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The VIRGINIA PROTECTION
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-11


One of the most tiendsh villains of whom
we have lately read, is man named Nc
CURE, of Ford county. In 1872 he obtained
boy named Charles o Conner, from the
Christian Brothers, of Chicago. 1t appeared
in evidence that Mcclure was perfectly
fiendish in mis- inhumanity towards the boy
compelling him to herd cattle in winter
until his feet and hands were frozen, kicking
him for going into neighbours house to
warm, whipping him with leather strap
with large buckle at the end, until he was
all bruised and sore, and permanently njur.
ed. On one occasion he fell Oft Of load of
fodder and broke his arm. The next morn
ing, not getting up as early as usual Nc.
CURE drowned him out of bed with a bucket
of water and then took him with his clothes
cut IN the yard and compelled him to dress
with the thermometer ID degrees below zero.
In criminal action Mcclure forfeited his
recognizance for $500 and IN civil action
for the boys benefit, jury at Bloomington
last week rendered a verdict against him for
$500.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-11

WONDERS OF CmEMIsTRY.-The tomato
vine which furnishes food so paatabIe to al.
most every one, belongs to the same family
of plant as the deadly nightshade, which at
tains such rank growth in the edge OF
swamps and by the shady roadside and which
all children are educated so cautiously to
shun. Aquafortis and the air we breathe are
made of the same materials Linen, sugar
and spirits of wine are so much alike in their
chemical composition, that an old shirt can
be made into It's own weight in sugar, and
the sugar into spirits Of wlne-Wine is made
of two substances, one Of which is the cause
of almost all combustion, and the other will
burn with more rapidity than anything else
in nature. Peruvian bark and the poisonous
principle Of opium, are found to be composed
of the same materials.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-11

RUNNING THE CHANCEs.-The other day
colored resident OF Nicksburg found bot
tie of whisky in the suburbs of the city, and
hating a pedestrian he inquired: OATS
whisky, ain't it," "Smells like it, and
guess it is was the reply. "An' dere amt
no pizen in it?' "Well, there may be-
can't tell: | shouldn't want to drink it,
"If dere was pizen I'd be dead Niger, ell -
You would" An if dere wasn't any plzcn
I'd be wastin' pin. of good whisky,
Yes" The finder turned the bottle over and
over, smelt of the contents three or four times,
and finally made ready TO drink, saying
"Dere's heaps of pizen lynn around loose,
hut dere's also heaps of niggers in Nicks.
burg. an lie gwine to tip up de hottie an
run de chances - ickSJRyg Herald
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-11

Somebody interviewed Geo. Francis Train,
and the latter said
DO YOU see these hands? See the blood
runs Riothcm. There's health for you! All
concs from Vegetable diet, SIR Nomeat for
me. eat nothing but vegetables. legeta-
bles make muscle, sincw. strength, manhood
"Yrs, George said his auditor, laughing,
you're right; meat Is weakening. always
notice all the strong animals live on Segata-
bles. There's the weak lion and panther,
they live on rca': and iEg.C's The sturdy
sheen. the goose. the calf, and the jackasS.
they live on vegetables entirely. They"
ut always makes me mad io talk Ia an in
fcrna! inrI.' sad Train, A. he turned on his
heel and lcf ia 4 YDG.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-12-11
OTTAWA FREE TRADEk SATURDAY, DECEMBER IL, 1875.

this is being done, | invite the attention of
congress To another, though perhaps no less
an evil, the importation of Chinese women,
but few of whom are brought to our shores
to pursue honorable or useful occupations
The interior journal., 1875-10-15
q. n. n. n. ITEMS.

Mn. NJ. W. vEsApLE, Resident Engin.
ecr, has been placed in charge of Kings
Mountain Tunnel.
Cart. J. =. MoRnisoS, the untiring and
able Division Engineer on the road be.
tween Shelby City aud Somerset, was in
Stanford for the second time In the last ten
months, on Thursday last, and made us q
call. Capt Morrison certainly sticks close
TO his work. the result Of which Ia that his
division is much further advanced than any
on the line.
TnF many friends Of that obliging gen.
tleman, Maj. G. +. W,bster,will rejoice
with US at his promotion to the staff Of the
Chief Engineer, with Office at Cincinnati
Major Webster Is an Engineer Of remsrka.
BILE skill and ability, as the energy with
which he has pushed Kings Mountain Tun-
mel attcs,s, aud the compliment that Mr..
Lovett pays him in thus promoting him, is
but just tribute to most deserving OH.
The interior journal., 1875-10-15
GARRARD COUNTY VIEWS.
Lancaster.

