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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-29

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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-29

esi~ 1AseeeaSSi - AcAtct SIks Onl
cago, We see Iowa men purchased
about thirteen thousand dollars wer,h.
thereby more than balancing the
amount taken out of the State It last
weeks sales.
A dispatch from Paris, KY, April
9Th says: ''During the stallion show
to-day Goldsmith's .Abdallah' was
instantly killed while going around
the track. He was met BY his full
brother, John Bright and the shaft
Of his sulky entered his breast and
came out near the lap Of the shout
der. causing death 10 few minutes.
His loss il greatly to b. deplored, -
he was considered one Of tho best
horses in the United States. He was
valued ct go, 600"
The Patrons in Muscatine county
have u operation oas pork packing
establishment, 40 agricultural nipple.
msnt warehouse, . Farmers' Insur-
ancs Companies, Farmsrs' Insti-
tute, : Grange Factory, and three
Grange stores. While all these
things have been incubating, Hon.
samuel McNutt has been president.
The Agricultural College 10 pros
pering. The Progressive Former Of
April says: "Our College building
y over crowded with students. Since
the opening On the third Of March,
there hss been : steady pressure
for roo1as, which many failed in get.
ting. No year in ito commencement
has shown more promise.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-06-05
Gratifying Intelligence.

Oar friends and >u5,crlbers will DO pleased
To hear that We have perfected arrangements
with the publishers 9f the INDUSTRIAL
RECORD Of 81. Lou, whereby we are cu-
a5Icd to furnish The iEACoX AMI The H!jHs-
trial RCc0rd. (rprh w,tkly) for the low price
OF - %. We make ihis otter Tor tie purpose
Of largely increasing !oar circulation Thn~,
who have been in ilahr Of subscribing for
Il fpreIgn paper instead Of that pabh,hed in
their own parish can scw have both Tor the
price of one. The 4. THS'rigt R)CO,d is an
Agricultural, Mechan "a! and Family News
paper, of sixteen pay, li,l %: choice reading,
market reports. &c. ~, costing alone : ~
per annum. We want the subscription OF
every farmer, merchtut and mechanic in the
raris., for tins splendi. oi.er. Noc IS Just the
time 10 begin. Let ihi different oranges Try
among themselves to raise clubs, ami thus
secure the parish paPsr auI 5OOd agriculu-
raj paper FIR one prize,
To our old -U5>rrlltrs, most of whom are
~ arrears, who will SECURE u, each one other
subscriber, we also sroY0ec u furnish both
papers for the exceed ;.gly low price Of Three
DOiiqrS each in Cashi The same otter j. also
extended 10 our paid-sp subscribers. J. Ibis
not liberal o!rr +Een each of yc!makr
an effort. aud you wi, bc sure To succeed, and
will never regret the issls,luce tuus given to
your parish paper. II.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-06-05

Tie g~iib3rs prize for Smiths Eih Dr.
tiongrg Is $50. iic rW -irs dis JoHra1L
far one ger, G"t ote 'aEy9 u Ia. Dtaioao5y for
$500.
NJ extra charge will he made tor rl"
Bible Dictionary when delivered at our publ
cation office.
When dchyerch through the mail , I cents
extra viii b. charged :or HE prepayment Of
postage.
Thirty cents extra Will be charged for box
ing in sending To one address from i To 10
h0.ss 81 .r!ts from 10 10 - bpcGs: -
cents from. - 10 -, AID - cents for all
orders for over 30
For less ,han / books ,o extra charges for
boxing.
Wchaye succeeded in maxim. arrange.
ments with the express companies to carry
our books q, a very iow rate. The express
charges viii toe pad at the point Of delivery.
IL sending orders cuciu,ca--
For one copy OF the Paper for wear and the
Bible Dictionary, To he delivered ~ oar
Office, Ia all $500
For the SALE, To be sent by mail. in all 30
Fo. two copies. L. BE- seat by mail. in all $50
For three copies, express 20 hc pad AT
the point OF delivery in all 1850
For fonr copies, - cents extra for boxing.
in all 1880
For c'ah, Of 10 or more the total charge fur
boxing anl .Xpres-agc viii amount To bat "a
few cents each.
A Sunday school edition, contail ling the
same matter. but less finely gotten up. " III
be combined with the paper Al ~ cents less
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-06-05
The AIso Picnic.

