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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-08-20
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NELSON HOUSE.


George Patten, NJ. Apman and J. Y. Play
er, Phila lelphiH; ]. Clifford, A. Lapp, l..
}ritzfelder, +. NJ. hampton, r. Marshall, p.
p. PcaSe, A. l.. Harris, and G. l.. Nelson, of
Louisville; Branch Martin, Il. G. Pillow, J.
IL. Polk, ald w. f. Southern, Memphis;
Wade kevcsO Ala; Thomas w, Fleming Of
Georgia; John Beech, ]. ID: Reynolds, X. =.
HOliinS, jr., q. ? Rose, G, Z. Burton, Shade
Murray, W. T. Burgess, K. c. X. Martin, II.
Z. Fiiersou, J. KeSSler, W. Ii. IItll, J. A. Bur
ton, Joe Gibson and J. w. Lindsey, of Nash
Vile; Clarence Ashley, Chas. NJ. Williams,
{. HerboId and J. w. Matther, of New York;
J. \. Ellis, ofClift4n. Tenn Thomas sharp
OF New Castle; X. +. WiIbuTn, OF Dickens,
Miss /; j. Elder, OF Clncinnati: John Low
cry, ID. y. Hagerman, of Lima, Ohio; Thorn
as Miles, Of Frankfort KY; K. II. Watkins,
of Huntsville, Ala, L. X. WOrlcy, of Ham, =
shire; w. IL. ButOrd, of Reynolds Station,
Tenn; J. W. Hodge, of Giles County; N. f..
Martin, of LynnvilIe; ii. Brennan, of Beck
nan, Va; ". P. Russell, OF Williamsport;
Cal. Thomas, of I.ynnvilIc; NJ. E. Montgom-
cry. VIM. H"ustes-. V. Mangram, ". Ii
" ard, A. C. Haley, OF Pulaski.
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Some parts of the roads, for instance
from Nebo to WilliamspOrt, are
put in good fix, while other parts just got
lick and promise, and still others a
half lick and two promises.
The complaints of thievery among the
farmers, seem to be general. We hear of
loss of hogs and sheep, every few days,
and raids upon hen roosts, and melon
patches, are of almost nightly occurrence.
a gentleman OF the 18th district, heard
one of his sheep bleating in a thicket,
that was in his pasture, and the flock be-
ing in another part of the pasture, it at
tracted his attention, and upon going to
ascertain the cause, found it securely tied,
mot tangled) with grapevine ready to
be slaughtered, as soon as the darkness
would make it safe.
Robert and Willie Dorset, have return
ed, from visit to the neighborhood of
Florence, Ala. They report things calm
and serene along the route. with good
prospects for crops. Mr.. Ed. Hawkins, a
relative, came home with them.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-08-20

Jesse y. Bailey to ". Il. Kindel, Is acres
18th district, $1,000.
=. 7. Akin 10 H8ylCy Russell, acres 9TH
district. 500,
Emma Peterson to Leon r'rieTsoA, interest
in lO2 acres, district No. - SU1U.Ol.
IuOS. Nj. " ulUIUm to Hugh ErysOn, inter-
est ia l2S acres district, $4,000.
~hcYlf Alexander to ipr. w. II. Brown, lot
IN Columbia, Sli2.u,
--DUr pretty little friend Miss Tenuie G..
will please accept uuI thanks fuI "A Oca ut
itu oopUcJr
HoggaU Ciopton Of Ark, is again win
us, looking young and handsome.
seventeen thousand eight hundred and
SiNty-twD bushels at wheat shipped from
EweN station up TO yesterday.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-08-20

.Tuu-, rutprpri-iug aud guahDad liuok
-.,Ior., tpuIstork n iiu>Etou, are now put.
81 tl,a pretty aud substantial cover Bu eve
me school book business and must cost
them 10 great deal OF money, bot o. meets U
want long felt and saves the books, uud
ih.y deserve credit for their Literally, 49,.
thry scil books lower than ever, aud put
covers GA tfr'.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-08-20

