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Baltimore & Wilmington,N.C. C.
semi.Wetkly Steamship Line,

f't' aSMA"W OShAy otSdmsulp Alue,
'Composcd Of the fret class Steamships
D. J. FOLEY..... ....... Capt. D. J. PnIcE
REBECCA CLYDE. Capt. d. C.. Guilds
LUCILLE. Capt. j. S. BENNETT
RALEIGH. ........C Capt. J. 8. OLIVER
WTILL here after eail from BALTIMORE
wv every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, and
from MIhMlNGTON every WEDNESDAY
Connecting at Wilmington, N. c., with the
Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Rail-
road, giving Through Bills OF Lading to and
from all points in North ard Sonth Carolina
Georgia and Alabama.
Connecting at Columbia, 8. O., with the
Greenville and Columbia Railroad and Char
lotte division Of tho Charlotte. Columbia aud
Auguhta Railroad. c,i
Connecting at Augusta. Ca, with Georgia,
Macon and Augusta and Central RAILROADS.
Steanaets OF this line, on arrival Ia Will
mington, stop at Railroad Depot, and the
Railroad Ere light, being slowed separately in
Steamer, is transferred, under covered sheds,
direct to Cars. without delay, and forwarded
No drayage In Wilmington. and no transfer
from Wilmington South, Rates guaranteed
as low AZ by any other route, and all Losses
or over. charges promptly paid.
Mark all Goods Uia Steamship to Whining
ton, and forward Bills OF Lading to Railrosd
Agent, Wilmington, N. O.
For further information, apply to either OF
undersigned Agents of the line.
ANDREWS 4 CO., Agents 3. d ". Steam
ship Line, No. 73 Smiths Wharf, Baltimore.
A. D. CAZAUX, Agent o. Il w. Steamship
Limo, Wilmington, n. c.. 80
4. =. PoPE' p r General Freight Agent,
HIM. cor11NouAM' i General siA' Western 1:
Agent, Atlanta, Ga. Nov ~ 3mos
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TlAKE pleasure in calling, the atten.id ion oi
L tho public to an examination of thoil
STOCK Of MUSICAL MEROHAEDISE, con.
sisting of Pianos, Chdrth and parlo, Organs
Melodeons. .Yioliae, Guitsrsf Bapjos, Flutes
Accordeons, BrasS and Silver Band Instru
ments of all kinds. Also, Sheet Music and
instruction Books for every class OF Musca
Instruments on hand at all times: we are
s9s agents Tor the Ea,e oI Sonth
Music sent by mail, post paid. on receipt Of
price; and all kinds OF Musical Goods sent by
Expross, whom ordered, to any part of the
State, marked @. o. b. Good Secon6-hand
Pianos andiOrgans for sale cheap, for cash
Pianos, Organs and Melodeons Tune and
Repaired in satisfactory manner: and vii
give especiaT Tattentiontc PsckinaS REMOVING
and Shipping Pianos for other parties foany
point desired, at modera ate prices.
All orders promptly attended to and satis
lection guaranteed to those favoripg ne with
their patronage. Send for onr eatalogu Of
Sheet Music and Husical Merchandise. Ri.
chardson street, few doors shove pHGNIS
office, Oolumb bia, &. @. Now
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Choice Provisions. .r.
A T low prices for cash. rh..',. .r
IA G.000 pounds BACON SIDES,
2oSa Salnrs nsRnfHs HsasTaiaE; nsSEsqE.rS1rSae H'm'
20ho1es Goshen Cheese Eann
10 boxes Young Amerlcs ahd Pineapple
Cheese,
10 cheste echoicelneYerop Tess,. ry,l
100 barrels FANNY Eioor. ~ * So
25 barrels Apples, Onions and Potatoes.
Dec HOPE Il GYLES.
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a MarYelous Madicina

4 Heinitsh's BL6oD JH FURiFYdSaf Yin fIyssf; LIVER
PILLS. Onros Liver Complaint, Headache.
Stomach Disorders, Indigestion and Cousti.
patton. For sale only at
Nov5t HEINITSH'S DRUG STORE.
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Stanley's Cough Syrup

