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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-03-06

John T. lamb, Esq., OF Kansas, who spent
several days last week in Ottawa eanvassing for
the Kansas sufferers, desires through the FREE
TRADER to tender his acknowledgements to Jas.
R. Cross, of the Ottawa House, for kindly donat-
ing the amount Of his Lamb's) hotel bill to the
sufferers
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Just received, 1000 pair of laborers' overalls a
81. 80 per pair, at A. ALscHULER's,
At the Yellow Corner.
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Mrs. Harper has just received new spring
styles in millinery goods.
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Latest Styles Of Hacks, Carriages and Buggiss,

To let prices to snit times. Parties weddings Funerals
Iusersis in the country Or adjoining towns promptly q
country, night day. II Remember the placeon Madi
lon street. near the swing bridge.
June 9. 1874. PETER EGAN.
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Messrs. W. Stiefel & Co. call the attention Of
the people of La Sale County, when IN need Of
boy and ehildrrp's clothings' to give them a
call. TINS sQusRE DEALERS,
White Corner
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John II. Hosford, wealthy farmer of til
town Of Freedom, has moved to Ottawa.
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Good spring wheat flour $3.50 per hundred
pounds, at Woods Eagle Mills.
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? A new line of fancy and white shirts Just re
ceived, at s. {. Barnetts. ..
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s. c. Barnett is offering his entire stock oil
winter goods at cost
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Mrs. OMeara goes east next week to purchase
her spring stock OF fashionable millinery goods.
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Call at FREE TRADER Office before ordcrin
any Job work.
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The ottaw, Literary Society will hold their
regular meeting on Monday evening. A good
programme has been arranged for this meeting.
All are invited. Admission Free children half
r,ripa
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New Goods at 8. G. Barnett's.

II you desire q suit OF clothes made to order
and warranted to At, you will find 1t TO your ad-
vantage to call on 8. c. Barnett, as he is in re.
ceipt of new stock Of the latest styles in cloths.
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Scott Bros. 3 Co.
Will open this morning large line of linen and
house furnishing goodss
The fines t line of table damasks we have ever
opened.
A good heavy table linen at IS cents.
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Warranted winter wheat flour $500 per hun
dred pounds, at Woods Eagle Mills
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The latest styles of new and fashionable shirt
at A. Frank 4 Cos.
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Boy and chiidren'' clothing specially.
NJ. STIRFzL & Co.
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Z Mrs. O'Meara goes east next week to purchase
her sprag stock of fashionable millinery goods
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FIRST Az ARRIVAL
yl|Il GOODS.
Received TO-day--A Fine
stock of G. DDS adapted for
the season, which will be
sold cheap. We do not sell
one kind Of goods at cost
and another at double what
it is worth, but all at such
a price as will not admit OF
every few days marking
them down fifty per cent.
Thus we have no old goods,
but will show you NEW
ones.
New stock Of Prints, good
ones, at Z cents--nOt been
reduced.
Good Muslin ut 5 cts. Will
be sold at that every day.
New Stock of Ladies' Ties,
Linen Collars and Cuffs.
New style of Table Linen,
Crash, &C., cheap.-just the
price we intend to sell ev-
cry day.
Shall show next week u
splendid line Of CARPETS
i'm New Spring Patterns.
which will be sold at a less
price than last falls car
pets cost.
Please call and see the new
goods.
VIII, HULL.
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Fine black, brown and blue dress suits, Away
good assortment NJ. STrEFEL & Co..
-.-. White Corner
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iona. will paw the highest price for furs
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Our facilities for doing ball and wedding care
is unsurpassed.
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Mrs. OMeara goes east next week TO purchase
her spring stock of fashionable millinery goods
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dissolution and other with their
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Every article sold al our house is warranted a
Represented and no humbug.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-15
SECOND .xEETIvG Or1HEYP.CH

