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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-23
GEoRGETOwN AFFAIRS.

THE YOUNG MAN. David waliing, who was so
severely injured Thursday by being run over by
u street car, Is not much Improved.
The RIvER-Arrived steamer Express from
Biltimole, with general cargo; schooner Miltcn
from Norfolk, with $4,000 feet OF lumber
Clear ID. steamer Y. q. Knight Tor New YoIF,
with |, 1856 bis. Of -four.
The Coal TRADk.-The shipment Of coal from
Cumberland for the week ending August 10
amounted to IS, 2I9 tons cwt, a decrease CON-
pared with the corresponding week Of last year
Of II, 1883 tons cwt. For the present year to
that date, l,5ls,6l7 tons 10 cwt. were shipped.
showing an increase over the same period OF
isi2 Of iSt,9os tons Q cwt. Increase In railroad
shipments, 206,3s2 tols cwt.; decrease In canal
shipments, Tl,3I3 tons II cwL.
The CATTLE MARKEr.-At Growers Rest Thurs
day the offerings were 100 beef cattle; b92 were
sold to butchers at prices ranging from g.. 80 to
$3.50; W were sent 10 Baltimore, aud 25 left over
Inc market was dull and declined 90 to 70 cents
per hundred pounds; 9s2 sheep and lambs were
offered, $40 OF which were sold, for old sheep, at
bjI 10 cents per pound, and 81 to s. per head
for lambs; 10 were left over. Toe market
was brisk; % COWS and calves were offered; 10
Of which sold at SIS TO So; II sent TO Baltimore.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-23
.CITYITEMS.



Never trne with what are called small all
ments. A disorder easy OF control at nrst, II
neglected for a few weeks. may become mortal
gain upon you, for 1t Is the door through which
all maladIes enter the system. II you feel lam
guid, inert, and, to use q common expression,
once TO Hostetter's stomach Bitlers. That great
vegetable tonic will supply The vitality you so
urgently need. II Is nerve food. by Its tonic
action the stomach Is 80 invigorated that diges-
ton becomes regular, easy, perfecs while Its
mild, cathartlc properties relieve the bowels
from Instructions, and Its Alternative operation
beuencialy Affects all the secrctlye organs. For
the niseries OF dyspepsia, and they include al
most every unpleasant feeling that belongs 10
physical disease AMI mental wretchcdness, this
potent tonic Is certain and speedy balm.
"THEIH NAME Is LEGION" may be applied To
those who die annually OF consumption, al
though science has OF late years sensibly timln-
s i@sd ,s sss ssueTa ssc e. saVw
wild cherry is largely instrumental In attaining
this end.
The new Colouuade Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa,
has well deserved popularity.
The PEOPLE have been 80 much imposed upon
by several worthless sarsaparillas that we are
glad To be able 10 recommend a preparation
which can be depended on as containing the
virtues OF that Invaluable medicine, aud Is
worthy OF the public confidence. boot. Ayers
sarsaparia cures when anything can cure the
diseases that require an Alternative medicine. 60
Cincinnati Lion Lager,
lust received aud for sale In casks AMI bottles by
the agents, Palmer a Green, Georgetown, ID. 4.
The Finest Lager beer
now In the District Is from the Lion Brewery,
Cincinnati, aud for family use can be ObtaiDe,
from dealers throughout the city, al tI,2O per
dozen, pint bottles.
We Are Conyiaced
that all those that make one purchase at I.
Schuhs, 1911 u street, IN Saddles, IIaTpess
Trunks, and satchels, will save 20 per cent. bt
summer Drinks. .
Raspberry and Lemon Syrup at 80 PennHyl-
yania avenue; $3.50 per gallon; 20 cents per
bottle.
The GREAT KsoLisn REMEDY for Cont and
Rheumatism. All sufferers from the above COM
plants, either OF recent or long standing are adj
vised TO use Dlaira aout and Rheumatic Pills.
They can DO relied upon as the most safe and
enectual remedy ever offered % the public, and
years with the greatest success, Prepared ~
PR0UT HARsAsT, 229 Strand, London, England,
and sold by all druggists.
WHITE. clean, sound teeth. all may have by
using daily THuRsross Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder; price 70 and 30 cents per bottle,
BEAUTIFUL, soft, glossy hair, all desire u, MI
FoSaSs sT opms fGss q S snd q % csns per-
bottle.
not soilod. JouyBss lnoiorous Kid Glove
Cleaner will renoyRte them thoroughly; price "
cents per bottle. Al sold by druggists ant
1--WE VILE I n iol'Nu-srnxlD srRxsGTuEsNa PLIs.
TENS, whenever q plaster Is needed, arc unn-
vailed. Price 20, 70, and 30 cents each.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-23
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS.