NURES all kinds Of Coughs. Hoarscness.
~ Bronchitis. incipient OoDsumption. Try
1t; don't delay; Cough gets worae with
every days neglect. For sale at
Nov6t HEINITSH'S DRUG STORE.
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
Us SOUTH CAROLINA.
Deposits of ST. and Upwards Received,

Deposits of 81 and Upwards Received.
INTEREST ALLO WE'D AT THE RATE
OF SEVEN PER CENT PER ANNUM
ON .OERTIFICA 1ES OF DEPOSIT,
AND SIX PER GENT. COMPO UNDEI
EVERY SIX MONTHS ON ACC0 UNITS
OFFICERS.
VIM. Martin, President.
John 3. Palmer, Vice President.
A. GiBrenizer, Cashier.
]. a. Sawyer, in general charge.
John O. B. Smith, Assistant Cashier
Directors.
Wade Hampton, William Martin, John
Palmer, A. G: Haskell, +. ". Mem. .ster. T.
u. Heinitsh, Z. E. Gregg. Columbia.
6. L. Scott, ". G.. Mayes, Eewber1v.
B. 81. Rutlcdgo. Daniel Rayenel Jr., Char.
eston.
MECHANICS. Laborers, CLERKS, Widows,
1V1 Orphans and others may hero deposit
their savings and draw liberal rate of inter.
est thereon. Planters Professional Men and
Trustees wishing to draw interest on thsir
funds until they require them for buein CT e O,
other purposes; Parents desiring O set apart
small sums for children, and Married Women
and Minors (whose deposits can only DO with.
drawn by themselves, or, ill case of death, by
their legal representatives wishing to lay
aside funds for future use, are here Afforded
an opportunity Of dcpositing their mcane
where they will rapidly accumulate, and, at
tho same time, be subject to withdrawal
when needed. AurlS
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;g To Members Of the Bar. ..
VOLUMEIl1 RICHARDSON'S REPORTS,
v. new series, IS. Also, largo aasort-
,nent 81 other Law Books and Law Blanks
For sale Mt Il. l.. BRYAN'S bookstore.
Nov II
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,
OF ..,NI ,..
CO L u NJ DlA, sc.
s150,0O0
$500,000
Present Capital,
Authorized Capital,
OFFICERS.
JOHN B. PALMER, President.

JOHN B. PALMER, President.
A. G. BRENIZER, Cashier.
Q. n. g. BUTT. Assistant Cashier.
I1H1S BANK now occupies its magnificent
Il three-story and hlansard Roof building,
on tho corner Plain and Richardson streets,
a general Banking busineestransacted. Ger
tihcates OF Deposit, bearing Intcrcet at the
rate OF Seven per cent. per annum. issued.
Notes, Bills Of Exchange and other evidences
OF debt discounted, and money loaned on COL
laterals. Stocks, Bonds, Gold, Silver bought
and sold. Draft on all tho promiren. citiop
in tho United States bought and sold.
DIRRCToCs. Jas. E.'Black, J, hnB. Palmer,
F. W. McnIa ster,, r. D. Sem, (ot Il. D. Sem i
Son,l G. ". Beardon, tof Copeland Bear
". @. Swafieid,) W. b. Stanley, ]. O. Seegers
Samuel MCGOWAN, Abbeyille; Jano II. 1sicn,
Winnsboro. Feb
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Corn Whiskey,

Corn Whiskey.
DURE MOUNTAIN CORN IWHISKEY.
Also, lot of fdur .yesr olll MALT CORN
WHISKEY. Warranted pure. .
Aug IL JOHN O. SEEGERs.
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areenyilie i and E5olpm.biias 8 . Z 8 !. sjR.ailroad