We are glad to note the return Of our
friend Mat Walton, who after an absence OF
three weeks has returned to his field Of la.
Dor.
The pro,rac,ed meeting at the Christian
church, conducted by Rev. X. A. Caro-, is
drawing large crowds, and there has been
several additions up to this time. The
meeting Is held only at night, and will be
continued through this week.
A LARGE rattle snake with ten rat,les and
button, was killed by some boys on the
Cab Orchard pike about two miles from
town, about week ago. His snakeship
was undoubtedly a wayiarer from home, as
il is something remarkable for one to be
found 50 close to Lancaster.
On Monday evening at I'd. Todd's gro-
Gerry in Madison comfy, Andy Conn shot
and killed John Arnold. We have not
heard the particulars of the killing.
DIED.-At her residence in this county
near Lowell, Mrs. Ann Royston. The fu-
neral Vas preached at the house and her
remains brought and inferred in the Ian
caster Cemetery.
Tue Octo, er term of our Circuit Court,
especially for equity business, is now in
session, and will continue through the week.
The great case OF Washington county vs..
the Cumberland & Ohio railroad will b. ar
gued, aud probably some steps taken in it
at this term. Messrs. q. r. Mckee, Capt,
Ed. Russell are here in the interest Of
Washington county, and Mr. Burr Harri-
son is representing the railroad. SPRIG.
The interior journal., 1875-10-15
LINCOLN COUNTY VIEWS.
IfusfonrLlle.

VIZ are in receip, Of liberal premon,ion.
Of Winter. The fro-ts Of the last few nights
are rapidly bringing down the leaves OF the
forests. Corn has made its escape, and is
an unusually heavy crop. The work OF
sowing grain is going forward on every
side. The few hogs-and they are very
few-are becoming fat. Mule colt. hang
their neither lips and look disconsolate, as
il they were aware Of the fact that they are
no longer power in the land. Calves, on
the contrary, whisk their tails in proud
recognition Of their iaroxysmal impor.
tance.
THE merchants are busy unpacking and
displaying their autumnal purchases. The
Milliners aud Mantua makers are eloquent
on cloves Of hats" and Heavenly dresses"
Papas, Of course, look grum, and mothers
profoundly study each new effect.
by the way, we understand that on Fri
day Of last week, the lady Principal Of a
hourishing Female school in the Eas. end
Of the county, delivered to her pupils tell
ing lecture On the subject OF "pin backs
On Monday morning, while waiting for the
train, we had the pleasure Of seeing near
hundred pupils assemble at the Institute
and not pin buck there. The sight was re
freshing, enrapturing, enhancing; and as
we beheld the smiling Principal receiving
each new accession at the door, we found
ourselves unconsciously singing
let the good Angels come in"
Mn. BES IIuFFMAS. formerly Of your
place, aud late Of Cincinnati, died on Sun
day, at the house Of his brother.in-law, J.
". Hooker. lie was buried in the Gene
cry Monday afternoon. Mr.. II. was long
an invalid. His young wife was supported
through the trying ceremony by large as
sembly Of relatives and friends.
VIZ learn that the store house, with all
its contents, Of Mr.. VIM. Spraggins, on the
Rolling Fork, in Casey county, was burned
ON Saturday night. Loss total-said 10 be
about SI,000-no insurance.
FALsrAFF.
The interior journal., 1875-10-15

AYt uSG couple, fresh from the noun
tains Of East Tennessee, passed through
our town on Wednesday last. on foot, de-.
tined for the Western Plains. They inform.
ed those who conversed with them that
they they had married on last Monday a
week since, and they were satisfied they
could do better in a country where COIN
grew higher than four feet, and produced
more than two barrels to the acre. The
Young man said he knew the world owed
him living, and his better half said she
was will ng To help him get il.
The interior journal., 1875-10-15

lr seems strange that the old record
books Of our county Of Lincoln should pre-
sent such clear writing as they do. Here,
in the county clerks Office, are records one
hundred years old nearly, which were writ
ten only few short years after Boone and
his companions blaned a pathway across the
trackless wilderness, which shone like a
CLEAN Of light through the darkness pens-
trated. Yet the deeds and other fiesta
ments" are as clear as though written yes
terday. The paper upon which they are
recorded is almost as thick and substantial
as parchment, and the chirography Is eK-
cellent. Their preservation has been com
plete. From present appearances they are
good for centuries to come.
The interior journal., 1875-10-15

Two prisoners passed through town last
SATURDAY in charge Of the Sheriff Of Pu.
laski county, m route to the penitentiary for
a period Of two year,. Two other prisoners
were brought here by him and lodged in
our Jail Tor safe keeping, until the the next
trm Of the Pulaski circnit court, owing to
the fact that the Jail down there is but little
better than an ordinary house, as prison
Puluki county has purchaser an iron cell,
however, which will he placed in the old
Jail when finished.
The interior journal., 1875-10-15

