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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-17
OF THE LEGISLATURE

A RE called upon to meet and consider tho
n bonded debt. Smokers are called upon
TO consider the debt Of gratitude duo her for
having esei biished tho only exclusive Cigar
Store IL Columbia, and not
REFUSE TO MEET
The imputstion against hor character in re.
gard to those five cent Cigars. with the reply
that, although it may seem incredible that
such Cigars can be aold at such price on
an honest basis, yet all must remember that
LON0 EXPERIENCE in the business, SPECIAL
ARRANdEMENrs with manufacturers, who
work several hundred hands, and the plan OF
RETAILING at WHOLESALE PRICES, enables this
Maid OF the Weed, not only to surpass in
hyo cent Cigars, but to sell pure Hayanas ut
three for twenty. live cents; whilst elsewhere
you get common domestic at that price.
UNLESS PAID IN ADVANCE,
Is not the principle upon which abe sells, an
she wants every one to be satiefied with tho
merit Of her goods before buying. Oct II
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Bottled Sweetness.

Were not summers Installations left
, liquid pris'ner, pent in walls of glass,
Deauty's effects OF besuty were bereft,
Nor 1t nor no remembrance whstit WAS"
D'ORSAY COLOGNE IL tho saoes!es!, nieest
and most de!icute OF Perfumes. In three
sizes, st FISHERS DRUG STORE.
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The Sne.ek4sv ~ SfhA TsislAS r q t>n,as,as
Association vrissa fsssS ha Eissse Iara;Ssd
from the nnits1 ~ sy. S;.
oarement of 9O. lfllfmsan. 8 -. n. : !
PARIa Ootohar .lR ~Tha dannta.;o,
which mat Gonnt 10 Ohamhord - % Sai..
bnro. onSshe i9th mat ia eruactsd. % I, to
retnrn a. Paris to.S.y The deta;ia ~
tha conference ara rnknown Int ;t ia
5aliaved the nszn.;ationa have fsiled -
,tc.i1NAb bxrD. Dosbnsr i8, Admiral Iobos
bk.6is2 2Ghhif1uF4 AibrAitarl for oohl
WithdHtff ffH f6fhHsuifi{1rs the5 'CI o1srnment
Eor fbis aotion. ha haa hean removed
frotE nemmand, Of. tho iAses operating
Tsrins i ssnor rsor1 orsiro has sslf himsslf o.
suned command in place of Lobos. and
will 1 ytaks tthe, ,scnadron back to Carta.
.Eehs ay onUS. ,aVhe armament and Grew
.Gf tiaytafRHUSSk We're abiatstial!v bene.
f1ted .nhjlsat Gibraltar.,
y S,T z,T.Teiesraphlo-AmerIo.n n1.,s.r..
TEE .3,fn nJxH IA "a ,saSsg ELLS ~
T13.H 11SyS 10 Z4.sg" FntAA aon.
~ s Psf " IN N ssnS3 ~ 4n1 ttsa a,.
Avn 1oaa 20 I1ru ~ ~ - 1'NA"AN : 1iA''
Nnw % Yonr = H..ahsr % A.; ie 81. mh. n.uo
crsta ~ .tha .s;~th nis.r;c. han. na..;
nstea aGnTet OF. IA Oorr.sss
MHaaS..a 0StoEsr JHsH IN Tbe i te...
aftefnoon ranorts ~ tba v;o;t;nn o,uo' nouo
mission ara % nnia~orab,a 90 Tha Ts d!ss.s"a UoA :.
becomin0 more acatta.ad tb.arnho.t =,
the citv. HSfti.H .Hna Saatha tnHSay
SAN FRR1NSTttfHsHH GSsohsr 1s IT, .
iudioial alaction thronnhont ,ho a,ate
. Was lariet. flA,amaH vose was .cs,t 1T T.
+ IA heiievsd McKinstrv tha inasnandon ~
OndHiidKYX ~ lHG iES iESnbismaE Tn, -
aIsufod. sn'n.--5'''r -
9.BfH sss INV INV. I a faoln,,ar 1e ~.
msjoritiGS afs rednSsd from az mn 10 10
H&d60s M rindinstisaa ara that IN y, a
Damocrsss arid m. - an onolists have "a a
majority in fhe yHoussc, 5Th., Renni,;i.
/. cans have iafoo majority n the Sa.
sqataG n5a.a 4 n rs.f.''' s-,r.-7,. =.
,aii0iNgnsN sNA4f.4seO OCTOBER nl6. .-Retnrns
1tSMp HaGtltoh' D6untY give Moves l9.-
8N2 XllSn, Is. 1883: ,Ooilina 81 7)i). with
the l8thr Ward and ono County preoinct
TO be heard from. The 18th Ward last
year ,,ESYer q De1hooratic minority of
672sASa HE prse;ncl to be heard from
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OBITUARY

