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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-01-08

That Shepherdstown's a Railroad Sta

That Shepherdstowns a Railroad Sta
ton. a g. -s
The papers tell us now and then,
To look for this result, but when,
They know not, so you see that /,
Do build my castle mountain high.
We have College in our Town,
Which gains repute and great renown,
The Presidents man of mind,
Professors too of the same kind.
The girls attend sunshine or storm,
The boys all dress in uniform.
If you could see them on the drill,
You'd have better opinion still.
That they are brave as we'll as bright,
And educated up to fight.
used to hear my father tell,
/ recollect it very well,
He that fights and runs away,
Shall live to fight another day.
hope these boys will stand tho test,
And when in battle do their best,
And wave their glitt'ring sabres high,
And VOW for liberty to die.
If Khedive's army would come near,
From Egypt, to this place, fear,
At Shepherdstown there'd be some fun
To see these College soldiers ran.
'Tis mind, not sword, they're to display
As taught at College day by day,
And when the battle they shall win
Twill be oe'r ignorance and sin.
And now my friends a quarter please,
For writing few lines like these,
I've brought the paper to your door,
This year as in the year before.
1 make my bow, extend my hat
Just drop your quarter into that.
A happy new year to you all,
To young and old, both great and small
THE CARRIER
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-01-08

The refrigerator is about to take the
place of the gallows, some New York
genius having recently invented an ap-
peratus for freezing u,urderers to death,
which he claims that it viii do in less
than tour minutes.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-01-08

If you are suffering from Headache,
Weakness. Indigestion, Loss of Appe-
tite, Depression, DC, try a bottle OF
"Dr. Wade's Liver Corrector. 1t will
cure you Nv
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-01-08

A statue of Gen. Baker, who was kill
ed at Balls Bluff, Va, during the war,
has been completed at Leghorn, Italy,
and shipped to Washington, where it
will lie placed in the old hall of the
House of Representatives. 1t was mod
eied by DR.. Stone, Congress having ap-
propriated $4,000 to defray the ex-
pense.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-01-08

A blind man in Southern Illinois can
play checkera, but cant End the wood.
pile i DIS wife asks hi.u io brilg A.
arIufsi Of wvvd. - z,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-01-08

Many man has wished he was an
autumn leave, that be might fall of and
b. pressed BY pretty maiden.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-01-08
BALTIMORE
LOCK HOSPITAL.
DR.. JOHNSTON,

PHYSICIAN OF this celebrated Institu-
/ ton, has discovered the most certain,
speedy, pleasant, and effectual remedy in
the, world for all
, 1876-10-03
COUNTY BUILDING.

Nine Individuals wero transported from the
Jail to the Dridcwell yesterday.
Tho Sheriff goes to Joltct Thursday with q
numerous rctinuc Of jail-b!rds, to swell Cook
County's representation III tho Pcnltcntiary.
Tho Committee OH Public Service meets this
afternoon to consider proposals for furnishing
the county with coal.
Tho sale Of tho delinquent property In the
original Town Of Chicago was continued ycB-
terday. The sale will bo completed Tomorrow.
The Grnnd Jury for tho October term Of the
Criminal Court vas ilnpancled yesterday, and
discharged until AtoNsay. Tho natics Of tho
Jurors have already tcen given.
On md after this evening Judge Wallace will
be ut Ills court-ro0m every evening to p,sa up
on applicat[ons for c'ttzcnship,papeFs until fur
ther notice. Tho evening sessions Of the Grim
inal Court have been discontinued.
The Lghtfoot iusauc-llvorce case will occupy
foot cama tnto court yesterday of her own Yoli-
tion, and SAYS she wifi appear again to-day far
tho trial OF this question OF her Banity. From
what call he lcarnel, the lady hns for tho past
week endured great privas!ons to elude trial,
and at one tlne threatened to drown hctself
rather than stana up and tako tho chances OF
beiMg deprived VI her liberty IN what slIu terms
q mud-housc.
Commissioners johnson, Comfy, McCaflrcy,
and hlr. Baker, tho conl contractor, Aasl qute i
pleasant season at Mike McDDnaid's last even
lug, cracking champagne at tue latter's cx-
pcfsc, and guzzllng tale less expensive llu!Is at
the expense Of tho others. These Commission
era win to-day latcrlnlno whether they will
awarl hfr. Baker the contract for supplying tho
county With coal another ycar, or mako the
AwArd to ono OF his hired uieu, oE suulu QUO Of
the other lower bidders.
, 1876-10-03
The POSTAL COMMISSION,

