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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-09-01
KEARNEYS EXT. BUCHU
KeOrney's EJct. BeCchaC

Habits of Dissipation Etc, in all their stages, at
little expense, little or no change in diet, no in
convenience, and no exposure. It causes a fire.
quent desire, and gives strength to Urinate,
thereby removing DISTINCTIONS, Preventing and
Curing Structures OF the Urethra, Allayng Pain
and inflammation, and expelling all Poisonous
matter.
Used by persons in the decline or change Of
life; after confinement or labor palms, bedwet-
ting in children etc.
Prof. Steele says: Zone bottle of Kearney's
Extract Buchu IS worth more than all other Bu-
chus combined"
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-09-01

Eg- An enthusiastic English sportsman
one day was exploring the banks of his
favorite stream, accompanied by the land
lord of the inn, at which he was stopping.
The latter happened to come too close just
at the moment when his guest was throw
ing his fly, the hook caught in the poor
wretch's eyelid, causing him intense pain.
The sportsman coolly took out the hook,
re-adjusted the fly, and, as the inn-keeper
continued bowling at the top of his voice,
"You cam" said he, in a whisper, "put
your eye down in your bill but I'll trouble
you to stop that noise so as not to frighten
my fish,"
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-09-01
Didn't Know Him.

Had you been in Washington few weeks
ago you might have had hearty laugh at
the expense of Captain Codwan. In the
last hours of the late Congress the captain
came tumbling down stairs in hot search
Of some one to carry from the committee
room of Commerce patent fog-horn in
trusted to his care by an ingenious Yam
xee acquaintance. At the foot of the stair
way he encountered colored man saunter-
ing along, pulling away at huge cigar.
"My good fellow" cried the captain,
,'In give you a dollar to carry down my
fog-horn?" ?"
"Who dc debbil do you take me fuh ?''
responded Africa, drawing himself up in
dignifed wrath.
can able-bodied man willing to make
dollar" responded Goldman.
"Den you don't know me, sah."
"No, sir, and 1 have no time to seek au
introduction, Who are you anyhow ?"
"Me, sah? Use de honnoable Mr.. Cain,
member OBJ Congress-"
"You don't say so," remarked the cap
tain, thoughtfully. "Well, Mr.. Cain, l am
sorry, for you have probably lost the only
opportunity you will ever have of making
an honest dollar"
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-09-01

EB- very vain preacher, having deliv
cred sermon in the hearing of the Rev.
Robert Hall, pressed him, with mixture
of self-complacency and indelicacy, to state
what he thought Of the sermon. Mr.. Hall
remained silent for some time, hoping that
this silence would be rightly interpreted {,
but this only caused the question to be
pressed with greater earnestness. At'length
Mr.. Hall admitted "There wasNpne very
fine passage" 81 am rejoiced to hear you
say so. Pray, sir, which was %, "Why,
sir, it was the passage from the pulpit to
the vestry."
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-09-01

1B- Servant (returned from an errand)-
please, m'm couldn't got it, Mistress
Get whatP' Servant-'They said they
didn't keep it m'm.' Mistress Keep
whatS servant-'What you told me to
fetch, MIN Mistress--'What was that %
Nservant-'dunno, MN; forgot
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-09-01

EB- Darwin acknowledged himself sold
when his little niece asked him, seriously,
what a cat has that no other animal haa.
He gave 1t up, after mature deliberation,
and the sly little puss answered; "Kittens.n y
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-09-01
tg- The head of the family is about

tB- The head of the family is about to
eat an apple. Mother" Say, father, give
us piece" Daughter" o, iather, give
me piece" son-"O, father, want a
piece" Niece" Wont you please give me
piece, tooP" Father (disgusted) ).-'Here,
the rest of you take the apple and give me
piece"
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-09-01

EB- A youth who attended Scotch revi-
val meeting for the fun of the thing ironi-
cally inquired of the minister whether he
could work miracle or not" The mans
curiosity was fully satisfied by the minis
ter's kicking him out of the church, with
the valedictory, eve cannot work mira
cles but we eau cast out devils p
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-09-01

EB- Winchell tells story of stranger
meeting an Emeralder leaning against a
post, watching funeral procession coming
out of a house, when the following dialogue
ensued
"Is that funeral?'
eyes, sir, Pm thinking it is"
"Anybody of distinction ?'
al reckon it is, sir"
Who is it that diedP"
"Why, the gentleman in the coffin, to be
sure" replied Pat with knowing look.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-09-01
TEAS! TEAS!
ESTABLISHED 1910.
THE ORIGINAL
AMERICAN TEA CO..
No. 43 Vesey Street,
P. o. BOX, 1857. N6CC TOTIC'
ROBERT WELLS, President.
Price List of Teas.