Greenvilie and elpnbia .Railroad
'6EMA raklhiaksn III hakna Tea asnE @a.Ij7.
sqn;dsss esscspsseS oS,snec.,ps VIII Might
down; with Trains going North and sodthop
On arl9tte. Colp nbis and Augneta tai and VII
mingto9 Columbia and A1g usta Railroads.
tssys Essys 3G,sms, Sissen:. .! $751;. m m
Leave Newberry..... ...........a10.40a Z. m
+ee9aye e. Gokegbupy. ........: 80. .2.eo p. m
Arriyaat Greensille.. -. ..--.-.-.. 3 a1n, M
~ ,.'h "a 90 DOWN.
LeaveGreenviAe st.:......... ....7 7.S0s. N
GIe&Ye 6eis0n. n.n.-...... ......,.Le5O O. M
Essys Essys sssiSssgyy :1s,5S 5ss s m m
Leave Alston ~: 80. ..'4.2Op. M
Arrive At Columbia. .,.'........:. 500 ;. No
Anderson R';Anch and Blue Ridge Dtoifton
Leave wsihaiia. b.45 a. m m. Arrive III lis .. m
Leave Perryville 6,25 .. 10. b.a5p. m
LeavsPendlbton 7Aoa!m. ~ b.60p. n,
Leave Leave; ANDERSON s.d0 a. m. y 1fa.sog:m
bfsSsS %SSaay waahesdas M sR ga hSaSise FsiSags
On Andetson Bfanehsb eeh Bsifbn Ind IA.
derson' Tnssdeys Th1IsdsSs and Saturdays.
JAptz NosT4Ns qeperah Ticket Agent ~
80. oANU' 036oAkH 41lle dNuSOul0s t.hl -
CHAn1o4TR, CQLUMBA 1kAueusM RlBs Co.,
CpI qMRIA, g. G. October "a ,,1e78,
"a Sas 81 a's||SiSlsS sssis 81 s';se 81 sse-
rated onspd aftaF' " .iis. ssSSsss!
-,,.ao1ka NORTH. tTrAihsNou2.J Tfaan 40. a
Leave dPsEBifsssiio l. m m
.Ooluhbiat. !.:H 1R66 Imsi SIT IN
Chester .s4.E. ppI- :2a8x i m
ATglye Cha5lotte!;:.,.cthQa4nW, .tb-1te m
Richmond; TO salY sp6ihts North, arriving at
New York, att 8 40 iAt NJ. = also, via Raleigh
and Old Bay Iine{t arriving at Now York at
rs P. H.. No. 4 Train makes? close counec-
.iGn, u!a RicbTo3d, to al points North, ar
GOING SOUTH. Train No. I. Train No.
Leave Charlotte. g. .:..'7.oo am e.lSpm
Chester: .".... 9.54a .m,,, IL 88 p IN
Columbia. .i2,48 p m .;;9.4Oa m
Bateaville. ....: 4.57 : - ,43 a M
Arrive Augusta::.., ..soSp N, siSam
sBreakfast., dinner. tSuppeE. ti.,'
South bound Trains connect at Augusta
for all points South and West. Through
tiok cts soid and baggS &c cRe eckedt6 all prin-
cipal points. ns- Sleeping tcirs on al1 Night
Trains.' JAS. ANDERS ON; GeneraFBup't.
A. POPE. Gen. Passenger and, ,gioAst Agent.
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Sundays excepted, connecting with Night
Trains on South Carolina Il aifroad MP and
down; n;With Trains going North and eodthop
OhaSl9tte, !Oolp pbis and Augnetai nd VII
mingto9 Columbia and Aug usta Railroads.
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THEWILMfNGTUN-y -yfxk. k'
ESTABLLSHED 20 NVY HI4REARS

