashion, ISABELLA SHERRY,
|OLD PORT, and MADEIRA WINE BLACK
BERRY, CHERRY, AMI GINGER BRAN
|UIES, and some very cid
SOUTHAMPTON APPLE BRANDY.
The above will he sold in quantities from q
barrel TO gill, to snit the trade.
JOHN X. MOLLOY,
Corner Main and Twenty third streets.
iy 9--lm
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THE PENrTENTIARY CoNvICTs.-
Superintendent Strother had under his
charge the LIST of August, ia convicts, a
decrease of Ia for the month. 43O are in
the prison, 27S at the Old Dominion
Granite works, and &C at work on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. OF those
in the prison, the men are employed as
follows: 70 in shoe shop, SO in cooper
shop, l3 in carpenter shop, 16 in wheel
wright and blacksmith shop, 10 in broom
shop, 8 in weaving room. 35 as hospital
stewards, sick, &C., 80 as cooks and gate
keepers, 81 old, infirm and disabled, AZ
unemployed and jobbers. Women: 2G
in weaving room, ID cooks and washers,
and ~ sewers, &c.
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Items.


INTERNAL REVENUE collections to-day
amounted to 9,6i2.35.
Hon. JOHN @. BRECKENRIDaE has
arrived in New York city.
ONLY four dollars and a half in fines
were collected at the police court to-day.
THE IRON RAILING around the Houdon
statue of Washington is receiving coat of
brown paint .,
The LADIES are clamoring for their
rights IN the matter Of additional seats on
the Capitol Square. ~ l4Csi9O
THERE ARE several candidates for the
penitentlary in the city jail waiting the I'M
prtmdte'T OF the hustings court. q. s., III.
THE COMBINED LOSS of Richmond in
surance offices by the Norfolk fire is light.
PLEASURE STEAMER George w. Hide
has arrived here with passengers from
Philadelphia via Norfolk.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETERS at
U. f. Johnston's news and music store,
BIS Main street, to-day: AT a. IN. 70 I;
8 a. nj. 10; IL m. rs 3 p. IN. rs.
WILLIAM HARVEY, colored. was
killed on the night OF August by being
run over by the western bound train on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, near
Waynesboro', Augusta county.
"A HIGHLY odoriferous culveit nuisance
now exists, and is in the full tide of success
fnl experiment, corner of Cary and Virgin
ia streets. 1t should be abated. Where
are our health police officials?
WE LEARN from a circular received
this morning from the American pharma
ceutical ASSOCIATION that "the 2lst annual
meeting will convene in the Virginia Opera
house Qormerly Virginia halD, in the city
of Richmond, Virginia, on Tuesday, Sep
tember 10th, at 8 o'clock, p. m. Ample
accommodations have been secured at the
Exchange hotel and Ballard house,
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REMOVED FROM OFFICE.--Mr. David
Patterson, colored, for many years mes
senger for the state Offices in the basement
of the Capitol, was removed from his
position Saturday, and Mr.. Gary, of Man
chester, appointed in his stead-salary 50
per day, Sunday included; perquisites about
$500 per annum. The chief fault imputed
to the ex-official Patterson was not a want
of honesty, we believe, but an occasional
too strict attention to policy and spirits,
rendering him sometimes unequal to the
efficient discharge of his humble, though
important duties. Either one of these
potent agencies is considered equal to the
effectual flooring of a very strong man, and
both combined would extract the vitality
from Samson.
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nds.CoALI COAL WooDl WooDl

BH1COAL! COAL! WOOD! WOOD!
Now discharging and to arrive, !, 600 tons supe.
ror RED-ASH, EGG and STOVE, and
ANTHRACITE COAL;
Also constantly on hand BITUMINOUS
GOAL and COKE; best seasoned Oak and
Pine WOOD, long and sawed.
Orders for wiater supply flied at very lowest
market prices.
GOAL WEI.L-SCREENED AND SOLD
BY WEIGHT.
]. II. +. BURROUGHS,
| iy Sim Cor. Main and Seventh streets.
| |W~ DOLLAR SAYINGS BANK.
|0FFTCE CORNER MAIN AND I4rH SITS,
mo. 400.
DEPOSITS OF ONE DOLLAR OR MORE
received, npon which liberal interest will be
allowed.
Save your money and get interest, Do not
keep it idle interest counts while you sleep.
JOHN f. BOSSIEUX, President.
aTHOMAS s. ARMISTEAD, Cashier
je Sim
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A RARE EDITION OF THE BRITISH
SPY.-A gentleman of this city bought at
auction the other day copy of the British
Spy, which we are assured by bibliomanico
is quite unique. 1t is from the press of Au-
gustine Davis, and of the date of 1904. 1t is
evidently the first rough edition of that
charming and interesting work, and is pro-
baby the only one in existence, as no other
Of the same imprint and character is men
toned in any of the catalogues Of "Ameri-
can" ~ wv
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IRON MANUFACTURERS.
VARIETY IRON WORKS,