On Wcaar. a.r.a-. ..........- e..
cordial uv..a..a .. a....a .... .-,...
p..r.r q, Alto. ... -... ..-.a-. % ~. Ea......
sewn na..... .a.... 30 ,.,.,. ......
himself aut Me-. s,-- aua -..,r. 20. .
enjoyed a pi"l>au, dove 20 lie village g.. s ..
Awning tac-a AZ a3n4. O'Clock \. ~. wa
font cue q las-e g..aub.y n. the ,..r..
a... some a; 1Ae MeEucr. stand. hb.a, A.
orioc. the L. F. Of +. formed a rso~n-,.,u
composed Of tue Alto, Rayv.lc aaI C.saaI
Couuclis, and marched ia IoubIc-Gie down
to The stand, with the banner, which was
presented to Miss Kate Hcmler by Mr. ; b.
i.irt, who made 4 brief and appropriate
'Fe-en;a,!l92a ~ Ss4,- llch wa-tsponled to
by M's Kate in behalf Of The Alto Council
: "!gracefuI speech in which she referred
frS the beautiful and aPPropr.ate motto IN
scribed upon the barncr Trust N God
Never Despair in a few wel-,imcd and .ui-
p:cssive remarks.
Hon. II f. VIckcrs then announced that
Rev. Geo Eager would address the au-
dicncc. The speaker came forward, was
,u,rodaced and spoke in his usual graceful and
happy style for about an hour 10 an interested
and apPrectariye audience. 1t Is needless FOR
US to comment upon his address, As his beau
~ Of thought. ease Of expression, graceful
style and peculiar talent Of pleasing an intel
ligent audience are well kuOan 10 most Of our
readers. lie wa, followed by tn" gifted and
venerable Rev 4. r. Macy, who entertained
the audience with few beautiful thoughts,
/ Iloasa,l, okc, and interesting anecdotes aPpro-
/ pirate to the sulycc; O: inten perauce for hall
/ hour, the time allotted him for speaking At
the conclusion Of this address, loud call was
made for spence! Spence = Spence!M =
when the Rev ". W. Spence, whose style
of eloquence and grandeur Of thought are too
. well known to need comment from US, came
/ forward, apoIogzcd and then made forcibie
argument in favor Of the temperance move
mcnt
Rev. D \. Campbell being called for, rose
and said that, as 50 many speeches had been
made, he suppose the audience was wearel,
and suggested that it was a good time to par
take Of the picnic which the good people had
brought out to e. joy.
His suggestion was heartily endorsed by all,
and we passed over in front of the Baptist
Church, where upon the grass cloths were
spread, aud upon them one Of the most boun-
tiinl and nicely gotten up picnics il has been
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-06-05
LAND FpR SALE.

4 BOUT 100 acras Of land situated in
n Caldwell! PARISH La, about GO acres Of
gooi land under fenca OF cleared, one dwell
ling and other out houses, on the west bank
of Boeuf River, all Susceptible OF being cult
waited. Will be soil :or $1,000 cash, or
81 800 with one thrd;eas'i, and one and Two
years on deferred payments, with 5 per cent
per annum froI date Of sale, with mortgage
retained One mile hnd a half from good
saw and grist mill and ~ miles from Colum-
bia. For further particulars apply to
WILEY =. NANGHAM,
Jan 81, 1874. If Rayviile, La.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-06-05

paw Of bear Of huge proportions was
brought 10 this office las, week. The bear
was killed in Madison parish by little boy
who lives with Mr.. Hootc!. 1t is said to have
weighed SOL pounds, and to have produced
80 gallons Of pure oil He would have been
an ugly customer for an uuarined man 10 have
met in the forest, and one requiring consid-
cradle courage for even an armed boy to at
Z tack
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-06-05

Mr.. A. Ruhman, Of the firm Of Ruhman
y Co., Clo'hiers, of Vicksburg, Miss, was in
our place this wees an the interest Of his
house. Those desiring clothing will find this
reliable house to deal with. Th5y deal in
all kinds Of clothing and hats, and sell as
cheap as the same quality Of goods can be
had anywhere in Louisiana or Mississippi.
When you visit the Hill City" be sure to call
at their house, No. 1873 Washington street,
ard examine their goods, and il you really
want a suit you will be very apt to purchase
one. may29-It.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-06-05
Louisiana baptist State Con.
VentiOp.

