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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-12
iii GRAPHIC BALLOON

The balloon which, under the auspi-
ces Of the New York Graphic, is to be
taken across the ocean by Professor
Wise. and which was announced to start
on Wednesday, was partially inflated at
the appointed time, when it became IN
manageable, and, IS the safety valve
would not work, Professor Donaldson
cut a hole six feet square in the canvass
and the monster was brought to subjec-
ton. Repairs having to be made, the
departure of the balloon was Temporal
rily postponed.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-12

THERE is a deep pathos in the resolu-
ton adopted at the Democratic State
Convention Of Massachusetts, which de-
clare: "That the Republican party il
responsible for the seduction of the DEM
ocratic members of Congress to corrupt
schemes Of the Republican party to rob
the people oftheir money" II is a hard
heart indeed that ear withhold its SYM
patty when confronted with this spec
tacle Of injured innocence.-[Democrat.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-12

JAY GOULD and other like stock GAM
blers, who have been trying to make
millions by running the credit of the
Government. have come to grief. The
last conspiracy to make a "corner" ON
gold has miserably failed, and the pros
pect is now that the gamblers engaged
In it will have to absent themselves
hereafter from the New York none
market. The country will rejoice.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-12
The Nom de Plumes, or Assumed
Names of Sundry Persons ,Chieny
I,iterateurS,

Literateurs.
No. =. GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
The following are names of deceased:
Miles OReilly-Colonel c. G. Hal
pine, of the New York 18th.
Artcmus Ward-Chas. +. Browne.
Dun Browne-Captain Samuel Fisk.
14th Connecticut.
Elk Amino-Rev. DR.. Howell, Nash
vile.
Rl-f-Dr. Thomas Hastings, New
York City.
Maurcr-Dr. Lowell Mason.
BoZ-Charles Dickens.
Credit MObilier-Oakes Ames.
Dow, Jr.-Elbridge G.. Paige.
Giant Thorburn-Laurie Todd.
Tippecanoe-General William II.
Harrison.
Old Hickory--Gen. Andrew jackson.
Rough and Ready-Gen. Il. Taylor.
Stonewall Jackson-Gen. ThOs. j.
Jackson.
Old Brains-Gen. II. W. Halleck.
Old Bullion-ThOs. II. Benton.
Old Style Observation-Disclosures
Irving.
Dicdrick Observation-Disclosures
Irving.
Old Public Functionary-James Btu
chanan.
Old Man Eloquent. Q. Adams, Sr.
Old Commoner-Theoddeus Stevens.
Peter Parley-Samuel &. Goodrich.
Peter Pinger-Dr. John Wallcott.
Peter Porcupine-William Goblet.
Quaker POet-Bcrnard Barton.
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lincoln.
Corn Law Rhymer-EbeneZer Elliott.
Apostle of Temperance, or Father
| Mathcw-Rev. Theobald Mathew.
John Phoenix, Gcntlemen-Captain
George H. Derby.
Citizen Kingdoms Philippi, French.
Ettrick Shephard-,James HOgg. Scot.
Old Steady, Rock of Chickamauga =
Gen. G. II. Thomas.
Mai. Jack Dowing--Seba Smith, Esq
Expoundcr of the Constitution-Dan.
icl Webster.
Father Pront-FranciS Mahoney.
George Fitz Booble-Thackery.
Frank Forrester--H. W. Herbert.
Great Duke, Iron Duke--Wellington.
The Railroad King--George Hudson,
York. England.
Radclif Observer--Manuel johnson,
Astronomer. England.
Uncle Worthv--Dr. Worthington
Hooker, of Yale College, Connecticut.
Consecrated Cobbler--Rev. DR.. vii
liam Carey. missionary tn India.
Kirwan--Rev. DIR. Nicholas Murray.
Little Giant---Stephen 4. Douglas.
Phillip my King--Gen. Phil. Kearney.
Jef. Davis Pain Kil.er--H. Greeley.
Hero of Queenstown IIcights--Gen
John f. Wool.
Old Ironsides--Commodore Charles
Stuart.
Jacob Omnium---M. j. Higgins.
Leviathan of Literature--.Dr. Samuel
Johnson. England.
Father Of his Country--Gen. George
Washington.
Little Magician--Martin Van Buren,
Mill-boy on the SlaShes--IIcnry Clay.
Big Indian--tien. Winfield Scott.
Father of American Litcrture--Wash.
ington Irving.
Bard of AYRSHIRE and Peasant Bard
Bobert Burns.
Bard Of Olney--William Cowper.
Bard of Rydal Mountain--William
Wordsworth.
Poet of Pocts--Shclly. died 1922.
Hero of the Nile--Lorl II. Nelson.
Wizard of the North--Waltcr Scott.
The Liberator or Washington o
South Amcrica--Simon Bolivar, o
Peru.
Yankee, from ".Yangkoo,~ n word
given TO the English Colonists in tn,
New England States by the Indians
signifying master.
Brother Jonathan. from Jonathan
Trumbull, Governor of Connection,
and a friend of Washington. who callct
him Brother Jonathan.
Uncle Sam, from Samuel Wilson o
New York, n superintendent of supple,
for the army in the wal of 1872. ii,
died at Troy, New York. 1853, aged ~
II any other correspondent or contem
p0rary will furnish us another list Of
~"nicknames," let us have them.
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PVBLlCSCHOOL

