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A UpIToRs NOTICE.

"A .,........ ., ,,0 .o,o ~ ron, estate Of Angus.
10 Freund Tie undersigned appointed AudltOr Dy
a., mi Of parties Interested TO make Distribution
arrpenNe.rg| = traui said sale to and among the
~ money arising ..l l-- 'nret the parties inte-
partes entitled thereto WI irffurnN Nent at the Of
rested for the purpose OF his aYpOlnUii.- Mon
nee OF Brockwal X Elwel In Bloomsbury OhSl
| day November 18TH, 1910, at 10 O'Clock, IA. IN.
! GEO. L. ELWELL,
,.Its
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Send in full returns on Tuesday night. Those
from the different States will be received at the
Opera House as rapidly as sent.
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A full stock of Under Wear for Men and
Bays at ID. Lowenberg's.
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Business Notices

Ifyou want first class Cook or Heating
Stove at bottom prices go to Harman and
Hassert.
Oct. 27-4w.
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Beckley was over at Centralia the other day
Wonder if he told the boys, Hayes was mem-
Der of the American Alliance, alias a Know
Nothing?
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'TVTNi
iilgcksmith's AItllrIci t.,

and Lmcbu."ner's Coal
Especial attention given to Il ie prcpara-
ton OF coal hc.Ore leaving our yal ds Grain
and Lumber taEen IN oxchance fer coal
Coal delivered to any part OF tn town al
short notice. Orders eft at /. W. \ fcKeiyy',
store, or at our o'ice. will receive p pnlpt al
tenton: Office ana Yards mt Win IN Nea
Il Sons Furnace, East Bloomsbury You
patronage res isecttuIly solicited.
COAL. lT-tE-15l COAT
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A UDIToRs NOTICE; ..0syn, LATE OF xADl.

,r,o. son TOWNSHIP sake distribution o
lne undersigned Auditor TO 90 adsator of the es
the rund in the hands OF the Adm yr Sst.and 10 tn
tate OF William Barber deceased '. - Ia blooms
duties or his appointment, at his ofll ! ,Clock d
burg, on saturday, Nov. 4th, 1876. at IL rl.im
N, when and where all persons havinz NJ HI.
against the said estate, are required TO pres, -,
same before the Auditor, or be debarred from
ing IN for share OF said fund.
Sep. 29-4w Auditor
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just received full line of Cloths, Cassi
meres and Suitings for Fall and Winter
wear, all at the lowest prices at ID. Lowen
berg's.
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GUARD WELL YOURTICKETs. 1T IS

GUARD WELL YOURTICKETS. IT Is
AN OLD TRICK OF THE REPUBLICANS
TO STEAL THEM, AND IF POSSIBLE
SUBSTITUTE THEIR OWN, KNOWING
1T TO BE IMPOSSIBLE TO WRITE OUT
THE WHOLE ELECTORAL TICKET.
PUT THEM IN SAFE PLACES, AND ANY
MAN CAUGHT TAMPERING WITH
THEM, HAVE ARRESTED AT ONCE.
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PuARMAcl luTI,
May 10, '7G ly.


"Ihe pest, cheapest, safest, and surest remedy of
ieIed an Intelligent eOpe." IAN article OF great
merit which VIII In \ short time be found ia every
householu "Ihey fare all that the manufacturers
tlhlh iOr lhen, who's name alone Is suIicient en-
uolheinenI OF their genuine merits" ''The best
remedy known for all external diflc uties or local
disturbances tn sy are vigorous, REMOVING anlOsts
instantly the most violent pain and ensurlng spec
ny cure. ~ e0nsl der them great and needed i'm
pIoNemtht over al other porous plaSters they give
prompt rtlel and cure quickly they are held In
hlgh esteem ley are now preferred over all 9TH
etS; lhey cure here other porous plasters siply
teheNe. hhen suffering try them and you wll not
oe,dlsappolnted. Price " cents
Mayp9 W-ly SEABURY a JOHNSON
rhafmAct uticai CleIals A "
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Can the reverend rioter who runs the Repub-
ican remember who requested rope to hang
William Eyer?
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Just received, large s took of Read,
Made Clothing at the lowest prices and la
test style III ID. Lowenberg's-
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~ ESTATE or SAMUEL X. ALBERrsON, DECD.
Letters OF Administration, de bonis non OF samuel
X. AhertSon,O Benton twp, Columbia County decd.
have been granted by the Register OF said county 20
f L. Crvs, Uf Bloomsbury. Columbia Co., Pa,
TO whom all persons indebted TO said Estate are re-
questCd To maxi payment, and those having claims
agains the said estate viii make them known 10 the
said administrator without delay.
Y. z. ORNIS,
sept. s.-Gw. Administrator
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GOToTHE POLLS EARLY AND VOTE,
THEN GO AND SECURE THE VOTES OF
YOUR TILDEN NEIGHBORS.
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Rubber Clothing,
Water Proof Coats, F'
Water ProofPants. Caps, Blankets,
&c., just received at ID. Ii awenberg's.
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Appleton "A' Muslin 81 cts. cash and
cts, in butter and eggs at l. w. Hartman's.
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. UDTOR'S NOTICE.
Is LIZ Aal OF DANIEL sHIPE, LATE OF VAIN IWP.