PLBAsANT LAST NIGHT.
Last evening the, le,turc room, Of
the Fret Presbyterian Church, corner 10th
and Market streets, was crowded with the
members and friends of the Young Peoples
Christian Union Association. The follow
ing programme oft',e evenings entertain
ment was rendered with good effect
Part first, Chorus, ,-"He shall reign for
ever" by the Association Duett, ''The
Little Wanderers" Annie and Clara Miller;
Grafton, "Webster," by Mr.. Frank Heisler;
Solo, "The Golden City,, Miss Mary A.
Hutton; at the conclusion Of which the
the Society took a recess Of fifteen minutes.
Part second of the programme was OPEN
ed. With select reading BY Mr.. Charles H.
Foster, entitled Beauty" Duett, "Light
after Darkness" Lizzie Vance and Mary
ThillmanJ, Essay, "Joan d. Arcs inluen-
ces in the Liberties of France" Quartette,
Sweet and Low" the Misses Conner,
Prof. Rhoads and Dr. Ogle. Chorus, "Joy-
full Songs,"i the association. 'n
A most cordial welcome is extended to
all who desire to become members of the
association, also to those who wish to be
present at the entertainments. a,8
The Morning herald., 1875-10-15
MECHANIC x1RTS.

On Wednesday evening, the 18th Instant
the members of the Delaware Institute Of
Mechanic Arts, held a special meeting at
their rooms, Third and King streets, for the
purpose of making arranments to have a
course of lectures during the season. Moth
ing definite was decided upon, but it is ex-
pectcd that the course will soon open-
These lectures will t. mostly on scientific
subjects, and will doubtless be very interest
ing. They will be delivered in the Opera
House. The Committee on Drawing School
reported that there were about twenty pupils.
On motion Of one Of the mem ers; the mees-
ing adjourned. '" '' 70.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-15
II. President IN His Tern,.

n. President On His Term.
HIcAeo, October 14.-At the grand BAN
given to Presid ent Grant at the Palmer
be, yesterday, 400 prominent citizens
present. Mayor Calvin in proposing
Presidents health, said he supposed it
ID be the last time they would have the
sare Of drinking with General Grs mt ass.
(dent. ~ -, ntl t-.p#
!. General in response said that hs
I'D to rectify mistake made by his
orthe Mayor, that his term as President
% not expire until 1877 and he expected
sit Chicago once a year His answer
ted some comment as towhether he was
ps Or In earnest. ':' i''l nv !. h.ti
The Morning herald., 1875-10-15
The Contest In Ohlo.

NEW York, Oct. 14!-A Cincinnati
special says that at the Enquirer office, la, t
night, the Democrats claimed tho State for
Alien Young, ReI. for Lieutenant Cover
nor, has 1891 majority over Cary. The
Republicans will have an average majority
of about 800 on the Legislative ticket. '.5
NEW YORK, Oct. .14.-A Cievelan
special says it ID still uncertain by how
much majority the State ticket is elected.
Haycs' ma ajority cannot be less than 5000
nor more than $1,000. Tho Legislature is
close, but viii doubtless have q Republican
majority. ''''',.'. ',','. ''' -,
The Morning herald., 1875-10-15
SUPPOSED DROWNING.

The cook on the schooner Hannah E.
Shubert, nov at the foot Of Seventh street,
has been missing since Monday morn. :;u
and acting under the supposition that be
had fallen overheard and was drowned =,
Charles E. Sparks and others were engaged
yesterday and last night in dragging the
Christiana for his remains. Up to the time
of our going to press he has not been dis
covered. The lad is named King, and is
about seventeen years of age.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-15
CHESTER CHIT-CHAT.