OOLONG.
Black, 40, so, 60, best 20 cts. per ID.
MIXED.
Green, and Black, 40, so, co. best 70 cts. per ID.
JAPAN.
Uncolored, 60, TO- so, 80, best S1.OO per ID.
IMPERIAL.
Green, co. 70, so, 90, best Sl.1O per fb.
YOUNG HYSON.
Green, so, 60, 10, 80, 90, S1OO, best S1O5 per Ii.
GUNPOWDER.
Green, Sl.10, best $1.30 per ID.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST.
Black, 60 20, so, 80, best $l.00 per ID.
N. B,-We have speciality OF Garden Growth
YOUNG HYSON and IMPERIAL, at $780, and
O0L0NG, Extra Choice, Sl.0O
Our Teas are put up in One Pound Packages,
with the kind and price on each.
AGENTS WANTED to get up clubs to sell our
Teas to Families, Hotels, Boarding Houses and
others. In writing for terms or sending orders,
be particular to address the President Of the
Company, thus: -
ROBERT WELLS,
No 43 VEsEY ST., NEW YORK.
We are compelled to request this, as other
parties have initiated our firm name.
Augusta, 1S74-10t
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-09-01

Eg- A bridegroom seldom renders his
mother-in-law speechess, but here is an in
teresting case; A self-possessed young man
called at house in Atlanta, Ca, few
mornings ago and asked to see his wife.
"She is not here" replied the mistress of
the house. "There is no one here but the
members of my own family" "Well" he
replied, "It's one of them 1 want to see.
married your eldest daughter last night"
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-09-01

CB- A Minnesota man has written let
ter protesting strongly against the "outra-
geous indecency' of oarsmen wearing
sleeveless shirts while practicing in front of
st. Paul. We have often thought of this
thing, and wept over it. A lady has right
to wear sleeveless shirt, of course; but
there, there this is dangerous
, 1874-09-11


T7OR SAIT-tMPROvED TAHM--4lp ACRES, ALL.
ns SnaSs astyastoS about ia ss y,ath q ohieaso
Maadowi xood buildings. lrst-cass grain and stock
I"rm For bas n rtsy fpslns, atnlaMgo tor Dheao
ctty property. TlMe perfect. SitElAnDSONta ltpaI
Eslato Aecnor. Rooln e Tribune Building.
E'oN sALG-:1T A.ilirk RDYON'S REAL ESfATY
y Agency, Kootn u Tribune building, Ch,oaEo. ill.,
1mprosea Iatms and unt1nprorod Lands in fcr, Cham.
paaga ,Hs,er'n!ien ana lrnAaols Counties, ~! tcs1ns
IrepoEty Lands 10 apsas snd Nobtaska for fale and
e1cnAnEo HEAL estate bought and sold on commission.
}0OR 9ALk-Dn NxOiIAN1NA OiOfOK VINE.
yasa on Middle Bass fs'anu. Lake Erle; 3lh, oo1;
Yea'l,sanco; pays q, 600 this year. H. Wl1iPPLE, le2
, 1874-09-11