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept a-Tlo first session
In this city Of the Postal Railway Commission
commenced this morning. Albert Fink, Of
Louisville, ono OF tho most competent railroad
statEsttcians In tho country, was examined at
grca. length upon two points. Tho Commits
Bioncrs say Ills testimony was OF great practical
Importance. 'rlIe board has for soma tlmo been
cnlenyorfng to nscertatn soino equitable basis
for compensation to rniwny companies for
postal transportation, but found much difficulty
In obtaining from ratlroad officials statement
OF tho methods which they themselves arrived at,
Tnot na tfoy ffSrd scqsce ps adeqsate En
nounccd nnrcscrvodly that In llfa Judgment
d rate OF payment TO per cent above tho
cost OF operating tho roads would DO equal to
tic compensation received by the nlanagors of
such roaus for other kinds OF transportation.
On tile question Of speed. tho Commissioners
say his vicws were equally explicit ani clearly
expressed. Ho declared n faSor Of tue prat:,
speed in postal transportation, and, In order to
ascertain the rates for payment OF such In
creased speed, announced a noycl but rraaona-
bic theory, that 1t would iuvolvo 10 material
Increase 1n tuEl to 1,0Ve u railroad traln
fifty miles In ono hour than It would iitty miles
qntrcd to tnovo train at greater speed would
lie twfco rs much, ut the saiilc time, tho steam
generating power Of q locomotive being liuited,
tho weight. 1t could haul ut doublo tho speed
Dr. +. D. stnudford, President, and D. W. G..
Rowland, Superintendent, Of tho Louisville,
Nashville & Gtcnt Southern Ralrontl, read In
way serytcc.
The acssion will continue till tomorrow even.
ing, when tic Commissioners 60 to Nashville
and Atlanta-
, 1876-10-03

Frank were trianr with fanun Mt private house
at Washington Heights Sunday afternoon, an!
alter tie GIN Ind passed from snc to tho otler
charged while in his hands, tho con-
tents taking effect In tho mouth. Of Frnnk,
knocking out his front teeth md lodging In hts
neck Just at the hase Of the brain. The wonnti-
ell man, ]lc said, was IN prccarious condition,
md WINS not expected to live. The vfctim'n
brother WAS nt tho jail and at Justice panlscn's
TINT Tho affair was int accidental, etc.
At Washington Heights MISC tic story Of the
affair Ia l,adty mixed. Bo.hmon wcrc employed
on tho farm Of afr. eh!pp, located about mile
west Of the ridge. The family left hume for
farm hanis alono aUoaat tic place, and dur
Ing their nhscnce tho shooting occurred.
Ono story ts to the effect TINT
both men wcrc on amtcable terms, and that
the shooting was, a. 0rritt claims, accidental.
ltcwas In the habit OF carrying small revolver,
and while handling 1t says It went OF acci-
dcntally. Another story Il to tho effect that
tho shooting Vas bold and prcmctlitatcd Mt
tempt At murder and robbery. Frnnk, II IL eaid,
was 10 leave the place III a day Of
two, and had received his months
pay. Knowing this, It ta claimed,
that 0ryitt presented himself at Franks room
Immediately after the fanily's departure, anil
without n single word Of exclamation fired at hls
consrade, hoping IL kill him, and thereby gain
possession Of hia wealth. Tho hitter story iias
the wider circulation OF the two.
The wounded man is reported In dangerous
condition, md It Is thought he cannot survive.
, 1876-10-03