NOR The ensuing year will commence Oh MON
II DAY SET. Is. This school " III bc taught 10y
George T.. King. NJ principal, anil Miss : ida
Potter. OF Oregon, Mo . assistant. MIR. King.
n n teacher, j. well known over the county
Nil. Potter Il u giaduIit- OF the state Normal
school nj kirk.yillr, snd has been one OF The
most sicr.ssini teachers In Holt county. The
scn"oi bcii.g under the ai-pirrs of th.s. two
able anil experienced teachers. W. have M h-si-
fancy in recommending It ~ one OF the first
rchoo : In the county. The first term will con-
list OF fourteen weeks. Tuition Tor tho-r not
living in the district will be at The raI- vi =. VI
per month. Board nj reasonable rates.
IL should be the aim of those coming In from
the country 10 lie there nj the opening Of the
terms. j. VI. KENYON,
Clerk Of the Board Of Education.
FILLMORE. Mo. September q. iss3. 90
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-12

Mr.. John b. Higdon, a farmer of JAS
per county, received $50 bushels of
wheat from twenty-four acres, an aver
age of twenty-four bushels per acre.
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BOOTS and SHOES:

Mcn'-, Ladies' and Chillrrn's wear, ar leave
their orders, which will be- promptly attended to.
II would be- n great satisfaction Ia m- Ia please
everybody who calls nj my piac. tkolhrrnner',
cniiic stock 1. FRESH and well selected for
FALL. and WINTER WEAR, and ] am ready Ia
shop IL To every one win" wishes to bi, AMI
warrant IL Ia give subtraction; also repair II I'LL
gives away. Particular attention viii bc pail
e. Orders len by mcs-urr, and every part be-
longing tn the boot and shoe business mi'le nnd
sold at SIN III profits by LOFTS BArML.E.,
az S-Nt door west of Farmrr- Bank.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-12

FARMERS, bring your oats to W. A,
Price. He wants them, and is giving
an extra price in cash.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-12

/ Ancillm-nf arrested and tried for assault and
| battery, who was fined in the sum OF MY dollars
aud costs, making a total Of sIxfy-seven dollars
| and u half. OCCASIONAL.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-12
MANHOOD: HowIost. How Restored'