This body will meet with Hasley Bapris,
Church, Trenton, La, On Friday before the
2nd Sunday in July. The Ministers Insti-
tuie will assemble on Wednesday before, and
the Sunday School Institute On Thursday.
Delegates are requested to report their names
TO Rev. l.. {. kells 10y tue 2Oth Of June. 50
that arrangements can he mad, for their en-
teTainment ID. NJ. SHOALERS
Chairman Com. If Arrangements.
May 18Th, 1878.
p. S.-paPers in the State will confer a
favor by copying the above.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-06-05
"Picnic" FixingS.

Gents Diagonal Serge Goats;
White and Striped Linen Goats;
White AMI Fancy LINEN Pants;
White and Fancy Mars. Vests;
Boys Alpaca and Serge Jarkcts;
Boys White Pants snd Vests;
Gents and Boys Straw Hats;
sun Umbrellas. Pocket Companions. ~. -.
22-,lt at GEO &. KRE>S a co =.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-06-05
CITY News.

Maurice Meyer s Co, the Branch House of
Vicksburg, take the lead in this city as VEN
doris Of Domes,ics and Linens. JUST see the
rafting display they make of these goods on
DeSard street, mex, to Kindermann's, it just
takes live men like them 10 do il
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-06-05

RowELL X Cngsu,v - L.ui,. NJ. az,
oar authorized Agents 3 contract tur af..s
Using for tie BEACoy.;
:. VI PGTryGILL ( Co, II Park Row
corner Beekmau -,r"';, New Io.k, are oar
authorIlcn aEoa.- iur =. l.
WALKER, TAYLOR :: Co.. Newspaper Al
ver,siug Agout-, ~. W. Baltimore street,
bniumore, Nd. are otlr Authorized agent, 10
cou,rac; for advertising in the G@hCyy.
Mr.. c. 5. Hubbard, ;r Vick-rurr. i author
lzed 10 transact OusIu;,- N that city for the
Beacon. #
Parties renting AMOUNT, tu uS are rrTuns-
ted To send bill of exchange on ia" Nick>LgrL
Bank, or check On lh.I. nearest Iauh, ~ 1t Is
much safer, more CouF,uitn; aud i.>. rAgeu-
sivc than to send by registered package. II
The new Branch lI;u<e Of Maurice Never
X Co. on DyS,arI ,srarr. between Nealy'.
Picture Gallery and Ksiderrnarn's are Goirg
the largest CASH bui ue,S done in Monroe.
owe them ca. Dc'oE, purchasing.
Apprentices WANlEJ.-A 10y tl.at is vii
linz and not ashamed: to work ana learn a
trade, can make .at.-a: tory arrangement, by
applying at the BEAco. ciiice. He should he
able to read, write ani spell well If
,.o. .-
For references the tcw Branch House Of
Maurice Meyer x so, On DcSiari street,
Monroe. refers to every customer that has
pa'r1nlZed treir cheat >toTa-ctcGp bcrause
,h" PLANTER can nov. 4 ~ dry goods and shoes
a, a living price.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-06-05
Lawyers Briefs.

We would respectfully inform the members
of ihe North Louisiana Bar having cases in
the Supreme Court, that we are prepared to
PRINT Their briefs in as neat style and upon as
short notice as they can have the work done
any where and at the regular price. n
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-06-05

II yen can't find the new Branch House Of
Maurice Meyer X Co. on DeSiard street, in.
quire for Mealy's picture gallery or Kinder.
mans grocery. The new cheap store is be-
tween the two and nowhere else
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-06-05
Extra Mess Beef.