We take the following items from the
Chester Neps Of yesterday:
About I O'Clock yesterday morning, fire
was occasioned at the P: II. A., by light
ed cigarretta igniting the sawdust in spit
toon. The floor was somewhat burned and
9 conaagration was prevented by the prompt
use of a number Of fire extinguishers. '''
Potato shirmenss-thirty-six hundred
bushels of potatoes have been received In
this city within week, over the P.& r.
railroad. They came from the northern
part of New York State. va 80 . 'A'.,'. ,.
The other night a tramp applied,a at one of
the hotels in this city for something to eat.
He was refused, About /, o'clock in the
morning he re urned, and said that he was
going to have something to eat whether or
no. He was driven away, and the police in
formed Of his visit. a. "'' uo', ,r.'. ',.s,,. q.
The, sale Of lots off, the North Chester
Borough Land iAssociation on Saturday
last, Octeb!r 9th, was 1 decided success.
The bidding was very spirited. Forty four
lots sold At premiums running from $40 70
t2lO-average, $as per lot. This Associa-
ton, IL now decided SUCCESS; at has over
100 lots, sold and sales are daily taking
place. The Secretary etates thai, at the
rate the lQts sold at the list sale, the Asso-
ciaticn will run out in forty months. We
also learn that ten Or twelve houses will be
started on the Associations lands at once.
Mrs. George Baker is; the recipient OF
eighty y-s K dollars, the net proceeds Of the
fair recently held in the lecture room Of tho
First Baptist Church, by the little girls o
"Class y:""f9r the benefit of the Union Bel
nevolent Society. ID '% ~, vi.,,6 "''.
The new Masonic Hall ,(whlom Lincoln
HalD VIM be formally taken possession Of
% morrow Thursday J evening, At q O'CLOCK
by Chester Lodge N6. '236, A. Y'M. We
understand that on account OF the Inability
to come TO CHe&ter, Oh that evening Of some
Of the officers ofthe Grand Lodge, the form
81 dedicssioh oof the Ledge Room TO- Ma
sonie pdip >ses u ihdefn!tely Postponed.
+ ono .l,'
The Morning herald., 1875-10-15
Excitelasat ever : Runoz

C1xc1uSsXIrlII, sIlI O., Oct. IA mistake n =
counting bunting the election returns from Hamfl-
ton county, in Aliens favor, coupled with
reports of large Democratic majorittes In
the mining and river districts gave rise to
rumors. .. this IL afternoon that mAlleu
was elected and caused much excite.
nent,, It is, NOW conceded that Hayes is
elected BY 1000 majority, .Yhile the Repuc7
licans are betting on 5000 majority, -. vl.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-15
Turkeys Finan cial TloNbIes.

Turkeys Financial TROUBLES.
LONDON, Oct. 14.-The European pow
ers Interested In Turkish bonds have been
in communication with view to some &C.
ton respecting the edict Of Turkey, an
nouncing its inability to redeem the govern
ment bonds, snd proposing to conpro,mllliifspet o,mlllii iifpet
by paying one-half in cash and half in new
Eve per cent. bonds. 1t is now announced
that the powers interested refuse to make
any rel resentation to Turkey regarding ita
financial position. 81" hi' }.' IT,
The Morning herald., 1875-10-15
,,MMARY OF THEuNEWSf
Athletic 1o-Hartford~le. Nine ih-

Athletic' lV n -
|ipgs. a3't - & ), Il .Uef 80 %
The State Senate in ohio~iil''ta"d Z ls y
| IS in favor of the Republicans. .os.r
A rumor in Cincinnati yesterday that
lien had been elected by the returns ffofn'
be Mining and River districts, caused
~, excitement. no'g a'"rs
Boston, l2-st. Louis, 6. BIO
The Republican majority IN Nebrasksi' S.'n y is
moo, - aTolI a;ia
pcgstem.son & Weicelase, earriass. nah.
sctprers in st. Louis, have failed.rti Nv,
Nellie Walton won the unfni1hed rsces ss'
Point Breeze Park yesterday rgo..p'
Thomas Fitzgerald stabbed Alex. schu.
|au in Philadelphia last night.,.t.i. " :.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-15
.JUNTICES, COURTS.

Thomas Walch was brought before Es-
quire Frazer, yesterday, on complaint Of
Alice Justison for assault and battery. He
was fined 81 and costs.
Beefrs Squire Brady there were three
cases Henry Blake, (col.) residing i'm
Browntown, was fined s. and costs for dis
orderly conduct, and threatening bodily
harm to Emma Wiley. (col.) Blake was
also held in 500 bail for his appearance at
court. Lewis German, at suit Of Dennis
Gallagher for disorderly conduct and abu-
sive language, was fined 81 and costs. Peter
Dunn for threatening bodily harm to Sabra
Burkirk was fined $2 and costs.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-15
IN THE TOLLS.