GTAE the largest cifcu6tSh Sf any DsHy
III Newspaper in the State, aud . circuiS
ton in Whining tom n6n, IN tktcs.a1t lafg Gas
Ii at clan, other paper Al the news OF the
day will be found in It, coDdehsed when uni
Important. at length when Of MON ent, and
alHsssPIessntsd IL sossaEfsntelijgsns and
- ~. SUBSCRIPTION (iN ADyAScK:) !.a
Nne 9seStt.l 4 = ~, ..'......: - w
S.h PtUltCb. . 0u
uTee mOntH6. = UU
WEEKLY kTAN.
PRICE REDUCED
The WEEKLY STAR is now combine id with
the CAROLINA FARMER, and IL one Ut the
cheapest papers in The country, at the fol-
lowing REDUoED RATES:
ono copy, one Year. ...................Sl 81 50
Ono Copy, Six MOnths....... ....... L &c
BIZ Clubs of s. to 10, One Yeari IL 25 per
copy. Clubs OF 10 or more, One Year, only
81 90 ror copy, .spe oimen Copies aent on ap.
WIN. II. BERNARD.
Editor and Proprietor. Wilmington. N. c.
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Canned Goods.
M EATs--DcvilcdH HAM pcviled TON G UE
Nl Devilcd Turkey, Roast Beef
Fruits-Pcachcs, Plnms, Apricot,, ri:lt
Apples, Pears, Strawberries.
Fegetables-Green Corn, Green Peas, 10.
matoes, Mushrooms. For sale by
Nov Is HOPE & GYLES.
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~ low, by HOPE Il GYLES.
TENDERS, ANDIRONs, ETC,
At the Sign of the Golden Anvil.
NTIRE, Sheet Iron and Nurecry Fen dcrs,
w Brass Andirons, Plain and Fancy Fire.
Dogs, Shovels and Tones. lin pairs and sets. }
Coal 1lods, Pokers, Chimney Hooks &c
comprising tho largest assortment in tht
city, and for sc'c, Ut io,o prices. by
Dec JOHN AGNEW & son.
A Card.
BEG to Dtato TO those of my customers,
| l. who have been running monthly bills,
| that all accounts unpaid on the 5th ins,a nj
will at once DO stoppcd and tho proper Steps
| TAKEN to legally enforce payment. This
| course is imperative. for protection Of N.Y.
SELF and creditors. No exception whatever
VIII De mado. GEO. SYMMERS.
Planters Can Get the Highest Price
LNOK their COTTON. and buy thoir GRO.
i CEK1ES at tho choapcst rates, at
Sept "a HANDY SOLOMON'S.
Buckwbeat.
| LNRESI New Hulled BUCKWHEAT, IL,
A. sale by LORlCK LOWRANGE.
Why the South is Poor.
LNROM the cradle TO the grave, we arc
l. dOscd with all kinds Of unknown Mcdi
| cinos mado abroad, Of which We know no
thing.
| If your baby is sick. you give it Northern
Soothing Syrup. instead OF HeiniLshs Rose
Cordial.
| Ifyour Liver il not right, you lake North
orn Pills, instead Of tho "Dlood and Liver
Pills"
II your Blood is impure, yon take North
ern Sarsaparilla, instead or the "Queen'l
Delight"
II you have ChiIs and Fever. you take
Northern chill curos instead Of Heinitsh's
Vegetable Tonic.
Our hcalth and our wealth is thus dc.
ss1royed. Encourage your own doctors; take
that you know are good. Hoinitsh has ar
experience Of forty years in making al
kinds of Medicines for every aiseaee known
90 st once and consult with him. For sale
| Oct II
, 1873-09-19

An Old Lady Burned to Death
at Her Residence.
Her Clothes Catch Fire from Burning
Briunstono.- --Futilo Efforts a1ado
Drown Out tho Flames.

-. ,.-,..-....,. =, . a-rnt1r ,.ox.h,o..
IhrouBh tao ms5'a'en'cnp' y. ,....
pnncean' eao ua.s t'po.s ~ ~ a.o,t ~ ,ar,. -.
griorouB error with regard 10 to acah OF very c.
tinsbo old lady, Mrs. T. l.. Elncr, VINO Asca a. NO.
1905 prairio avenuo. The facts OF tho caso az given
"o.' aso.ro ,nd ~, h00,on In
ufh.n1ul anu lhtoSicateu W "
put tho mattor IL III true hght~ aura Eltncr ~ad
husband bo,no contractor we'll known
~ ' .ha o,tv 0 rbo family owned tho houso
No. 1906 prairlo avenue, aud had rented II ou Tow
daya ago they returned to 1t, but found it in worry
rt y rnna}iton ovcrrnn with cookroaclos aud othor
seE1nan' Mrs. Elmer on "e""ooaas ""a .n4.."e "n
attempt 10 clean up Her 10y, tho only chilo th6n a.
homo was scnt down town to alvertiso for girl, and
Mrs i.mor tn,1 ,.cc,area war on tho roachcs To do
~ 49,, sr.,,' ,, .,.a 1,,,o .,,,or. ~ h,,rn
tnlh ohectuans' sne nna Paee" 44''o - ,',
Ing brimstouo In tho closets, anu had cloeea
the doors to keep tho tusnes from
ran,1or,n1 IN. houro untouaatab,o during tho
, 1873-09-19
Is IT ANOTHER MURDER2
A mnu Complains to Eais EVlfe that Eue
Was Fit with Rcer-dslnSs. and
Ut4R TAirtY.4iX ElQMr4 AftOrIVMrM.