Order, of the Dsprd Of Public Works,
Ths n,.r,i NJ public Wo,ks issued the follow
NV I'.,,'.,a,,,. saa,ar,,. ,rn,,
ing oiuclS Ior "up'o,e"en" , w
have the pump on the corner OF Fifth and p
s,r.ats repaIreJ Mt once. The supcrintenJcnt OF
sa,.ess ~, mncn t,r,ct.a In bayr me sewer an
~ Ta,r ayanna heixecn F'nrteenth and vi.
,ao",h s,sae,s sh,eh h,s cayeI in repaired At
onca ninc ,"ivcrt ma bern ordered an FouT.
,,,, nscsssarv he.a IA Of mssoury Inc gpaI,
M ,csc,ting cnsh releyinv silewa1ks' parsing.
anI snsh sa,Seraga "a NAV hc reoniTed has been
asH.rad az Ras, 81 n,tni street frnm First 10 Ser
onn 80, aas, Snrt IN N. roInni.teI in ion
yav Az" ina snns,n,sn m roaIs ms been mo-
siaS ,hrn,sh 20 ina cn,ysrt nm G,od Hons roaI
m'a,ed sw,s NV ,be recent rains throu9h what
" rno,,n .syyhs uancocs iat e,iher nv o,,.n vmt
,sr ~ Nv isy,ns iarye nine ami IN mske nm al
ma, y. ~ ~ ,hy cns, 81 ibs prnnosrd ,nnTovr,ncnt
mae y, sno ar,s,, wha,har a, not the rnivsr,
now nsossinv N,rhos avenue win be OF sufiiclent
NV. .,,s n, ,,rry NJ, ine stsr inns nronn.e m
10 rtysy,eS sn2 ranopt wheIher Inc iany shouii
~ ,rs,,,s sp r ,.nnanna IN. confraeior inr
" Pu e.a ~. ~ ~ s,raot hatwsan E,u,
s s.o IRA, AMI Nav Uamnshlre avenue has
s sac,a, 20 hnr"r nm ibe ssms ~ = INN
M, Ths snnepintsn3ent Of roadS has 6een III.
,, - nprnnnssIs sor ths rehniiIinr n, ,ha
Ns.s " nnna po,Har, Thc venarai snner,n'
s, ~. he.o ,,rac,ea IN I've IN. WI Of
ssa ,,t ~ 1870 .a.nmad m. suner,nt.ndant
~ ms,,,,t S aa hasn Ilrccte,i IN hays ihe son.
~ ~, p ,op' ranoneJ ,,om X straer b.twsen
Sho ass s,.an,h s,ran,s n,Stnch mne seWsr
A'n anu s's.au a., . s,r.s, he,w IN rwsifth
s nnu inns nrnans lin tSs sevar in Ts.ifth
uaps, W oonheus m , ,au u" s,a ha'waen
sfeet. ine any, ~ ~,r,,nUi, ny,,n"a AMI
n,,, ANU .,,ea1 IN be nayed win asphalt'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-23

