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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-09
CONTENTS OF INSIDE.

Carrier Boys Story, Loss of q Continent,
The Stolen Note, q ass for Carpets and
A New Fertilizer, DRESSES,
The Influence o: Con- Killed by Nightmare,
scientiousness, Chronology of 1872
| Why Camphor spins Old Games Repeated,
| about in Water, Striking tor Higher
| 4 New Tichborne Wages. -
| Claimant, PINS ia Pussy's Toes,
Shayings. a RAILROAD Law in
| The New Russian War, England,
1 A. New Invention IN The Death Roll OF
! Tclegraphy, 1872,
Greeley's ADVICE to alCo-operatiVe Farming
| Young Journalist, a New Llgh5 on
Biela's Uornet Brokcn Things, 49,.
| TO Pieces. Anecdote OF Inc Alng
/ Our Hon0Iulu ReIa- OF Persia,
! lions. Advertisements,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-09

For any pain, use Tarbell's Magic Balm.
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The sidewalks were never in such bad
condition as at present. Everybody is in
danger, in almost any part OF the city, OF
falling and breaking limb. If one desires
to go on a good smart walk. he must take to
the road, where, in these d-ys OF runaways,
1--WE have had several during the week., he,is
in danger of being kr ockrd down and run
over. Sc what are we to do? SIMPLY take
advantage of the next tbaw, and dig down
to the good honest sidewalks that run all
over the city
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rates
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"a OOO Rewnrd ofTered DO anv Parar

proving Jos. P. Filter, NJ. D., to be other thaI
a graduate Of the celebrated University of Penn
SyIvania in 1888, and Professor of Chemistry ant
Technology.
National Republican., 1873-04-30
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Physician of this oelebrAted institution discovered
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Bovels. .tho.e terrible Disorders arising from Boli
@ose n fsisi % tSsiF victims ,ssa he sSas q he
sirsns W the MAriners Of Ulysses. blightng their
s s born e Sc g and
e.pecially who hAye become the victims Of Solitary
Wee thai dreadful and destructive habit which an
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ntslleot vho might wise have enttAnoed listen
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any o'AfT sYssTaiIE Tsiiisss pRrsS
within NE ~ twenty years, and the numerous in
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3s = ma. g fSpS, ss es mi tISsspOnby sum
Once, 7 South Frederick street, Baitinsrs
novs MARYLAND.
National Republican., 1873-04-30
ny WAY OF CORRECrION.

Just as was predicted, II has boon tele-
graphed from this city that the election Of
the Hon, Peter Campbell to bo Speaker of the
House was defeat of tho Board Of Public
Works. We arc not surprised at reading this
statement In the Washington column OF the
Tribune, for the reason that the gentlemen
who conduct Its correspondence are not
thoroughly posted in our politics, but that II
should be SO represented In the Washington
column Of the World Is amazing.
National Republican., 1873-04-30
NSTETTEn.N

Mrs. Wharton has been relieved from her
troubles growing out Of the indictment and
trial for attempted poisoning Of Eugene Van
Ness by a process known in tho Maryland
courts as ''stct." For the information Of the
general public, We may state that this pro-
cess releases her from bail, or rather releases
her bondsmen from further responsibility
for her appearance, and she Is allowed to go
whittier she plcases. In other words, the
case against her is suspended, and she Ia
to 20 and come without bail.
National Republican., 1873-04-30

~ All eou munoations whether on business or
for publication should be addressed to WIN. ,. Nun
rAoH, Proprietor NArioSAL REPUBLICAN. Washing
ton, u. c.
National Republican., 1873-04-30
MEDICAL.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE,

Happy relief for Young Men from The effects q
Iinpcdimcnts 70 Marriage removed. New method
Of treatment New and remarkable remedies. Books
dress HOWARD kssoC fkrioN. No ! south Ninth
street, Philsdelphia, Pa-ep lnsutution having
sionAl skill mhai 9m
National Republican., 1873-04-30
NEW BOOKS,
FOR SALE BY
W. n. 4 o. n. MO oRRlS0N,