- Just published, the new sunssII
ann Of DR.. CalvetWelrs Csiesss@s,
~ Essay ON the radical crre gwnsas
~ mcdicine) 81 Spermsforrnesx
Seminal Weakness. involuntary Seminal L as;T
i1-unotrncy. Mental and Physical incsp s.sv-
inrpedimenls TO Marrisgr, &c: also Con sf.in-
ton, Epilepsy and Fits: induces 's
In \ sealed envelope only s,Au sssy,
The celebrated author, in this admirsn, .,eessr
clearly demonstrates from thirfy yess a,,eucrsd
full practice, thai the alarming consrat ths
SELF. abuse may be radically cured ! : ,hs s-
dangerous use of internal mrdie I'm, : u mole q
rnrr M once simple, certain, and efssn' rshsi
means Of which every sufferer, no m1 = sehespy,
his condition may BE-, may cure hlhSs
privately and radically. ~. hands Of
ss~ This lecture should be in tne
every youth and every man IN the iyn.s to On!
sent under seal, in n plain enveiofT, ,snts, II
address. post-paid, on receipt Of sly ies
two postage stamps.
Address the Publishers, m
CHAS. ]. C. KLINE -
IN, u>-.rv New York. Posf~0mce -
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Str0y N3tice.

TAKEN up nv Daniel q. Caldwell, In Rochcs-
i ter township, Andrew county, Missouri.
and POSTED before Henry Blount. Justice of the
Peace, one bay mare IL hands high, some white
on the hind part Of the right fore foot. some
white In the face. and appraised at $40 by u. &.
Webster and John Sewcfl. HENRY BIOUNT,
t1Ss j. =. for Rochester township. Mo
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-12
Attention, All!

WHILE every one who does business blow
w thai they make and --ll frst-class AMI pre-
MUM Boots and Shocs, ! nm almost positive u
good second clnss business would de- well in this
place. Therefore. ! invite NIL the Farmers. as
we'll "a, the public in general, to call and examine
my -fprk of
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MORTGAGE Sale by Sheriff.

VTIHEREAS, on the 18th day Of May, A. d.
w ls1s, ThomAs Hsgler and Jesse Gillian, Of
executed and delivered 10 Michael Tompson their
certain mortgage deed, which said mortgage
deed is rrcorded in Book q. at page rs, in the
l;esorisr,s oalsr. IN The county Of A and M,.S and
Thompson the following described real estate
situated in the said county OF Andrew, and State
Of Missouri: that Is to Say, commencing ut the
northeast corner Of the east half Of fractional
section number ,, township 20, range IS, thence
west about So rods to the northeast corner of
Elisabeth Gilliam's dover, thence south lld rods
and 30 lings, thence west "a rods IS links, thence
south W rods, thence west Is rods, thence south q
rods and IL links, thence east to the southeast
corner Of said northeast quarter, thence north to
the place of beginning; also twenty acres, being
the north half OF the northwest quarter OF the
southeast quarter Of said section, containing In
all about one hundred and one acres; which said
conveyance was made to secure the payment, of =
certain prOmissory note In said mortgage deed
mentioned and describcd; said note dated May
llIh, Isl, payable to Michael Thompson, calling
for five hundred and twenty-five dollars and sew
per cent. interest, and signed johnson Hxgier
and Jesse Gilliam; and, whereas, IL Is provided
in said mortgage deed, that II said note be not
and payable, the said Michael Thompson or his
legal representatives, or at the request Of the le-
gal holder Of said note, the then acting) Sheriff
estate herrinbcfore described. at public vendue,
TO the highest bidder, at the Courthouse door,
In the city of Savannah. in the county and state
aforesaid, first giving, 80 days public notice of
the time. terms and place Of sale, and of the
property 10 he sold, by advertisement In some
newspaper printed In the county and State afare-
said, 70 satisfy said note with the interest and
cost of sale; and, whereas, the said note with all
the Interest thereon Is now due and unpaid;
therefore,, 1, Pembroke Mercer, Sheriff Of An
drew county, Missouri, nj the request OF Michael
Thompson, the legal holder of said note, and by
virtue of the authority in ME vested by said mort
gage deed, will, on
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-12