80. Palmer was recaptured December, 1s'2,
tried At the May term OF the court this year, con
vlctcd and sentenced to be hanged on today
Palmer prayed last night until O'Clock, after
which he took supper and at the conclusion OF
which he remarked to those present, "Good
night to ali; . Kind good night to all wish you
ali hnppy nights rest" lie then offered =
short prayer, sang hymn, and retired at 70
o'lock.
At ia O'Clock he was awakened and told that
his uncle had come. lie remarked he was glad,
and Immediately fell asleep, and slept well until
$3.50 O'Clock this morning, when he arose and
commenced praying. occupying about nfteen
minutes. Ills uncle went " see him about 800
AMI the two sung and prayed fifteen minutes,
Palmer being very loud In his prayer. lie next
swent out his cell, as he has done regularly since
mis- confinement, and after finishing stood ~ the
door Of his cell smoking n'gM .s an ws'o"'"e
| the other prisoners engaged ~ sweeping.
lie was allowed to come out on INC corrilor,
| and talked in n pleasant manner WIFE several OF
the rfiiGmns ens,v sSen,r owinss, with Rev. NJ
stitt, Ills spiritual adviser, entcrel his cell and
united IN religious ceremonies, Palmer became
| % greatly excited that he actually rascd, and
seemed 10 entirely forget himself In the excess
VI his religious feeling. lie shouted, Jumped up,
Enet down, capped his hands, and Threw hun:
self in many uitltudcs. When his uncle parted
with him he chung to hin, hut they parted with
great feeling, each shedding tears freely. The
last sacrament MAS next administered, and
Palmer hsran,c nuirt
rms rsi,s,ons rs,cmop,rs ,onclu,,e,,. sheriff
Rnninsnn ,,i",'ed n shrnnJ III N6,ts imam over
the convict, reaching below his kneer, after
,rarIs,is ,.si,, .,I ,.tt.,t Tne marrh "a, the
IN ,hc,, ,n,nmsnre,i Palmer saving. a. he iett
his quarter, "u,ol bye, old jail." lie descended
~ .,,,,,,' r.i,.d snI s.iI In land voice:
n ~ n.n ~, a,,,s ,,s,iyss all am going 10
Jesus" Tue other prisoners, lOckcd IN TIER
/ e,us, hnu WIN WIZ nsc,' n,I,,,cr accented ths
SVu usvt 49, IL ,,,n I'M was hiancned
| Rn'om T., WIN ,,s', y" ~, ~, ,,sn W "
".cn Nv SUI, 49, w ". ,p, A, allan, ,r,xer Tho
& sa n,.ssr ay,r IN far. his lers Iied. and
/ mn. ssp pn,,s,.a pai,nsr n,ntter.d .,,ud bc
s,e nV1' 10 ma sinner Lard Jesus receive
i msts.,u d % ",snsi,s .t,as ,,a iran wss .nrunu
ny ny, s I,ui,r I'M Nm ihnI I'M Two minute
nm nv ~. ri'h,t IN, Ia ma tvists, ynl,iyeIy.
n v ,bnyy W., o;ncr syiacncea ri ,uffer,ng II,
,nu ,nr,e ms,u ,,nnn. an was I'M h,,ar hang
auu. ,, n 81. the h,six ., "a low er,d
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-23
DOCTOR MARY WALKER,
4 BREEZE IN The PATENT OFFICE.

The Doctor ases In to Sell Bit,o md Hits
because she Can't-story OF the Un-
pieasnntncs- Between the Gosd.bsok-
Ing Chief or the ModcLRoom and the
Young Doctor.
Tue modei-room at the Patent once Is one OF
the quietest places In that great building. There
the thousands Of models Of Inventions which
have taxed the brain, exhausted the pocket and
all but Killed thousands Of men-only TO prove
futile dream and show them the unsppreciatiye
qualities Of their fcliow-men- stored. This
room IA presided over by q well-known, cour-
teous gentleman, borne On the payroll Of the De-
partment as GIN, and under his supervision are
several other clerks, names unknown. BY q rule
Of the Commissioner Of Patents parties are pro-
hibited going through the several bureaus OF
the once during once hours for the purpose OF
cauvasslng for or selling anything 10 the shape
Of patent medicines, corn plasters, photographs
or valuable books, even though the latter are
"sold only by subscription" The rule Ia sup
posed by those who know to be good one, As II
saves the clerks from interruption and annoyance
during the hours which they are paid to labor by
| tho Government.
| Yesterday, however, the model room was ruth
icssly invaded and Us rules attempted TO be ig-
nored by no lcss q parsonage than DR.. Mary
Walker. with certain copies OF her book known
| a. "iiit," which were offered for sale. That the
Doctor has perfect right to dress rs she pieases
| no one can deny; that she has right 10 publish
books no ono will deny, and any effort on her
part TO sell them should be commended whether
i q party purchase or not.
results were, according TO all statements, Any.
l thing but creiitabe 10 her. She invaded, as Is
stated above. the precincts OF the nlodel-room,
and began 10 interfere with tho clerks by inpor-
tuning them TO purchase a COPY OF "llit," most
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-23