IN -, -. ~, ,,,,, ,,vp
COLUMBIA COUNTY, DECEASED.
On motion of,E G. Barkley, Robert II. little was
nnpointed Audlus 10 make distribution OF the tund
IN the hands OF the administrator among the parties
entitled thereto. N21ce is hereby given that tnt
undersigned will attend TO the duties Of his appoint
ueut al the ONCE ef L. H. ana X. X. Little, II
lVloomsburg on Thursday, the 9Th day OF November
Vii he redulrrd TO present their claims or be debar
red rom coming In upon said fund.
RoBT. r. LITTLE,
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
~ ESTATE or LUDWIG THElLB. DECEASED.
IL Letters OF Administration with m the VIII
annexed on the estate OF Ludwig Thelle, late
OF Locust township, columbia county Penn IN a.,
county to VIM Martz, OF Catawissa, COLUMBIA
county, Pennsylvania. All persons having claims
against the estate Of the decedent are requeSte9 "
III. estate TO make payment 10 the undersigned
Adainlstrator without delay.
WILLIAM MARTZ,
n.t a ,fs-6,y Administrator.
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patent was granted ", Abbott Of Espy, !!aSS,
week, for an ear mufiler.
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The best Boots in town mt L. M. Knorrs
and prices to suit the times.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

ESTATE On CIA IEs DYER DECE ,sEn.
he undersigned, auditor 10 maEe Distribution Of
the balance III the funds among the heirs OF CHARLES
Dyer late Of ,Olringcrcek township deceased viii
attend 10 the appointment AT the ONCE Oi " H. FA cr-
", ia CHtdWissa, ON sal urdaN, the eleventh dal uf
November. a. II. 1870, at 10 O'Clock M, when ana
Where all pCrsOhs having claiIUs against TIE saii
estate are 'iiired I present The same lrtUrr IL
Auditor or he barred irpm con Ing n for Sliare
ul sid lG.t.
JOHN N.CLAHG
SEPT 2l-AT Auditor.
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Clark & Wolf have large assortment of
Dress Goods and great variety of Fancy
Goods.
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A ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

~ ESTATE OF CATHARINE RIsHEI, DECEASED.
letters OF Administration on the estate OF Catharne
Rshel, late OF MOntour twp, COL, Co., deceased
have been granted by the Register OF said county 10
James p. Mcclure OF same twp, Columbia county
Admir- to WHOM all persons indebted are request
ed 10 make payment, and those having claims or
demands against the said estate Will make them
JAMES Z. MCCLURE,
Administrator.
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NJ. NJ. Russell keers the Magic Glycerine
Soap. Something new and first class.
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pUBLICNOTICE