JAMES d. BROWNE, MANUFACTURERS OF
IRON AND WIRE RAILING,
GRATING, VERANDAHS, FIRE-PROOF
VAULT DOORS,
FLOWER VASES AND STANDS, SETTEEs.
Together with every description of iron work
for BUILDING and ORNAMENTAL. purposes
dN @ 900 AND so7 BAsx STREET
fe 7--dAwly RICHMOND Va
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EIaHTH, TRANKLIN STREE

Has fresh liquid gas for PAINLESS EX-
of teeth. Having best materials,
ample facilities and 26 years experience, is pre-.
pared to gently and thoroughly Fill Clean Sc,
Regulate and Extract the natural teeth and
insert artificial ones any material desired.
All work warranted myl-6m
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CAMP-MEETING. "A religious demon
stration, popularity known as camp-meet-
ing. commenced yesterday at Shady Grove
church, in the lower part of Hanover
county. A number of persons from this
city attended in buggies, on horse back and
in other conyeyances. The crowd was
large, and the grounds adjacent to the
church were dotted with tents. Preaching
took place in the church. The meeting
will doubtless be carried on for several
days. The writer is not competent to
speak of such gath erings as moral agents
never having attended one. They are pop
ular with the Methodists in various portions
of Virginia.
, 1873-11-16
CONGRESS- AND THE IMMIGRANTS.

~ INC major " 1hs Chicago Tribune:
slh: At 1ongth tho. National Government In
! resolved Il, oornc II Tho Ill - ~.
,r,,a..... .t ~ tno a!u ot tho uhlortunateim-
migrants. Mrs. Barnard ID tho second Commits
| slonor sent Nv tho f.ovornmont !, r,,-o,. ~ =.
discover a,leounto rom,dia. ~. ~ no5opo, 70
~ 's'oa'es !ot tno protection OF
~, tan.s On hn1pooasd and after their arrival"
1he lauy hor8oH haa told us; through Tuz TIM
uNE, the object OF her miabton, which, WA to A.,
certain. Al a noman hv o,tv., .,'a'"' w aa|
annnost tho i,,r,i,rrs,,.. - ao'u"A oosesYasion
asas .as 'uo Immigrants OF nor own aex, tho ex-
tott ot 'ho oYlls hithorto reported, Mr:: Myers
the former Commissioner sent to Eurono by Her.
retary Boutwell,, mado q report s,ni.r ~ hr.
yot stronger Than. tim nrosont ana ;.t,ia, ,s,r
prasi1ent. .aS.'' 'ue E.oaens one which led tho
tIoaident TO Bond special ueBsage to Cotlgrona
, 1873-11-16
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY NOVEMBER 1o 1878.

1871, to April, 1879, four times wcc., ,!.r s40o
an1onth, and cas- night for each eslra night
she sang. slo claina that thoy hrolu ,lloir o,,-
gagemant by tofuhing 10 employ hor during tho
!Ast three months of tho engagement. Tho caao
before before Judge Robinson, and is not yot con. con.
, 1873-11-16