LAW BOUkbEIlLEHb AND FUBIar5HHHb'
No. 90 PennsylvAniA avenue.
A Fair Saxon . novel by Justin Mccarthy, au.
thor Of Lady Judith, Modern Leaders, &c
Author Of barriers burned Away,
The Mystery of MelTopolisyille, by Edward Eggie,
BtOn, author Of The HOoeieT bcnool muster. fnd
Of the World, &c.
BtTathnore, Under wo Flags, &c.
Keuelin Ohiliingly, his AdVentures and opinions,
novel By u L. Bulyer lLoEd Lyttqn,) -,
Annly1ls of' 'BlAnkatOne's eOmment4ries, by frede.
81 Dickson, OF West Chester, Pa, Law sheep.
AlArEe and varied Assortment OF Fancy btAuonery
OF every description constantly on hand aI55
National Republican., 1873-04-30

AN Eastern traveller writes 70 the London
T.lHsS that the KhIva expedition ID some' hung
more than Prince 0ortnchakOn has represented
it 10 be. lie views It as nothing else than an
effort to MI up the gap In the Russian Central
Asian conquest"
National Republican., 1873-04-30

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Psh; TsiES' 5s'SlsF Ssw TESE.f T6Ek. fI ,iS kk
.I;s,iHiSaf fSS: sPa E9EH Qs.l y,
Friday, All a IN, and NcIa ndriA the same day ~
for full information, spply 10 n p. A. DKNHAM,
agent once aud wharf fo6t Of High street oeonse,
town, or At the corner Of Seventeonth Etreet and
New York ayenna IH. THOMpBON,
jeiln 7. r-. #.. - u prpaldent
National Republican., 1873-04-30
WANTS.

WKSTED-FAMILIEs CONG NORTH OR
w Y The sPring. yh9 are IN Esns % er'tcisss snn
are.s.s md Ven e BoIs 70 c,li and 81 .uIp'isd
S.sns &. pS@f Ssss % c ss % sso spS
Der vsntine city homes kpply " EqrskA kmploy
spssm dhs LoUfbE O BUTLER.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-05-07

We have seen but one case Of tight Oh the
streets in i week the legs of this one seemed
to be luboring under sense Of estrangemen!'
or TO be remotely acquainted with each other
so wide apart did they keep.
Notwithstanding the scarcity Of provisions
fresh meat and vegetables with 4
singular disregard of the hundreds Of hungry
people in this town-new comers are still
adding to the population.
The Methodist Sabbath School propose es to
have celebration on Friday night the Both Of
this month-on which occasion there will be
addresses and other exercises. And on the
next day there will be . pic mic, in which the
parents of the children will all join.
We are pleased to notice the arriva! Of
Major Stewards family, consisting Of his
lady and six chidren-they will occupy the
cottage residence opposite the military head
quarters.
Mr.. Jesse Smith, Clerk Of Court, has been
afflicted with chills for some days p asst, in
capacitating him from business.
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to location, but it was finally agreed to add
additional members 10 the committee OIL de-
signs, TO aid in making report at the June
meeting, and we trust that the committee will
make such use Of the time, and advance
such arguments, that there will be no need
OF discussion on that point when next =
meeting is held. 1t matters not to the
honored dead in what township the monu
mcnt may be erected, nor will it detract from
the merit Of SO fitting tribute, and we are
sure that the sentiment which actuates the
building OF memorial column will out
weigh any feeling OF sec tional character.
1t would be more in keeping ut RoSemont
Cemetery, We think, however, than any
where else, and We throw out the suggestion
to the district at large, as it is matter in
which the whole county is interested. No
other place could possibly be selected which
would come so near pleasing all.
We are glad to say that the subscription
fund has been added 10, and that the lady
committees have been increased in size,
making the number six in each township;
and the hope is entertained that these ladies
will be able to report at the June meeting the
whole amount subscribed.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-05-07
ARoUr THE Town AND COUNTY

