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TCLAIMS FOR DAMAGES SUSTAINED IN
Wy CONSEQUENCE OF IMPROVEMENTS

BOARD OF PUBLIc Works DISTRICT OF CoIuMBr,.
rno WAsHtSGToS. April 10, 1873. {
Iish.d Tor the information of all concerned:
An ACT providing for the payment Of damages sus
iained by reason Of public improvements or re-
Be- a. saar,sd By the L.gjSla,irs Asssubiy Of IN,
DtNTtet o. Coi"mb'a, That on the application, in
Wrtlng oil the owner or owners OF any real est Al
IN the District of Columbia, any pcrs on having
other than rental interest therein the Board Of
Public Works, setting forth that special damages
have been sustained by him or them in consequence
81 aEy improvements or repairs made by said board
and particularly describing the nature of said dam
ages he said board shall consider the statements
Of said application, and il deemed by them suffcen,
for that purpose, the said board, GRITTY there
be specially dam ragged, and make. or cause TO be
made. any EXAMINATION connected with said i'm
proyements OF repairs which they may deem neces-
SEC. 2. AHd be at farther eHn,isd. That If, after
Inspection and examination A. aforesaid, the said
board, majority thereof, shall be- of the opinion
that special damages have been sustained by any
person OF persons, aforesaid, they shall estimate
tn" same, taking into consideration the benefits TO
sdld property from said imDroy ements repairs
AMI ME among the records Of thelT office and in the
"nce 81 the Secretary of the District written stsfe.
nenis oil their action and estimate Of damages and
-hai MAKE iuil report, ia writing, to the ne xt
ensuing &c sion OF the Legislative Assembly of ali
slpllcatlons made to them under the provisions ~
Tins act, and Of their action thereon, and of the
amounts awarded Is damage and the reasons and
grounds Of such awards for the action of the Legs
istiVe Assembly thereon and no sum shall be paid
on account OF damages until after the same shall
have been approved by the Legislative Assembly
and an Appropriation made for the payment sf the
same.
Notice il hereby given, that all partie. Claiming
damages under the above must file their petitions
Tor the same al the Office of the Beard within TEN
daNs from this date IN order that such claims m 81
Assembly for its action.
Blank forms may be obtained upon application al
Columbia Buildings ~, street " wv '"
all lot ALEX r SHEPHERD. Vice President.
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N~F0CNDRY n. Z. CHURCH. lSh and @
0T streets Rev n CLEVELAND, pastor-at
II q. N, 18Th Power OF Christs Resurrection At
sep.n--'l mug Man Say Mo- 1t
TCOl RIA TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION,
10y toI An Adjourned MEETING will be
he'd III ENING, ~ Ia O'Clock, Columbia
Law b. 5h street. betw cen ID and L.
IL II. PATTERSON, r. >.
"c - SEWs-..The Devil + to be De
the BIZ vii be given on the above subject To-
MORl EVENING, at ia O'Clock, at the Hell
r.StI :. corner of 7th street and New York ay enue
no,tI - Public invited seats free. 1t
FTEENTH DISTRICT REPyBLIcAN
~ LIZA meeting Of this Club will be held
N,ONI Az AWNING, 18th instant, at w ala b all
nj "a uc.oek, for the purpose Of making arrange
for the emancipssion eseorsiSn and fsr cleo
ten Of ofncer-. a. bhON NE,
.. lRs2.&Chroa.I Pres, 18th Dist. Rep. Club.
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Our credit mobilier, extra compenS,tioo. rail
road and Indian steal neighbOr of the c4ro.cte
eioquentiy urges upon boys the necessity Of
learning trade, 30 that they may keep ont OF
The penitentiary. What a pity our neishbor
did not learn trade
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he Republican is YET anreformsd. IL appro-
I'''Ss without credit the COZ we procured OF
'orresPondence between the PRESIDENT and
.Mn.or Medlli' as it does other srA~ matter.
-,ei'ner mas II restored 10 the Government, that
.hou'e cierpship fifteen Per cent. extra comren-
Sation- This is very sad. '"-
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Elsewhere will be found an article giving an
~ aha e--..oit Of the operations of Prof.
: I'D, National Commissioner of Fish and
Fisheries, in stocking the rivers and lakes Of
The country with useful fish.
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FINANCIAL Aup couMEscrAL.