ANNA RDXEURY: iaWn and white CalNpu
AnTiI 2 ISL: bred by l.. Ii. 4 SaddCll Pail.
adeIphia; by RoNbury. Sold To W. }. Wht
thorne, Columbia, for $50.
LETTIE T.; squirrel gray, nearly solid; i'm.
poTted in dam by f.. Z. L. Fowler, January
is, 1871; sired ON Island of Jersey. Sold Ia
/ H. Dew, Columbia, for SO.
OLIyE: solid orange Ltwg, DIRK points
,4,lVed September Is, 1873; bred by W. b.
DinSmorc, Staatsburgh, \. y: by Quaker
inported Sold to Major Sample, Mont
GONE y, Ala, FOR $40.
EIyrE or SrAATsErRGH: solid fawn, black
POINTS; calgCd October Il, lN1S- bred by W
il. DinSmore: by Yankee, imported. Sold
To- Van Kirkman. y Nashville. for SlS1.
Grows PRINCE~S, ~ y fawn aud white
calVed April q, 1874: bred by 4. J. AlCNau-
der, WoOdbuTu, Ky, hy Crown Prince OF
WOODBURY.. Sold 10 Van kirkman, Nash
Vile, for SllO.
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Reayer DaIn Anrtnps.

X. =. BRADFORD,
Tiptonvtlle, Lake County, Tenn
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-09-24
A Fast Young Mans Career.

From the boston dOOe'
The sure result of persistent evil course
of squandering' money in gambling, fast
women and wine, is again exempllhed IN
the career of William Hart, who was ar,
rested in this city on Saturday, on Court
street, for the larceny of IS 900 worth OF
diamonds and jewery from the Hon. VIM
Kemble, of Philadelphia, in July last
Hart is q years of age, very good looking,
of good family and address. Moving IN
good society, with more than the usual
amount of money at his command, he fell
into evil company, and, losing the respect
of his friends, went deeper into vice, an4ln
moment of desperation robbed the Hon
William Kemble, of Philadelphia, OF $1,000
worth of diamonds and jewery on the 9th
of last July. He fled from the city, was
suspected and the matter put into the hands
of the prince of detectives, Allan Plnker-
ton. He traced Hart northward and com
muuicated with Assistant Deputy Chief
Ham, of this city, who gave the case, with
photograph of the criminal, to special
| Offices Dearoon and Skerton Thes officers
got on Harris track a few days since and
hut for hotel clerks blunder would have
had him in custody. He slipped them that
time however, only to be caught the next
day ON Court street. He confessed his guilt
to the officers, saying that Immediately after
the larceny he went to New York where he
pawned his il!-gotten gains, on which he
only realized 81 200. He travelled under
the aliases of Cornell and Collins from New
York to Saratoga, where he spent his money
on fast women and in gaming. On getting
we'll down in pocket, a few weeks ago, he
came to the club" and after short &C.
ouaintance with the sharpers of Howard
street got broke" lie recently, in order
to live, had to pawn his clothing, besides
running up a bill of $50 in one of our high
toned hotels. lie claims Mr. kemble to be
a relative Of his, and upon being locked up
in the station house he manifested no little
penitence.
, 1875-01-20