which Will DO given aon1o tino during the latter
part Of this month, with ono of thoir choicest
programmes, assisted by the begt solo talont
procuzable. On the I'd Of December,
|: CAMILLA uRso -. Fl" !.
will be here under tho auspices Of tho Star Loc-
ture management, and will give concert at
Kingsbury Music Hall, Tho troupe which Ma-
dame Urso will bring with hcr is 4 very strong
hight il viii andeubtodiy BE- asI momoraba ali mus}o. ne
al occasion. On the 9th Of December,
a.. THE KELLOGG ENdl1sH OPERA TnoupE
Will commonco thoir season at Hooloy's Theatre.
The well.known ability Of the artists connected
low Prlces, will undoubtedly insure for thom q
handsome SUCCESS. Tho artists OF tho troupe
sTo e, as fol folloTs: aIiss CLARA Louise Kellogg,
Mrs. ze!da segun, h1iss Kate Owen, Miss Dou.
dlnot Mr. Wilford Morgan. tenor Mr. TAeo-
doro, uabelmann, tenor; Mr. Joaoph Maas,
tsgqnor; at: William Carleton, bnritos, Mr.
tone; Mr. Ellihs ityao, Ill., Edward sagain ti 0 Mr.
Thomas Dartleman, Mr. ~. White. Tho
conductor ia Dir. Edward Reylon. Of London,
n; md the assistant conductor mr.. Donjamin owon.
lar works Faust. :" II, Troyatoro," Ia
Traviata," Martha" Lucia di Lammormoor,''
""Maritana !" :, - Bohemian Cir, f" " Orlaplno Ia
cqms'G r Fra pa.n p!sgoo" ND. "Don dieysnn
asnd, for tue first Tins In English, Ambroiso
Ihomaa charming work, !" Mignon."
THE NILSSON TROUPE,
under tho auBptcoa ct Max Btsalosch, will reach
hero during tho latter part Of January, but tho
tl,ne IL 10 far distant TINT 1t Is unnecessary at
present to give any details. Of tho season. In
February. tho Apollo Club. In connection with
THEODORE Tn0MAA' ORCHESTRA
WILL bring out HcAumanu's greatcs1 work, Para
dtHo md Peri" Tho Club IL nlroatly hard at
work upon It, ana has Aplonlhl al,urpa Of So
planos md altos to cooperate with tholp Throo
concerts III atl will be given. one Of thom sym-
bnonio, ny tho orchestra alone, and tho othor
doyotea to Lighter works for mixed chorus aud;
orchestra. like Drahm's s'Aye Mariu," Bohu-,
maan's "dipsy Lifu," ,ko. III 3larcl,,
AInEEH OPERA noUFFE
tro!no, now IN Havana, will probably bring tho
MuBlcal aoaBou to u!oBo
CHURCH. coNOENT. -. i
On Tuosday evening OF this week., . concert
Congregational Church, ooraor OF iuilana ave.
nuo and Twonty-Hixth atsnat.: for tho benefit Of
, 1873-11-16

, - =: I Isars' Il AF71Sf'
M.n md Express,. 7an $500 p. III
rekin .patsolgar; 7:N !, ,n e:01 .. m
t5iu49le sioux CIt5 Exp 9:lh TO- b. m
Kan.s fass q Line. to1 Qmeha lo:U =. n 32s III
Gibson y. Joseph E1p.t. s10:h0 q. m. IS D. u,
hHu!oa fahsonReF H;t5 ri n. AIS m
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dubuque Sioux City .}f nj n n Ia ! ln n,
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kansas ns1.as c!tx; 13eaYea"ntth. AT.
Downee's f3Fhvo Ac Q0tnOattons IN 4 m Sl9 r. m
nownsra 0rlta AccoInnodntions lii D. m on T. In
Ia1ss E1prnss ..........,... 900 D. MI :l6 D. u,
'Is1. Hundsya. tE1. SATURDAY.: 1FT: Non1,T -
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DCPDSCC'S
GNldrn s'rri0;licas pills
FOR FEMALES.
FOR FEMALES.

