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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-07-29

Within the last two weeks there has been
very marked rise in the price of bread
stuffs-wheat, corn and -four. The direct
cause is a bad failure of the corps in differ
ent parts of Europe-in France, Germany
Hungary and Russia-owing to extremely
heavy rains and damage done by swarms
of locusts to the ripening harvests. 1t is
certain that there will be large demand
for American supplies, and to meet this
great quantities of grain are already cross
ing the Atlantic. In Chicago and other
Western cities there is degree of specula-
ton that has stimulated prices above their
true level, but even in the Eastern markets
the rise has been so marked as to add mil
lions of dollars to the value Of the grain
now in the country. The effect of this is
to put our business men and farmers in q
better condition, as what we have to sell is
sure to find quick market at good prices.
The cotton product, too, will be very large
and its shipment will soon put stop to the
expectation of money to Europe. Very
probably the commercial advantages arising
from our good crops and Europe's poor ones
will solve our troublesome financial problem.
With good times for farmers and working
men we shall soon hear the last of the many
nostrums that are now presented.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-07-29

IT is expected, in well informed circles,
that the price Of coal will steady advance
from next month.
Buy your coal now as there is no prospect
Of its getting any cheaper
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-07-29

The unfortunate infant founding girl, left
at the residence of Mr.. John Kern, of this
town, on the Ord of July, died at Reuben
Thomas on the DIST inst.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-07-29

AMONG the latest labor saving machines is
patent painting machine, which is said to
paint six hundred laths of ordinary size for
\ Venetian blinds in an hour.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-07-29

y VALUABLE horse belonging to Mr.
Rudolph Kiutner, of this borough, died on
Monday last. This is the second horse he
has lost within few weeks
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-07-29

THE work on the new Jail is progressing
slowly. The job is big one, and will take
time. But the work promises to be well
done when completed.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-07-29

THE amount Of internal revenue collected
in Montgomery county, during the month of
June, was IS, 8G3 Oh. Total in the district
Montgomery and Lehigh), $50, 994 "a.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-07-29

CAMP MEETING.-A Union Camp Meet
ing will be held on the 18th of August, in
Mr.. Hinkle's Woods Boarding will be
provided on the ground at reasonable rates.
6. g. i i. TGaAFEFn' aaaRg Pastors.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-07-29

AN inscription on a Franklin tombstone
records the fact that an honest lawyer lies
buried there. The tombstone is very old.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-07-29

SYRACUSE, n. Y, boasts of the largest
steer in the country or world 1t is seven
feet high, and weighs 46I7 pounds.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-07-29

On Saturday last, 4Ir. John Bowden
trucker of this place, served a number of hi.
customers with green corn of his own raising
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-07-29

TwENTY-FoUR candidates have presented
themselves for the position of Sheriff of Ian
caster. What an embarrassment of riches
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-07-29

RHUBARB leaves freshly gathered from the
garden and placed near the crevices where
cock-roaches are found are said to be invalu-
uble for exterminating these troublesome in
sects.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-07-29

THE room of Mr. and Mrs. Reine, of
Williamsport, at Congress Hall, Cape May,
was entered by thieves on the morning of the
18th inst, and robbed of 81, 200 in money
and $4, 600 worth of jewery.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-07-29

CONSTABLE FISHER was around on Satur-
day evening last, and pulled" number of
mud larks."
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-07-29

Hunterdon people chew SO, 900 worth oI
tobacco per year.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-07-29

CHEsTNUTS promise to be plentiful and
cheap, next fall
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-07-29

PICTURES framed on short notice, at
McCarty's.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-07-29
whisperings from East strouds-
burg.

Thanks to the colored camp meeting fol
the late rains.
At an evening entertainment between the
Lawn Cottage and Locust Grove boarders,
upwards of seven dollars was collected fol
the A. NJ E. Church, of Stroudsburg.
A pious individual euchred the camp meet
ing committee out of a few stamps by running
stand on the outside Of the camp ground
limits.
VIM. Il. Henry and others, deserve the
thanks of our citizens and the travelling pub
lie generally for their improvement ofthe road
leading to Sambo Falls.
Mr. G. E. Durfee, the gentlemanly pro
prietor of Lawn Cottage, has his cozy little
summer resort filed to its fullest capacity
with summer boarders. Well, Charley de-
serves liberal patronage.
Mr.. Durfee, always having an eye to the
comfort of his guests, erected seats on the
camp ground for their accommodation.
, 1875-08-20