Guod Friday was observed a. a close holiday
hy the stock and gold boards and by the cotton
and produce exchanges in New York, yesterd Az
The cotton exchange adjourned over uniil
Monday morning. In London, to day and Mon
day " III also be observed As holidays.
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I LIST OF NEW BOOKS AT
SHILLINSrON'S BOOKSTORE
LITTLE KATE KIRBY. A Novel By the q,
OF Matte A-tray and Csrriei. co,,f-..i,n . thor
THk COMING RACE. b. Edward Bniw,
rHE WIDOW LERoGuE. "A Novel. n, rm,,.
rH Er B FEEL. or, TgE MoUSrN.SEER or
NOT EASILY yEALoIs. A Eo,el
LAkEkILLE. By Mary Heaily.
kkEERRT rsA AMP BiE1s Anew Edition.
HRIE hSTR RfekEsrIoNs ~ po,r,
.sClEkCE, No. q. All the bat nua,bers ,, h.aSS
E kGGffstAk sSSlFSTk HSs,s SSups. and
PHILOSOPHY; By Prcf.s or Eserets' AA1
kEf TO NORTH AMERIC AN BIRDS Cop,.,.
Ing consi;e account OF very species of Living
HkkRSERs HAND Boz JK OF TRAVEL IN
A large stock Of 81. 4 Books. Pas. Racks. and
a. pi .h s nd =, 'ote Paper, Letter Paper,
EvnERx n9IHEP. THE DocroR OF HER
HlALTH AT nc ME- AT 81 sToecKMtN ssoSs'
63e Sh street ,h.'a.s SAoSA So-> -
LIE CVLiASS BIBLE 10 be had there also.
Two koca Ao' -NTe wanted instr
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SUNDAY MORNING GAZE7


TOMORROW,
tive " '' o.
SUNDAY MORNING GAZETTE.
I'h richly freighted columns of Editorials Stories
O"s-F News, and another spicy letter from Cpr,le-
liza t. Carrie. ~
THE GAZETTE should be obtained early to
morrow. '' ="
~ The very large and peculiar class circulation
OF the SUNDAY GAZETTE, 1t should be remem-
brred ~ hus,ners people, make, it valuable sd.
Advertisements received until = O'Clock to.nigbt
BE snre TO read THE GAZETTE to- morrow IL
fSWANTED To PURCHASE-A HOUSE
Wy worth from 600 to 5000, between ~ and
lc'h streets aud Pennsy ania avenue and street
northwest. Address through post office, giving de-
-efiption, number and cash price. BUYER. all 2t'
hSs EASTER FESTIVAL will be held AT the
Wy Synagogue Of the Washington Hebrew CON
greeafion, Sth street. between III and l. on THIS
tfklDAfl EVENING Sat 6le O'Clock o m and on
SATt RDAf and SUNDAY MORNING. at y
O'Clock a. IN. BY order Of the President
ait A. ADLER, Secretary.
nF MASONIC-A CHAPTER OF SORROW
tS will be held ON SATURDAY EVENING
April IL at so o'clock, by LAFAYETTE n A
tHAPTER, No. ., in honor Of the memory of our
late Companion, HENRY AYRANTT BREWSTER who
died on the 81 h inst Every mber is requested TO
De present. All h. A. MssOns in good standing are
trsfernally invited. b. order of the Chapter
all q JOHN EDWIN MASON Secretary
TCLAIMS FOR DAMAGES SUSTAINED
IL " nj N n
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pLaea nbsp s. MATERIALs u sl kind. PIPE
nS.Lg rs. RANGES. AANTELs, &C.
horV discount 80 the trade.
AIEX r. SHEPHERD CO
es-srS fRepubican and Chrsnicie.l
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HAVE YOU SEEN
THE LITTLE WORLD:

II not, we advise You to call soon at 1909 7th
street, between and streets, (ncar Began Wy
ies) The Little World is kept by Nichols, dealer
IL Hosiery Fancy Goods, Jewelry. Stationery, No
tons &C, &c, and is supposed to be the cheap store
Of Washington. anil
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n,~rE, ~ ~, tMME RELL. President.
bANlEL DONOVAN. Secretary.