THOSE uOfiEH TICKETS.
somo of tho ral1roal Tickets recently forre0 ~,
t,,s ill.,, ~, I,,,n,is C,,,,r.I roaaa H.,
'''o h''on "''o t"'noio SIn'ta' A'oAuS ~ souns
printer Were p'sfcnaseu Ds sono OF the Hcalptrs
in this city, whero they Wcre found by tho de-
tectiyos. These scalpars have boon Fostering
,ro,ar t,,or na;a sor t,,,sa to,,a.' NJ ras,o
i''onss toos i@'" .as tneao sce'ss, i'e soaos
put the matter III Tie hands OF thoir lawyers, and
thoy .haye found that the hoyiaod Statutes
Of Illinois, In Chap. So, &c., II, Criminal
la,o nrav;aa .,,,t .h.sa ,na, nro ,,nt o,',,, rot
49, N... w. 'ns'u ~, ' on'5 IoS
ent'tcu 20 tne 1otatn u tf'e nouey tnoy Pala lor
tho tiekctH, but that they may be }iaea To be i'm
prisoned for ona yonr IN the pcnitcutiary for
irving to nut the tschotg In circulation. eaui
scctiup roads Oh follows
7fnnv neraop xhe1i .teh or e,n.oz.,e eny suc eou.
mn. or uthnr rsiIruaI tlrket or ,ss or rna frasI
y,tiy ntau,l, or print Or rla puy such tirket. co
pom. Or ass shall f,aululony se put iii clrsu-
htlo any suth ticket COUPON. or pass, thu lersen
offending shall bo published by inprta0nment In the
.,,o,, J.. ~. IAjn at, Aueansn1s ~ ,.,,o III,
heeuraluk - slle tutuH .fu@s.tu tna tIA.a se
nt I,enl1 " oa.e4 tHa.n ou''As 'no n'ous1 u
Oeeoroof eco a,, % "ere a. .oa;oMs: ~ US T.. ,.,,,
uh lMa aI'eln9on " ~. ths ~; wiz englne aau
NJ passenger tram on tho lhalanaiolls, H. fefn d
chleaso lsoad mat noar Cicero; lhd, Tue past
nenEel"ssa!1l "na haMeu ~ liz 1'tae " aYou coi.
| AHon, pu1 tne I!ieu oh tae wig ahslhe reversed
ann 1hn'pea' Inc enEne stattoa uI pacA"hTus !.
WIN no one Gn ppaso ANU o9o.l nt'alusue . tlRn
II fnn mo tho rear enti .! q Mooa ttaih WHICH
Nas lnhI eoiIk u ssu!nE@ oeselgi ". eats Mete
wrecked an! the VIA engine was bhtly smashed
up. ehtown rom tho ffaos, ana upset. ,.
On INC attefhoom or tn9 "a. 1h luz EiVer ~ ~
near t. CRESCENT, htinn.. freiel't train ran into
homu loaded cafa wllch "efo atand!hg on the
TRACK, doihG some damhEe. Ing ch3ahoma1l,
, 1875-01-20

zach month Of the year, nccordiDasto The record,
has boon NJ follown:
5,smsry .as1ssp!tsmeeF
IAasa.t ,ass Desembe. aS'
Tho average for Deeember hna boon exceeded
In otKht ont Of tho twefve months.
TIE FONT WAYNE, MuNu1E CINCINNATI L1T1dA-
T1ox.
ss,;'a. D''nas,h e ~ chieGs, 7r'9sns:
1ud., yestcrtlny eont II writ Of nttacoment to
officials hero to ha served ou nocevnr A. l.. Ed
gcrton, Of tho Fort Wayne Mnnce Il Cincinnati
l!aslroad. appointed by Judge Dr'ntnond. OF thc
Unitch Statea District Cunrt, and William W.
Wostltingtor, General Superintendent, COM
.na..s1iMg the sAer,E to attacl, then, and bytrg
them bo'oro him Mt Richmond, Ind. tLcro to au
aver for conenlpt Of Court il, taking possession
Tlo 1,artcn wore nccort1iugly .arrested, and lclt
this afternoon for Hichmond This action was
brought about by Edgetton acting undcr or.
dcrs. Judge prun.mond taking possession Of
WAS under lilo control of Ntessrs. Reeves ard
kcnsoy, lecoivora appointed by Judge Kibboy.
Tl,oro IL considerable excitement in railroad
circ!eB over tho alfair.
THE LAFAYETTE, n1cos11Narox afrss1sstrr1,
tHnte'ai Dfspdtrh to 7he Chicago Tribune.
BT.ooM1NaToH, 1ll.* Ian. 10.-Tie Board Of
DirectoEn Of tho tafayotte, Bloomington Il Mis-
*isslppi tload, now operated rs Il branch Of tho
AOleuo, HAHhan ~ HesteFnt tEtL a. BlOonllnGEon
tlis afternoon. and elected Directors a. follows:
A. u. liayIss Now York; j. D. Cox. Toledo W.
L. Cornoan. Toledo; J. !. Easement, parnitte,
Ohio; ,1atncH Spears. Lafayette; A. Gridley,
Bloomington; Q. I. KooyeH. bloomington ".
4. nlGeR, Saybrook; g. Dogardus. Paxton z.
n. Smith md G. Ridgley, Springfield.
This aftur1loon, alsu, tho Doard Of Directors
organized Inst year, and representing the stock
subscribed to tho road by tho various towns In
this Md Ford County, hold Its ANIMAL meeting
in Haybrnok uaar tllft City Tho election reRnlt-
Cd nj follows: President, L. r. Henderson. Of
Towanta; Secretary, Merton Dunlap, Of FAX
ton; Directors. N. :. Sunderland, Of Blooming
ton 5; N. Dixon, OF radua; J. H. Collier, Of Gtb-
pie. D, Buttcrloll. and ". F. Youugb1ood, OF
Paxton; +. Van 17eiduor, Of Ellsworth; j. D..
Henderson. Of Cheney's Grove; aud A. B. Fer
glaon OF Ford County.
, 1875-01-20
OBITUARY..