ABOUT THE Town AND COUNTY
The Drought is over, and instead Of dust
we now have slop.
1t raned from Tuesday last till Friday
mostly in torrents. Water courses were all
up. Lands badly washed. Rain commenced
falling again on Monday night, and is still
falling as we go to press.
We are pleased to report that the fruit crop
was not materially injured by the late frost.
An old weather prophet predicts that there
will be another killing frost during this
month. I, is to be hoped not.
The old lady who covered her beans from
the first Of April to the late frost, emitting to
observe the precaution on Friday night the
25th, has our sympathieS. Her beans will
be late.
The Sheriff's Office is clear of cobwebs, old
tobacco stains, worm eaten shelves, reaches,
etc. 1t is now as bright as new brass
button, and conveniently arranged in all its
details.
Uncle Hcn:y, from the Whitmire settle
ncnt, says the cotton buyers Of Newberry
are demoralized Fifteen bales of cotton on
Thursday last scared them from the ring.
There were two May parties on Thursday
last, but how the time was passed we did not
learn, as the rain which poured in torrents
proven nted our reporter from attending.
The Methodist parsonage house is receiv-
irg d new dress of white paint, which will
make an improvement in that part Of the
towa.
We are pleased to state that the most
fattering progress is being made toward the
erection of q new Methodist house of
worship.
1t is just as practicable to shampoo an ele'
phant with thimbleful of soap as to attempt
to do business and ignore advertising.
The Soda Fountain Of DR.. S. T. FAINT flows
freely. and no man need be thirsty. 1t is u
luxury, and one which can be INDUCED in
cheaply.
Have you tried the bread, pies, cakes and
good things generally, furnished every day
fresh, crisp and delicious at Smith & Axis
new bakery? If not go there at once and
invest.
We have just discovered why it is that
there is so little good beef in the market
nowadays. The fattest and friskiest cattle
have been following the example Of the COW
in the nursery tah, who Jumped over the
moon" Our butchers propose TO send q
man over the other side TO bring them back.
The place to get confectiona.: .:es, canned
goods, crackers, pickle, Segars, groceries,
etc, is at the Baltimore Corner. Besides the
advantages offered in having large variety
to select from, the proprietor who runs this
popular store offers his goods very cheap for
cash. A cali will be proof enough.
It is lamentable fact that out of the few
who were in town on sale-day from the coun
try, only one had money about his clothes
and he came up like a man and settled hi
subscription account.
With the exception Of colds, sore throats
sore eyes, bowel ec:ions. occasional chill:
end few other slight indiSpoSiticns, the
health of the County is fair.
The money market is tisht-the needful /:
held by the fortunate possessors with painfu
tenacisy. People laugh when asked to settle
that little accoras"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-05-07
Commercial.

NEwBERRT, S. c., May 6.-Cotton 49,.
LIVERPOOL, May 5.-Cotton opened quiet
and is now dull and tending downward
uplands 9; Orleans 81.
NEW YORK, May 5.-Cotton dull-uplands
49,: Orleans 19s. Gold 165a17.
BALTIMORE, May 5.-Cotton dull, at 10.
CHARLESTON, May 5.-Cotton easier, at
18:a189.
AUGUSTA, May 5.-Buyers and sellers
apart a4d cotton tending down-middlins
III.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-05-07

Gov. Warmoth, Of louisiana, has
been sued for $4,000 damages in a
louisiana Court, by convict whom
he pardoned. The complainant sets
forth that while serving sentence
for manslaushter in the State Peni-
tentiary he was pardoncd by the Gov
ernor, and that he was entitled to his
release February %: 1872. He was
not, however, set free until August
Is, 1872, and claims the amount men,
toned on the ground that his rctcn-
tion in prison was caused by the neglect
of Gov. Warmuth.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-05-07
Town Directory.

GETISes.-Newbefry Diyision' No. o,.S.c :. J. Sm o,
J. meets every Tuesday night at O'CLOCK IN
Masonic Hall.
the same Hail. every Friday evening ats O'Clock.
Amity Lodge, No. 81, A. +. NJ, meets hrSs
NoudaJ in the month. n O'Clock.
Signet Chapter, No Is, Z. A. NJ, meets every
second Monday, Ut O'Clock. ,,
Town CoUSc!L.-J. p. Pool, Irterdant., L.
Rodelsperger, J. Gauut, A. n. Bowers and u
Wells Wardens.
SHErIFy.-J. j. CarringtoI.
CLERK. c. Smith.
JUDGE PnoBATE-J c. I.eahy.
49, .goo1 CoMM1ssroSER.--M. 5. Long.
M .SrY CoMNlssIoNERs.-Denni Moates, l.
a. Rice.
H s. JUsT1crs.-C. C. Chase, G. P. Jacoby,
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Fortify the Body against Dis