II SXNiGHTS or PNTHIAS, ATTENTION.
Wy All members about t. visit Richmond on rho
l.'h viii assemble - h Of Castle Hall oh and
nsiT-et,. q. Secl"Ck SaGrP, on MONDAY EVEN
ING. In full uniform.
meeting e the Association will h. held in the
same Hali THIS EVENING at7 ~ o'clock
trmmiitec. H.
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FOR SALE.

t-th SALE-A handsome PAIR u!tAE -
IiA1E tRSkS, very gentle aui q ~
good speed AcdTc>, Z . Box 562 aIZ 81 ga
FOR SALE-BoX Bushes, Sweet Scented : IirnhS.
= AibVI' !i.,s, ~. Inquire of PIERgE SHOE
NAhEH, az Pierce Mills. m Rock Greek. an 81
IHoR SALE-Three hrsi-cIs-- SEWING Ma
i HINES. TWO SODA Fol MAINS AMI
ONE STEAM ENGINE. AZ Il FULTON a Go :
Ian once, "li Th street, near Penn-ylvsuis
aNtI,c. all -"
L. OK SAIE-Au excellent second ami ia. h.r.a.
PLATFORM spring WAGON, wide d. d. Iu-t The
1iiuS TT car ing Passengers, stage, OF grocer
E"soL; can be seen at FUNK BECK : Wagon
-, t"fA, on H. idge street near Lew Rock -~rs..,
Bridge, Ge"rgetOwu T.. II 4. ri, Inn
On SALE-A drove Of very superior WORK
= hOhStS. alse, some very flne Harness q
ahG Sai1ie Horses Jus! srriN ed. uUGTFIN IN
s BOW T. > stable, New York avenue. Ice <S21
iNtet oth and 'th streets northwest. nsi- 2W-
RklCk CLAY FOE SALE
~ Apply 10
DODGE s DARYEILLE
yi-b l32S street
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NAVY PAY OFFICE,
Warrington, u. C., April II, 1873
Sealed Proposals, to be endorsed +" Proposals.
VIII be received at this Office until IL m the TIL
DAY OF APRIL, 1873, for the below described Coal TO
befeiivered free Of expense 1.-THE contractor paving
cost of Inspection at the Washington Navy Yard
subject to the usual inspection, to wit:
b. REAU EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING
quo three hundred tons Cumberland Coal.
- The coal is to be delivered on the wharf at the
Navy Yard into carts provided by the government,
and Will be paid for according to the weight of the
Navy Yard scales-2 ,24O pounds to the ton
Bidders must state in their bids the time within
which the coal can be delivered. Responsible Sc
curity will be required for its prompt aud faithful
deliv cry when ded Blank forms for bids to be
had at this Office. The right is reserved to reject
any bid not considered advantageous the govern.
ment. G. K. THORNTON,
all st Pay Inspector L. s. Navy
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E'tk a gao 200 Iu MUNICIPAL
boNb>. NJ offered - speculation IN, q
x nftiue SrCLrtfr, FsN uE from 10 40 IS r-f ct
guuf axle, given - ith al bonds -alI
p BEupHEAn,
Z =
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RoNbs n bENOMlNATiUN Il $40, sIso
$50, $50 : 49,. 49,. ard : .Jsv, pas ing 10 %
j. Tel cent running from I o. 81 Yearz Iut.rs-f
and principal coil. Ctea without charge 80 als b.
J =. BROnfTEAn,
ps.rfrl fa-t 81.
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IL ARK CH AhCE 60 purchase a god STORE aad
II bM ELLiNG cheap, near nov market, ia
street. No. i9l2. Pii,e- :. 80. terms es-r.
HAMILTON a PEARSON
~ \. N G 1 Huflging. = n a-.H n y.
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nSsNAlGH NJ. L. CHURCH.-Preachiug To-
0CT MOkRON, at ii a. IN and - y. NJ by tn.
Pastor, Rev RICHARD NORRIS H.
NJ ST. MARk CHURCH, 81 sITecf near A
ny -Ghih, Capitol Hiil.-Rev. A. + STEELE,
IL ttor-EasieF eervi-rs a. O'Clock a. m II
" CLOCK a IN with celebration Of the III ,y C,ulrnt
mon All 30 p. ia children : festival service An
thr seats are free and the puUlic cordially IN
Nit"o IL
~ EMMET GJARD-A meeting Of this or
ncH eanlzJ;lon viii b. held ~ Union League
M. ~ street. MONDAY EVENING. April II,
Present. By order.
III EMMETT URELL. PfesiI.n.
DANIEL DONOVAN. Secretary. IT.
HSnlMP- ORDER OF RED MEN-The rpglIa~
H-J quarterly CnrmUGic alton IF the Gr.a. COM
ga 81 the District of Columbia will be held ia n
l'hhnaiy VIZ, uH tn sleep Of the l4th sun, plant
M."nr q. ; ID 3~2. commencing AZ the n run y
- aud RrPresg LtttiNes fratcruaiiv requested ~
a't.nd. JAS. T.. DEMENT,.
II e.. e. of Records
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I'oR SALE or EA,HaNGE t,r rfe.hfe ,irv
- 'fFri} $50 rial estate utf.- pue a.
twenty aeTc- SaT-.L Land, 81 go 80 er..r. "a II
et 80 aGN ER. Gufer,
= IVA tNsA lHrFr-a q
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I OANSUN RIAL EsTTATk.
RoAED on FUBLIC WORMS SIRlP.

