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, 1873-11-20

S1ptetas Dispatch TO Ths Chicago Tribune.
Fonr WAYNE, Ind, NOV. l9.--Tho residence
occupied by tho Hon. r. G. Bell. and owned by
II. A. Webb, WAS consumed by fire. this even
ing. Nearly all the furniture was saved The
loss ia estimntod 1t $4,000; insured III the Lon-
origin Of tho fro was 3 detective 1lue,
, 1873-11-20

NEW YonE. Nov. 19.-Early this morning
jured by m unknown mau, who entered O'Don-
noll'a store, at the cornor Of Coles etroot and
Railroad avenue, Jersey City, and called for
drink, and, when Larkins turned to get it,
struck him down With hatchst. and then rob-
bed the till.
, 1873-11-20

Suseia. Djapatch to The Chicago Tribune.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Nov. 19.--About tbs
time Of tho fire iu thin town last night, high
way robbery was committed almost in front Of
tho police headquarters, the victim being robbed
Of all tho money in Ills poolsot, I'll.
, 1873-11-20

sH.sial D.n.sea q ras cAisauo Tribune.
kANsAs C1ry, No., Nus, Observation-Disclosures
lrll' for feeding gss.les shipping GRADES weak,
Colorado a,o sn1 Texan, e2oo02'2t, through Texan
Hoaa-1leoapis, l,1to. MArast active, and advanced
1aa 10 20a psr 1905 satremo ranxa, a3.Ssls.eS.
, 1873-11-20

ONcrKNAT1, Nov. 19.-Tho fine residence Of
Mr. Theodore Roger, at Avondale, was entirely
consumed this morning. Loss, $4,000, nearly
covered by insurance.
, 1873-11-20

SDfct,tt Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
PEORIA, ILL.,, Nov. 19.-.Tho trial Of 8. Case
for the nu.der Of Dr. scin1nbliu, last summer
commenced at Havana. Mason County, to-tlay.
, 1873-11-20

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 19.-J. H. Horton, tho
bank forgor, has baon convicted nt Lancaster,
He restored $4,000 of the money obtained by
his forgery.
, 1873-11-20
n Grand Rapids, Mich. Loss 3,4Oo.

Special Dfspatch to The Chfcago 1ribths.
GnANp RAPIDS, Mich, Nov. 1o.-Tho Occi-
dental Hotel, patronizsd mostly by lumbermen
and toamstors, took fro 1aat night when all were
asleop and burned to the ground. Tho people
The loss on tho hotel and furniture Is $3,400;
insured for 91,5oo. Kept by Charles shirling.
, 1873-11-20
Am injunction issued F0rblddfnE tho
state Authorities TO Pay 1ntcxcat on
kkailrOad.Aid EOnds.

Spec3az Uspatch o 7he Chicago Tribune.
tho Washington County circuit Court has m
granted an injunction, which WAS to-day aeryed
upon tho Hon. Charles +. Lippincott, Auditor,
and the Hon. Edward Rutz, Treasurer, rcstrain-
Ing thom from any further payment of interest
Randolph In aid Of tho Chester l. Tamayoa
Railroad Company.
, 1873-11-20

BosroN, Mass, Nov. 19.-shapley Co. and
Joseph Boynton l. Co., manufacturers Of picture
franaes and paper bags. lose by tho fire last
night s2G, 300.
, 1873-11-20
Business OF t1ao United Stntcs Court
for the District Of iowa.

STzcsdE U35patcK 70 Tx CHicd0o 7F!6une,
DUBUQUE, H., Nov 10.-Tiio United States
District Court for tho District OF Iowa COM
menced q Bession hero to-dny. Indictments are
pending since tho last session Of the Court, az
followa Forty-four casoa for passing counter
foit money five for robbing tho mails, and
twenty-five casos for violating tho revenue lawa.
Judge Lowe charged the Grand Jury this after
noon, calling the attention Of that body briefly
and poiutod!y to itH powers and duties.
It Ii quito likely that this United stttos Grand
Jury will take oognizanco Of tho criminal violn-
tious Of tho National Bank not committed by the
President and Cashier Of the Merchants Nation
al Bank Of this place.
, 1873-11-20