| slxt y-ono defaults, Tho amount Of tho Judgment
bojng 4G1, ,b99 17.-malsinE q totnl Of jndgmonls o
| $212, ,230.S2 In ono court for two tlnya.
surEn1on COUNT IN nn1Er.
! Tho Gram Brothers Misunderstanding Oomphn.
commenced n Ruit nBainst L. r. Clllds aut
Alphoua Q. Badger, clnfming $4,000.
A, q. 1leed bcgan suit foz $4,000 ngains
htichnol d. Bailey.
| A. NJ. Miller suod T. l.. gimons aud E, r,
nnnyan for 81 800. Wi''Nm siorort nlso s,,oi
oltlor pArtlos also brought suit agaipst tbom 10,
hulall anlouusa 10 tho amount of about S3.00G
in MI. *N''''
Tho Commercial Loan Company bosan eutt
'o9 SM MeGq1 es1nss "m y r Wses aa tn Holmes
ngainst lsano Fisher. claiming el,o00. ''~'''''
Thomas FoDtor for 81 900.
Au.,,, o,.n..s CIRCUIT COURT.
sl,000. NN'' '''' 'AAA0S j. ot"n's i'f
Il. .. Gay began suit ngainst Hobort Hill,
IMtn'uIuB ~ Sssoo0i and another against I'LL aud
"S5st1r q 134q,t,Siollor laying damages at e2Ioo
Lapham and wife and ii. " Dlodgott 10
foreelase trust dcod for si9, ,o00 on Lots IL aud
Uhicago.
Christine Doll commonectl m action In trespnpa
aBa'Ase samuel Lovy, laying datnagoB at S5, 900.
TILE COUNTY COURT,
Tho following persona wo11, a.liudgcd insane:
Ann htcGarry, htnthda Erickson. Mrs.. A.
Ch1istsau. fftiia Dcclttoi. Airs. Sttllc Thomas
JOHNSON, mud Jouoph Alfrod.. Tho tbreo lust
wcrn temporarily roHfraiod Of their liberty, md
givou In oustody Of tho Sheriff. rs they mantfost-
cd homiciaai md nuicidal tondoncioa.
;, frio'toriho Ffai'oia was nppolntod guatdlan Of
Edmund fraucis OF al, 1n1iloru, under nn ar-
proved bond Of s1l,00Q, ]. j, 8clwarz a1ld
Joseph Defs quatiilod aa surottcH Oh her bond.
During tho afternoon Judge Wallace celebrated
tho ritcs nnl ceremonies or marriage bet,yecn
Mr. John Wiot aud Miss Mary Douucgan.
JUDeMENYg.
BurEmon CouRT-Goaf fEsn1oNs-Ipif1 sotch w.
Jun soek and rolna 6otsk, $lf2.B1.-Asllb,,ry T..
Fawcctt ys. George H. Clark, s5l,4A'-Chnrles li.tz
% g q. " Tnom"* % usaloy, S5og-'rAo C.os County
ssnc, 81 l.Ss7.-Maun & Curtta w. r. i. Ma1uire,
f97oS,-,TLo Natioual Bank Of Co1nsnrroo ye. H. ].
Ss5ass-Drauforl Hancock rs. George L. 0lark,
jupoE aAny-Nfucr Stewart ct al. w. John J,
,ner. Ae3.vs-,. 9, Iattoraon Vs. sauuI u. n1ake,
sa5o' 9s-Jghn q: Killing ct n. r. J. 9. Anicrtohn
s snd J.. H. Wsscl @ $21S-J; g. Drown etal NJ n. u.
1na Mossisy, s2tss.A.J. 2: B.as!ivun et al, ys.
lAne, 5-A. l. sl!llor Ct nl. vs.. Il. t. Lualy and
E. Young, N19t4.61.--hterclnAta' National Bank ".
A. 9. lron $52s. 4-Mulual LILO INSURANCE Co1upapy
~ 3usoo Frye. s., l. Wayuo Of ii. VI. D. O.
noslIer, $a55 83-rho Iainpslon paint and Gho,ncal
e SCsoMiHny w. 0hsr!cs II. Ham and J. D. Lowis
G--. Z. Dretlan. uso ele., JatncE 3ohsou
eond1fiou and Judgment. SGo56d.-Thomaa H. Jonca
sos1.N5. 7oNA"'
CInou1r counr-ConrEss1os8 sayinas In
A'1tution ve. ThenaHs Foster, 2o.6s2.oo.
, 1874-09-11

10 tho lltgh art of scientific coolttng. know
many household wlloro turmoil invol,sn,,t roign
and nm now disposed to attribute tho fact to
lilo bad cooking Of tito hohtoHaes. Lot tho mon
H,oVofat tla cItaitoand brfng tit J1oaeo. Tcts Of
mhnufaoturors, spoaulators, toucloru lnwynru,
docfora and mInlstors, might mako good cooks.
, 1874-09-11