Tho new circnlar tron-clad vessel. built for tho
Russian cpaAt dofense, aud called tho NoyoEorod-
Popoffk", aftor tho mime Of It's Inventor 'ica.
Admiral i'opot1, is an absolute novelty in naval
construction. 1t combines tho maximum Of
tonnage with tho minimum of tlraught, Bo that,
carrying 2.494 tons, It drans but about four mo-
inches. DenY compact and circular 1t prcscnta
no point particularly vulnerable. Tho bridge,
which measures hIlCly % mctles In diameter IL
also covered with Iron plates, which arc slightly
inclined and 80 to tho HurIacs Of ttla water The
guns mo placed on ali iron turret iu tue contra
Ut tho yeh.oI, Which,. being onon, gives precision.
anu aosr tic tHcceH to DO aimed accurately aud
!l1e1 together or Rtnsfv. There arc Two guns,
each wclshing % tons, with calibre Of II En-
gllsh incl.as There aro two engines u 4S0 non1-
iusI horsepower, which, however, can DO in
creased to 5000 horsepower. Tito propulsion iB
gwen by threo Bcrewa, QUO on each eide OF tho
rudder. Tho vessel was built at Nlcolaio{f, on
the Black Sea, and launched last year. Another
Of tho sano model IL now BUILDING.
, 1875-08-20
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Mary Edwards. vlfe ct rrof. Edwards. waH
yesterday a,judgcd insane In tho County Court.
John schnrk an tnno'vent debtor, was dis
charged from custody yesterday, upon filing tho
proper bond.
THO resIunation Of IMdgn Trc" Was received
with regret nt tho County building yesterday.
During thu forenoon Samuel Ashton was wh.der-
ing around and feeling tho public pulse. anil his
presence savo rso to tho audbosision that ho
was acanddate fur tho vacancy created by Troo's
res,gnation. Chnrlos II. ltocd is a1so uudcr-
Atood 10 10 candidate.
Tie publication yesterday morning OF tho
Htatomou,s Of 4 juror in the Iate Turner case
mud tho Interviews up,n TIN subject, created
t,ulte 4 ttutter in olttcIAl c1rcios around the
County BUILDING. Anln1,g those excltad upon
tho Hlhjcct mas W. II. Langley. one of Tho Bail.
I'M who Asd eiarro Of the Jury, aud who Juror
Schultz laid had boen bought mp by The
but highly indignant, and In E,ia indignation vol
untccred tons cnl1lrn,ltory information IN rof-
ercncn to I,art Of tho story Of Schultz to Tnr-
ncr IIo taciaimcd having ever been eo much
aYc1rcA that l,o beyond boing tampofed
with In ANY Bucls way. Thoso wli2r hnvo known
u for vears ray that hs character In irrouroach-
ahle, and III view ot ali tho cireumstauceH. il IL
but Justice TO say tl,at II schrs!la
stated what ho is alleged to hnre
t.angly stated further tint ho was suspicious OF
Schultz hom tho utart, aud look extra rrccau'
tIous to praeervo him frnfn temptntion believing
as he did that hc could stand very litt'o in that
direction. Notwithstanding his rrouantlon, how
ever, lo saya Schultz complained to tin, during
ha noao occaAtonaly. aud also pictures OF prlsol-
Bln pohtn1 bars, etc.
, 1875-08-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

I,onie asaab's complimentary concort has beon
postponed 10 Monday oyonipg.
An opeu-air concert will 10 given on tho Like
Front grounds this oyening.
Tie second Contral Park Concert, undor tho
direction OF II. Dalatka, will DO given Saturday
at 3 o'clock p. N.
nocting will ho held At the uihb-room OF
tho Sherman House at 8 p. IN. to-day 10 take
noast,roa for tho organization nf au association
for instruction aud practlco in ritlc-sllooting.
report will be made by Committee appointed Mt
previous informal meeting on tho objects pro-
posed and the means Of attaining thom. All
who arc intorested or willing to aid in pro-
noting tho ca,sc n,e invited to attend. Tho call
il signcd bv J. B. Dradwell, 0. O. Dlackmer, II.
". i. Cleveland. II. II. fIRndv, II. i. Scuider,
Jr., 8. T. Greeley. j. D. Webster, Arthur Ed
wards William Dross. alnrry Nsleon, A. G. Dticat,
n. K. FAirbank, and many otheEs.
, 1875-08-20
DROP.LETTERS.
t,OMrLAlSTH OF HLOW DELIVERY.