The Weed Saving Machine Company has been
informed by cable telegram that their machine
heads the awards TO sewing machines made ut
the Nieana Exposition, aud that Its Inventor,
Mr.. George A. Fdirchild, who had previously
been requested bJ the Emperor Of Austria 10
write the history OF the sewing machine, had re-
celyed the honofs of co-Operateur for MS Won
derful improvements In that useful Instrument.
This Is certainly high testimony 10 the merits Of
the already far-faLned Weed machine.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-23

The pulp IN this church will be occupied tc-
morrow RfttrnoI n, at 4 O'Clock, by the able and
eloquent young mlnist! n, Rev. Waiter q. scott,
whose preaching here has already gained for him
high reputation lm0ag tao admirers Of ora
tory,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-23

The committee OF arrangements for the late
festival for the benefit OF st. DomlnU's new
church desire to return the thanks OF the build.
Ing association TO the directors OF the Schuetzen
Veren for the use OF their park on that occasion;
to Major Richards and Lieutenant Noonan, for
the detail OF Metropolitan police; to the local
press, for their favorable notices; to the Knights
OF st. Patrick, for the admirable manner In
which they took charge OF the grounds, and TO
the public, who generously contributed to make
the festival success, The committee also an
nOunce the names OF the successful competitors
for the prizes offered to the persons sell ng the
largest number Of tickets: MISS Mollie McDeyitt
sold $50 tickets, and Mr.. William q. Dawson sold
10 tickets. The sewng-mAchine Is awarded To
the former, and the diamond ring to the latter.
by order Of the President.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-23
Take Care Of Your y.Iu.b,..

Call and examine the fire and burglar.proof
vaults OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner New
YORK avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe-keep-
Ing OF securities. Jewels, silyer-warc, or other
vAluables. Rents, from ten TO sixty dollaTs per
annum, according TO size. No business man can
AFFORD TO do without them.
Idks earning from tie Chiea0odid Boston FREE.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-23

Msssrs. Luttrell a bennington will sell yalua-
BILE Improved property on y street, between Sew
enteenth and Eighteenth streets northwest.
DuncansoD, bowling 4 Co. will Sell valuable
i'm proved real estate "a Columbia between Ninth
and Tenth AID r streets N Rhode Island
avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-23

The New York Daily Graphic Of yesterday has
cuts OF the ten plans for the Centennial buildings
at Philadelphi To each Of whose authors pre-
MUM OF 81 200 was awarded by the committee
on plans, at Its meeting In Philadelphia, Au-
gusts. The authors are Thomas NJ. PlOwman A
Co., Of THIS city; Samuel sloan, Of Phladelphia
J. 4 J. NJ, Wilson, OF Philadelphia; John q.
sidney, OF Philadelphia; J. A. vrydagh, of Terre
liaute, Ind; Calvert Saux, New York; Francis
Il. Gatchel and Stephen Rush, IT,, Philadelphia;
Z. Z. Clarke, and II. A. 4 J. +, Sums, Philadel.
pnia. Each OF the buildings, as shown, are
beauties IN architecture, aud Will probably be
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-23

The camp-meeting Of the NJ. h. church, Wash
ington conference, will commence in Haslups
Grove, one mile and half from Annapolis juno
ton, to-day, and Is expected To be the largest
camp ever held In this grove. There are already
over one hundred and twenty tents from Balti-
more, besides Washington and Georgetown, ID.
C., and Montgomery aud Patapsco circuits. The
meeting wilt continue ten days. The opening
sermon will he preached today, at II a. M, by
Rev James II. Oekney, pastor OF Orchard street
NJ. 4. church, In Baltimore. GA Sunday there
will be four sermons, at $50 and II a. M. aud at
and 1880 p. NJ. The following ministers are ex-
pected 10 preach: Rev. James Thomas, Q. q.
Key, P. Ell 7. q. Walker aud N. Al. Carroll.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-23
METHODIST CAMP BiBE TING.