This thrifty and beautiful suburb is getting
on brayclY. Notwithstanding tho multitude Of
difficulties under which It's present Board Ut
Trustees has had to labor (such as the very hard
times, the tax-gshtEng manfa, aud reckless CT.
pcndturcs by former Boards, coupled with I'LL
sufficient icyfess), they yesterday paid at tho
o!llvo u this Treasurer, No. 1G9 Washington
street, tllu cntfru alnb,int OF their maturing ccr-
tll!culcs OF Indebtedness with tntufest. THEY
stem to tako q business view of things up tferu,
anu believe that y prolnisu tn pay at given
time Should bu held Just sacred II .natlo by
municipality as il made by Ill individual OF
firm, and have artcd aeconltugly+
The lcy. Mr. Curran occupied tho pulpit Of
st. paul's Episcopal Church sunday, and dcltv-
cred u very fine sermon. 1u personal appear.
ancc le resembles DR.. Sullivan 10 much that hc
| would be taken fur his bruther, ilu Is also
c!ass-n,ato Ut nT. sullivan. During hts stay In
llydc Parl lle llas becn thu guest of Mr.. l.lcll-
as!ison: lie returns to tiuelpi tllis cycuIlg.
Tbs Cincinnati trina will hereafter not stop
At Hyde FaFk When BoluE south-cxcept to taku
on through passengers. tbs o'clock train
| bus beena great coIiyenlcnce to tie residents
| OF Hyde Park, KenwUod, and South PaIk.
Ihomas Rice, Tlo.uas Quinn, John lIipley,
| snd Tony Fisher, who were arrested on suspIe-
lou of breaking into the huusu Of hIs. Brooks,
on Sunday morning, wcre discharged, Is uo
eyiacucs could te found " couylet them.
, 1876-10-03
TEtEGRApHIc NOTES.

New YonK, Oct. 2.--J. A. Asncllug md SAM
ucl Duly werc to-day appointed Delegates from
tho Produce Exchange to ths National Pork
PackcEs' Convention ut indianapolis on Wctlncs-
tlay next.
CINCINNATI, O., Oct. 2-Tao I1nn. James G,
blaine was introduced on 'Chango to-day hy tho
Hon. Bcnm'nn Egglcstnn, President Ut TINT body,
ant! 1nale o speech. His rcsnarks wera uuvoid
nf politics, but hc urged upon tllo members tho
Importance OF tho improvement nl navigation
On Wc.tcrn rivers md thu necessity Of persists
sneo s at Washington to acro.Gnf!sl' teir ends;
Ills remarks received careful attention and
were warmly applandetl.
NEW YoKK, Oct: ..-'rhu first session Of tho
It's deaiiM;s will be eoItlncd to mining,
lit IT stoclts called numbers nfuMlt Afty. A
cal.
OMAIiA, Eeb., Oct. 2.-On Saturday night
water frozu 10 tlr thickness VI uu,lt olie-
eight, of an Inch, The WEATHER l!as moderated
considerably sillct,
=. <cta3 Ltspatch q 7as Tribune
CL1NTo.', la., Ocl. s.-Ihe reiliains Of Aleu-
70 tioltslaudef, proprietor Of thu Iowa Central
House, IN old settler unl prominent citizen,
were conveyed to Upton, his former residence,
. w SDsctat M.pascA to 7ns 7.4sun&
MHNn0TA, ILL.,, Ut. IA luglller nAnltfl John
SklyinEton, residing ut Troy Grove, dropped
dcatl thtx afternoon wli!o III the uct Ut ll.ttn,
z satk Of oats from 4 tbrcshtny tnIsllnc. tbs
eallsc Is supposed t. Eatu Lcc,i elIscuse Of thu
heart, OF tLe bursting u blood-ycsscl.
, 1876-10-03
PIANO AWARDS.

Webcr. of Now York; Rcceivca tho Highest
Award Mt tho Centennial Exhibition.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. q, 1818-1n no depart
ment Of tho Exhibition Inns tho competition been
greater than among the piano makers. and
while the contest soon narrowed down to but
few houses, It seems unltaputcd TINT Weber
has lfstanccd al1 competition, and must be to
dav rccogn!zcl rs tho piano maker par OK
ccI1cnco Ut the world, and the Musical Jury
has bllt stamped tic seal OF the American Cen
tcnntal Exhibition Upon tho generally awarded
verdict Of every vocalist and musician By tho
award which givcs the medal to A. Weber, Of
New York, for "iSympalhettc, rurt, aud rich tone,
combined seih greatest 1oee7, a. saoH's IN the Tires
sfuies, grd,d, sQuart, and upright 1'ianos sehich
shop Intelligence and so{iitu In their eoaatruetion,
pltans and easy touch, trhieh al the SANE tlnae
ansers promptly to its requirements, together ''a
excellence Of teork,aa'nhtp.n
While tic Judges accrctitt to Webcr's COM
pctftors "iargest volume, purity, md duration
Of tones,'-merc mechanical qualitics, Ito Web
er alono nrn accredited the highest possible
musical qualities:
Sympathetic, pure, and rich tonc, with great
II ls the Sympathetic and rich quality Of tono
which has male the Weber pEAno tho favorlto
Of every singer as .wcll as the public.
It is these special qualities, which combined
voice make tho greatest singer, and
whtcl, in au instrument make It tho peer Of ita
hut cold cxponcnts of mechanical excellence.
Add to these qualities, as the Judges say arc
contained IN the Weber, sympathy altl richness
Of tone, and you breathe into It warmth. and
life, aud you have tho ne plus ultrn OF piano.
This Weber Inns done at tho Centennial, and
when the Judges commend Ills instruments also
for their solility Of construction and excellence
Of workmanship, they tell the public TINT the
Weber pIa1lo Is tho best in the world.
, 1876-10-03
THE CITY HALL.