Joseph Badger, charged with throwing
stones, was given hearing yesterday morn
ing, paid costs, and was discharged with a,
severe reprimand from his Honor.
Emery Deaton was arrested for using
threatening language against his wife. AS;
nothing could be proven, he was dismissed
Only one drunk is reported.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-15
! lNT-
OF low o,

fsAolSEs, H., Oct 14.-suficient ~
have been received to show that the
POllcans have elected twenty-five out Of
/! new Senator's, securing four-ffths Of
Fenate. There Is q Republican gain of
y representatives, which will make the
" seventy Republicans to thirty Dem+
H1ty-five counties, have reported ofl
= ahy-six give 2,s5S9 Republican ma
y ana nine give 4.o52 Demoeratlc major
las .as anreportcd counties last yesr gave
wv Republican majority. , ,,,.et,,,r =,
The Morning herald., 1875-10-15
Discount Advanced,

NEW YORK, Oct. ia dispatch from
London announces thst the Bank of Eng
land directors, at regular weekly meeting
to-day, advanced the rate Of discount from
1 per cent. to 3k per cent. 1 1 ii
The Morning herald., 1875-10-15
Fire In New York.

NEW YORK, Oct. A.-A fire broke out this
morning in E. Ketcham & Co.'s extensive
tinware factory, corner of South Second and
Twelfth streets. The buildings cover the
whole block, and tho hre was confined to
one wing and caused damage estimated at
TWEEN y-dve thousand dollars; fully insured,
The Morning herald., 1875-10-15
Ne, War with Chtns,

LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE foreign office has
received a telegram from Mr.. Wade, the
English Minister It Pekin, announcing that
China has given III necessary guarantees
for q compliance with the demands Of Great
Britain AMI there will be nowar. ,,nrY g.,
The Morning herald., 1875-10-15
WASHINGTON. 81.
FROM rHECAY,17'xalEs T.

n Secretary 70 - Anaoa sesa. .anne
WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.LTh1 President ~
expected ITO arrive early tolmerrow,d A
Cabinet meeting will probably be held eat12
O'Clock, At which the name 9f ithe, new sec; escc;
retary of the interior will be announced.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-15
.re isace ~; she' ThYss yachts

fN1wr Yokk, 'Oet. 'i4.AUp to IN early
hour this morning, nothing has Been seen
ofthe thrse yachts Dresduaught, Resolute
and West q, which yesterday Get ont on the
ocean ,raee, The latest learned was that IN
Resoluts WAS ahead, On rounding Cape may
light, about, midnight. ar q no a.ao'04r
,QvAaAKrsNsy October 1A-The !yaeh'
Dradnspght passed the light chip st7;ss ~ =
m, closely followed, by the Resolqte' 4ley
passed Sandy Hook lg ol at Tloa. m,'the preea:
nspght two minutes ahead. The Kssol0's
passed, Quarantine st7.s5a. n.I wHj4 Of
NEW, YoRHy'0ctober A.+-Ths Judges u
the yaeht rsee hsye not yet decided whict
Is tie winnsr, but the chances appear to -; !
III faavror Of The Dresdnaught. nil :. nn
The Morning herald., 1875-10-15
|yes' Majority = Democrats still
Hopeful. .|..r. t,. Il

FEw YORK, Oct. 14.-A special from the 't
lennati Enquirer to the New York Com
Feid this afternoon says: ''Reports con-
fred as official, received from sixty-nine
mites give Hayes 1888 majority in the
Fe, The other counties to be heard from
Jain unchanged. John G. Thompson,
irman of the Democratic State Executive
pmittee, however, has not yet given up
e'ale. ...4u.-. Inn. e.. .y. .rI. ID.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-15
suspe nded for One Year.