The A. NJ. L. camp, comprising the following
churches, with their pastors, Israel, J. NJ. Mitch
ell; Union Bethel, Daniel Draper; Ebenezer, DR..
D. p. Seaton; st. Paul, j. T. Thompson; and PB-
gah, J. W. Beckett opened their annual camp,
n seabrook, last Thursday, the 18th instant, to
continue one week. There are between thirty
and forty tents on the ground, occupied by mem.
0ers from the various churches. The services at
the camp have been exceedingly Interesting
There has been preaching from the stand twice
inciement weather, Il having ra,ned At the camp
every day since the opening. owing to tho rain,
which washed away culverts and bridges on the
line OF the baltimore and Potomac railroad, IL
cut Of all communication with Washington aud
Baltimore, so there has not been any arrivals
from either city since Sunday, but the camp has
been visited by the people IN the Immediate
vicinity. III
The committee have concluded to continue
their camp until Tuesday next, from the fact OF
so much rain and the interruption OF travel. On
Sunday the exercises will be exceedingly inter-
estlng; there will be four general services held
besides the prayer meeting. which Is usually held
10 the several tents. The grove used for the
camp Is . portion OF the tract Of land which was
Of this city, who propose identifying some OF It
for a pleasure resort, aud the rest they propose
10 devote 10 agricultural purposes aud brick
yard. "
rue grove Is magnificent place, and Its use
as camp ground Is all that could be desired. 1t
Is high and little rolling, 80 that i've minutes
after the hardest rain there Is not any surplus
water on the grounds.
II Is to be hoped that all those who are inter.
ested In such meetings will avail themselves Of
the opportunity OF visiting the camp before IL
closes, which will be on Tuesday next.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-23
CARRIAGES,
MEDICAL.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF for Youns Men en- roS the q;
restored. Impediments to Marriage removed New
method Of treatment New and remarkable RENE
dies. Books aud circulars sent free, In reaied en-
velopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No.
South Ninth street. Philsd~lphia, PAN institu.
duct and professional skull jy7.Sm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-23

PREVENTIVE or uYpRoruoBIL.-uo % Sayages
and buy muzzle tSIyour dog.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-23
DOUBLE EXECUTION IN MARYL AND.

Livin Palmer Hanged for Rape ind James
West for Murder-A History Of their
Crimes.
BALTIMORE, August 22.-Two executions, both
negroes. occurred In Maryland to-day. A few
minutes past q. IN. Liyin Palmer, aged IS years,
was executed OF TownsOntOwn, Baltimore
county. for rape, and at Baltimore city, shortly
after 10 O'Clock, James West, aged 20, was exc
cuted for murder.
In August, 1870, Palmer, with his acoumplice
william II. PTiiChaTd, cOlOred, aged II years.
committed an assault on u young German girl
who had gone out to gather biackberries IN Bal
timore county, about mile from the city, and
rayished her IN the most brutal manner.
d tn were arrested AMI committed 70 jail at
Towsontywn In January, 1871. Palmer made
his escape from jail. rhtchard vas tiled In
March, 1871, convicted, and executed sept( mbcT
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-23

J. n. sauier a. Co.,
Bankers, No. l4lS Pennsylyania avenue, pay q
por cent on all deposit.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-23
NOTICES OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Unfuruishcd rooms arc wanted.
J. W. Seiby has received u new stock OF good.
Canyasscrs arc wanted for the Weed sewing
machine.
In colleges,
No visitors will he received on Analostan
island Sunday.
G. NJ. oyster h Co. have received an excellent
stock Of butter.
The North Carolina Avenue (M. ~ church will
be dedicated tomorrow.
Rev. Thomas Guard will preach at the Wash
ington camp meeting tomorrow.
DAerths Institute has been removed to No.
20 East Fiftieth street, New Yoik.
A meeting Of the old members Of the Atlantic
Base Ball CLUB will be held M1nlay evening.
Luttrcli Huntington will sell, on Thursday,
September 4, at Q o'clock y. m, valuable iu-
proved real estate on Fifth street, between Viz
ginla avenue and @ street southeast.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-23