Died at Stapleton, Staten Island, n Y.
on the % of October. 1873, MRS. SAitAH c.
PElAOTTO, relict Of j. g. Peixotto, formerly
OF Columbia.
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New Boarding House.

M Y daughters will bo prepared to accom-
Ixl modate BOARDERS OH MONDAY, o.
tobor 20. l will continue my school as hero
tofore, and give private lessons in the after.
moons from 81 to S. and at night from n to Q
o'clock. For sale, a fine PIANO. Apply at
corner Taylor and Pickens strests.
Oct 10 ~ w. MULLER.
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AT THE GREAT BARGAIN STORE

x O0O BUTrERICK & cos PAPER
s).OOO PATTERNS.
300 Ladies' LEATHER BELTS.
$50 Ladies' SILK TIES.
600 yards Of kCFFLINGS.
400 SHAWLS, In all styles.
l0. 900 BUTTONS, large and small.
200 APRONS, all prices.
100 dozen LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.
$50 WOOLEN SHIRTS.
100 Silk and Wool SCARFS
Stock too large for the times. All goods
will be sold EXTRA CHEAP for the CASF
at O, f. JACKSON's.
Sept %
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-17

BUYERS will do we'll to give ma a call
- We keep the largest and most stylish
stock in the city, and guarantee our prices
to be lower than elsewhere.
In our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT., we are
making suits to order. in the latest styles,
and cheaper than any first class house in the
city. r. i W. @. SWAFFIELD.
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Mills Rouse Stables.
School Books.

School Books.
y l.. BRYAN has now for sale q new
III. s.ock OF SCHOOL BOOKS, classical
and English. Also, STATIONERY. for
Schools and Merchants and Public Officers.
school Teachers and Merchants supplied at
low prices. Ssnt 90
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MRS. C. E. REED
HAS OPENED !!

~ AN elegant assortment of
}SM French, English and Ameri-
,t&s0xoIV can HATS and BONNETS,
~ consisting tf Velvet, Grape,
~ ~ Felt and Straw; Ladies' UN-
DERWEAR, REDINGOTES
and CLOAKS, FURS, OAPs, &C.; Ohildren's
and Infants CLOAKS. FURS and CAPS;
Ornaments! HAIR, in great variety. Mrs.
Moody's celebrated CORSETS, with other
styles, at all prices. Bazaar PATTERNS,
and other articles too numeroua to mention.
Thankful for past favors. she hopes for
dontinuance OF the Same from the ladies of
Columbia aad elsewhere. who will please call
will bc sold very low. Oct -
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-07-19