this vicinity if the above vocations are
properly patronizcd. Take as an exam
pie the Rochester Seminary. Suppose
the patronage Of this institution to be
100 students,
Board ut 81 u week for each would
amount 70 $50; board for 10
weeks would amount to..----.- Sis 90
Tuition for the 10 weeks nj $50
would be..--.........- ..........-.. i Io
| The cost Of travel, IL they went to
| other States, at SO each, would
amount tO.........-...... ...---...- i oD
Put clothing and all other cx-
| penseS ! UO
Which foots q total Of-- SIS, 100
saved to this community by having such
a school here.
Your correspondent believes, rs You
see, in home enterprise. home m>titu-
tons, home manufactures, and always
home first. keep money in the West"
is Il good text, and every sermon
preached thereon is worth something to
our people. II. II.
Rochester, Sept. I, 1873.
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Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS, Levi a.. IIOag. by his certain
w deed Of trust dated the 10th dny of May.
1873, AMI ~rccoriei in the I:rcnrdrr's Office E
Andrew county, in the State Of Missouri, IN book
trustee II certain tract, piece or parcel of land.
lying and being In the county of Andrew, anil
State Of Missouri, tO-wit: Lot number one ~
in block number two (.), in I~lMlgcns Il CarIrn-
tiers addition 10 the city Of savannah; which
said conveyance was m:uic tO secure the payment
of Two prUIlissOry notes In sail deed Of trust
for eighty Eight dollars, payable to Davis Car
Ientcr, or Orler, and one note for tlIirty-thrce
dollars and ten cents, payable Ia William r.;
May -, 1873, and payable three months after
date, with interest from dair ut the rate of ten
per cent. per annum; anil whereas, both Of said
notes are due and unpaid, now, therefore, in
pursuance of the provisions of said Heed Of trust,
and at the request of the legal holder OF sail
notes, notice Is hereby given that ], the under
signed trustee, will, on
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Election Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given 10 all whom II may
IN concern. that the annual school election FOL
two Directors Of the Public School Of the City oI
Savannah, will be held in the said City Of Sa-
vannnh, on the
Second Saturday Of September, 1873,
The two directors 10 bc elected, 10 br successors
10 \. Schuster and David Res, whose term Ol
Oface then expires.
by order Of the Board Of Education.
Attest: j. Is. MAJORS, President.
DAVID KEA. Secretary u&
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MORTGAGE Sale by Sheriff

VXIIIEREAS, Joseph u. Ent, on the 2l.t day
w Of June, 1870, made, executed and drliy-
cred ~ Joseph Shellenberger, Guardian and Cu-
rator Of John W. Kinney, his certain mortgage
deed Of that date (which said mortgage is duly
recorded In the Recorders Office OF Andrew
county, state Of Missouri, In book ID, at page
42l, Land Records Of said county,, by which he
convey d to said Joseph Sheilcnbrrger the follow
ing described real estate, lying and being in An
drew county, In the State of Missouri, to-wit:
Thirty-tw0 (S2) acres Of the southeast part of The
southeast quarter Of the northeast quarter Of
section number sixteen, township number any,
nine, and range number thirty-six; which said
conveyance was made to secure the payment OF
"a prOmisSOry note, in said mortgage deed NEIL
toned and described; and, whereas, II is provi-
dcd In said mortgage decd that II said note shall
not be- well and truly paid when the same be-
comes due and payable according to the tenor
aud effect thereof. then the said Joseph Shellcn-
berger OF his legal representatives, or at the re-
quest Of the legal holder Of aaid note, the then
acting) Sheriff of Andrew county mny proceed to
sell the real estate hercinbcfore described, or any
part thereof, at public yendue, To the highes st
bidder, ut the Court-hOuse door, In The county of
Andrew aforesaid, first giving thirty days public
notice OF the time, terms and place of sale and
Of the property to be sold, by advertisement in
some newspaper printed In the county and state
aforesaid; and, whereas, said note has been duly
assigned To Gottlieb Stecby, and now remains
due and unpaid. Now, therefore, I, the under
signed Sheriff Of Andrew county, In the State Of
Missouri, ut the request OF said GOttiicb Stecby,
the legal builder of said note, and by virtue OF
tn. authority in me vested by said mortgage
deed, will, on
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Saturday, the 1st day Of November