A Flnn Complains to His EVlfo that Eue
Was Fit with n Rccr-Glnss. and
Dies Tlirty-six Hours AftgrSvnrd.
There WAS q cABe Of sudden death Of No. IL Dnrnan
court ycatertay which seems to require searching
Investigation at the hands Of the Coroner. Last
Tuesday night, David coracy, residing nt the
above number, CAME bomo and complained,
soon after he entered the house, Of feeling
uuwcu. A few minutes later, he said be had been
struck with heor-glasB. There wounds to be
upon Ills head, and therefore his wife did not
make any inquiry ns to whcro the blow received.
The nozt morning CoEacy aroso, apparently much
boteE but about 10 o'clock complained that tho aamo
tiullncss which he had felt tho night previous Ind
returned to him. From that timo On ho WINS
moro or losa under the weather, but at
no time did hs friends feel apprehonnyo concerning
him. h wife repeatedly asked him under what cir
cuustancea 10 received tho blow from tho beorgaaa,
but o ~ often refused to giys her any information.
Yesterday Oorsoy died. His nv.ghhorn do not know Of
hn having been In TOW, aud tho Casa is ono which,
II not solved by postmortem examination, will
ou!ro soue pers!stoncy and ehrewaness to unrave..
Tho head OF the deceased doea not exhibit any con-
tuatona or outs hut thora aon,o Indications Of In
Illumination Of the brain In the manner Of Ills death.
This occurred 1t II O'Clock yeAterdoy morning, Wien
0orucy laid down on bed, aud In few mtsusos Was
= corpse, z.-.
Word was sent to tho Coroner yesterday afternoon
about O'Clock, but becauso Of tho alsece Of tllo
County Physician poat-Morte1n examination VIA de.
ge.tel until this morning.
, 1873-09-19

Ul,ristiun was, in 1870, 1rivon from spntn; but
throo yoars Tutor she returnod IN triumph, as,d
aoon after was married. in public to Munoz, TO
Riatlzaroa. THO Queen continued In power,
tatnotl her minority and aaccndcd tho throne,
but weH finally comrollod to lenye The country
Grey sNe Ind exercised. Tie Duo took littlo
part in politics. aud was contont With tho honor
III 1916 10 givo him Spanish -Alnorican King-
dom, but ho ovincod !ittlo dcH!re for tho doubt
fml honor, IIo wns created a grandoo OF spain
Of the tlrst-clasa, and Knight OF tho Golden
Fleeco. In 1917, Mt tho time Of the Spanish
marriages., King Louis Philippe Of France gnvo
him tho Grana Cross Of tho Legion Of Honor,
and the French title Of DUO do Montmorat. 1lo
hnA roadod aororal yoara IN Franco, aud hfa
wffo, the Queon Mothor, suryiyoa him.
, 1873-09-19
Obituary--The Duo de IRtnnxnross