Considering the dry nature of geome.
trical fgures-squares, circles, and the
like-our friend s. r. Msllichamp,
Esq., furni'hos very lively commuui-
cnticn upon the question ,s to what is
the true shape aud form of Lewisville
Our readers will remark that NJ. MelG.
champ does not disputo the position
assumed by Us in favor of tho circular
shape of our sister municipality.
We do not see how there can be two
opinions upon the subject. The act
declares that the town shall extend one
third of mile in eac direction from
II. Hennon's store.
Tho centre being determined, it only
remains to inquire how many directions
there are, the answer to which is,
that from any givon point there arc as
many directions as there arc points in
oircle-and the number OF these, as
mathematicians know, is iu6nitesimal. .
-A.ad all the liues of direction boing Of
the same length, the result is, nccessa-
Eily, . Oircsslar boundary.
4 We were satisfied from the first that
the mistake Has aot made By Mr., Mclli-
champ.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-07-19

rapidly to forty sWo degree. This is
certainly cool enough" And 80 il is,
may 1t please your Honor but, with our
mercury loat in the niuesies, is awakenr
within us most un.ahristiah feelings of
envy TO read of such cool springs aud
delightful atmosphere elsewhere. Here,
we are only about half degree shert Of
the roasting point. What will come next
Heaven only knows.
We regret learn :hatJ Judge Cooke e
hoalth is no. good; but hope that the
charming climate he is now enjoying
may aoon restore him to his accustomed
strength and vigor.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-07-19

iKNowLToN, of tho Orangeburg
NEWS, is good old Democrat, and,
what is strange, he runs the best
Republican paper in the county
Ab6eUi1le Medium, (Demoorat1
Our friends of the Medium insiu uate
a rather fine distinction between Nature
and Grace. Naturally, we can't help
running good Republican paper, but
we have never SO far fallen from grace
as 10 have any Democratic leaven
inside of US. II we do hold any it would
take a two million horse power micro
scope to fui it. The Medium CO M ..
pliments our brains at the expense of
our morals.
AS to our being "old," brothers Hemp,
hill, why, Lord love you we are in the
very flower Of our juvcncscence.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-07-19

the four gentlonien whose names are 80
unnecessarily brought forward in this
matter, We have to observe that there
are probably some 1895 other rssidssts
Of orangsbure who are sntitlsd to .
moderate share Of cenaidsfsiioa 10 pub
lie affairs, some of whom might fad 10
inconveniens to be always asking these
gsntlsmen's permission6 to dosanything.
an" further says that the NEwa was
mistaken in stating that Capt Izlar was
the first to suggest the opeping Of the
last new street. Our informant was On
old resident of Ofaugebusg Whs, We
supposed, knew all about il. Upon
further inquiry, however, We believe we
were mistaken. We oheerfuIly make
the acknowledgment, and accord to
Capt. Briggmann the praise which is SO
justly his due.
The same correspondent advises the
Time, to "trsat tho Street matter with
contempt" and to go in heavy on Agri-
culture. This is good advice, aud We
hope ii. will be followed. Our neighbor
is well posted in regard to the crops, the
last of the 10000 recipes for pickles
10, and manages to run very enter
tanning and sxcellont Agricultural col :.
umn. But it isn't strong in other
matters, evidently. Let it follow ans"
advice and retire from public life to the
less brilliant but equally honorable
and far more comfortable sphere oi
THE Farm" "The Garden" and
"Houaohold Economy"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-07-19

The merchants have been jolly this
week. You could see thom at tho door
of every store ia Towu watching, with
eager eyes, the numerous bales of cotton
that have been coming in for the last
few days, and auxiously wondering
where the owners of the snowy fleece
were going to ''rull up" If a Wagon
passed the down Town stores, every
body in that quarter looked miserable,
while tho faces Of the up Towuers
I looked like so many happy half moons
and Ctce oersu, If the cotton caue in
from the other end Of the street. But
enough came to give every one a
fair share and SO, as we have said, there
has been a jolly lot OF merchants here
this week
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-07-19