" a haH" q >sf- ID F..f ..rs .s..t.. a.. 49,.
SruT, whf,h D. fr.sir .t.r a. ftr A.. r.,r..-,. =,
-prCial gaNv- 4 m ~ discount I-i = 9-,,-h.
-.T- II = - son NSnN a 90
Hl8 I'm Hr.u f,.u 49,
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

l-UR sALE-A WOOD and COAL YARD. o.
II good LEGATION. v in three year lea ~. lna a-r-
az Jos. y. KELLY Real Estate Ageai~ NJ. SGs
ssh street. near street north. S1s
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BOARDING.

ROARD CAN BE OBTAINED AT CATLETT'S
II station, Va, co., A. & NJ X X y during the
spring and summer months at reasonable rates Adj
dress L.. q. c., Catlett's, Va. asst
AIDES AND GENTLEMEN, either singiy or in
IL parties, and families, can hear Of the very best
and cheapest Boarding arran cement in the city, by
addressing Dept Club, Box 16, Star Office. az tmal
FOOD BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMS, AND
0prices moderate, at xlOs corner Of Pennsylvanis
avenue AND list street. mayl-ly
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PERSONAL.

OK S.:-ACdrcss on note Of "Wednesday evening
IL BY L. H., requesting interview ~ % m 4, n n
Understood. Please call again this week same place,
P.m srr1fs
k'AhNlE Blessings. You exaggaratp conse-
= 4uehcee OF asserting your rights. You might
cav me- none would be lost. HOpelessne,s means
noble. Save. ROBERT ali o..
I ETTER SIGNED "C-T MANY THINKS
II Please grant an Interview. Confidential Be-
MRS. b. j. FRENCH, tas tsEseyatef RsIiobI.
W ltautotdHt and TEST Medikna, can be seen ~
I2S 18th street northwest also, gives deiuiaions of
Character By photograph hand writing or lock Of
naf liz Ans
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hUNICIPAL BUNUS ARB THE ONLY SE
~ cuii - "a Which -nAli capital Csa o. srf-.s
az ert'i ~ liberal rarp- ID o. As fsr cIut 1 llsa.
ousTe1 aud sso 40 s.d. ArpiN -
= y. BRobHFAD.,
IN N.iN f-uua ave. 4 R.srp s
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.