A. u. 1873. between the hours Of nine O'Clock in
the forenoon and five o'clock IN the afternoon OF
said day, nj the Courthouse door, In the city OF
Savannah, county oil Andrew, and State Of Mis-
souri,, proceed to sell the above described real
estate, at public venduc, 10 the highest bidder,
for cash, and apply the proceeds OF the sale to
the purposes mentioned In said mortgage deed
PEMBROKE MERCER,
<5S Sheriff of Andrew county Missouri.
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X WE CHALLENGE x
q X THE .
X WORLD i

To produce . mors delicious medicine 10 ass'!
potent for the prevention and cure Of d'ssa..
D. Ryzsy's wr1ips TONIC AID ytooo !vxuW
Price o., OF Q Bottles for ~
Prepared BY the Grafton Medicine Co., 81. LIVE
Mo. Sold BY Druggists and dealers in nsdess
svaFvvhar0,
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Wedncday,the 18th day of September,

1878 between the hours Of0 o'clock In the forenoon
and 5 O'Clock In the afternoon Of said day, ut the
Courthouse door, in the city of Savannah, coun-
ty OF Andrew, In the State Of Missouri, proceed
TO sell the real estate above described, at public
vendnc, To the highest bidder, for cash, and APP
ply the proceeds Of the sale 10 the purposes men,
toned In said mortgage deed.
PEMBROKE MERCER,
ES Sheriff Of A ndrcw county, No.
W. w. CALDWELL, Atty.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-26
axe Warning /!
TnR '. 4 :. r. r.. COaPANY An

THE Y. = r. =. r.. COMPANY An
anxions to take due precaution aesinat ae
cldenfs and loss Of life resulting from running
1t their -traina; and they take this method =
warning Parents and Guardian against the
dangers attending the too common practice o<
Children playing ah,nt their Cars and 'locrns-
ttves. Those having in charge The buaipepe Il
the Company ind It imposeible to fGHsr4DB
boys. Who frequent the ter1nini and stopping
plaora IF thu road fyum climbing upno the ean
and seneiAes. ssi1i hi y. will feel th<mselves
Obliged to resort to NOR decided measure =
these annoyanreB an continued. Recent StcL
dsnts. which are wholly asrribsble to the 0rs-
lessness Of pessnns Jumping on and Oh the earn
when in motion, should be warning eilnueh i,
themselves. II. II. YERINGTON
o7pE3Rta1da14,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-26
WILL LEAVE

bound Passenger Traias Of the C. PR.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-26

II il wen Known fact that Dyspspsiaa and In.
digestion are the causes Of nearly al the dis
ssss that the humsn bady b heir 10: then Why
,ay enormous .octor's bills BY using DoetO,
thoroughly eradicated from the system and new
life impaired to the snitrer. Rcd physician,
certificates IN advertisement in another column
15aEsrs nh42n z-z-Esr-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-01
ST. LOUIS.

lgEfsttR l.t2 -- tJfAllIE
81. LouB, Jdly 81. 4GFeat dibsatsiSc-
ton sprang up last night with the ticket
nominated yesterday for the now board Of
directors of the 81. Louis Mutual Life In.
surance Company by the State agents and
part Of the 81 Louis policy holders and
q meeting was held thib morning and
ticket called the true reform ticket, which
entirely ignors the old board, was nomi-
mated. The old administration also has q
ticket out. There Is also another ticket,
making four in all. The election excit@
much interest and the building Of the
company q crowded with voterS.
The election to-day for the new Board
of Directors oil the 81. Louis Mutual Life
Insurance Company was a spirited affair,
and excited q good deal Of interest. Some
is .623 votes out of'R total Of 1880 are
said To have bean cast, but the result Of
the election will not be officially promul.
gated for a day or two. Although there
were four tickets In the field, the contest
was really between what Is known as the
Peck ticket, mainly In the interest OF the
old administration, and the State agents
ticket, The lAtter, however, was NOT sup.
ported by all the State agents, as several
Of them at the last moment espoused the
cause Of the old administration party. II
Is stated by the reiormers that their
course will not be changed by the cleo
tlop, but that the suits now pending will
be vigorous prosecuted until the true con-
dition Of the affairs oil the company is
definitely ascertained before the courts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-01