Another OF the early settlers Is Eone-Mr.
Edward Parsons, who d,oa at the hou1e Of his
daughter, Mrs. A. D. Davis, No. 5s2 West
Adams street, Monday. Ho carao to Chicago in
1886, and fo. vesr sold groceries in partnership
with ,tr. G. n. Holden. Subsequently, he and
Mr.. John c. 1Iaiues were together in tho
tlry-gools tratle md later ho waH asso-
c,atcd with Mr.. j.. &. Hall in tho me-
gotiatioit o{ Ioanp. afterwards continuing the
latter business by himself. Ho MAS noted for
bis integrity at good Judgment, and aecun1aa.-
cd considerable wealth by fair dealing l1o never
Ind lawsuit, and it is believed, nd uo enetnles.
being always willing to make concessions. aud
thereby nvnrt the 1n1Nigouce or expression uf
acrimonious feelings. IIo adhHrcl etrf::iy to
tho golden rrecort: Honesty IL tl'o heRt poll
cy," and can Justly ba called MI honest n'an,--
tic highest eilcomiuni that eau be bestowed upon
a moral.
, 1875-01-20
wore chosen a. tho Committee on Arranpem.,..

wore chosen a. tho Committee on Arianpem....
for tho ueyt nt,nuAi reunion.
After b,,sinoHB waa disposed Of the Rav, !,
lcge nt Topeka, Kn.,Ba.. and Dr. T.. G. Ni,t.tu'11'
Professor In the Baptist Theological Cemn,t'l
Of Chicago, adlrceaod tho Indies In d few tf,;.
remarks. sa
Tho remainder Of tho evening wne popsta +,
pleaAant communion by tho ladies' With man, ~ ~
their gentlemen frtcl,ls who by this timo b,; ~
appeared on the hnppy Hccne. prominent s,nnna
them boinE Gen. 4. l.. Chetlain, Mir. rctslbonss
and many others.
Ths splendid quartstto choir from tho s,cor.
Presbyterian Churca added their presence 10 II.
asaemblaye, and entertained tho 3adics and than,
g1,osts with their n,lHfc, This choir ia eomosai
Of h1re. Farrell, Mrs. Dalfour, Mr. Bloa, ga GA
Dir. Howard, under the orgarist, i'rof. IioolI
and is numbered among tho best in TIM clty, Il
a lata hour tl,s party Lroko up aud retired, ve5
plohEod with this rounIon of tho nlurle, sas
looking forward with pleasure to tho ns1t.
, 1875-01-20
THE ClTY.HALL.

The Committee on Harbor and Bridges will
meet Thursday afternoon In tho City Clerks
otilce. The Committee on Railroads will meet IN
tbs same oftlco at the samo time.
}flat shadow has tlsrkoncl the spirit Of Fire
Commisslouer Ayars7 lie WIS yosterday caught
In the act OF besoechipg several Aldermen to
Yote TOR y. Il. Moore ~ his SUCCESSOR.
Tho present cold snap has completely frozen
up news At the City-1IAll. Itenla which weok
ago would have been cant to the wind are now
heartily welcomed for lack Of better ones.
Tho Board OF Police. Capt. Hickey. and
several Of tho detectives were Abaeut from head
quarters all Yesterday in attending tho funeral
Of tho late ssrst. Clarity. aupt. Helm, who is
Just recovering from recent Illness, was unable
to attond
Tie Senate Committee on Stato Public Cha1i-
tfcs Was in town yesterday and looking over 70.
built Chicago. iu Inc Afternoon tho legislators
wefo eseorted through the County Building, the
Clty-I1all. and tho Wates-Works, by President
rsindlyille, ot tho Board ot Pubic Work4.
AID. Thomas Stout VA stampediug The old rock
cry yesterday afternoon With tho sas contract IN
, 1875-01-20
MASONIC.