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g. g. g. ~ ~ ~ ; Ss;!|s%ss,: S&si|s;;2ss @
T'oR i i s1Gi;@TW5 or THOSE RLFd1 Nm 7,i,ai7:
IN %,} H!ss;
ssv ase IL sssG IT, MSnta
!: eSlii4s s NV = ss Id l&ss"'s, q
cssa a ot as1!2 Ma91!2as H. Ad1
s's S$ $ss;33 r.;
NJ } LQN SssfIst, 1i;5 1pJoiSiNd q
s e.tire s.Rsy tiaxss iqva ls0 0"f ssa Sses
% $iS5 sG i 81:
non S1 Iiiz;S9 1gIs5zg FNozffa5s on PAVILION
sss sHxs .a EH Il N'oa naas
ssssy !:5!sd d'SsSN sss! . 51ST ;ssE. q
lnsts sS sstnss ~ '?5 H. u q. ss's 81 we., y o
6 + ea s3i.ssoY AS9 = 1WEi9S ~ 1sSi;;e;t x,
IL AL fS Fl; % H9ys
phL1 1t;i; paoWn. ,sy EiI.n;.v;
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9tifahR ss9ss4 hsNWM2e2RsogR1 Wsessss. saa
9 M H.. r. s G. s.,y nsS
F2?h9AA'lLaNE--sSix Lots on WItsTNRN:dV., NE17l
G's ~ "s:y s,ssn.
anG.S' ,n,; % 'ss Mesa,ns!o:st:. is,o,n !:
h1;a sogT xtg, ,st9ssrcals ,rM9wm 1S
nJs' ' nos'osas S saa goanen aioo1 aS H T. Nixon
, 1874-09-11
TO RENT---HOUSES.

1
fiiQ HNNT-xN KIEd1Nr oofduoN atitiN o"F1; sToVE
81: "a: bsss
f ssS[i. 5es{; ES WsJ Fa g Fl e. ss5,i
fG ,Gsas tas ssS sss. '''' 'i' now aud '' Address Il
To RENE-oIiEhF7;I HAVE 4 GOOD s:sFoNY
&C. s'st q adss:
1,S i::MN;E=TI!KEisaEoaY :.;i::; NEW bE!9T 1l9gSi5;
Twslt.st .1tos T. n. o. be}o'o Ssp :" M o''' ~ NO.
no, ;RNar-- T!lnEI;.sToRY AMI 5i1sE11ilNT +
Se t. fos sss % WI a.
as''Sg q u Is ss s ss' 70 good
4 70 NTKNIT;-X.ST SIDE. NEA;R q; j EFFi;Es0N Faux
WIKI ss s'S2S%f ~ Y ' 0f''F' low 'oDt
'I'O Hl;N1-ViiKY djiEAr~-1t0UsEV G0TTAdi.6,
Ss. Dkt as ha a'e''as
no hs':S: hRENr.TW9 Ni;W nGTA(1N N:FfONT NRi0S
s ss' ssE9I s GssEssp say ssm 5
no WEREN'T w|hiE;NT-rWosToKY nWELL1No 20. 81
ats?s: ifss !sa iii iaSs; s;ss jssy Il ss'
s;ts ss e. s!ss 7 ShsF sss1
no hi;NTTitsNOoM HOUSE ON 1i.LI5 on FI,1QE.
1o.n sn n.sY &. ha7 E r'''''
F{t0 R!nr-ND. u CAHH.ST., NF'rYt}EN ILLiNDlS
an1 !,dsaaa.ats. asto.t brick dxalne, ,Wlt! u
low " gaod tosant. MEAD / UOE, i5b i2saisost. '
mo ntsNT-A FjJiNigliEO Il REslDl,NUK- ON WAR
NJ. s1s e:ei snSasI SsSs sse ''s a"d
I, H;SSsgG!s ;ss55 5RSis 5SiR 4 5H1 EaHK;1X
TO HlfNT-a?o TO ast- -GliO OICK UOTTA0 Isl 1VFHT
Na 1s &c. w. aaggGtss as n'aF 0'0y ST
RIO RENT;; l!tEAr- UoIsl1 ais "a lU lN8i iDK.sT.
ltuonn "a. - ~ "''
ffW lENT-TWKN'PY.FlF .FlFTii i-ST.-aNTOHY AND
l. baesncnt house, "a rpona n complete ordoF; cloup
runt. la0 Dratt1nrr.at., Hourn &. ~
Salio.at. y" AA'-
, 1874-09-11

l3AIlTNKls WANTKn-A. ntsLtAtfLE MAN WITH
sasaa oa1itsl, y @ tS ls,M9 oHsiness y 0hicaxo.
tany- Apply 10 OuAltLEa HARVEY ADAMH 1I3
EAtA.41s
, 1874-09-11