NEW OnLEANs, Nov. ia fro occurred on
Orleans street, near Hogan avenue, to-day.
HALF block OF small buildings wero consumed.
Tho loss WAS $4,000. The Mobile d Texas
Railroad elevator, two freight cars, and other
property were burned
, 1873-11-20

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
lSp1ANApoL1s, Nor. 10.-Max Newman, the
on1bczzler, and four other oonvicty, were taken
to the Ponetont,ary at Michigan City tonight.
, 1873-11-20


prTTsnuHau, Pa, Nov. 10,--Tho National
Trust. Company's Cashier, Robert J. Greer, has
not turned up, though M examination Of his
books has shown no material deacrepancieH.
Tho bank In still closed.
, 1873-11-20

on Tho river and other gentlemen who have
bocn, or aro now, intoroBtod in tho navigation OF
tho rlycr,
, 1873-11-20

LoNpoN, Nov. 19.-Ono hundred and ninety
tlvo tAouesnd dollars in bullion was shipped
from Livorpool for Now York to-day.
, 1873-11-20

Special DsapatcA 10 Tho CAirapo 1s1bnnc.
souTH BEND. Ind, Nov. l9.-Snow foil here
to-day TO tho depth OF one foot.
Rock Island, ILL.,, Nov. l0.-Thormomoter
1 dngsees above xoro At daylight, this morning.
Floating Ice in tho river.
, 1873-11-20

Spsefaf uistatch 10 The Chicago 7fihaue.
IASAILE Ill.,, Nnv 19.-rhere wes no movement bJ
tile river to-day There arrived by tic canal tho sail-
scow Fasca md Gould s!oor Skylarl, aud lilo 'teait-
tug crotou, all light, for Now Oreana. Tho canal-
boat Phanix light, md the Hercules laden with salt
and lArd-coal elack, for LaS7lle also nrrtyed
, 1873-11-20
EAST LIBERTY LIVESTOCK MARKET.

EAsr LlnEnrr. pa., NDy, I9.-uArrLE-~Arslyals, 90
cara tsas. 6t9S3{a: ns,l!M!n, 4t9+:ic; common,
3H@4c; atoolors, $s.0oes3. go /; bulls, 2ta4hc.
Hoaa-Arfiysts, % cara; host, 81. .40Q8A.sU; York
ors, 3t.00G3s.30.
snREs---Arrlyals, II cara best, A462ec medium.
$3.o04f4.00 common, $10U{A3,U0,
, 1873-11-20
Sche1lcl1's Mandrake Pills,

These pills composed oxc1us!valy ot ycysslIo In.
gredlonts and although they oniEoy enrors.1a tho
III mercury do not !eavo Ut s oYuuts. Trl
1T directly u!oa ths vor and valuable r?noy ii
aM casSa o. asrangGnaat @ fn.ultia t59 dsordarod
!2dlgost!on s!eS Hc.dacas. Typsul FeEsss, t.c., e
Al HutoltD to tho irso uf chancx9 hlapdtzko Pills
Eor saIe By all druggists and ae1tHra, -.
, 1873-11-20

Special Dtspatch to Tho Chicugo Tribune.
LASALLE, ILL.,, Nov. 1a-Tho miners Of tho
Peru coll-Inne arc on strike; aud tho peoplo
arc consequently dependent upon Labai1o Tor
thrd-yain coal.
, 1873-11-20

At Milford, nInas. Losa, n3O, 1000.
MILFORD. Mass, Nov. ia now building On
Poarl Rtreot, occupied BY B. Fl. spaulaing %
Loss. $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
, 1873-11-20
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE,
Serious Chnrgcs Against n nrook1yn
Editor.