From the lSelo York Tribune Sept. III.
4 Paris telegram Rtatea that Fernando Muuoz,
Duo de Rianzares. husband Of Queon Dowager
Christinn Of Spain, died, yesterday. noar Hayre.
This personago, who roKo from al humble poHi-
tion to the hghost, is closely associated with tho
troubled history Of Spain. In December, 1870,
Ferdinand VII, then in His 46th year, and three
timos widouer, msrEied Christina : daugh-
tor OF tho then King Of Naples. sho
is described 90 having been at tho time An am
bltions. frivolous, uI,principlod woman, Of 20;
utterly devoid Of conscience, and totally devoted
to gayoty hna pleasure. Fernando Munox was
then private IN the Kings Guard. He was the
son OF q Madrid tobacconist and had eistor
who WAS laundry-maid 4 fow months after
her marriage, ho waa one Of tho escort which ae-
campanied tho Queen from Hueno Retro to
hattd. 1t Is said that l.o picked up an
embroidered handkerchief which abe had lot
fall, and gracefully presented it TO hor. She WAS
at onoo struck with tho portly bearing, hand
aomo features, and pleasing addross Of the
g,ards1nan, then tu his twuntloth year, xild do
tainpd him in. familiar oonyorsation 1T tho car
riago duor for solle hourB. Henceforth h1unoz
wus regarded with great favor at Court; wealth
aud houora were laviahed upon him, aud threa
months after tho death Of hor husband-tho on
feeblea, dissolute Ferdinaua-the Quaen, who
was then the mother of the PrinceaHoB isabella
and Louiac, ,saa secretly married to him, caus-
| iug groat scandal IN Spain.
| After stormy segenoy Of eight years Queen
, 1873-09-19

Blake '. plako; ten days. time asked in which to
comply with rilc Of Court
want OF prosecution. with por cont damagca. AL
lowod.
IIarrIs '. snyaor 1cavo nskcd until Tucalay ne1t
In which to flp b1iefs oiu E'iradgo b lowib With
drow from this case as attorneys.
sebe '. Vaughn motion for rule on tho Clerk of
tho Circuit Court Of Bureau County to scnd nr tho
Original parors.
Tho call Of tbs docket began at No. q, na follows:
stengor '. Edwards; Keltoo u. Rounds ratten '.
latten Turner ct al. '. Bunnet A1lor Y. Goodwin
Blnrkey v. Niiler-taken on Cn.
Wilder =. shtpmnn nawson y. Fo1 ohicago l.
Nnrthweetorn 1tnirnad Company '. Tnylor passed.
Pratt Y. 1nvt Pierce, administrator; Haas, I'M
pleaded, oto Y. Durk; Temploson y. Ha5ward-dla-
m!ascd.
Ergo and lato wfo v. Tun continued for service.
Conklin '. DAILY, otc,: continued.
Rtntth Y. p tonrko lcaYo to flo reply to reJondor
In nrror, nud tonic briefs.
Kie '. uca]y Smith '. Goodcl Wilson '. NARROW;
Kingatury Y. nucknor; pasAcd.
The noxt call Tomorrow morning will begin at No.
81. aud Gnd with Ion. ..-.... ..-.-
Tho Court adjourned TIL o'clock tomorrow 1norn-
ing.
, 1873-09-19

How n West Side Policeman Let Two
,r,,tovcs Excnue.-A Lnrcc Amount of
stolen Property Recovered, How
aver.
~ ..,, ,,, ,..,,,, r,,,,or4., ta,o =, ,,to
80 n1ny uo'a a1la a sss.,. 49,.
been committed III th1 CITY anu VICINITY toat NJ a1s
Tho conviction han forced itself upon the Police De-
partmont that wel-orgauzed band Of cractsn,en and
p''e'a'e "o,o ~ W.. a,s"s ~ ,sea sv' =. ~ 1.t.
ping tham oso"hore 10 % o'1posea W: a te~ aass
since, store In Woodstock was broken open and
T,ght n,,a,hur.,a storc ncor Tho corner nj
sn' an .a.'ss ssoos .,n.,. s,. robhc, ~ cam
Lakc and "ooa htreotaf "aa tooneu u pow
worth Of sikh, eto. In way Capt. Ln suspected
that tho brunch oico Of tho United States Exprcaa
nnn,,.ny, ~ M nj 11o,atc5 t,roct vsa. tbo ncdt,m
s,,as ~ % ~. .,"uas "ant ,noIr aaods nn.,
through WHICH tno tnlese@ hent 'aslr souus away,
station In the curacuy Of porter. On TueHdny limo
mnn brought thoro. a box addressed to Q. Rna-
inaches No. 40 "css pearlo street, CINCINNATI on'o.
tTho express agent says this samo man haa often
, 1873-09-19