There's an awful dcarth of local news
this week Won't somebody take pity
,on us aud build a new church or start a
paper, or do a little something in the
larceny or burglary liue-or something
Just for the pure good Of the place |?
We notice chat number of strangers
ARE stepping at Meroney's just now and
We want to have them favorably i'm
pressed with the Town--which is utter
ey impossible ifthofc is nothing lively
going on among us.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-07-19

A correspondent ("M") of tho Times
says With reference TO th, New Stroer,
ave don't see the names Of Judge r. w.
Glover, N. Glover, N. A. Bull aad w.
N. scovill, on tho petition. They are
the gentlemen who will be apt to be the
most HURT or BENEFITED BY this pro
posed New Street. Let US consult their
wishes 6rst, and if they say yes, well il
is all right"
Wher'uPon, with all due respee. for
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-07-19

There was lively row in our Streets
last Monday. Peter Brown, acting as
constable, endeavored to arrest Isaac
Whitmore, who demanded Peters au.
thority. No warrant beiug forth
coming, Isaac struck out Justify for life,
liberty aud sacred honor" Mr.. Mao
beth camo hastily and manfully to
lsaac's rescue, but the constable had
already been re-entorsed aud a pitched
battle began, Isaac and NJ; cbcth
REPRESENTING one Of the belligereLs 3
factions and a whole army Of constables,
with tho posse, the other. Joe went to
grass at an early date but recovered his
pins and succeeded in drawing liberal
supply Of claret from the nearest man
Isaac got in heavily on q neighbor, but,
being seized by half dozen of the enc
my at one aud the same time was Obliged
to succumb, not insloriously to supe rior
numbers. A diversion in tho en- ,my's
flank permitted him to rally, aud support,
for moment, a Reconnaissance in force "
which WAS at that juncture advanced by
lis trusty helpmate, but the Cannon of
the Town Council wheeling into sight
just then, Isaac surrendered at discrs-
tion The Marshal Of the day deposit.
ed him in the guard house for safe
keeping, but the town authorities, upon
a council Of war being held in regard to
the casus beli decided that they had no
Jurisdiction and Isaac was dismissed
rejoicing.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-07-19
LAURIE r. xzLAR $50

We were glad % sssiia @rangeburg,
4he other day, our 'brashor in law, or
rather our Law brother, Laurie T. Ialar
Esq. Mr.. Islar was admitted to the bar
ct onr last 'OrangebHrg Court after pas.
sing au examination in oapitai style,
but finding ths profession rather over
crowded here, has hung out his ssaipgle
lin Midway, 8. G. where, if he has hall
,bhe,Prsetiep1ks. deserves, hsrill do well
lHshhas,aar,bsst wishes.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-07-19
DON'T "LwrRN 70 TIE 1ooKINo

DON'T LISTEN 70 THE AooKIN0
BIRD"-
A gentleman who has been tray
ellins in Virginia recently, in q part Of
the country where miut juleps aad
mockins birds are plentiful, says he has
often heard those sppro oiativs birds
singing the following song of morn
ing:
"Getting late getting late!
Get up! get up! get up
Ju lip, Ju lip. Ju lip. Js lip!
Sweet, sweet, sweet, sw set, sweet!
Taste, taste, taste, taste
Get up, get up!
Ju lip, Ju lip, Ju-u-i-i-i-i-p"
Our traveller gocs on to say that tn o
imitation was altogether irresintable aud
that the mocking bird is, really, dan
gerous animal. AS we reflect upon it, i,
does seem to us that this 10 as near what
the mocking bird says as anything We
have ever seen in print, and that he
ought, certainly, t. be looked after.
Consequently We advise the Sens oi
Temperance to lay in supply of fowl
ing piece, aud ammunition and to "go,"
generally, for the mockiug bird.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-07-19
THE NEW CHAIRMAN

We call attention to the notice in
another column by which it Will be seen
that Judge Andrews has been ap pointed
chairman of the Republican party of
this County We endorse fully tn e
opinion expressed by MIR. Elliott as to
Judge Andrews qualifcati tions for this
important position. Since the birth of
the Republican party in this State it has
had no warmer friend, nc s;nccros mem
bor and 90 more rigorous adherent than
Judge T. 9. Andrews.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-07-19
HoN. TR0APsoN II. COOKE