IN HALF-BARRELS. EXPRESSLY FOR
Family Use, at
March, 27-if LAslKIS & EGGLEs roNs.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-06-05
LAND FOR SALE.

III he plantation within four or five miles of
L Delhi. known as the Vinsun Place, on
JOes Bayou. II confirms about 300 acres, one
hundred acres bel;ed, about 81 acres can be
put in cultivation with l.lile work. fine
cypress brake 9TH: be,t on the bayou. Price
SllO0 cash.
Apply to WlLES p. MANGHAM,
Feb. -. ls73.-d. hayvii.e La.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-06-05
4 z ADJ

Ciygymco, N"o,ioY-r-hori T,oc,cr<,
,S,LoIyr&. al Frir,d. ri Tie H.LL,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-06-05
OFFICE for sale.

II
A complete outfit for n country newspaper
Office is Offered for sale 10y the undersigned
upon the mos; liberal terms. The material
is HAT used in printing the Delhi ChTOaictc,
consislin Of press and fixtures large i'm
posing stone, seven bf.>s gsIleys, fnur com
posing sticks, "A large quantity q! furniture,
a rhree-case font of small plea, end Italic, a
one case font Of bourgeois, one case font OF
new minIon, with iialic, one ioE: Of great
primer, a twelve case cabinet of fIHcy and
title letter of the latest styles and all new,
Several other cases of display and fancy job
type; mailct, shooting stick, quoins, and in
fact everything requisite for a good country
office. Specimens Of paper printed with the
material forwarded on application. If YOU
mean business call on or address.
TlOS. }. MANGHAN,
fcbGtf Rayviile. La.
\. B.-EXcIangcS will confer a favor by
noticing Tins offer or copying advert. emenr.
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Sra'" "t '.""i-iana, ransh Of HicLland, liih
District Court


n FELIX NlCKEhS
IS NJ. ?sa
l. ''rud Co, j. \. Liddcit. S.enf
by yIuu" ~ ii. IA, i-.rC,i WIN Of alias
tom dc" HouL iirh Di-'.ia, Gun ia and fn,
the Pau-h 81 E!rh.aui, Louisiana, ia the
h''"v- ""titI~fi ani numbered sIit and 10 mo
ils"ricd, haye -r.zed 4 al viii o.Frr Tor sale
'p the tat aud highest bidder, within the
j. "> prescribed by law. a, Tie door Of tic
Con" li".,-c "i said r,n.sh, on
S"i.r''oy, me 5h d0y If Jtne, 1878,
'h" fdIpw'ns d"-arbed p.npeGy, ro-wit.
ia' W--l OF the Moth East I, the North
l.'-t +. e til" Month We,' |, a!,d the North
""-' ct 'he S"Hih Vast SECTION Is. and
tn S""ih West "f SECTION "a, Township
- NORTH Range Fat
lern- Of -alt, cash with the benefit Of
apIT"'ei""hL {. II. MOORE,
my itr '7'' ~. Sheriff
Adg.r.l-- Ia Il - Et.l,t.,.i a..
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-06-05

If YOU want good "BATCR' Of Bread, try
our "H.3RD TO BEAT FLOUR. IL IS
hard 10 beat spTe enough.
oc2i L.9MKIN d EGGLESTON
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-06-05