away S~3S>A~Aoc ~A''
This is readily done by purifying all the
Fluids Of the system with DR.. TUFTS
SARSAPARILLA AND QUEENS DE.
LIGHT. Then there need be no fear Of
epidemics, ChilS and Fever, Bilious attacks,
rheumatism, Skin Disease, or Nervous
Debility, buoyant health and elasticity Of
spirits will be the result.
No one can take DIR. TUFTS Pills
And remain long unwcll. They increase
the powers of Digestion, and excite the alb
sorbentS of action, whereby all impurities Of
the system are carried off. The old stereo-
typed opinion that GaioEact must be used - 70
carry off the Bile" has given away before the
ligh. of science. The Vegetable Kingdom
furnishes remedy free from all deletcriouS
effects. Such are TUFTS PILLS.
ssThe Blood is the Life''
How many diseases have their seat in the
Blood, diseases which have been treated
vainly for years. In eight cases out Of ten,
if the blood alone was properly purified, how
soon would Health and Happiness return.
DIR. TUFTS SARSAPARILLA A n D
QUEENS DELIGHT is never failing cure
for all Blood, Scrofulous or Syphiitic dis
eases.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-05-07

Over two hundred immigrants arrived
at New York Wednesday. vino had
been promised by agents in London
that they would be given work i'm
mediately on their arrival. but they
found the promise entirely false. Out
of some five thousand immigrants ar.
rived at the same port since last Fri
day, about four thousand are unpro-
vided with means, having spent all
their money to get there, on repreSen-
tations that they would be employed
upon landing.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-05-07

John +. Speck wants to buy all the OLD
Silver you have. Bring it along in large or
small quantities. lS-t'
The legal profession is at present
ably represented in Columbia. The
term Of the Supreme Cour' now being
held, and the important issues before
it, have drawn together an array OF
legal talent rarely surpassed: even in
the palmiest days Of the profession.
We are pleased to notice many of
our ablest lawyers from the various
circuits Of the State. They are per-
forming an important public dnty in
the discussion Of the questions now
before the Supreme Court, which IN
volve principles of paramount import.
auce. They arc making history"
GCviumbiA CurolintAn.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-05-07

SALE-DAY.-The Country representation
on Monday was below the common average.
The labors of the farm kept people at home
no doubt There were no sales OF real estate
by Sheriff Darlington. but great variety OF
personal property, such as busgies, carriages
harness, lumber, &C., were disposed OF at
very low prices. One double buggy. IN
1olcrable condition. sold as low as So. The
baukrup: plumber remaining Of the estate OF
A. Harris, in shape OF waterfalls, teys, Old
hats, paper collars, etc., sold like hot rolls.
Maj. Kinarl, auctioneer, had happy time
knocking off the various odds and ends.
Treasurer Phifer sold some few. tracts un-
der the delinquent tax law, some Of which
were bought in either by the parties them
selves or their friends. One tract Of IS acres,
upon which there was no bid, became for
fei: ~ the State.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-05-07

CARPENTERS, PATTERN MAKERS, AND
CABINET MAKERS will take notice that
P. P. Toale, of Charleston, has on hand and
for sale White Pine Of the finest grade,
wholesale and retail. Also Walnut, Oak and
other hard woods.
Nav T. 1S-1m,
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Special and local.