Judge Thompson Fl. Cooke is enjoying
his summer vacation at Caesars Head,
in the Blue Rifge Mountains. In a
private letter to US, his Honor saya:-
"You can give your readers no better
advice than to visit this mountain. The
air is perfectly salubrious, aud the
water is unsurpassed in this or auy
other country for its purity and mine
raj properties. The .heimometer,
plunged into the cold spring, desco4ds
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-07-19
THE SENATORSHIP-

Candidates for the vacant Senatorship
are thick as blackberries. Among the
most prominent are judge 7. c.
Audrows, +. h. MsKiulay, Samuel
Duncan, G. w. Caldwell j. III. Livings
ton, DIR. j. A. Keller, Benjamin Byas,
Harpin Riggs, DIR, O'Caiu, and others
We write from memory aud may have
omitted the nAmcs Of some who would
like to appear in tho list If SO, just
let US kEow aud We will rectify the matter
next week.
Judge Andrews seems TO have the
inside track so far.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-07-19

COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec. 2Oth, 1870
TO the Editor Ordnge6urg Ners:
siR--I have the honor to inform you tha,
at o meeting Of the Board vf Oficers, Gre
ated by an Act entitled "An Act to Regulate
the Publication of all Legal and Public
Notices" the following resolution was adop
ted
Resolred. That the "ORA GEBURG
NEW S" is hereby designated as the Off
ClAL PAPER for the Publication of all
Legal Notices and Official Advertisements of
the County Officers in the County of Orange
burg.
Respectfully, &c.
+. l.. CARDOZO,
Sec. Of State
and Chairman Board
Per W. R. JONES
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-07-19
9. WlxELBAUM ESQ

We had che pleasure of ueeting hore
tho othor. day Mf. S, waxolbaum, sc u;or
partner ofthe saourishing aud swoal'hy
business dcm Of s. Waxelbaum & Bro,
OF Macon, Georgia.
Mr.. j. s. Hertz, of Macon, was also in
town recenty.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-07-19
J. WALLACE CANNON

Offers for sale fne assortment of
groceries, &C., which he selected in per-
son for the Oraugeburg trade, and
which he will sell at low prices for tie
ready money. Go and see him
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-07-19

8fOro tho public. If any Ofher.citizeus
viii constitute himself local editor for,
Branchvillo our columns will always be
open to him. Try it yourself, frispa
Reddish 4!
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-07-19
BASE BALL

BASE BALL.
1t is very evident from what the
Brauchvillos have to cay this week, that
their Base Ball Club dsea u t mean to be
always beaten by the sOraugeburgers.
We advise our boya to bssoa thslookout.
LIE. them keep we'll in practice lest some
fius day the championship be suddenly
transferred to the plucky little town at
the junction.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-07-19
lost

LOST-
Mrs. a. Fisclsr;$losta a gold aud coral
eTcast pin last Sunday Evening on her
way TO the Methodist Church. The
Hader win he suitably rewarded upon
rturning it to che owne:, "r to Mr. Fish
or at the Eat erprise Saloon.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-07-19
BRANCH WILLIE

We are are indebted to W. III. Reed
irh Eco, for the Branobvills itsu which
appear elsewhere. Reddish would make
a good "locsl" and. We hopo he will try
his hand at ID ofen. Branchvills is
growing asa ought to Resp herself be
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-07-19
Il UG USTUS FISHER

Mr.. Augustus Fischer has bought
Nc, j. IL. Walters essabkshment aud
viii carry on the same business at
tho old stand. the we'll knowa and popu
aar Enterprise Saloon.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-07-19
MASS NEBTYNG-

There will be tremendous Mass
meeting at Lewiaville to-day, to settle
the Senatorial question. A full account
Of tho proceedings will appear in our
next issue.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-07-19
AFLITARY-

AFLITARY-
His Excellency the Governor has
appointed Sheriff Il. I. Cain, Colonel,
and John l.. Humbert, Esq., Major of
she Tenth Regiment, National Guard.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-07-19

We arc having the upper story of our
thermometsr framed in with wrought
iron TO prevent the mercury boiling over
this hot weather. When the iron is red
hot We light our cigarettes by it.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-07-19
HOMESTEAD.