A delegation called upon tho Mayor ycster-
day In regard to tho Harrison street bridge, but
nothing conclusive was done III the matter
under consideration.
The Department Of Public Works yesterday
issued an cstirnnte Of ss,003 to Ray 4 Whitney,
contractors, for pairing the intersections Of
Chicago aycnuo from Clark street to the river.
bIany pcoplo nre nvatling themselves Of the
ehance to cash their 1876 certificates. All
October certificates, and those Of $1,000 and
less, arc being paid In full. Tho others got q
20 per cent payment.
Officer Cornelius Luccy. Of tho Harrison street
Station Precinct, Inns resigned Ills position. lie
has the satisfaction of knowing that lie was not
asked nor commanded to quit aud TINT Ills scr
vico has been good.
Tho West si3o Pumping Works will probably
be set in motion about Wednesday Of Thursday.
Mr.. Wilson, who Representa- the Quintard Iron
night, and yesterday began tho I" finishing
touches on tho engines. The conditions Of
The contract made With tho Qu!ntartl. Iron
Works for tho engines were, that they, the @.
I. W. people, should operate tho engines one
year; the city to pay only f. for tie fne1, md at
duration eal1 be made. As soon as tho works
are we'll III operation, experts will mako the
test
The license receipts for the month Of July,
August, md September, have been Us follows:
4auctlonee1 LICENSES, sI3:M; 1s bowling alleys,
$alo9; is hacks, SlSs.50; intelligence Offices,
tt30Q3; . tunk-icalere, $552275; u omnibuses,
1920 %: 519 pctldlers, s9,451.a7; l3 pawnbrok-
ncrs, Sci; 2,7ls saloons, s14s,7lo; 30 Sec
prl-lnnd dealcrs, 81 1880; II 8eAycrEers,
s425; s shooting galleries, $4l.17; a13 i0ub!o
wagons, so73.4; 2l3 single wagons, ba33t2.
The above list will sllnw TINT eUme branches
Of business, for which. licenses arc required,
arc very well represented, while others aru not.
For instance there arc certainly moro than five
shootiug-g galleries in the city, and everybody
knows that there arc more tar, lifty-l've pool
arc also more thai four auctlonecra in town.
It is true tint thcrc is from now TIL tho 1st If
next April III which Licences for 1876 Gun bo OBJ
taincd, but It is desirable that all should be
made to take out licenses as carly III tho year rs
possible. Otherwise the PLACES, saloons, bowl
ing.alleys, pool and billiard tables run along
without license, md, ntter tho expiration ot
several months, the owner or proprietor comes
III and makes m affidavit that he haa "just
| The report Of the Commissioner Of Health fol
tho. week ending Sent 90 WIS completed yes
terlny morning. It gives total OF 15G deaths
50 Of whom wcrc 'nales and "a fcmalcs. Twt
were co1orcd, 1a3 enjoyed single blesscdncss
w!lilo 80 were married.. OF tho deceasc.l, Il
were under ycar at tue t!mc Of death; 1s'bc
tween aud years: 3 between and 3; IL be
tween 3 and 4; between and 8; rs between !
| md 10; between 10 mud 20; II between 20 and
80; l7between 80 and 4o; 10 between 20 and m
| 20; 4 between 10 and 80; I between 81 ani
90; aud ono between 90 mid 100. The report
| SLOWS n tlccreasc pf 20 from the number oI
deaths in tho preceding week.. and ar increase
| f1f IN HrT1t Ira ff,r
, 1876-10-03