Fran. tho Kokono {fnd.) Tribune, Sept 10.
On Wednesday, Of Inst woek, tho qniot town
of Frankfort had real sensation. AIr. More
dith is tho cdtor OF the Banner, at that town,
and Sir. Douglas is a clerk in atoro, while tho
wifo Of tho latter Ia n,ilnor, doing bnBlnoas IN
al, upstairs room. For quito a wl,1lo. Mr.. ?.
has tlad suspicious Of s wifo and Mr.. Meredith;
Mr. M Informed Mr.. D. that ho intended to call
on Mrs. D. with Wow to getting "local
notice." hlr- D: thon informed his wlfo that
to hor room, in hcr ahncnce, and got up through
a souttlo into tho attic. Tho,e ho remained IL
waiting. IliH wife camo In, md aoon afterwards
Mr. Meredith. Tho two taIkod over tho good
times they had had on o clandestino Western
trip, rehonraol the facts About how thoy 'sero
fooling Johnny" (that is Mr. D.l and ,,o,, were
thor, WAS d piBtol shot and Screams. Mrs.
D. rttshod down ataira, Mr., ., foli down
from tho hole above, md with pistol in hand
pursued his wife but wna prevented from shoot
ing her by roraons who hoard tho noiae and IN
tcrvonod. Meredith didn't rim. He couldn't.
Ho was shot. Tho bali passing through bis
wrist nnd entered tho left bronat, accrotlng iBcn
behnd rib, where 1t Ind not boen found by tho
doctors at last accounts The wound ia dengor-
oua but not necessarily fatal. Meredith has
| family.
, 1873-09-19

Of irnme ho,,scs, largo, number Of fanes
werc roniorosi ono1osu, ba o obstruction Of rror:
ety not largo II proportion 70 tho spaoo oovesod
u Tic Of tho wooden portion Of Chicago.
Frona tho Cincinnati Enqnfrer.
thrill Of alarm wnt 1ent through tho city ychter-
tny by Tho announcement TINT another great con-
tlanration raging II ohtcaEo, Grew orawds geshorod
slout tho tawsla}er. sni UNLIMITED n syra. @
to rcason for vigorous wlnaa on tho shorca Of Lake
M!chlgan thc lnirca*ton proyailed hat Ohicago vae
cuiOfinu tte n,nnl blow-ntlt. 1t turin out Tint
b,lt few blocks Of woolon buildings wero burned,
md That tho Ions will not e1ceol $3opu00. 30 much
for tho last Chicago sensation.
, 1873-09-19

Tho miscricA Of bad stoye, either kitchen or par
lor, tre untold. Dy buying tue celebrated htowart
cook or pnglor. money temper, aud fuel aro saved.
Do auro and SEQ tho 'Argaud" royertlblo Aue baso-
heating, anti-cnker, for paror or ofaoo 'lso; IT is
perfection. Thcre ia nut better place to go to IN Chi
cago for soycs kitchen furniture than To Dalton
Co.'S, No, 81 Ilandolph street.
, 1873-09-19

Aoro Property at ANotion.
This day at II IN. 1t At No. laa Eaat Madison street,
O, @. TLayer Coz real ostato auotioncers, will sell
several very choice aud desirable blocks from ~ to IL
Acrea In size, located at Warrington He!ghta. Tho
streots ars open and depot ground. Good property
aud worthy the attention Of buyers.
, 1873-09-19

4 telegram from poor!a announces that tho Fearlcaa
cooking soyo made by Nashbons. 6ard Co., took tie
first Yycnaiuln, 1t the btato Fair.
, 1873-09-19

FF0N lH5 LINFfH1fE!I tUHlETE7C3H7. -
Chicago was shrehtenud with great conhagratton
nut Hiug that tho eople Of tha city wcEa greatly
aarncd and that ta earior toegraH received arolis.
cd feeling of tho .lost painful interest throughout
tho country. Happily, tho progress Ut tho haea "as
, 1873-09-19
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