Sptesa! ptspatch 70 TIE Catca9o 7rfbnne.
DETROIT. Mich. Jan. 1o.-Tho GRAND couaeu
Of the Ioyal and solocs Atautors Of sitctig,a
assembled hero t.o-lay. and elected ard inatallsa
tho following olllccra: N. I. &. H., u
Mansfield, Coldwater; D. G. NJ, 0estc,
Hill, rortland; e. 2, q. Of W., J. Il
Eversrd, Of Jackson; G. Treasurer, z. A.
Elliott. Of Detroit; q. Recorder, a.
y. Noble, Of Detroit G. c. Of @. A.. J. utley.
OF IT. Louis; q. c. OF @. c., 3. Reynolds, d
1loading q. Steward, J. N. Price, OF Teet
nuter g. g., ". V. Griffith, OF Detroit G. G.
u. /. Dongtorsy. Of Holland. Tho council cloaaI
this evening.
The Grand Chapter Of Royal Arch Masons /,
In sesbion hero to-day, but the proceedings Lau
not baon m4do public.
, 1875-01-20

MlBcELLaSEDus.
Company G. Illinois State G'lnrd mcets this
evening at rogIlnontal headquarters.
The Holping Hands, 4" will meetat the resi-
dsnce of DIr r. L. Ioot, 1857 1udi,na avcnuo,
Friday evening.
Tic regular meeting Of tho Atncricm Electrical
Society will bo held this evening, at T:30 o'clock,
In Room Union Building.
The Rev. J. ". Balm will tectup Tuesday
evening at tho United Presbyterian Church,
cornor Of Mouroe and Pauina stroets. on "Ths
Worker, or Cure for LazinesH.'
meeting Of tho Drcctrcsses OF tlo Protest
ant Orphan Asylum, 789 MichlEsn aeuue, will
tnke place At u o'clock q. H. to-day. A full at
tendance is desired. "a sotno arrangements arc
yet to be made to perfect the programme tor tho
entertsinlnent+.of Saturday In celebration Of tho
twensy-tfsh anniversary Of tho institution.
Agruesb1y to q resolution Of the lxec,1:iyo
Committee, the Agents na tho Protection Life
insurance COMPANY have boon invited T. asaenl-
bio at tho Hons Office Of the Companyat 10 q.
m, to-day for tho interchange OF viowHnnd tho
discussion Of subjects OF lnteroat to all vorAors
Arrangements viii be made by thu COMPANY with
one Of the principal hotels to entertain frienda
free OF expense.
The UniyernaliBt State Conference will meet at
10 O'Clock this morning Mt st. panI's Church, on
Michigan aysnuc. Dr. Kyaor will dclivolan nd
Pullman, Secretary Of tho tieuera1 Couvntlon.
will state tho purpose OF tho conforcne. In
she afternoon thor9 will bo praycr-tneetiis, AMI
"Our Work in the Northwest vii! bn discussed.
In tho evening tho Ney. James II: Fus!nsn, OF
Ncw York, will praach on tho "l.egeugat;ng
Power Of UnivetA2lstn."
rIAYER-MEET1NGs.
There will DO union trayar-lneottng h tho
American Reformed Church this morniugat u
O'clock.
, 1875-01-20
C11enp Labor.

VHenp IhhnT. =
Tho attention Of manufacturers ia specially called
IN advertisement Of the pcnttcntiary Oommtssonsu
LII today paper Offering the labor Of from TO to IN
convcs, sond. ablc-bodied me,. nttel for nearly at
kinda OF labor, An cxeel1cnt opportunity Is hers Offered
of securing good ahoprooun, steam roxer at
able rates, and excellent aboress, who can bo secured
1t rates 80 reasonable to mako manufacturing
specially profitable.
, 1875-01-20

Kate Field made her first appearance In tho
character Of Laura Hupkins. IL "The Gildcd
Age" at Hartford, Monday evening. Concorn-
ines her SUCCESS. John 7. Nasmoud (Coi. Seleys)
teatihea M follows: MY DEAR Miss FIELD: I
of Yaura HasIins say s4coIIeut in ss fuiIeat
ae1ss. It MAS IN every way worthy OF u 1tAt-
class professional" None Of tho Hartford Many
papers, however, admit she performance 10 hsys
k1tp spcassAful.
, 1875-01-20

Elmwood and Warwick Col1nra.
Quite furore has bern created by tho Elfnwood ind
Warwick collars. Gentlemen Who would not hereto
fore paper collarA lays triod them With much
satisfaction that they continue to uae them, whls
others will find that shese collars 10 worn lorgr
than any others.
, 1875-01-20
whv thu nHomeH Tited.