WORCESTER. Mass, OCT. "A terrible and
mysterious murder was committed III ths cast
part of Shrewsbury, a farming town six miles
from this clty, tonight. Tho victim was John
bullaEd, q man about 10 years Of age. lie,
with his brother, live In q 1ouso alone, carrying
on . farm. AbiAt Z o'e!ock John was 'left
store, about mEe distant. JIG wis gone about
one hour, ind, upon returning, horrible accno
sas presented. John was lying OIL the ioor. Ills
cred from tho body, url Tiers werc long, deep
cuts about the heud and face. The body
was a!so badly cut, and tho hlo,il
was stu flowing from the NUMEROUS wounds.
latehrt with wgl. the terrible deed was cosi.-
United. THO object Ia supposed tu have been
lnoncy- Lust week tllu man Bultl IL COW for $5U,
and this afternoon received similar ulnount
for the sale Of some calves, Ttls money IL
missing, and svaa undoubtedly taken by thu
murderer. No clue haa vet been discovered.
, 1876-10-03
The MiMns0R.

The best families Of Europe and America will
ind most attractive home at tho Windsor Hotel.
on Fifth avenue, bctween Forty-tixth and Forty
seventh streets. Now York. Everything needed Ia
supplied. From the services Of the walters to the
attendance Of expert medical practitioners. every
thing Ia within moments call. The tap on tho
District Telegraph summons from any pnrt Of tho
city wllomcver the guests wish to sec, and tho
through Tic depths Of thc occan place them III
connection with every pnrt of the globe. Nothing
IL lacking at tic Windsor,
, 1876-10-03

SAVANNAH, Ca, Oct. 3,-Yellow fever inter-
mcnta, q.
MONTGOMERY, Ala., Oct. a.-IIeavy frost oc-
Cured hero tlts morning.
Special Dtspa!ch to 7As Tribune
NKw ORLEANS, La., Oct. 2.-1hc totalnumber
Of deaths In this city for tho week cndlng Sum
day evening waa 100, Ut which six were from
yellow 1oycr No now cascs llayo occurred, md
probably there Is not nov u casn In
New Orleans. The city IA unusually healthy,
and TIC ycllow-fcyer Kcare abroad III regard 10
now, nor llas there been, nny prospect Of nt,
epidemic. Strangers and citizens will be per-
fcctly safe In corning here.
ELMlnA, N. T., Oct. 3.-Etcven hundred dol
lars werc ra!scd hero today for tho ycllow-fcyct
sui1ercr8 ut Savannah and Brunswick.
, 1876-10-03

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 2.-Last Saturday,
Capt. r. II. Torlctt anil 8. II. McAlcxondcr,
Deputy United States Marslsa1s, attempted to
arrest a f" Afoonsh!ncr " namcd Giles, In Henry
County, Tenn, who resisted anil nrci upon tho
officers, killing Torbctt, and then fired another
bnrre1 Of u shotgun at NcAcxnn.lcr, tho chargo
pateing through lis cloak. Giles then hcd.
MrAlcxnn,acr arrived hero this morning with
tho body of Cnpt. Torbett. Giles Is a desperate
character, and WAS bally wounded recently by
Deputy Marshal Gibson in resisting hts arreat.
Tofbctt was formerly n Captain In tho Sixteenth
United States lufanfrr,
, 1876-10-03

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct. 2.-On Saturday
night the County court-IIousc was set on tlro
In tho Office OF the Registrar Of Docds. Tho
f're was extinguishctl with .otnc damage to tho
books. Two books wcrc missing entirely.
To-day Dr. j. 8. nnrns WAS arrested with tho
missing bunks III his possession. lilo lad recent
ly bought tho abstract nf titles conveying all
but t1tso tw,, books, nnt1 would hare made a
largo umount Of lnpacy had he not been dctectr
, 1876-10-03

ORR-STEVENs-ln this city, by tho Rcy. Da.
yd Swing, on tho 1st Inst. Adam i. Or and Mrs.
Cleo 6tovcnB, Of this city.
KELL0nu-LEE-sfr. O. E. Kolloeg and Sarah
Les by Tho Rcy. ]. II. Knowles, Hector Of tho Ca
thedral OF 81. pctcr and Paul. No cards.
AYsON-FoUnNEY-on Sunday. Oct. !, at
ths GhGrs Ct se ioly Mamo By the iay r.
milo FnuE1ley.
, 1876-10-03