[Srw Yonk, Oct. IA Nashville special
r.: Rev. DR.. J. W. Hammer, sr., Of the
kthodist Episcopal church South, has
In suspended from Office for one year for
bulging in amatory correspondence. He
|mtted his fault, and professcd sincere re-
htancp
The Morning herald., 1875-10-15
NekrASkA.

OMAHA, Oct. 1.-THE Republican major
| in this State is not Ices than 10000.
be new constitution is carried by q very
Ice majority. .nJ ~ iJ.t r. tm' =
The Morning herald., 1875-10-15
The Hank Of hnxlx..d Hate s,i''

LosDoy, oct. 1.-THE funds ar. quiet.
Tie bank tate advinced ffoom 2K per cent,
to 3Hper cent; Erie shares Is, WITH sales at
the qnotation..ounA - nn;ili's w9H =,
The Morning herald., 1875-10-15

The 1sl.grsphie Dispatches are J'rssassd to
! Noraing Herald, By the Anasricsn ltss
I.,eiatisn, sysr the Atldns;s As1 Paeift
lIlovanAie Cos toifts. nj r1fn6
The Morning herald., 1875-10-15

Tho weather To-dky. a.;tl,g'
FIR the Niddls and Eastern &sstts Falling
|roo,tsr, northeast to southeast w;,sds, ,slrmst
Iway ,ssthsr and rain. ,,r uyt,.ry
The Morning herald., 1875-10-15
bbto Conceded to be Republican.

Ohio (OMceO6u 10 NC UcPuUhAe"'
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Oct. 14.-The State
|mocratic Committee now concede the elsc
b of Hayes and the State Republican
ket by 5000 majority, though they say
II the returns from two or three strong
moeratic counties may reduce it, though
h cannot change the result. At the Re-
blcsn headquarters ! they claim eight
busand majority for Hayes. ''.,''' - -,
The Morning herald., 1875-10-15
FLA8HEs,; 0vKR. THE gCARLH.
Gounod, the Composer. Ssrisusly ,
am. at, Hart. Iu,r :, ,fiung,.7

ana OFT. ,i"yptAAft raj a. EinpgLn
PARTs, R,,'|,A Qct l4-nl NJ e. iGlsunod, the cele- r.
brated composer, has met vita : serious &C
cident, and is now lyinlg 'dangerossly oosss.ly' Ill.
While descending / staircase his foot slipped
and hsfeIl, breaking one srm and sustafn-
ing other injuries. .~n2+Gil IL tnf>.E, ,'o7
The Morning herald., 1875-10-15

Raiiway,, Pr.,esldent Elected. 49,
.JtjnA)ni = lDi .fp Z llu,,- IitlE y .ib.iIG
MoNrRAL, Oct. 14.TT1Nr, ~ mt, Vernon e has
been elected President Of the Montreal,
Portland and Boston Railway Company.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-15
" A., ..,iu ru.nmueout a. ot ofa wosiii..n Firn.

NEW YORK, Oct. A.-straus', Lehman&
Co., importers Of woQlen goods, failed yes
terd.y, LIABILITIES $500, 100. The cause ~.
was = general E, sage IN values. TIE
arn hss laf4e an assignment to its credi-
..,rs. -. =.
An ,i4rD,se .O.D.C again prevailed last
nigh .,..... ,,r >
The Morning herald., 1875-10-15
The IlItnsia Blshopfic.

|cuc4oo, Oct. Il Twelve .tahdiny com \ IN,
|ttees have voted for Dr.. HcLarens' con-
|mation as Bisaop of illinois. "o20r9j =
The Morning herald., 1875-10-15
A Ito Gane.