OSE hundred .sears ago, the grounds
which now form Lincoln county, was
an immense eane-hrake, with cane at least
twenty feet high. II was the home Of the
buffalo, deer, elk, and other wild animals.
Not far from our suburbs, there is buha-
10 trace over which las We ave been in
formed by old residents. who gathered the
fact from their fore father-) these animals
passed from the hill part of this county to
the springs and branches which flow with
in halfa mile Of Stanford. Buffalo Spring,
the site of Routs Mill, took its name from
this trace, and we ART told that the old Pres
byterian church here derived its name from
the same, and il stood within 100 yards OF
the trace.
The interior journal., 1875-10-15

Mr.. ARCHIE {. SNOW, Of our town, saw
large owl, Of the chicken eating breed, u
on the corner Of barn near the Court
lIou last Monday morning, and, with his
revolver shot the bird, Mr. SNOW brought
the bird down at the first shot, and, ON act
uai measurement, he was five feet seven
inches from Tip to tip" Thi' is the larg-
cot owl that has been killed in this section
for some wears.
The interior journal., 1875-10-15

ToB,cco.-C. Cunningham, Tobacconi.t
at Lancaster, Ky, wants you to patronire
home manufacturers. lie has the best twist
aud manufactured article, which he offers
loo to the trade. Send for sample lot aud
try Il once.
The interior journal., 1875-10-15

TnE Central Kentucky Medical A--ocia-
'ion meets next "wednesday, 10Th, in Stan
ford at 10 o'clocN 4. VI The opening pa
per on "IIeadaches," their causes and treat
ment, will be read by Dr. Huffman, Of Ian
caster
The interior journal., 1875-10-15

THr party Of gentlemen who left here
on the 9Th Of this month Tor deer hunting
anl fishing spree, returned on the 10th, and
report no deer killed bat splendid fishing
a. they caught a large number Of fine sal.
mon, bass and perch
The interior journal., 1875-10-15

ouR physicians saw that for the pet six
weeks they have been very busy waiting
upon the afflicted, but nov they have little
to do. Only few deaths have occurred
and the mortality has been a. little rs in
any wear for the last decade This bracing
wesiher will bring all righ, again.
The interior journal., 1875-10-15

NoTIcE.-Ths "Old Mines" will meet a,
their hall in Stanford to. morrow evening at
O'Clock \ full attendance is requested,
a. business Of much importance will come
before the society. Every member should
attend. in order to learn something 20 his
advantage.
The interior journal., 1875-10-15

A MORE accommodating livery m n can,
he found than our friend Jim FL. Bruce
and his fast, gentle horses, for harness Or
saddle, and hi- clean, neat and easy riding
vehicles-all at low prices, make hi. estab-
lishmeni a sine qua non ali needing them .
The interior journal., 1875-10-15

SEVERAL iron bridges will be erected on
the Knoxville 4 Richmond Branch rail.
roads, in place Of the wooden Kind which
need repairs or replacement. The material
pas.ed thrt ugh on the cars recently.
The interior journal., 1875-10-15

'',VriV i;lU- 1T ln I.t r. lltir GO.
tir, siOck 0i n.agulu,,Gt han aud Winter
gouds is now open, and the display They
make i. very attractive. An inspection
convinced us that every thing they oiler is
OF the best quality, and their prices such
as To enable the public to purchase goods as
low as ever offered in anv market.
The interior journal., 1875-10-15

SWEET potatoes and 'po-sum afford fine
dinner dish at this season of the year, aud
Dsn1 Manuel says he can furnish enough
opo'snm- to supply the town. Bring 'em
in, uncle Daniel.
The interior journal., 1875-10-15

PERSONAL. MIR. Tom Miller and wife
of Marshall, No., are here on visit to re.
lations. lie reports fine crops in hi. State,
Of all kinds, yet times are quite dull, hut
the people hopeful.
The interior journal., 1875-10-15

THKRE Is a school on an average for ev-
cry four miles square In Lincoln county,
aud as many place. of worship, where
The interior journal., 1875-10-15

THE lame, the halt, and the blind, the
poor, the rich and lmost all other sorts Of
folks, presented claims for allowance be.
fore the Court Of Claims which met on
Monday and closed on Wednesday.
The interior journal., 1875-10-15

As our Circuit Court is rapidly approach
ing, and the grand jury will soon be in ses.
sion, ws do not wonder that all OF our dirt
roads are being put in good repair. Some
Of them have been sadly out Of liz for soue
time, and ii is we'll that something has stir
red up the parties to 4 performance of their
duty.
The interior journal., 1875-10-15

Rev. X. NJ. CnESAuLr will preach al
the Baptist church Sunday morning and
night.
The interior journal., 1875-10-15

OUR jail will he rid Of several Of its in.
mates during the crmina circuit court, and
the Sheriff will he called upon to make his
usual semi.annusl visit to the Capital.
The interior journal., 1875-10-15

Miss MARY y. CHENEY, II sariis, Mis-,
who has been on short visit TO the Misses
Alcorn, left on MONDAY last for L,uisville,
where she intends spending the Winter