RRIANT's LIBRARY OF POETRY AND
II b. STOVES LIBRARY OF FAMOUS FIc.
TON,
BEECHERs LIFE or CHRIST. &c.
subscriptions received al IAN Penn, lysSz
by
APPS In BISHOP a HAZARD.
A GEICULTURAL BOOKS.
Johnstons Agricultural Chemistry . SlTs
American Gardener As-istant....-.. 2sD
Alien American b arm Book 2 50
Henderson e Gardening for Profit 800. I 30
Mar1ngs Draining for PROFIT and health \ 50
Hulleris Small Fruit Culturist \ 80
kullers Grape Culture .-.............. ! 50
ftye Southern Apple Culfurisi ........ 21s
Mnghts Practical Poultry Keeper 200
LsDestroth on the Honey Bee...-....- 400
kaDdall's Sheep II ssbandry .-...-......... 4 81
Horse Owners Cyclopsdia..-......-.-...-- 3 rs
onati on the Dugs.-...-...--.--..-.--.---... rs
All the Lev books received AZ publi.llef
BY RICHARD b. M0HUN a CO.
astr 1Ol Penna avenue, corner llth sfrrsf
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S50O from SEQ T. $40 600 on I'd "a. = slePoT
~. NJ NJ ROHREA.
alt lW ais Tth sf-Frr
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"A. hthDiNG. Cedar Ctvse kiues ard, nsssr
o1,Ie.tOhh, ~. y. ml9lm
Il OK sALE-The STOCK, GOOD WILL and FIX
soI Market space, bet. 7th aid Sth streets north
west Dtbom1 Il. LENZBERG q 90
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- EAL ESTATE AAD NOTE BEUKERS.
20. o"" 18th street, ogP a-ite L :. Treasury
FOX SAL "a lands. me HpTSE on Z .;r.--t
No. sd. ucN large double not -. Cafuar zIsf
a. ~ HOT 81 No 1910 Mss~achu--tt- avenue
h"t Il N. 2Zb p street east, tor saie or rent,
iH'uiNh"d or uiiEitl,iIrg. AteIIAGE fn MtlIardi-
tNs pfic- S-"o. Several email Houses. from
S5-tV q >5,ts, small cash Pts Hruts. Three LOTS
h'ith zoe ana one nu south side q Rhode Janf
az cbur, between lfth sud l5th. Ne have srverai
yer! hne FARMS, improved aud unfu proved. on
diHt rent railroads running from the City fut sale
LOW u knrss ~ cNe iauge Tor CTS prnp-rty. u.GN
lett 81 1hOt ND IA various rtiuHs q the CRY Ia
sale AT TOW fEure-. uu rasy terms. Mil excl ange
Tor productive Impro, ed property. uisa LA
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FASTER SUNDAY

all be marked with tn usual religious ,eryauce
TOMORROW,
Se- IT, presenting to its % Do readers thu. aftra
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ICR EENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. /. b.EE
\ Parlor furnished - II broom. and two pl.4.
si,i rooms, hack and front second story. - an
eiic bly, located DIV cling on street uaar o.. VII
t. rented on reasonable terms o. gentlemen OILS
Address A. J, :" National Republican .fica
mlq-tf Iron I
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-29

Gg- WAY is a minister near the end Of
his sermon like ragged urchin? Be
canse he's toward his close.
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-29

This unriyaled Medicine vs. warranted not tC
contain single particle of Ncrcury or any iniu
rpus mineral substance, but is
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-29
IN SIGHT OF THE HOUSE

IN sltlll Vt ihE HN'''
that coptaing the Kansas murderers, and
very quickly it was surrounded Skir-
mishcrs were now sent forward, nnd it
was evident that a general engagement
must soon begin Each msn examined
the muzzle Of his flask, and stood firm
and ready for the fray. The door was
finally reached, and vigorous rap there
on disturbed the solemn silence without
and occasisned grunt within. Persist
ent rappng finally aroused the inmates,
and the old man appeared at the door,
where bo was confronted with drawn
revolver and the cheering information
that he was a prisoner Not liking the
situation, be closed the door and seizing
an old musket was about to fire it thyo'
a window at those on the outside, but II
was wrenched from his grasp before any
harm was done Being unarmed, and
seeing the superior strength Of the enc
my,
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-29
The Bender Family.
Then Capture IN Neosho-Hoo They
trere Taken
-rr.m NnnsIn- No. JonrnaI.

from Neosko, Mo-, JoulnaII
The terrible crimes Of the noted Ben.
der family are sull fresh in the minds OF
all. and that they have thus far escaped
the doom their blackeaod deeds more
than cnl,tle them to is owing To- their
cleverness in cvading their revengcful
pursuers. Animated by desire to pun
ish the murderers as well as to win glory
for themselves, determined men started
from all parts OF the country with the
hope of speedily capturing and summar',
ly exterminating the whole family, and
many is the man who has been arrested
for his real or fancied resemblance 10 the
Benders
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-29
AGENTS WANTED.

- tn CDa Per Day Agents Wanted All
Oo '" St-V classes Of working people Of either
sex, young or old, make more money at work for us
IN their spare moments, all the time than at any
thing else. Particulars free. Address q. Stnson a
Co., Portland, Maine. jan2l ,73-yl.
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-29
TIE rIRSr INIIMATIoN

Of the distinguished family in our neigh
borhood was made on Saturday OF last
week bv one of our citizens who had
been searching for them in yarions parts
Of the country for the past SIX weeks,and
who had traced them TO their present To-
cation, about three miles south of Neo-
sho. Making the fact known to few
citizens, and assuring them that there
could he no mistake in the matter, par
ty was quietly organized to effect their
capture, and at a late hour Monday night
a party OF determined men,
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-29
The young lady tainted.