n III Efftar at T1s fAirH1u 7Tfsaaei
CHICAGO, ArV. tp.-Mll thu Chicago lostmlstcr
phrase Inform tv public whcn he expects to h sie to
deliver droiecttesa aul Iosfa c1rGs IN tho sams day
NJ half day that they see mailed or yo*tet1 Why il
itan hs te-hss 1t takes nearly loug for Iosal-
taFl 90 from Uniun Park 10 TxentyAecond stEoet,
through tho i0At Uhco. Xo feo1n Chicago 10 New
York EItyf Fast iu other thugs Chicago h decidedly
ssw In &o1ns Of her lAHts! atralEe1asnts. i.
II the writer l.ad laid bis complaint before tho
Postulastor, with full particulars, sons more
satisfactory Ans"cr might have been given. In
all large clties there are great difficulties In the
lfop-ietter service. 4 letter dropped In tho
vicinity Of Twonty- -second strect. ~ tho wri.cr
suggests. may have been dropped about $3.50 p.
H.. Just Atsf ths carIler hka tuado his last col
lection for suAt day. IL would be tAkon out tho
irse thing IN tho morning. and would to dellyeEcn
At Union Park on tho second delivery 10 that
!!!Htslct! which would bs very neArly noon.
Tho only way in which tIis cosnp!snt could li0
rs1nedlad ~ ly more frequent collections aud de-
Ayeries, which IL absolutely impossible with the
presen. lialtsed force Of employees. In soma IN
tltyldual case tho delivery Of letter mailed ~
Rboya might be DELAYED htil longer by reason OF
tue carrier failing to collect fzuu that box on
one Of biz trips The chances aga!nst auch NJ
occurrence are worry gloat, as tho carriers ars al
closely watched IN this respect aud single error
u tile kind 4 discovused. would cost the man
hiH position.
, 1875-08-20

Why 1de 7yishrtf to Ncr nnsI Talk with
the vtnnrbt.Ru County Fnrmcrs.

. :. 49, u-,t ,-tsA.
Aa ~ .,., ~ '..''' -" :. IVA
b1KMruis, Toun., Aug. 19,-Tho following lot
tar Ia r,,h1,sh Ar, If, tha mor,,ing pnnera.
., ~ ~, " w 80 wv ' ,n.. t,n - u.r
MEMfnis: Ichn:. Ah9. ~, lh.'.-itenrH.. himea,t,
sfcfthfR the fnhtodda t"fnb hdtse'ttHfts >oete-
W Hoekford, ff.-DsAh STA: yertnrday sent 10 so.
h1e!eHlam ai!hnnntEhH my rcFFauan ns ny sonal-
slaat asfeihAea ot Tie nF!tatian 70 te's your Ar
aoc.tloh a. thfF nnnna 1neetlrg ~ hsrtcper hext:
lnu l"nk Pe.iun "uA ~ elhpeea hin'e u iose'ps
ynar ht.t cttcf su tls cott!'lcrae cots'eAy which
hta msfkSa yo"r co!scrPnhachcc. mare II auty 10
tno !9atu a.o 10 n}ren .hat 6iitfleient
ehnhlt oe gison u th.a snsnRe Of f,hrfohe. lhIes
nnJecta n'a4lY nNstu !ag ~ aefcfs INC lhsFtuoll.
Fiis1' we uoIs tn"t ,. fRat W
rh'ts o. toe TlaJ"H'. mu"n tati been eche1siea uy
nsftltah ocssnhh s!a !rusen ~ .n.!lS'aal anu scc-
,mn , ~ ny vn,cr y, s
at , In. si I't T., a ~ H. T. ann su.
.tHHeuts i"s!t t"ii uu ui." ~ ~ = nMFaHt""fon!t
\ pl'J uea 5eu 10y ~ !tni - t.t .ttnn "pt
ast"ulH ie",nNt"J puhr ~ s''1 ~ Gt 70 .'!'
l1n iTuuIsfe t,Ns!.! ~ ,o Ltt,.s Ut "
~ unseiopn1et' st6pst . 1"'ei s ~ ut,on ~
tna n1IrKsta o. tpo onnnmts,' ana nMu ~ .nu.o ~
tussl. ~ esEstt."{. & M ~
iiin,e n''rcs h," "e"..h..t ts.e "!.' tae
aaes ~ snn ,, ~ ~ ~, ~ @ - !" u. s. III
!el WIN ..u j.. ~ ~ sns TIT, Hnu
"Te.. ~ IT, ~. "n .'' III. ~ Hnes
,nsutc. @ IA ~ ~ ns,Se w, ~ i @
y.r Iat' =" ,'ii III u. ,,,, IL .,, @ ' & sr, ",
T., A y. ts eni T., ". rfara"na - ~
tntn - 1ite auu y ~. ~ lii suns @ ~ nt.tu .i.u
yiewe oi one ms'Mer 81 s'ie taliy y ~ Msasirla
~ I"nS III" ..t ~ ,,s;t =" ~ ~ ~ , @
u! "asm ~ az r. s ta .. . t ~ Sns" t
LIE .ns 1 i,ia Iii. +, .rs uun,, s,,, al N
ave es,i lcfatlvs. Ml;'o - fsauPs noa eacn ann ~
, 1875-08-20