HARTFORD, Conn. Oct. H.-The game Of
basi. ball to-day between the Hsrtfords and
Athletics resulted At ~ clos. Of tho ninth
inning in tie of 10 To 10. The game was
drawn on account Of darkness. "IiI ''h -
The Morning herald., 1875-10-15
. lasn Dsnied. . q

,Nswl YoHx, Octy14y-Judgs Lawrence
ssvs his decision to day, on application for
stay sof proceedings In tho sig million siae
against VIM. Tweed to enable him'to' appeal
from the osasH efothe Supreme, Court
general tern, Tho Jpdgs Denied the mo-
The Morning herald., 1875-10-15

-s}s %, h Trao:a oa :. n.1E I'@ 80. '.'
mr. ol npI &n.'ns4 ~ Ni9s'"'H. ~
'' 'l.Y !.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-15
The OhfS Eleet;GHI''

AeaDrs, O.,I Oct. II. .AThe state Demo
Vomm:ttee now toncede the election
ses and the state'RspublicanticketIby
uS!ority, though tLey .sayr that the
IRON two Or three htneng Demo
ounsies ', may reduce this, Though they
saanye the result. At the, Repub,,ii-
,"aaa'ters 1' they Slain sQ92i majority iyy
'Ses' The Legislature viii probably
publican an IN both branches. The Demo
lu.' nave elected John E.. Bell, Senator In
ason county, but ever! this viii ieave
.la'e l9RepuBlicans &S 1so Democrats!
&c" lower House The Republicans claim
so' the ITO members and say their
~ are good in the ccouhties not yet
-. mom' Great excitement prevailed
'ss w reports that the mining. and rivsl
Nb ~ nAa given large Demoertic mA,oF:.
prospects o:Al'en's election, ,l,,,
lpau, !, Springs is hot so,a piscs i0r
"'makins.! Yosn, ,,sb,,,o s.,.g ,.Io.lsl
The Morning herald., 1875-10-15

Senator Paddock, Nebraskas new Sena-
tor, is said to be in favor Of ex-Speaker
Blaine for the Presidency. Who next?
In Germany they have printed $780,
900, upon which the returns are to be made
for the census, II. taking Of which beginx
December !. '''''''
10. ,gfp.V e.. - tp4i. yI..,y'r i'l,,.
First.class Chinese hotels have raised
the price of board to twenty eight &c, Il per
day. .nn,...n.,. " -. ~
"'Goldsmi,h Maid" hates to acknowledge
il, but she has reached the twentieth. year
Of her age. ,r ,.
Newport hos ad q saos ~ssor:n. Other
localities md,. now folio v 5ait II they
want to he fashionable. InHs a"nn.''
The Henglish 'op crop is poor. What
will Jshuny Bull do on !, short allow nce
Of bitah beer? "9". hI. D1"
.'oo,q "ogmn.'9 or eur ,4s
Il HG @rSl oh ngi.-grp2, .Gt rs,
The Morning herald., 1875-10-15
An Unpleasant. Visitor.

Massachusetts papers relate that wo
man in Ashburnham, that s ate, while at
work at her table, saw what appeared to be
a piece Of round checked cloth in the middle
OF the room. She was about to take 1t up
when, to her disrhay and astonishment, the
head of large checked adder was raised.
Not caring to examine that style Of cloth
any further, she lost no time in going for
help. On her return the snake lay at. full
length before the, steve, calmly surveying al
around. As he showed too much fight fo>~
the dog, which advanced toward him, he
wss taken by tongs igno niniously out doors
and dispatched, the cog throughout showing
Intense disgust. ''' ''''' ''' '@'' .''
The Morning herald., 1875-10-15

I' G.ps. 4 GmI "fY
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The Morning herald., 1875-10-15

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Il can't pay my bills, Jones. ! think I
shall fail,' said Brown. "What per cent.
shall yoti be able to pay 2" said Jones. '"T
don't know; what are they paying this falls''
said Brown. Comment is unnecessary n.,
Somebody suggests that the Ca1adian>
priest who objected to the ladies Of his con-
greeation wearing hoop skirts, because too
much was LEFT to, the imagination, probably,
objects TO the "pinback" because it leaves
too little. %. ''' '.''
The Indians are very thankful for the tel
egraph poles on the paririe. They former
" had to ride q long distance to fnd place
to chain prisoner to. while they tortur.d
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Churches wishing Sabbath announce,
cnents should senl in their notices this after-
noon OF evening. n''i." 1''' 'A. 'ol @'Hnr

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