The EcsniHy Sers, OF Baltimore, 10 connection
with their report OF the execution Of James
West yesterday, prints picture OF The con-
demned man, which Il q fac SiHiie OF that pub
lishel IN the Critic, OF THIS CITY, OF Tom Wright
at the time he was executed. "Where ignorance
Is bliss" &c.
Yesterday some thieves entered the residence
OF Mr.. Clement lleslsler, near HyattsvIlle,
during the absence OF his family, and stole
thereirom $500 and gold watch,
Passengers arc arriving all day at Reeds sta
ton, on the F-street railroad.
The man "who got shot at Slyayes" can still
he supplied; also, good supply VI guns, pistols,
caps, powder, wads, Sc., &c, cheap for cash.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-23
C 0 X E..

OrdsIsleft At tho
OAsLIGcT OFFICE,
No tisI tnth stree / at III Hirst street southws,
corn mi bird and streets, or Ito Bridge stree
0sor fetoNp,iwill.b b, prompuy attended To- ociIf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-23
DENTISTS.

~ DIR. A. PRATT, GRADUATE OF
e4yy& Ohio Colleve Of Dental Surgery, I'll Sev.
enth street between d and 2, few doorp
south Of Odd fchiws' Hall. Washington. Teeth
clio q set, either Jaw. lyl7.d
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-23

MOckfnd h1Fd CnRes,
The subscriber has now q fresh supply Of cages
lust received from the manufacturers.
Jos. L. SAVAGE,
Pennsylvania avenue and Tenth street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-23

THE PEOPLE have been 80 much imposed upon
by several worthless sarsapaTillas that we are
glad To be able 10 recommend a preparation
which can be depended on as containing the
virtues OF that Invaluable medicine, aud is
worthy OF the public confidence. boot. Ayers
Sarsaparia cures when anything can cure the
diseases that require an Alternative m eiicine. co
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-30

WE leara that on Saturday the
Board OF Supervisors adopted q
resolution dcnouncinga conmun.
ication 10 last weeks Ser, unde,
the caption Of" Wanted" They
give as a reason for condemnins
said article, that it referred to ID.
q. Warner, Esq. We are ia
formed also thai threc naembers
If The Bva,d declined to vote up
on passage Of the resolution, Civ
ing as a reason that they thought
the matter one which tho Board
had nothing to do with.
This action Ivy tho Bpare sur
, prises u', and all tho moro be- :
cause VIC can SEQ nothing person.
nj in Citizens" article. And,
granting That q, dill rsaeS upon
Mr.. Warner, arc not the columns
of tho Star open TO him to m~kc
any reply he may choose, coachcd
in proper language Certainly
they are.
We might go on and give many
reasons why We ildhk ,hy action OF
cur Supervisors .''upcalled for"
hut VIC have Too much fail, in
ahc god character Of the gentle
mca imi'lica'ef to snpposo o.ber-
sise than that the mater wa.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-30

sprung upon them rather hastily
and although acting from friendly
motive toward us, yet did some
thing to regret after the sober
second thought. Therefore, at
far as the resolution is concerned
We lei the matter rest.
As regards Mr.. Warner, VIC
certainly regret that anything
should appear in our columns to
do him any injustice. Speaking
from our own knowledge OF the
gentleman, VIC cannot see how the
article of +" Citizen " can refer 10
him. Our aim and purpose ia to
publish newspaper devoted to a
more worthy purpose than assail.
Ing the good character of any per
son. The question in this in
stance il as to whether anyone 4
good character has been nssailed ;
or, whether a citizen Of Chase has
simply made his wants known
through the columns OF a news
paper 1t seems to us that the
latter Is really the correct view t.
take.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-10-30

SOME three weeks ago a money
package containing thirty dollars,
or thereabOuts, came to the ex
press office here for VIM. Neihoff.
This fact came to the kno wlege
of VIM. Haincs who not having
the fear of tho law before hts
eyes, proceeded to draw an order
oil the express agent with the
name Of Neihof signed thereto.
On this he drew the money and
left for Charlevoix, where he was
found by sheriff Morgan, brought
up here and assigned a room in
the castle on the hill. lie is rat.
icntly, waiting for the Judge to
furnish him a pass to Jackson and
a tree ticket to the State institn.
ton there located. Grand IraU.
ersc Herald.