EJ- Why is lover popping the ques
ton like tailor running hot iron over
a suit of clothes' Because he spress.
ing suit
GF- Bridget Maloney Mother Mur.
ply, will you have an oniou2' Mother
Mnrphy {" No, ma am, thank We don't
care for fruit.
Ry Grace Greenwood says: The
fact is, there are too many of us women
Ard there seems no relief for coming
generations except through the heroic
remedy Of quietly putting all female in
fants ou. OF the way. Nothing could be
80 good forus except long and glorious
sueoession OF Herods
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-29
iron =

from The Globe Rolling Mills CHM. bought
since the govt. manufacturing duty was re-
moved, which our customers and all hands can
have the benefit of by calling early on
GEO. AUSTIN.
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-29

GS" To extract ink from cotton, silk
aud wooden goods, saturate the spots
with spirits of turpsntine, and let it re-
main several hours then rub it between
the hands 1t will crumbc away, with
out injurins either the color or the tex
tare sf the article
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-29

Es'- Stove luster, when mixed with
turpcntiuo, and applied in the usual man
ner, is blacker, more glossy, and more
durable than when mixed with any 9th
er liquid. The turpcntine prevents rust,
and when put upon an old rusty stove,
will make it lock as well as new
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-29
THE WHOLE FAMILY SURRENDERED,

THE WHOLE FAMILY SURRENDERED,
and the old man and his son were secur
ed and brought to town, and kept under
guard till daylight, at which time the
guards as well as the who'd command
had folded their tents. Ike the Arabs,
and IA silently stole away.
The supposed Benders were soon rec
osnizcd by people in town as Swede'
named Frank Liliedull and Hans Ham
mers, honest and industrious farmers,
who are known to have resided on their
present place since early in February
Their resemblance to the Bendcrs is
about AS much ss was llamlet's to Her
eules
The affair caused considerable excite
ment and indignation among the people
Of Neosho, and yet there Is no doubt but
that those participating in the affair firm
/ " believed they we're on the track Of the
/ famous Bender family.
/ The man who appeared to be the lead
cr in the aIair, who first reported that
1 they were the Bonders, and who yet per
sisls in 81, ng they are, WAS arrested or
/ Tuesday on the charge of disturbing the
/ peace of q family aud gave bail for hlf
appc, rance before Squire Wilson mex
week
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-29

fS- Pay 'or your reurer.
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-29
MOUNTED AND ARMED,

with revolvers, shotguns and pint TASKS
cautiously convened at designated spot
in town, where programme was agreed
upon, after which the stiffness of the
midnight hour was broken by prancing
steeds rs the oavalcade moved toward
tho abode OF the Benders. Following
this detachment came a squad Of infantry
similarly armed, who acted in tho peril
ous position of a reserve force The adj
vance guard soon came
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-01-29
"One Thing at a Time. ,,

The National lire Stock Journal
notes that the history of stock hus-
bandry in Europe and in this country
satisfactorily proves that few men
succeed in any marked degree as
breeders of more than one race Of de-
mestic animals, or of more than one
variety of single race. A farmer
well situated to do so may attain a
certain measure of success in raising
and selling horses, cattle, hogs, sheep
and pOultry-his operations with each
may be profitable-but We believe
there are not many instances on record
where remarkable eminence as q
breeder has been attained by one in
dividual with more than one class Of
stock The maxims and arguments
in favor of husbandry in this country
have little force when applied to live
stock husbandry alone. The practice
of mixed husbandry so often advised
consists simply in growing some
grain, some vegetables, some fruits,
some grasses, and some stoek-the
proportions and varieties of each to be
determined from year to year by the
surrounding circumstances and the
prospective markets. For the gene
raj farmer this is unquestionahly the
safest and best, but it Is not the svs.
tenn which gave celebrity or fortune
10 the Bakewells, the Ceilings, the
Bateses, the Booths, the Hammonds,
and others now living. "One thing
at time as a leading specially, and
tnat Away" seems to be a good law
Tor the breeder who seeks distinction.