Serious Chargcs Against n Hrooklyn
Editor.
Sptcta! Dispalch to The Chicago T4t6unt
NEW YonR Nov. 19.-Application WAS made
on Tuesday last to Judge Neil6on, in tho City
Court Of Brooklyn by Ernost, Hammond l.
stioknoy, attorneys, Of this city, for tho arrest
Of Thomas Kinse11a, editor of tho Brooklyn
Eagle, on charge Of criminal intercourse with
tho vito Of Thomas ". Field, Superintendent Of
Public Instruotion~in Brooklyn, for tho latter OF
whom theBe attorneys are counsel. n1r. Field
demands damages to the amount OF $4,000.
Judge Neilaon granted tho prayer. issued an
order Of arrest, fixed the bail at $4,000, and
placed tho ordor in tho hands Of tho Sheriff Of
Kings County. Kinsel1a WAS arrostsd this
morning and takon to tho Sheriff oftlce, whittier
ho waa accompanied by William G. Kingsley
and h!1chael Chauncoy. who became his bonds
stance Of the affidavit Of Thomaa ". Field, on
which the order Of arrest WAS granted, IL givon
below:
This action ia commenced to recover damages from
Tho.s ~ Ktnses for de6auehing ths virtue sna aon
Field, and claim damagea for such injury to tic
amount Of $4,000. 1vas on tho 18th inst., and had
aaid Enolno ~ man and wife. since August
1872 aetendant, Kinsella, has known ny
have .o sas sna w
such appointments they havo met eecroty sometimes
accompanied by another porAon and sometimes aone
It varlous places In tho Cities Of New York and Brook
lyn n the County Of Kngs, in the County Of Orange
ANIL IN the County Of Warron Correspondence Of Do
3endant has como into my possession aimee Nov. Is.
1t is OF M anatory character, and leavee In my
mind no doubt Of the purpose and conduct
of Ktnsela and my wifo. On Nov. II and
IS they met In Warren County, and then aud thora
iad criminal sexual intercourse ind connection, ns
have Income conyincedsanco came in possession OF
Kinsella'a letters. Such interviews woro without my
used upon my wife, who was At times in state Of
excitement approaching unsoundness Of mind.
Kinselln had made arrangements to sail for
Europe to-day. but these proceedings will post
pons hia trip indefinitely.
, 1873-11-20

will hnd Tha W1ndsor' In tho yory heart nf TIM 1ne.t
dsTot q ; of tho oty olose t. ths Central Depot
convenient for business nun. Ks hoto it Il uusur-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-04-04

DIR. Franklin once made the .Ol.owin.
offer TO young man:
MAKE full estimate Of all you owe
and Of all that is owing to you. Reduce
the same to a note. As fast as you car
collect, pay over 10 those you owe; II
YOU cannot collect, renew your note eacl
year, and get the best security you can
80 to business diligently; be very eco
nonical in oil things, discard all pride
be industrious; waste no idle moments
be faithful IN your duty toward God, b,
regular and hearty prayer, morning and
evening attend to church aud meeting
regularly every Sunday, and do unto al
men as You would they should do unto
you. II you are too needy in circum
stances to give to the poor, do whatever
else may be in your power for then
but IL you can, always hell
the poor, worthy and unfortunate, ,-Pur
sue this course diligently and sinccrcl,
for seven years and ii you are not hap
py and comfortable and independent II
your circumstances, come to mo and
will pay your debts"
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The Deacon'x swill-Barrcl.

just outside Of the house stood father
the deacon, tuagimg away at a big lumI
OF ice in the swili-lmrrel.
'.Bad business. iliat," said ], resting
my hands on my sides.
Not half so bad N il might n bcen.
wa~ the reply. as he lifted tho cake oI
Ice out by 70 stout stick that had frozen
up in the swiIl. "Many an many bar
has busted for me that wouldn't it this
knowledge had only come TO mc sooner,
said he. "lou see, when this cold silaI
came on suddenly. ! thought of th,
swill bari away in the night. aud said
We'll. il rant be helped now Ii hap
pcncsl, however. That the stick that ] sti
with was lcft pokcd down in the swill
and that was all that saved it,. a bari
or Il tub, or n pail, may freeze mp solid
and ii a stick has been put down in I'll,
water the vessel can't burst. But il tool
nic good while TO find il out-ncve
knew it till last winter; lived scvcnt!
years he fore knew it," and his eye
twinklcd knowingly.
"Why, that's OH the same plan," salt
j. ''of putting a spoon IN glass in
when you are canning fruit ii YOU Il,
that the jar won't break"
'5amc philosophy exactly" said he, a
lhe gave the ball If ice kick, and sen
lit rolling of down the hill.
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~St. Louis claims that the Gems,