Why tho "Home" Is Liked.
THIS aewing- g-machinc, above ali othors, IL likedbe
csuse II is cheap ts4o>, simple, durable, compact
capable. noscless runs easily. IL most perfect best
and easest-rrguiaed Tension reliable md IN abos
is tho tcst family machine In !4o world. Jousao4
CLAnK l. Co., l4l stata street.
, 1875-01-20
ROCKFORD SEMINARY.
Annual Meeting Of the Alumnm al tho
Pacific Hotel.
Address of Mrs. Cllctlain---Tho
TOasts.

~ .
Toasts.
.,,,x -. A.. .a,,. .o,r,,,.tuu .,,.
q urge nataoo, u .ho 'lo'es co'ap.'I.nR sue
Alun,bm OK the Hockiord seminary hoia thelt
nnnral reunion yesterday at the Grand Pacific
Hotel. The elecant drawin.-roon1B ,Yere thrown
onor ,or tho nccason ond a. tho bour of
wv ~ sAe oeeaoo"' u.s. As -, wv. y.
oeloeN' the 1olo"ine ,aaaea were .neso aAscns-
bled: Mrs. Qen. Chetatn, Mrs. Fostor Iettl-
Nv, n II r,of, Mr.. r,,1no w,,,,ov Nra " n
c..;.,. It, nt'.,.uls,.. AZ. ra,.s.1s A..
i'thLa' aLle' t''aupe1'a'n. Hi'e. 1a"a'oe' oI.''
kcyes, Alisa Mario Thompson aIrs Adams, bliss
Abbo, Mrs. W. V. Teltair Mira. Z. 3. Chandlers,
3tr. 1sceo rt,{liu Nrs Cnrro f1retr hties a.
Polar nIius A1n ncnai,;ct Mira. Brown
a. u'tet' a"'oo au' A.tu'''4..s N.s', H.o"h
f3. Iylcf, DTS L. u. Co'1'f'h' hFs' AAcflcatt
Mrs. HlchsiHt, Mrs. Talbot. Mrs. Drake Dlra.
William J,athrop. Mrs. J. d. Johnston Mrs.
ah-;c,, ,ru william g,n1cott Miss C,arn Wood.
~ ~. s. H4-. ,,:"n mn. n.,'-
al1, -liAs mary u MORTON, ol'ss G1ho o'ooA',
G1rs, II. Al. Goodwin, MisH Shumhn, MEa. MAty
Lo,oau. Miss Frauces Rowland, Mrs, Alice
n,r,o ar,.u W;i1i,,,. sr;a, rarr,a M,rrsv nYivo
'tto' N,'o ''Aat,"' 1A' t,,.s
ne,nah llchafas' Mfe' H. '. om'sn' ana Mihs
llatt1o Il. Hayward.
Tho Afun,nD WAS called to otdeE by their
President, Mrs. Con- ChetIain, ut tho hour aboyo
.,a,t,o,n,1 on1 r,4;, o.,l,,t III, 1,1oo cb,t.o1
Oil tao efoii'7 VI .ie FuSs sca1' nAns snoso
were they know best. aH no gentlen1en woto pres-
ont. md for onco in thor .Ivea the Iatl,Da de-
c1incd tn communicate to tho rcpo.tor tho toplo
, 1875-01-20
THE ETRlECER.

sNow-HIHls SHOOTING At IExrCn pAkg.
Quits number Ut onr prominent sportsman
gathered ut Dexter Park yesterday afternoon. for
tLe purpose Of testing their skill ut pigeon and
sr,ow-bird shooting. The frat mitch took place
between Measra. Price, Kleinu,an, and Sampson,
tiftsen suow-biras each, u yards rise. 80 yards
boundary, from mud ground traps. Below is
Tue Gcora;
Al Pries. lis
W. .. Bampsou. ..,...1 ll0111109l lii
~. He,unau. llllQ1Qol1VQ- .
, 1875-01-20
Chicitcring UpriEht Pinuos.