"A strange tragedy, says Ito London Daily
Ne,os, IL reported frosn hlant3Yes, stual} n}aca
just outside Paris, wLither u rich n1orchaut Of
tho Auo Nlehelion had retired to onfoy l,Is oIu,n
cum d13Httate: II was II jete day Ut one OF tho
family, and Joyous party Ind assembled to col
obrato the event. Nhtlo tue guests wero nmra-
ing themselves ID ths gardon thny hoard the re-
port OF lifearmB. "oh, il ia only my fAter try
Ing Ills gl1ns Tor shooting Tomorrow" exclaimed
ttlo son, und nobody thought any moro about It,
However On returning 10 tho house, 1t wan
found TINT tho merollant had slot Llu vito. and
theu had blown out hia owl, brains, 4 revolver
10y on tho ground. Tho wonaan's body was
pierced with five bulls, aud tho marks OF h,aod
on tho floor Bhowel tliat sho la tried To n1,cnuo
nfter boiae wounded. Tho maj, lad t1on nfocrd
tho revolver In his mouth and fired thn Inst
Charge. 1'Ao couple had alwAya Iiyed on GOOD
tormu. Tho merchant waa &C yoars old and lis
vito GO. Tile son suppoBcs Tint his fatAor, who
was ydry lot-teMpcroh, committed tue act in n
n,olnunt Of passion causod by a little domestic
squabbto.
Mntc Stanton ON Ercnch1non ns Cooks.
Tho paria men bare found ono proper vocation
namely to cook aud wash diBlos: aud at1.nirabla
cooks thoy nre. Paris IL tho most soientnV city
III tic world, and noi,s "hperes" Ia hero sofoll-
tirally se.slad in Que raspeet am happy to lnow.
II nic.i fall bolow won,ou in oyory othDr t1no nr,
they may cIatl tue palm III cooking II Ia aaght-
ful to 200 how domestic aud useful man CELL DO
nhan tay aro in tlIeir natural 6en,enti Am 1cil
to bulioYo that Of tho carnln Of the "tontcd
field IL the uen'a coaking. War IL relisroa Of
half ftH horrors, IN my eye, Il tho soldier caA
auiy eujoy good BREAKFAST cooked by Trenoh
man, before lo goes ont to bo shot down! wisl,
American Rentlomen woull turn their attontion
, 1874-09-11

AT ROCHESTER, MACHINERY MFG. CO., % AND
10 south Casinl st., pnrhKo-MaGhnotJ taf pstAtng-
aeniu9 a.iop, eaHsuo. Hpd gosss drant aSlt'K ,,
Jlat9 lnfQFta nt.Mnkkct AND lnfohlhey 6nl"
Nask QIY4 M4 1 call hqfuIr lNIrpIlakfAx.
, 1874-09-11

Suhar unu.
no NENT-a.RQoM AND nAsEAtEnT HOUSE.
EoTd barn; lot 75soo foot, In so9iowood m Fifty
dak Ptn e. MSensy us;scneee uns s!o daily HtIn
9 Viii ~ 9ss a Suth rons fon @ PCT
nunu. ~ ~ on w premises se ts vory desirable plaoe
On tln rt9fnises. Of R1om Iake Khnrn unlhot.
, 1874-09-11
BOOKS;

TT1SiTORa TO TIE EXPOSITION WILL ElNu
hooks aud slHtiuHrry pt I4HltlI I65 tnulh Usrk,
n. ~ nef cent ehoapar than al4swhess IL The eIs
u klxl4
, 1874-02-20