nrSt. Louis claims that the census
reports place her third in rank, as a
city, New York being
first and Philadalphia second. Accord
ing to the official census report, ST. Louis
had in 1870, four thousand five hundred
and seventy-nine manufacturing estab-
employing 40S56 hands, and
turning out manufactures valued at
sl5s, ,78l. .O43, which the Republican says
was S45. .OOO.O 900 greater than that Of Lo-
well, 100000 greater than that oi
Boston. $51. .oOO.OIO greater than that oi
Lawrence, $66. 200. 600 greater than that
OF Chicago, SO. 600. 600 greater than that
Of Pittsburg, and 100000 greater than
that Of Cincinnati.
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a case has occurred in this city. I'm
which the act Of the Legislature relating
TO the qualification Of jurors which was
passed during the regular session and
approved by the Governor on the Stll
instant. il likely 10 have IN important
bearing. This ,ct was passed for the
ipurpose OF preventing people serving
ON jurics for = regular business and rs
ii contained an emergency clause. il he
came law immediately ON its approval
by the Governor.
One Of the clauses Of this new law
reads as follows:
THAT il shall not I've lawful for any
officer. or officers. charged with the 81
lection of a panel of petit jurors. 10
serve i'm any Circuit Court. Superior
Court. Court Of Common Pleas. or Grim
linsi Court Of this Stale. 10 select any
person Ia serve as such juror. who has
served as juror in either OF said Courts
lin such county during the year immedi-
ately preceding such selection And il
shall be unlawful for any officer of ei-
ther Of said Courts e. select any person
Ito serve n . bailsman upon any jury
therein, who has served as juror in ei-
ther Of said Courts Of the county dur
ing the year immediately preceding such
election. And should any person be
selected, contrary TO the provisions Of
this act, il shall be sufficient cause fol
peremptory challenge
4 Ii is claimed that this clause Was vio
lated in the case Of 81 mpsOn. who VA
convicted few days since Of arson, and
q higher court will be called upon to de
eide the question. In the meantime
court officers should take little pain
to post themselves ON the laws and en-
force them, rs it is not desirable to l,av,
criminals escape by such gross negiec
,of duty as il is claimed there has beer
lin his case -fEvansvillc Courier.
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The Tippecanoe Board Of County
Commissioners has made IN order sp-
propriating $4,000, for tho year 1873. fos
putting in repair that part of the Wa
bash and Erie Canal within that county.
The money il TO be paid, from time 10
time, 10 the general manager of the ca
nal upon his filing with the Commission
ers his proper voucher. duly sworn 10,
showing that work on the canal to an
amount fully equal TO the sum asked has
been actually performed. The order il
to he operative only upon the condition
that the following named amounts shall
be appropriated BY the counties named
Allen county, 10000; Huntington CO.,
5000; Wabash county, e5.OO; Miami
county, t5,OcO; Cass county, $4,000
Carroll nounty, 5000; TppecanOe CO.
$1,000: Fountain county, 5000; total
osOOOO. This sum. il is claimed. will
put the canal in good order from the
Ohio State line to the lower edge o
Fountain county. and il 10 understood
Parkc county.wiil cooperate and oper
the canal sull further SOUTH All TIN
counties above named have signiiiet
their intention 10 make the apprOpTia
tions asked OF them except Cs>>-
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WE learn that Col. Thomas Bethel
died at his residence in Newburg, last
Monday. He was apparently ~ well ~
usual, and engaged in conversation with
Mr.. Chase, the lecturer, when he was
taken i'll, and Immediately ex.
pircd without uttering word. Col
Bethel was an officer in the Mexican
war, and has filed many places Of trust
and honor In this county, being ~ one
time member Of the Legislature. He
was about 20 years of age, and had beer
i'm bad health for several years.-l Boon
willie Enquirer.
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to the Assessment
Law.