HIH UDpI Thk1N lu NHlnlFAs
Mr.. Wood, OF the Journal staff, returned to
tb,s city yesterday from Ills trip To Michigan,
bringing with him tho body Of Mr.. N. 8. Grim
; wood. who vaa drowned from tho uufortunsto
| I;arnu,u balloon. bie. Wood has q long account
Of Ills trip in tic Journal from which 1t appears
that after travelling so,nn Is nilos by team from
Whitehall, lle reached tho cemotory known by
the namo ClaybanL where tho body WAS buried.
Tho remains wese at once e1humcd
mud conveyed to 13enoHa, whero they
wcro placed on tue tug Aner'can Eagle and
tnken 70 Grand Iiuycu. and tlieHcs brought by
tAe Bteu,nur Munkegon to Chicago,
uN ARRIVING HEgI:
tho body was t1tt by the father OF deceased and
taken ut once to tue Chicago. Burlington Il
Quincy depot and thence to lHIntol, where they
wore inferred IL the ptesonca Of d large con-
course Of people from that md neiGhboring
towns. a furuul funeral service will be held
Sabbath mor.nG and a sermon vi bo preached
by thu llev. U. +. Bentor. Of tie church At which
deceased had been ali attaadant.
Mr.. Wood brought back with him tho articles
found On G1inwood's poison as heretofore meu-
toned.
TIE WATCH
uaH found tn bo htopned at tho hour Of 11:aD.
which II, therefore, AsBumea to he lilo A0nF a.
which the owner foil ,utu tho water.
Mr.. Wood reports thai traefa of tho balloon
hayo bccn found nbout q miles north Of the
plkte where tho drowned ulan calno. TO land.
riGccs uf tho c0L of which tho balloon wnB
mado, h reaIdont, Mr. j. H. san,nons. found
those traces, and Iaa since been engaged in
searching for tho body of DonaldHon. This hae
not yet been fuund and tho opinion in Michigan
neenss 10 bo that it l,aH buen covered with sand
cast up BY tic wayes
Tile JOnrJ.Qt an1lulinccs that 1t shal} pay
TIE REWARD
Of s1D0 offered for tho recovery Of Grimwood's
body 10 Mr. 4. I,eckwitls, the 1uail.casrer, who
found 1t. 1t il mt yet known whether Alr. lar
nun, aho offered t5D3 reward, or Alr. King, who
offered 800, will pay over TO tho aasun gentlo-
uIlu ur not.
, 1875-08-20
especially ot A f1ne moonlight night. Will tho
lark Commissioners pleaae explain
TAxrAYEn.
THE CtTY.HAtL.