The recent decisions Of the Supreme
Court Of the United States have declared
the HOMESTEAD ACTS Of this State un-
constitutional as to debts contracted prev
ious to 1868
The last amendment to the Bankrupt law
gives to the debtor the same exemption Of
real and personal property a. was given to
hi N by the HOMESTEAD LAW.
The only way that HOMESTEADs can be
secured is by taking the benefit of tho Bank
rupt Act
Especial attention has been and will b.
devoted to this branch OF the law by
BROWNING 4 BROWNING.
Attorneys at Law,
Russell Street, Orangeburg s. c.
may "a SOL
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-07-19
BRICKS, BRICKS

bNIChS, bhICho-
Bricks are the best building material
in the world. See Col. Edwards adver-
,isement, and if you are about to build
try bricks instead Of wood. You will
uover regret It.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-07-19
THANKS

THANKS
The News boys have to thank
Brother league of the Times office for
water melon treat Alas I! it is only
the printer who remembers the printers
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-07-19

The crops in tho vicinity Of Branch
vile are generally good.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-07-19
BRANCHVILLE ITEMS


BRANCHVILLE I7ENS-
That large, unsightly ditch running
alongside Main Street, in Brauchville,
has been boxed and covered over with
earth, adding much to the health and
appearance of the town.
Mr.. a. Loryea, one OF the best and
most euterprising merchants of Branch
vile, has Just had completed one OF the
largest aud best arranged store houses
in the town.
Mr.. Il. T. r. Smoake was che builder,
aud receives much praise for the mo.
chauieal skin displayed
The Palmetto State Base Ball Club
of Brsuchsille" has re organized and has
refused TO discuss any subject unconuec
ted with future victories"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-07-19

The town Of Frog Level has been
burned p pshps, The Frogs have our
sincerest eondolence. H a
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-07-19
COMM ERCIAL.

MARK EFT REPORTS.
OrrIcE or TItx GRANaxuuRa News,
July, 18th 1873
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-07-19

TT you WANT LADIES DRESS GOODS
4 Cheap end Stylish. 90 TO
McNAAARA's.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-03
WHO STOLE THE Eat.

The Titusville Courier has the follow
Ing remarkable instance of the absent.
mindedness of celebrated musicians. II
is often displayed By stars of lesser mag
nitude in the matter of umbrellas and
now and then IN the exchange of hat,
particularly If brick is in it, and sell
dom for poorer one. A young man
bought q new hat, and on coming out oil
the Marshall House where be had been
taking his hash, his new tile had disap.
peared from the rack, and in its place wal
an old battered plug that had evidently
done the owner service in many q street
and railroad adventure. OF course he
stormed and swore, but finally. at tbs
suggestion of somebody, he started fol
the depot in time for the outgoing train
and boiling on board he spied his identi.
cal new silk calmly resting on the classic
brow Of one of the Rublnstein troupe
while the aforesaid classic brow was HOB
noobingl with couple of ladies of the
same company. AS the Indian goes for {
scalp, SO did the owner of that hat go fol
his property, and lifting it from tht
place where it so gracefully rested, h,
turned the inside towards the eyes of the
astonished musician, and asked in Ian
guage more emphatic than polite, if he
could read the name inside, and moi
waiting for a reply turned on his hee
and walked off in triumph. That arts
event west" bare headed.