During the last days Of the session of
the Legislature, an act ancndatOry to
the Assessment Act was passed. The
following section will prove interesting
Ito all:
SEC. f.. That section ono hundred and
Ififty-ninc Of said act be amended to read
Iss follows: The several County Treas
,u.srs he and are hereby required imme.
diately after their April settlement with
the County Auditor, either in person OF
by dupety, to call upon every delinquent
ltaxpa! er in their respective counties
and ii necessary, to disirain property
lfOr the collection Of such delinquent tax
with ten per celtum damage
and the costs and charges that may nc.
cruc. The said Treasurer shall on the
fifth day Of November, make settlement
with the County Auditor for the amount
Of such delinquent tax for which said
Treasurer is 10 stand charged said SET
Element in all respects to he made and
certified in such manner as the Auditor
Of Siate shall direct, and it shall be the
duty OF the County Auditor TO forward
"a certified copy Of such settlement forth
with to the Auditor OF State Provided
that the County Auditor shall not be
authorized to credit the Treasurer with
any uncollcctcd delinquency, unless such
Treasurer shall show by proper returns
verified by his oath or affirmation, thai
lie has, in each case for which he claims
credit, diligently sought for and has been
unable to find any property from which
to collect such tax. Or that property
was levied upon, offered for sale aud
failed 10 sell or having made levy ht
was enjoined or otherwise prevented
from making sale or collection by u
court Of competent jurisdiction: And
provided further, That in all cases where
property shall fail to sell for want OF
bidders, the County Treasurer shall l,avt
power to remove said property to some
other township in the county and re-
offer the same, as IN the first instance.
From this it will he seen that tho
Treasurer will receive no credit for de-
limquent taxes, unless some satisiactOr!
Explanation is made Of his failure I,
collect.
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From the Catholic Telegraph, Of the nth
The Catholic Telegraph on the
Educational Question.

We are informed that one of the
Friendly Sons Of 81. Patrick has bur-
dcned us " ith large debt Of gratitude
because, IA u member Of the School
Board, hc has advanced our views ol
We do not believe that W.
have ever shown ourselves an migrate
but we certainly have no knowledge ol
the service To which this distinguished
but badly Informed writer refers. In tl.t
first place. We have no views upon cdn.
cation. We have principles which the
Cathoic Church has taught u. These
principles require of us duty to de-
maud Tor Catholic children strictly Cath.
ollie education; Catholic schools, Catho
Ilic teachers, Catholic textbooks. daily
Catholic religious Instruction. Now W.
who has ever had the courage To de
Iniand for Catholics their share cf the
school fund, that their children might b'
educated according TO our Catholic prin
Iciples. Ii the writer can mention one
let him do 50 aud we will treasure hi,
memory with heartfelt gratitude. W.
presume that he has in his mind som,
member of the Friendly Sons. who vot
led for tho expulsion Of the Bible from
the schools. lie should know that th
act Of expulsion did not originate witt
Catholics. The member to whom he al
udes did not vote in ito favor becaus
he desired full justice 70 Catholics, bu
because political reasons urged him. III
loved office aud dared not vote other
!wise.
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The Cra Word County Regulator

Last week we gave an account OF the
Of the papers In the suit OF
the Airline Railway against Crawford
countX. Since that time Mr.. Golden
who brought the suit ON behalf Of the
company received the following note
from these outlaws. 1t reads as follows
TO 3. H. Golden. and others whom It may concern:
We the Vigilance Committee. have
been observing your works and doings
Mr.. Golden, we have borne with you,
hoping you would see your folly and
Open your eyes to q sense of Justice
We thought probably you had man
enough in you to listen to the petition
lof your fellow -citizens. But no; you
|sknlked around like a wolf in Sleeps
clothing, "seeking whom you may de-
vOur."
You claim to have right to prose
cute, etc. We claim that you obtained
that right (if right it be) by fraud. You
swindled us out of our rights. Now,
Mr.. Golden.we will deal plain with you.
We mean business. We don't belieye in
your zone man power" any longer.
While we live the people shall rule. We,
Tonight. lift the remaining papers. the
Ilocuinents relative to your Railroad
swindlc suit; aud hereby notify you af.
ter this day, IL you are known to give
your aid in the same again, you shall
hang. You have been notified once be-
fore. but now officially by the Vigilance
Committec. We profess TO adopt the
rule. "bc sure you are right and then %
ahead" We have never failed yet, and
do not mean to fail this time. The at.
Itorney's Noble &. Butler, Geo. Lyman
and others. had better he careful and "a
slow in their attempt to rob the people
of Crawford county of their privileges
and their property. A word 10 the wist
!is sufficient. Feeling that forbearance
is no longer virtue. we deem it just
that we should so speak and act.
Signed and approved by the
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE.
VENI, VIDI, EICI."
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"All Steal"
lwash. Cor. Gin. Garette.l !