--
Citv-Altoruey Jameson Ia vstltnB tho econes
M hin miscellaneous ol,jih,cti at l,ranGon. VI,
N,rahai nsnocr anil HI. Frat md soeona A.
4.,,,, ,rn~, a., a., ,,,,, ,.s,,-d.. h,,,l,r ,,vo.
H''."'t'" "eo ~ ~ "o'''''' 'o'''''~'' e ~"'~S
OF o1'il'oena'ea if'f'on'
President rrindiyille, OF tho board OF Public
w,r.. ,.nd a ,onp conferonce will, t,oupptrol1er
IT,. x..,..,,. -, .,,a ur,,,,r,at. ~ ,w,,1irc
i'"f'o ,o',ee' W. '"o p'"'! w.,..
eo'.rso,h a'''s '.'e !seAa". ,m nl1so 10 ~.
lax matters. No contracts Will bs amafaaa TOT
tta utesOut,
Al r,,,,.rt,, ,htn,. H., ,v,,., s,,-od mar IN
:. VI. .'r t. =. =, ~ ,t,, , L.
tne "l!~la' Pteolucl" IN ~. "' """e1' WIZ !"
m ho, r., ,,,.t t,nr,ton w.t,,o nj the fla, ksb,n nf
~. .,o s,...a.,.s r[,,..,
co,r,ro,,.r ,,,x. !. boc;,n,nc tn ,h,rL that
oot''oo. -'" :" ''h 49, -.
tho Chtcago ifnes aoca not Know no" to toll the
sn"'. auf"s .y 80 as ",'.a '.,.,a,' , "a
e"e my Sou'o,. Ao" s.sson =" 1"a
say. but which thor d1nhtlesH Wish he had sau.
H., ,,:,- 49,,
luring tho prcsent season tho Clty-hAH TO-
mains ~ quiet AZ II IL "nvs rnn bJ Quaker
community Tho amailest Item Of nova Buc1ns
onsirely cut OF place in tho tuotuesa tnat ppr-
v,tlns nvorv o1fno in lin r,htnrr
:-,.-..,-
Enaas-meotinR OF towering Immigration was
rooms yesterday altofnoon. Ho,no OF tue
recently y-ti.Hchargetl isburera claim to hhvo re.
ccivcd 1unt 8 cents sbnrt oa their Wages, and
they made 1t up In launching tnaledictIotB at the
Board from tho sidewalk III front OF the oltlce.
a,,,- naf,ov will, TIM as.1a,anco OF tho rire
Don"rtr,cnt Xii tt,is m ,rnln, nroc,ni, 10 In.
n,otisi, lie can,rn,nota In, ,ltnv At Dl North
assrncntar strort. IJnrtnr Tho prcsont week
sn,,a tat,,,1e lave moyrn iuto tho houuo, wtj,.
n,t srvhn,lv's nerrn,painn nr authority uthor than
ths,@ nvn E,mn intcrratinr scanea NAV be- ox-
nactmi tnr Taiicv ,nsiasn M toar1ny down lhe
konss oyor 1hnir I,cntis uulcps iIoy yacato.
Aas,GsIyu szunEssrs.
TIN fo,owi,,o ort,or aselru,nr Horresnts WIS
,asno1 hv Snnt 1tnl,tn vcstsrlnv.
nnsss., 1r r'ar.ns ~ 10 .ssrsi rrc rhsr.o,. of
.o isr.a '.,"on At tSs iiarsi,pn s.tsst staon, IL
h,pey ssttsnei to dusy .. Sergeant In Charge Of It'd
Station. and iu Tho nbseuco u Tho captain will per
form The due" ot, and ho obeycd ~, Captain Of The
First Precinct ,,
sesas. Mshss. otonnos o1 s1o % sseona p.saocn
.e .Se cns, nf tna r.s natoon Ut tno ssiu sattpu
serst. johm nyrne Of tho first platoon Of tho Mad-
sonsreet sIAton, IL hereuy transferred to tle
maid Of tnc aeeona platoon 1T tho Aarr'aou- Street
statiol,' Vieu sefHi, l., pConhos: A.. c.., o..,. :,
enes, T., M " smo mi Il
as.}une ~ 1%ty IN eon,na, of tu1 .t nntuGa At
thc lii station, vice ssrgt Dyrue.
All srsgcHu,s transferred by This order shall report
for duty IL tho Captain Of tho precinct to which tley
ero transferred As7 o'clock p III. oa sno aosu dAy OF
August oen,,ai s.uSrint"n,t.ut.
, 1875-08-20
SUBURBAN..