THR Washington correspondent Of the
New York 1imsS writes Private Id
vices received here confirm the substance
ol statements pfevlouSly published re-
RardlDC the health OF the Vioe President
The pafSlYtic stroke has LETT Mr.. Wilson'b
features "a . somewhat distorted condi.
ton and impaired hi1 speech. At present
be g under treatment for the restoration
Of hi. general health, preparatory t9 4
more severe mode Of treatment, which
must be adopted for the cure ol the paral'
ysis. Nj. Wilson iS kept upon severe
regimen, and dlsposiHon ol bis entire time
Is made In accordance with the direction
Of his physicIans. BE Is forbidden al
mental toll. II q by no means certain
that he will assume the functions Of hiB
Office at the coming session" l'N !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-01
TIE TURF.
saratoga Races.

sARERosA, JulyS Sls-The weather TO-
day was fine. In the first race, Tor Q
p1fse lot $500, one mile the following
'hbfeJ 3taEted: Quito Sunrise, Winnie
W., WaBon's hlly, and Sue Rider. Wip'
nie w. Was the lSVnrite In the pools
The race, however, was won BY Sunrise,
Wi6hI6 WIaeooadS Quito third Time,
The second race WAS Tor Q purse 81
$1,000, two miles, for oil ages. Bool
Tweed, John Mccormack, Joe DAnlel8,
Hubbard, True Blue and Mate stated
NCDSnioig eptEY 8lg The fayoqe ~ The
noois and Mate second choice. The race
10 won BY, True Blue, Mate second
Time BS9f. This b'ths'bsetWo mlle.
u FSS ESSTf S6ira sass way ! hurdle race, fol
weights; 500 to winner, 300 to second
and 800 10 third .h0gsa. The race wa
won BY Blind Tom, Mary Clerk second
Time 4:27i, r'.yCJyi.l II b.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-01
llA.aaoo.o0o Fira HI Rnrton.

Bosroa, July Stat $50 P. n. q fire
broke out In the building Of the National
Dock and Warehouse Company, Lewis
street, East Boston, which was entirely
consumed, with. its contents. II was Q
large brick building, two hundred and
my feet long by fifty wide, and was
used entirely for storage purposes, and
was also q bonded warehouse. The second
story atice was flledlWith q consignment
|otjute hemp and guIny cloth and gunny
bSgA Tho ground floor and basement
were also nearly filled with q large
amount Of b1gat and Saltpetre. Il Is oil
The property d, Q large number Of owners
here and n New York. The building
Eas owned By the National Dock and
WarehopSe Company, and y valued
81, 900, fully insured, II is estimated
that there WSs S40O, 900 worth ofpIoperty
stored. In the building. The los win be
SS00, 900. The insurance cannot be aScer.
tanned, The fire was undoubtedly caused
BY spontaneous combustion. i,'.'.. m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-01

A cLERoYNGN WHO some years since
was settled over Aspclgipat New bury
port, Mass, was an able aud pi0us mAn'
but iabored with . defect In his vocal Or:
gans which made his pronunciation oi
some words somewhat peculiar: One
Sunday little girl, who had attended his
mInlstfations during the afternoon ser'
vice, inquired -ol her mother Who'lhe
"SlR9erbugGerS" Wera She was informed
thai there W6re no such creatures, bntBhe
persisted that there must be, iDHsmuch Rs
Rev. Mr. b had pthyed especially for
them. Alter considerable investigation
Is 10 what the child had mistaken tor The
mysterious "SiRgerhpggerS," 1t was dlS'
covered that the Intended subjects ior
prayer were "Ghe sick among u.s."