Oakcs Ames said the witticst thing to
Mr.. Niblack, Of Indiana, that has been
said on this subject. After voting for
the previous question, Mr.. Niblack said,
as he passed him, just after voting yes
$50. Ames, you 60 for the increase p
.Ycs," answered Mr.. Ames, lit don't
hurt me, you know. have nothing Ia
lose now; but, confidcntially, this is a
hivyer steal than Credit Mobilicr."
GLOW so?" asked Niblack. "Well
the men who had that did pay little
something for il, but this is all stcal.'
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Assessment Items.
We take the following items from the
new assessment law,cOvering inquiries
frequently made:
The property Of . widow or married
female, to the amount Of $500. il ex-
Iempt from taxation, provided her whole
property, real and personal, does not ex-
coed in value $1,000.
Property Of the United States, this
State, County, city, town. churches,
charitable and scientific
institutions are exempt
Taxes may be rebated by the Auditor
on al property destroyed by firs, food,
tornado. or other unavoidable casualty,
when not covered by insurance
All personal property must be apprais-
led at its fair cash value-
The capital stock Of all companies and
associations shall be valued by the Stale
Board Of Equalization At its fair cash
value, including tn. franchise, over and
above the assessed value Of the tangible
property.
Real property must be valued At it
fair cash value. estimated at the price il
would bring at fair, voluntary sale.
Persons holding property are requiret
TO fill out q schedule Of the numbers
amounts quantity and quality Of per
Isonal property, and the assessor fxc'
lthessfaif cash value. Ssch cash value he
ing the market or selling price At private
sale at the place where the property Is
The assessment Of personal property
must be made between the first day O
4 r,ril and the first dnv of Iusse e1ff
year. The rial estate is to be assessed
in 1879. and every two years thereafter
The schedules must be sworn to BY
the person making them.
The provisions in respect to banks,
railroads and other corporiions are quite
specific, but too numerous for insertion
The Board OF County Commissioners
A uditor and assessor constitute . cOun-
Iiy Board Of Equalization, and meet Oh
the first day June annually. 10 hear and
determine all complaints in respect q
assessment
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uTThe first case Of the enforccme nj
OF the new Liquor Law, In this county.
was tried before Esquire Shepard, last
M Mlonday, resulting in the saloon-kccpcr
being fined SIS for selling and the im-
biber $5 for drinking.
Petersburg Democrat.
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Sale. i
10 sToE1
Ssper, viii
and is0M|
or sale che'i]
Paul Lgs.1
!, hall dlc,.j
with brici y
fd, and ceil'I
a hasa s"j
}, stable. s''..j
konvenientsl
3pply - u
!. DoAys. |
Srier O@eA
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BATES OF ADvERrIs'sG.
"a, sausre OF l0liMcs or less, wc'k. ~ O0
v..h .ub.e0ueut insertion, IS cts.
Longer advertisements ~ tho same rate
A fraction over even square or squares,
oeo atad % squ,re. Thesc arc the terms
Ys,transisut entertainments "a reasonable
ABDUCTION will be made to regular adver-
Notices Of appointment Of administra-
,srs sud legal Moticcsof like character 10
10 paid In advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.
r.-,.h,n odscer.. each ei.OO
=. C..".tv ESQ
- n:.t,,ct Circuit. or State. 500