noy W. Son.
Lymnn Dridgos commenced an aotton against
Horny Ha!tBlandor and o. i. Randall to recover
S2,O0O. w. ~000'eA
Miller, Watson & Co. ootnmonoed q suit for
a9,00O against lIenry L. Picket.
Tho International Bank brought Bu;t ngatuBt
w. u. Datohnm md Adam aud rloraon Smith,
claiming $l0,000; another against tho Swansea
Smelling md Refining Company for 90, 900; and
third ngatnst Adam, pleraon anl Samuel Smith
nnu W. u. Windnte for $4,000. and q fourth
agaiilat tho Richards Iron Works for 81O, 600.
Amelia Wolff began n trospnss nuit against 8.
D. Lud1on, 9. 3. King, William awiubllrn, and
H. D: bhort, laying damages ut $4,000.
:, john u. Legnard and John Shane sued Henry
Z. piclet for $4,000.
, John g. Horne brought suit for 81, 900 against
CIRCUIT COURT.
Elizabeth Dowller commoncotl init for S2:(0O
against Alma Van Winklo, :,
Dnniol G.. Fort recovered Judgment for
Sl,506.82 agalnHt Lucian T. Dnrclay.
COUNTY COUNT.
inc will or Frederick Utho .wna y1rovon and
!otters tastAmentnry woro granted to Gertrude
otho Under m approved bond of $4,000.
stephen Irotassle, Patrick 1tylor, John Brown,
Aato Chnrart. William Mcdonald, Charles Bundt.
and Arnso NJ. Hood, wore examined sofore turiea
who pronounced them insane and ordered thpir
removal to an aHylum. warrant ana voniro
were issncd for the arrest Of Caleb Dewey aud
!, Jury to Try hs alleged insanity Frlday morn
, 1874-02-20

was committed, q slcltoning sight waH pro.
eontod. Ihe poor woman lny aoroas hor bod
dead, with tho loft sf1o Of hor head may ol to 4
Jelly; oil tho forehead was gash two nchos In
iongth+ OIL hor chin two ugly bruises, mud on
nor throat tho imprinta OF fngor mills worc
Tho opinion was that tho dood wee done by
ntexlcans. Tho Coroner took ohnruo Of tlc
body and itnpnnolol a Jury. Tho stranger ro-
1efroa 70 waR arroatel on suspicon, aB woli aB q
1lg hloxlcan named podro Lucoro. This man
Lncoro Is desperate character. Tho Oalifor-
man. Lueero, another Mexican, and nogro
Wore ali hold to await tho decision Of tho
mains, and yostorday Sunday tho lato Molly
Toward was tnken to llor last rosting place,
ADOLF y o'clock Monday morning groupn Of
mon with royplvors gathered togothor. At about
II tho groups concentrated into ono largo crowd
ana proceodcl to tho ,Ooroner's of1lco. Finding
that tito inquest waH over they woullod their way
mere thoy entered the building and aoizing. tho
american, they once more made thoir why down
tllo street toward the rivor, followed by at loagt
15o persons Of both soxos.
at tho river Bido large cottonwood.tree was
taought aud found, rope thrown over proioot-
ing limb aud fastened around tile culprit's neck.
llo was thon asked ii llo had anything to sny.
when no confessed to having killed SIolly How, uy,
ard because clio owod him ono dollar. 10 wns
5hon told he would DO glvon ton minutes TO mako
!ts ponco With hts Creator. He replied tlat bo
did not want to pray.
A woman by tho name Of Moline then fastened
another knot on tho rope around his neck, tho
word was given, and sho, with throo other dis
800 persons. Mexican md American, iauucheti VI "i
The murderer into otoruty. uo diod In about
1ftenn minutes.
, 1874-02-20
Pnlmam Qui Meruit Ferat.,,

It Ia said tue Americans aro tile most eo-ahead
people in tho world, and, to great extent, it's
truo; hut we'll have to look sharp to preserve
our laurcls, or we will 10 beaten BY our cauuio
Scotch friends. AZ far as rapid progross is con.
corne1, the firm Of Messrs. Henderson Bros..
tho owners Of tho woll-kuown Anchor LING i
OF ocean steamers, have made tracks in Tho
course Of q few years which will boat ANYTHING
which has boon accomplished by my individual
firm or company In this or any other country.
The Auclor Line laa already leot Of forty
two ocean steamers, eeyeral Of these being ooual
to anything atloat, and hive been running two
etoamers weekly regularly between Now York
a. ard dnsgow, besides supplementary boats.
The owners, finding tho trade growing on them
30 rapidly, and boing unable to meet tho demand
OH their freight requirements particularly, have
determined to meet it by taking stop uno-
qualed in the history OF ship-building Mr..
James Henderson, Of the Now York house, Is
here ut present, aud informs uB that tue firm are
now building twelve Of tho largest lirst-o -olasa
stoamers. Averaging $500 to 5000 tons each, and
intend from tho LIST Of April noxt, to run aa be-
fore two ateamors each wook between Now York
and Glasgow, calling at Londonderry, and a
tIlird between Now YORK and Glasgow, calling ut
Queenstown to accommodate the south Of ire
land passenger traffic, making throe regular
boats ouch why weekly, sailing from Glasgow
and New York TuoHdny, Thursday, and satur.
day,
, 1874-02-20
TELEGRApH,c BRevlTIEs,