- l. mis-. NJ. are
contract fuT ai,.I
, 1875-12-19
LOCAL LETTERS,


BEAUrEUL POLICE OFFICER
To The Editor at The Chicago 1ribun1:
CHICAGO, Dec. 18.-hHchael Ackef, police
man who travels the beat past No. 681 Clark
street, YVES arrested in the month OF November.
1874, for an assault upon one James Kenney,
and taken before Justice Haines md fined $l2
and costs, and afterwards WAS presented before
the Board of Police Commissioners for abuse Of
citizen, and fined by the Board ten days pay, or
one-third Of q months pay The said Acker, on
the evening OF the 9Th OF the present month,
Was busy travelling his beat by drinking beer in q
saloon on South Clark street, and Michael
Kearns, resident Of that locality, who WAS
witness against Acker on his previous trials,
came into the saloon where Acker Was drinking
and told him he CKearns) would report him to
the Superintendent on The next day. Acker
went out OF tho saloon, and as soon as Eearns
left the saloon Acker undertook to arrest him.
knocked him down, kicked, bruised, and beat
him, and by the aid OF another policeman
took him to the station and had him
taken before the magistrate for ressting
an officer This man WIS arrested, and knocked
down md most shamefully abused. for no other
reason than that he WAS called upon to testify
against this brutal officer in favor OF Kenney.
He had committed no crime against the inWs OF
the State, nor against the ordinances OF the
officer that be would report him he was thus
treated. It is high time shat the people OF this
CITY arm themselves and 20 prepared to defend
themselves against the attacks Of such midnight
aasassms, who, under the garb Of police officers,
70 about the city aud wreak their malicious and
reyeugeful feelings upon any one who has at
any time in any manner been 80 unfortunate as
to be called upon to tell the truth in regard to
their attacks upon innocent and unof1endlng
citizens. MICHAEL KEARNs.
, 1875-12-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

William s. Andrews lecture in the Star Course
is postponed until after the holidays.
The Hon. John O'Connor Power. ". F., leo
lures tonight at Hooiey's Opers-houae on
''Home Rule"
The Rev. Dr.. Fa1lows, formerly President OF
the Wesleyan University at Bloomington. will
preach, at p. n, at ths Chapel Of the Wash
ingtonian Home.
Dr.. q. ". Thomas will lecture in the First
Methodist Episcopal Church, corner Clark and
Washington streets, Tuesday evening" On ''The
Successful Life"
The first annual Christmas party Of the st.
Georges Benevolent Association will be held
Monday evening, Dec. 81. 1t caledoniAn Hail.
No. 1G7 Washington street.
Miss s. g. Crocker will open night school
Monday, Dec. 81, at 14s West Madison street.
Terms, se por week reference, Superintendent
Of Public Schools.
Prof. SWINGS first regular Central Church SER
vice will be held next Sunday. The Treasurer
has already deposited funds from the rental OF
seats sufficient for the years expenses.
Florence MCCARTHY will inaugurate the West
Chicago Dime Lecture Course this afternoon at
o'clock, u asoH'a opsrarHall, 611 West Madi'
, 1875-12-19
sou street, with his lecture on Witchcraf,"
|, which he has been working On for some time

son street. with his lecture on "Witehcraft,r
which he has been working On for some timo
past.
II. G. Bpadord who has just returned from the
scenes OF the great revival IN Phltadelphla, will
speak in FarWell Hall this evening, and give
some interesting incidents connected with the
meeting.
The skating park in the Exposition Building
is to be- opened to-morror night. The place has
been elabo1ate1y fitted up, and Jack Frost par
nitting, merry carnival will be held there the
entire winter
The Sunday lecture this afternoon will be de-
1iyered by Miss Phoebe ". Couzins, the lady
al the Bar" The doors Of Mccormick Hall open
at g close at 8. Admission 10 cents.
The eleventh grand ball Of tbs Enterprise
Pleasure Club takes place Dec. q at Central
Hall which should not be contounded with the
one to be given Dac. u by some former mem
berB, under the name Of the En:erprise Soiree
Club.
Tuesday evening, Dec II. John Woollest will
give concert and lecture at the Tabernacle.
corner Of Indiana and Morgan streets. The OBJ
iect Of the evenings entertainment Will be =
satisfactory denomination OF the tonic sofia
system Of reading music.
The ladies' of the First Congregational Church
will give fair and oyster supper u the parlo1s
of the church. corner Ann and washington
streets, Tuesday evening. At the fancy tables
will be found great variety OF attractive and
useful articles especially Designed 19r Chr1ssnas
gifts. special invitation ia extended TO those
who have at any time been connected with the
church aud society. Supper will be served from
6 to 8 O'Clock.
There will be given Monday evening, at the
Church Of the Redeemer, corner OF Sangamon
and Washington streets, = fine concert BY the
following well-known parties viz: the Second
ef,n r. md
, 1875-12-19
GENERAL NEWS