Arrangements hAYo boen made for \ grand
excursion and pionlo to tho Old Camp-Gronnd
at Deepalnee, sltunted 12 mi[en from tho CITY, on
tho Wisconsin Division Of tho Northwestern Rail-
road, 10 take placo Saturday, tho 28th lust. Tor
picnic purposes no Mter placs could DO nelectcd
than thls beautiful grove, and tho extraordinary
attractions offered will bc snch rs It III hoped will
uaako It tho great holiday Of tho seRson, and
afford to all attending = day OF recreation and
pure innocent enjoyment holdom ofrerod. Tx
curslon traius will leave tho city at hourH to 10
hereafter announced, carrying excnrsionisla 1T
groatly reduced prices. Special arrangements
Lavu AlBo been madu for carrying Sunday schools,
and 1t is exnectcd that many will avail them
selves Of tho opportunity All arc invtet. Tho
exoursion rates agrnod upon will, the railroads
arc I'd follows Fur tie lou1d trip single
tickets, 10 cents: childrou under Is years OF
ago, 30 cepta; 6nndAy-schools OF fifty Or moro
children, 30 ceuts each.
Tho great foasuso OF tho day will be an opoo.
air concert, In which many OF the best Qt1ar-
tcttoB, choIrs and uluslo clubs Of the city aud
vicinity wilt participate, and hsida from tho or
binary pleasure to 10 dortVod from day spout
in tho anlusomonts luc!lent to picucs and OK
CurHonA to tho country. tho mnso Alone will
amply rop.y all for attending. Tho sery,ccs Of
Plot. John Woollott, Of The Chicago AthenDum,
have been occurred tor tie occasion and the lact
thatho viii take charge Of tho concert s of .solf
sufficient qua, a1tee that nothing will be 1ef un-
dollo to maize It q raro musicnl treat Further
particulars and programme OF the COMFORT sill
bo gwen 10 = few days.
Tho whole matter is In cl,argo Of tho Rov. Mr.
Hall. aud gentlemen cunnected "ith tue
Methodist Episcopal Church at Uesplatncs, who
will spare no ol1ort to mako the day QUO Ut un-
limited pleasure aud enJoYment to all.
HIGHLAND rARE+
An afternoon lawn party on the Bluff picnic
, 1875-08-20
A uoy, Il undeer, nud n 7ont.

TIE f]ua tl.iH account 1t q singular triangular
aaght in the sen Rafael (cal.) Joar1'ai Of APPS.
iaco asw in ilyid what la took to be a hare, but
as It did not run hn went up and kickod 1t, when
It roao up aud sprang furiouBly toward him. lie
now thought il was boar, aud made good time
to the attack. WALLACE waa accompanied BY n
pet goat aud "a he laid on the bIpwa with tho
flckot tho goat hutted and hooked the enemy
and they soon disputchod It. Tbe creature
proved 10 be = badger, and weighed I'll POUNDS.
Tha goat no doubt secured .l,a successful lsauo
Of the battle, for when tho boy would strike tho
badger 1t would spring 1t hlin. md than tho goat
would receive tho CHARGE butting vigorously:
The badgers clsws were over M iuch long, and
tun4to In ESCAPING close tuss!e with ls.'
, 1875-08-20

AUCTION AUCTION
ATT n NT ION

Butchers, brewers, manufacturers Of nes 's..n.Fs
and dealers In i'fDduco will And IT " 'nfaf ~
10 tAxo notice Of tha folIowlpgs ,.t, txrt
The uudereisued oilers for sale, In wnole roa.
With or without brewery, very cleap ana W. nj
dltl0ns. bis TWO houses sud whlte-hc4F r. Id d
everything rertaiuing thereto, locatet ~ to N'S
Willuw~st. lot, o9xlbo fect.> t~o war
No. ~ i txostory house, bns en,sd on.y hi ass.
No. ii il ootaxo 20xIQ rd.h bssenen! aud r.
Dotl hou.e4 a.s connected With !oteet nusb IL
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ssxeFs and gss-l.ght. and u matn .1o' it,slea
between LAirabca-st. aud C1yb"ato,sA",i al Isfx4!n
Til Aug. IL u which l4y.-n upt s0:4
.s atoss houses. brs.rry ana Sxe,s.lIia shssi piasr.
II INV nutchAser wishes " continue t.na ~ h thi
ture Of Wits tser and does not nnae;d y; u d.,s
owner w4 teseh him tho process nsiae I'll T. DUI
TERn 4 CO., los MAai,on-st., a. of ~ 9"A~'
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