OUR AGENTS N CHARLEsroN,-The aG-
gertising agency OF MessrS Walker, Evans &
Sgswe!l, represented by Roswell T. Logan,
g , is the only authorized ageucy fo- this
LeSyer in Charleston.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-05-07

One hundred ku Klu1 cases were
called at the Federal Court at States
vile the past week and discharged
upon payment of costs.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-05-07

GONE BACK ALREADY.-We regret to
learn that eleven Of the migrants whose
advent we noticed last week, have left al
,eadv, and started back on their way 10 the
far west. From what we can learn, it ap-
pears that they were grossly deceived by their
frieods-a family who have been living IN
+,is County some two or three yearS-and
1yere led to look for condition Of things
considerably out of reason: that grass gre"
o II winter, and waist high, that cattle lived
in clover. and milk and butter were super
abundant, etc., etc. There is no reason why
such prosperous condition might not be
reaijzed-And our people be able to invite the
STRANGER TO a land Of milk and honey, but
o,,s the means are not used, and the pros
meet IS uninvitipg. We deeply sympathize with
those unfortunate people, and regret their
leaving, for had they remained there can be
no doubt that with proper diligence and
energy, they might have improved their con-
f;,;on. Il is we'll that they had sufficient
means to enable them to return. The people
,rbo invited them to come under false
,romises, and who are their own country
1,ep. gre to blame for sending such highly
colorei promises to them.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-05-07

,ssRs. GaIsg1N s. HOFFMAN,, Newspaper
-isins Aseu,S, No. 4 South ST., Bal
md, are duly authorized to contract
er,i.ements Ut our lowest rates. Adver-
'.hat City are requested 20 leave their Ia
b this house"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-05-07
eWQa'7.Sed,

Nay 1st 1873, BY Rev. J. L. Shuford, Mr..
J. K PAN of Edgcield, to Miss EXaA,
daughter of Rev. Mark NJ. BOYD Of Newberry
County, S. G.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-05-07

PFC Nc AT HELENA.-The pupils of Mrs.
Wm. Milgau's school at Helena, together
with number Of invited guests from that
village, as we'll as from Ncwbcrry, assembled
themselves together on Thursday last for the
enjoyable purpose of first Of May pic mic.
Notwithstanding the adverse weather, q
passenger coach left the Newberry depot,
at an carly hour, loaded with happy young
people from the town, and stopping at
Helena, there took in another invoice,
and then proceeded up the road to the spot
designated for the frolic. Unfortunately the
rain commenced to pour harder and more
pcrsis,ently, and there being found no dry
spot or comfortable shelter, the picnickers
were backed down to the railroad shops, and
nothing daunted By the prospect without,
proceeded to make themselves comfortable
and lively within. And they had right
merry time, with dance. song and jest, with
the intermediate and pleasant dinner. We
regret not having received the invitation de-
signed for us-it having fallen into the hands
of The Philstincs. The generous sample of
the good things had at the feast. and sent in
afterwards by Mrs. N, though modifying
the disappointment, only made US the more
eagcr to get hold of the man who intercepted
our invitation, bad luck to him.
The NEW METHODIST CHURcH.-This
project, conceived some two weeks since,
has met with decided favor, and very
handsome subscription has been already
raised. warranIiDg the belief Of the Com
mittee that it can be carried out successfully,
and q handsome and neat church edifice
erected to take the place Of the old, dilapida-
ted inconvenient and contracted building,
low in use in this place. 4 handsome
subscription, we reiterate, has been secured
by the canvassng committee, but not enough
to warrant the contract being given out yet;
but We are satisfied that after proper can
vass Of the town and county has been made,
and our citizens fully realize tue necessity OF
better building than the one now used, and
how much i, will add to the character Of the
community, that SUM sufficient will be re-
ported to Start the work. The plan is to
build structure about 7OX40, and of two
stories, the lower one or basement for Sunday
School and lecture purposes, in plain and
substantial style of brick, and at such mod
crate cost as will not be too great tax on
the people. We are pleased that the idea
meets with favor, and that liberal responses
have been made, and we feel assured that
every citizen will give Of his meaus accord
ing as he has been blessed in worldly stores,
TO lend a helping hand to so praiseworthy q
cause, when it is properly brought before
him. We feel at liberty to bring the matter be-
fore the public, in town and county, and ask
that generous and liberal nelp be extended
No matter what denomination you may be
attached to, lend hand in building this
church
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-05-07

Call at John F. Speck's Jcwelry Store and
see his new stock Of Watches, Clocks, jewel
ry, Silver Ware, &c. 1S-tf.