EWUlHH HEFUBL1uAN MEETIHE,
The Scandinavian l!epub!leans Of the Third,
Fourth, and Fifth Wards will hu!d nass.neattn9
At tho cornsr Of Stafa and Twenty -afth streets,
this evening at 7:3Q O'Clock, whun two companies
of ilnyes mud Wheeler Mtnut1- Men will be organ
plfru free ot cturue Let thera ba largo attend:
Ance. Yhe Gleu Club and Swedish teuartBttu Will
be present 1n1 cnliyen the uccasiUn with pAtrLollc
4ungE. Judge John l.. Hundhtr1n., John Ly!s
kln.. Es1., and other eminent orutors will ad-
lf,kA TIN
, 1876-10-03

Special Df.pdfeh to Tbs Tribute
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 2.-Lnst night burglars
gained an entrance to tho morcllant-tatloring
establishment Of c. F. A. Schultz, 415 East
Water street, through tho basement, and cnrricd
amount of alsout 2l,o00. They aiso tried tl,c
safc, but could not get into it. There Is no
trace Of tho rascals.
Sunday morning, burglars entered Market
Hail, on Division street, md took nbout $a,5
from tho I'LL.
, 1876-10-03

Special Dtspafca to 7ns Tribune
Fosn pu Lac, Wis, Oct. a.-The residence Of
Mrs. NJ. A. Copgdot,, it. this city, was burglar
fzcd yesterday morning. Tho family were ab-
scnt, anl1 tho thieves went through tic house at
tlcr leisure, Tho extent Of their dcpredations
Is not yet fully known. No arrests.
Nav YonK, Oct. 2.-Durglars entered tho
store Of franklin Horton, No. i2 Fulton street,
Saturday night or Sunday, broke open tho safc
and secured sec, 900 worth Of jcwelry. No ar
rests.
, 1876-10-03

shota Mt tic two girls. Lille Hammer, who
fs ~ ycnss old, md the mother Of child, WIS
shot IN the ahtomcn, md will die before inor,-
ing. Lon 2tcvc,!s wns el,ut uI,!'G IN the right
The quarrel commenced over n dispute about
60 cents.
, 1876-10-03
Sh03T H0RRS,

The coming eales Of ahort horns, taking place al
ncxtcr Park, will bring goodly number Of breed.
crs here. Tho Sherman House is sort OF abort.
horn headquarters, wherc breeders passing through
tho city can gcucra1y be found. The ratcs Of thlt
excellent hotel llaye been reduced 10 81 per day
for all rooms above tho paroF l1or without baths.
, 1876-10-03

GALVESTON, Tex, Oct. 2.-Tho News, sau
Antonio special says detachment Of Nc
Ncl]oy's company under Scvgt. Armstrong at-
tackled party Of outlaws on Espanosa Like,
near Englo Pass, killed five, wounded one, and
captured fifty horses mud q large nuinbcr Of
cattle.
, 1876-10-03
MECHANICAL TIhKERING

cannot arrest tho decomposition Of the teeth
Nothing will do this but tbat pure dsalnfecant an,
pseserYat!vo which, undor the name Of sozodont
has become staple OF tho toilet throughout th
world.
, 1876-10-03

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 2.-Hcrman Nunnemacter,
distilcr, who Inns been In Europe until recently;
appeared In court to-t1ny and pleaded guilty.
He was sentenced to three months imprlsuu-
mcnt aud fine of $500.
, 1876-10-03

Specta! Dtspatch TO TIE 7rtbans.

LINCOLN, ILL.,, Oct. 2.-'Tl.e cnso Of tho people
vs.. Frnnk Fletcher, for tho murder Of John
Dailoy, which occurred In this county lust VIM
ter, was called up again to-day and continued
over until the next February term. THIS Is tho
second time the witnesses have BEEN run oil.
, 1876-10-03
CENTENNIAL AWARDS.

RpecfaI D4pdtch 10 Tns 7f!txaA
FHlLADELrHlA, Uet. 4.-Tht American But
tol.liole q Sewing Machine Company, Of Phil
adelphta, Pa, received tl!e hlghss auara ar sea.
tul aA2sALte&.
, 1876-10-03

4 Scandinavian Republican u,a.s. meeting will
III "Wednesday, Ucf /. Tho lIon. john Wentworth,
!. l.. King. L. l.. Mills, 4. u. sherman, .. Mo!e.
ltuyescn. Henry l.. iiustz, and others, will I'D:
trc4s the n,eutlllg. "Lang John" drsses that oll
Scan4linayan4 without distinction Ut purity, should
bc cuedlu1ly Invited.
, 1876-10-03
EsJP1iON.
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