The Ohio State Grange, at Xonia, pasecd
resolutions ,ndoreing the Woman's tomporauco
movement, and podging it's support.
..,,-E1-Mayor john Nichards, of Watertown,
Wis.,. died suddenly at Fond du Lao Wodnoadayg
from paralysis, l.
,,-Roynl Buck, just reported killed by tho In
dianB III Nebraska, was for many years editor OF
paper in Fond du Lac, Wis.
"a. ": Merriam, IN ontorprising citzon OF New
Orleans, Vice-PreBidcnt OF tho Agricultural Fair
Association, aud for many years 4 lending spirit
~ the hlistic-rewe celebrations, participated in
Tuesdays festivities until half-past tho follow
Ing morning, and died ut half-past q. N.
"Wednesday Of apoploxy, aged 49,
Tho first annunl exhibition of tho Wisconsin
Poultry Association opened Wednesday IN Mil
fayoraby with TINT secn at older exhibitions,
The entries nre 297, Including over 1000 fowls,
SQUIRRELS, singing-brds, goose, turkeys. prairie
nofS. ea.s, aoyes, rabbits, pigeons, otc.. Tho
tinue two dnys longor.
, 1874-02-20

SSlHnEn 9pFlGE or 4. J. MEIQllERT, 9ls aOuTIl
psJmouta. Eont0d, aud repaired. Qpeu eYounKs.
, 1874-02-20

asod Us years; dark hart hoght about feet piuoes
dhia3 dS Doysf " es s' 1 nGo ,M neS hsnG
itma sgOn n W.llase Staten ksa ntonaod short
~ ~ bsothsF. Ju6EPn KELLY, NvrMi0h, 0atasiV.
kauBa2 pH1aks please a0p{,
, 1874-02-20

= nj pt9s n,s s'al sont; y ;snnu. payants per colt
lh0 cheap lots At NartllwnIt Jsn oat-ehnn,
M 1;S l9tt on Washington iletRhtA. '''
lh0 Washington lol8lts lHs aujoIn Mnrgan Park nro
sa',ss n tho riEe. o foot from sonst satoa nen tS
Mii,itasy Aead"i1y e1sel M eto Several rosenocs
5 msar IN in1' Tro,Gty, TS ,ns sde. sonar
p 40 nnv huding This nooo,nointon tpsns iii
bs added Naroh d convoy tic ENTHUSIASTICALLY Dom!
lati0u OF thIa prnIfsln9 su1nsb ''6 f"i'
"" ca s. ut; In Az part Of soath 0h!sseo at Tho
raoo soaka for soli OEor no lois nTo boon sod bors
1tuon tho rsHlG. ~ 'o'' "0' |o' |"
The Northwestern ear.shors already srnnoy ,cvor,
hunlsod men. and Will SCOTT 10 our lHrrnst Mil,rb
vicinity. 'es ''' 'N''r
pat9lasors n chor Of those snburbs will DO asslstod
In building II thGy c0tntnonCs at 1t1po. ~ ~ @
We d0slTo to ae At hast E OF thcse lota bv DInro T.
nnI t. scc9sh thi'. ahal koop the oco upon iii IL
Il, p. nlAN11HARn
, 1874-02-20

E'OIs EXQIIAEGE-A BA1sGAIN-10-ACRE BLOCK.
VoEy oholco, high. rolling grnund 10 minues rIy froJ,
y @ su house will buy equity. Address
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-11-26

4 young child II C. n Sander.ou. Of
Jamaies, was go severely sraIded by fall.
log tntg patti % hot water. rbarsdsy,
tbe slb, iitsi ii died The following day,
o. fAarsdsv af last week. Charles
bHiarh 81 Hralori shot white SPUR
rel ll il abaut tbe ,lEr u lbe average
rcd squirrel, aud resembles that animal
much ia shape and appearance.
The Stale siiH asrs soldiers of thc late
sar SO 0p5 most II which has been len
uapait ihfoBga ihe Heglert " tAose TO
81 am a j. disc
There b SIRED gid Olive SablnF, rs
NsRpoa Cemyr year. old. The 6og.
dsat tly soaud tbe Kitchen windows
after dark tie ieass mite.