There (. rot adv living lat what at some ner =
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Pills ju-I the medicine she eCds.
For Nervous stobriity, Headache,
sain'Uca &c.
Mothers IN Q IL the greatest bl"sss ng over oner
ed on. ajd you shOuln In metiie'y procure these
Pils They never fail and ma, he depended upon
I'm eyerv cp-e where the monthly How has been oh
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iumcdite relief. bei especially PREPARED for nio >,
rier ladies. \ lady writes: nuponco's Golden rus
relieved ne in one day, without Inconvenience, IKE
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COZ LbES pF'IDuI Al IlLS in White Lottois
itlout that Sono Are icaliDe
FuIl ard explicit rHc 'on- 'ccomr any "a h ho'
Price sI.O' ter b x, SIX ioXes S5No sod nv one
lngg,sI IN ever, town, vi laSe c:ty and laml.t In
the world Sna by
yDs JOHNSON, BrUggtst,
Solo Agent for = tonun Centre. Pa.
LADIES' By udi q him 81 10 to tina Peh
lcnru centre o.'uLce, cen have the Pills sen,
lco hdcnioly, by mall, TO any part oi tho CONT,
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DIR. Crooks
w I Il
OF
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Coughs and Colds The nrnggi,ts my it culcst
all
Asthma. The relief and cures of it are marvel
Gus.
bronchitis. Every srtEerer will find rslici.l
crre.
Thrnst Aim nts require only few doses
Iuu- Diseases. Has cured cases pronounced L
curable.
nellity. 1t Itrcnoyat-. snd mvicora,es ths'y
ter.
Liver Compliant. Most effective regulator of thi
Or.nn.
hgcp,rsia. Its healthy sct'on on tho tomsd
cures It.
Appeuz r. It 10 henth-givng ard appe iite-rs
storing. q,
Urinary Organs Action on them is n srked and
Dss. CR0OK's NIEE GER rae is rich
in III. md ciral qualities Of Tar comb ed with
ycgrtsb ingredients Of undoub'ed value. which
make it ursdr0a.sgd not Only for tie complaints
enumerated hu- it ,apidly r"stODs exc
,eeU.tei strength. "lcanSes the stomach. re-
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food 10 digest, and makes pure blood, 'nd bcgeIs
viva itv appreciated brrotn soundand sick. lfy IN
| aie ain ctnd ~ any wav we kno" II you try lhs
ut .Eiyfpg tonic properties Of IN
Crorl<'s Wine - 2 AZ yOn viii add your esiimon'
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| 90. Sold by DlSggist- c' cryvhere
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specisl notices 90 cent. per limo. sach Insertion
HJyertlsements psystie quarterly In advance
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-02-22
3 bunny Accident.

4 gentleman just in from SIdneyyiNe, at the
mouth Of the Marrow Guage Tunnel, tells Of
nn accident which he says occurred out there
yesterday, as follows:
The -glycerlne which is beng used
"ut there Tor blasting purposes, is stored in q
root mouse in twenty pound cans Some PIGS
got INTO the root house, and one of them broke
open one Of the cans. and ate Whole twenty
pounds of glycevine Shortly after this the
same pig was roofing around in the stable,
when one OF tie horses kicked him, and tie
conclusion exploded the glycerine in the pig 5
stomach, blowing Up the pig and blowing
one Of the leg, oil the horse
We didn't see this. We only tel! it as il
was told Us. None but thc mos. iHcledulous
however, would think Of doubling its truth
Gr'eD4 Go-stte
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BuGgti ct Tun.
= OUog America.

a Jersey paper tells "a very interesting story
OF a little boy in that state. He was climbing
up an apple tree, and when upon the topmost
limb he slipped and fell To the ground. He
was picked up and carried TO the house in an
insenslb!e condition. After watching at his
bedside through many weary hours. his moth
er perceived signs of consciousness Leaning
over MN, she asked if there was anything she
could Go for him. now that he was getting
better. Should she battle his forehead. or
change his pillow, or fan him Was there
anything lie wanted
Opening his eyes languidly, and looking at
her, the little sufferer said Yes. I want a
pair Of pants with pocket behind ~ He got
them
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-02-22

\ man bought some things Al MerIden
drug store he.othcr day, the cost Of which sas
thirty cents paying therefor with twenty
five cent stamp and FIVE cen. nickel After
the customer had left, the clerk ascertained
taat the stamp was counterfeit. and was orally
expressing his disgust when the proprietor
asked hlm what WAS the mater He stated
that the scrip was counterfeit Was the
nlckie good Z Yes, SIR" "oh. well, never
mind, we make two and 81 ha.i cents profit
anVlnW.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-02-22

4 croupy youth IN a neighboring town hay
~ strongly objected 70 taking his medicine,
Was induced to make hearty meal Of buck
wheat cakes and 'mal !e syrUp.n but the ls.-
.er proved to be hive syrup # sqmils The
boy said he "thouch' some thin. allied the mo
lasses the minute his father tod him he could
eat al. he wanted to-