E. Al1iRer, Eeq,, Manager for tho United
States, Of the Commercial Union ASSURANCE
Company OF London, is At the Palmer.
Tbs arguments in the Eighteenth Ward cleo
ton Judges case we're concluded yesterday, and
tbs case submitted to the Jury, which at half
past reported it could not agree, and Was dis
missed.
The South and West Side Republican Alder
men mot separately yesterday for the purpose Of
talking over the new division into wards There
was general interchange Of views, and nothing
more
Tho temperature yesterday. aa observed by
Manassa. optician, 6s Madison street TRBuKE
B1ildiug). WAS Ut b. N. s degrees above zero;
10 T. H., 70 above: I'm, IT; 3p. N, 20 p.
n, Is.
a truly pious man who thinks great deal Of
Hr. Moody and his Ioeiodious associAte. thinks
that Christian parents could not better peEpetu-
ate this mama and fame Of the latter than by re-
christening a certoin s{,1ito Te1l-known and
an11ously expected about thus time IS - Saukey
Claus-"
The Christmas festivities to be given to the
children Of tho Chicago Protestant Orphan Asy-
1un, 189 Michigan avenue. will take place ut the
Asylum Tuesday week. The friends Of the in.
sat1ruton are invited to contribute a dinner full
'f good cheer will be furnished the children, and
In the evening they axe TO have vhas must eser
20 sons OF than like glupaes into fairy-laad
, 1875-12-19

Maggie Butler insulted P. g. Feeney by calling
him 80 Methodist and a FTeemAson. bho
likewise abused him round1y in other aud harsher
words. for which Justice Haines fined her 35 and
costs.
Thaodore Clemens Was arrested yesterday
afternoon on complaint OF Simon Deiheln, who
resides at No. 159 Canalport avenue, and who
asserts that Theodore yesterdsy tried to p ass
IS counterfeit bill on him. The case will be
tried before Commissioner Hoyne tomorrow.
Yesterday afternoon George D. Cole, the
Young PENNSYLVANIA bigamisr, WAS to have had .
hearing before Justice Halnes, but, "a the prose-
cution was not quite ready, and 3 requis,tion for
him had been taken to the Governor, the e1-
animation was postponed until tomorrow AFTER
noon at o'clock.
james Morris was captured by the Armory 20
lice last evening just as he WAS in the act Of
stealing blanket and robe from buggy ssand-
ing in front OF the Tivoli. His assertion thas
the buggy was his own wos too gauzy, Tor just
al he said so the rightful owner appeared and
claimed the property.
Detectiya Macau1ey went to Milwaukee yester-
day morning, and arrested John Cotngan. who
is charged With passing forged orders on several
jewelry stores about town. Like al os4et t11cks
Of the kind it wns unsuccessful. and John sue
ceeded In obtaining only about %5o worth OF
goods On his forged ORDERS
I,ollie Whitney, batter known as the Irish
Giant" was arrested last evening on complaint
Of A. Yogel who rents = barn IN the rear Of
Lollie's house OF ill-fame on Fourth avenue.
They bad some TOW about the rent Of the barn,
during which Lollie got the best Of Togel with
| her sharp Irish tongue, aud to be revenged
Togel caused the pulling Of the house. Jennie
Hall and J. c. Eager were arrested ss inmatesi
There has recently been noticeable increaae
Of thieving in the southern part Of the city.
Merchants and grocers have reported numerous
depredations OF snnall articles. It has lately b.
come frequent for thieves to personate the scr,
wants OF families living on the avenues and
boldly purchase goods in their supposed mast
ers name. A Twenty ~secone-street shoe- dealer
few days ago lost in this way about $50 worth
/ Of goods. it would DO we'll for dealers every
where to be on their guard against such frauds
and not to let goods out OF their stores unless
| they know beyond all peradventure that the ap-
plicants ara what they cla1u to be.
Throe legal gentlemen Of this city are now IN
| trouble. It happened that about . year ago =
Mrs. Mary Murphy. + widow living on the South
side slipped on the icy sidewalk aud broke her
| leg. Her pocket book had previously been not
orer-full. and hex consequent sickness, inability
"a xork, and doctorI bills made inzoads upon