Chiciterlng UpriEht Pianos.
| just recetYal at NeedA Tompto Of Music, caruu
Dearborn Gd Van ssuron streets. few very hue III.
right pauos containing the latest and bes. Improve.
| Genta.
Those who wish to buy Of tho neweat st5la
should paya visit to the Tom,,te Of 8IuHic.
, 1875-01-20

1T this stage. it becaMo SO lark thoy were
obliged to stop shooting, and White aiil Klc'n-
man divided tito lnanev.
There will he few private lnatclics and
sweepstake shooting Oh tl,e satns grounds. COM
niciliu, At o'clock sharp to.day. All ara i'll
yitel tu attend,
, 1875-01-20

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Ifcaly at thu rc4ldeacr ri p bds's nnttlsr No. ri
Wat ln!isn-s, Mr. David 4. MORRISON and MiGl Al.
bettlno tAynr, Iuth Ut Chicago.
, 1875-01-20

AAo ]<oAL4at6 = oi9Epa
will bo required to wrencA 1ecayed tooth from
the mouth Of any ons who liab1a'lr nanipulates hiI
or her teeth with sozodont. It prevents al densl
dt&nlse.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
Domestic Eec.pes.

DRIED BEEF FRIzzLED IN CREAM-Chip
the beef as thin as paper with a very sharp
knife. Melt in frying pan. butter the size
Of an egg; stir the beef about in it for two
or three minutes, dust in little -four, add
halt teacup full of rich cream, give boil
up, and serve in a covered dish.
OYsTERs.-A gentleman who is a judge
of such matters says, that if oysters, intend
ed for use in the morning, are placed in a
pail of cold fresh water over night and left
dill morning they will be found to be large
fat and plump. Let all our housekeepers
try it. and report the result. or course
reference is made to oysters in the shell.
BAKED APPLE PCDDING.-Set a quart
of milk overnight, take of the cream in
the morning, and heat your milk to boil
ing point. Wet two dessert spoonfuls OF
corn-starch iu little cold milk and stir ia-
to it and continue stirring till it thickens.
Set it of from the fire. Beat together two
eggs and half cupful of white sugar;
then pour your corn starch into this, stir
ring it together carefully, and add a tea
spoonful of salt. Pare and slice thin, six
large. pleasant apples; lay them into your
pudding dish, pour the custard over them,
and bake an hour, or until the pudding is
tender. For sauce, add sugar, nutmeg and
. little extract TO the cream. This is
very economical and delicious pudding.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
Hints for the Family.

hay sprinkled with little chloride of
lime and len for an hour In a closed room.
VIII remove the smell of new paint.
when acid has been dropped on any arti-
Gle of clothing, apply liquid ammonia to
XIII the acid; then apply chloroiorm to re-
store the color.
Before laying the carpet, il moths are sus
pected, Ii is well to rub the boards over
with turpentine; sprinkle with very dilute
carbolic acid, about a tesspoonful TO gal
lou of water, is also a good precaution
This last should be rubbed over the walls
before the paper is put on.
There Is good reason to believe that con-
agious diseases are oftcn communicated.
ny dogs. cats. aud other household pets
\ case of scarlet fever recently occurred
IN England in which a dog cOuveved the
disease. lie had been the constant com
panion OF a fever patient. aud h> hair
doubtless became impreguateI wiki the
malaria.
A correspondent gives the folowiu,
remedy fer chilhlains Take Common red
peppers or cayenne and put into spirits >uf-
icient To make quite s,rong. aud b bl.hr the
Effected parts quite freely. This will sure
Y cure. am 6j years old. aud have used
aud recommended It all nv lie without
showing failure.
Moths will work in carpets in rooms that
are kept warm in the winter a. well a. IN
he summer 4 sure method OF removing
the pests i to pour strong alum water on
the floor to the distance OF half a ward
around the edges before laying the carpets
Then once or twice during the season
sprinkle dry salt over the carpet before
sweeping. Insects do not ike salt and
sufficient adheres to the carpe. to prevent
their Alighting upon it.
A correspondent ofthe New York Farm
ers' Club gives an instance in which wo-
mans arm was swellcd to an enormous
size aud painfully inftmed. A poultioe was
made of stewed pumpkins. which was re-
newed every fiileen minute, and In short
time produced perfect cure. The fever
drawn out by the poultices made them OK
tremely offensive, a. they were taken oil.