80 pieces of Wool Fiannels at /. w. Hart
mans, 20 to G5 cents.
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a full line of Green and BIa ok Teas, C
all qualities and prices at Russt ll's
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GCIRE FACll$ TO CHARGE El'AL ~,
- TATE.
COLUMBIA COUNTY, HS:
The Commonwealth oi Ionnsylyann to the sh'r.
III VI CCuHluut count! greeting:
WhcrcuS L}aa Itmmrrngr, Plaintiff lately ~ "ur
court Of Eonm"n raa Tor lnn g"HhH AZ, ,,aiH. IT,
Io-NlJ: III tuc t-ril uf Ma, no 2S9, II. the year l
uGr ora one tH'Uatud el slr huhdrG tnG seventy
SiA by tr JuUgmrht Ol th- aIiu 'uu. dld recover
uyaiast i'.t. llrt-, UdIufulS gaturti IuhA Iuar-
deceased GrlrEduut, as vel aoeltuin leuI cfsrl'U-
dollars aud ort -four cents Tor er r0StS and Calgts
Nhlch she Ustainrd hJ ucc, sion Il IN drtenlin u
&c, rs appears OF record, dC. Ana Wbcreas lNdIn
zimmerman is nov decease nnd thai l. X nil,llur
Fr,aa died sci-eu OF Zeal csatc a. the said count, o.
ClluuhlL, rs We have been gwen L. ulG, a.. amt,
traitor Uf JUhn Frrits deceased and IT, q Frcas VII.
Ham ). Frra,, Ctulg' II. l1t ~. Hiram J.. Frtas,
John A. Frca5 Horace lr,us, ,,aiah T. F'taS. Salia
ntcrmarrIed with Bentunin ircks, the heirs OF thi
said John lreas, deceased. = al further, thu said
!, X, Dndirc, administrator OF lydia HimmcIman
deceased, has gwen uo to understand that the said
inain wholly unpaid anu undatlsiicd and has be-
sought us TO provide FOR n!m % prOpci remedy Ia his
acted In our said court should he brought 10 due eX
CCutun according To the iuru uf the act or sScnby
IN such eases made ana provided, command you that
you make known to the said II. G, EreaS, Adminis-
trator OF John Freas dccuusod ana H. e. frcaS, IL
liam L. Ireas George Il, freas, iilram -. freas
Ann lniermarIied VITA jonathan W. Eck, ana Nancy
inil TmaIrcd with Benjamin Hicks, that they be and
appear before our Judges at bloomsbury at our
county Court OF Common Pleas there 10 be held ON
the fs Monday of Dee next, To show cause, II any
thing they know or say why the said Judgment 50
recovered against the said H. C. Freas adininisira-
tor of the said John Freas, deceased, shall not be
levied and paid out OF the said real estate Of which
the said John FreGs, deceased died sesed as afore-
said and now descended and came TO them as heirs
and have you then aud there this writ.
WITNESS the Honorable William Ewell, President
Judge of our said Court, at Bloomsbury this lgth
day Of September, A. ID. 1916.
u FRANKTAIR,
Sep. 29-Gw PrOthOnotaIy.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF PETER wRNNER, DECD.

ESTATE or PETER wENNER, DECD.
Tie undersigned 'Audltor appointed by the Court
of common p ens or Columbia county TO make dis
tributtOn OF the funds in the hands OF AdmiDistra-
tors among partes entitled thereto will meet all par
ties Interested for the purpose Of his appointment al
1OOclock 4. ln., on Wednesday, November I. at his
oliice on Main street Bloomsbury when and where
all persons having claims against the said estate are
lcqulltd 10 present the same or be debarred from
coming in for share OF said fund
SAMUEL KNORR, Auditor.
Oct &. 1SlG-GW
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"Domestc" Paper Fashions at l. w. Hart
mans
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Mems Kip Boots at Hard Time Prices at
McKinney's.
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EcAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
A UDIToR's NOTICE.

the undersigned Auditor appointed " the ,,,t Sou,o
Of Common Pleas OF Columbia county 70 1ls.iouos ~,
the fund arising from Shern sale OF rem t saoo yba
naTtes i'm Interest for the purpose Of his
nj MS ONCE in bloomsbury ON Friday, NOyenoer N Ss
interested are required 10 present their clas VI w
uoou' ''' u ''" +. T.. BILLMEfER,
Qct2I. .iI6 4w huuiuof'
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4 UDIToRs NOTICE.

~ ESTATE OF JOHN N1TrLE DECD.
yhe undersigned Auditor to make distribution OF
the fund In the hands of the Administrator Oh the
estate OF John Knitte, deceased, Will attend 70 lle
duties Of his appointment at the ofliee OF BTockway
A. Elwell in Boomsburg, on saturday, nov leln,
is76 nt 10 O'Clock a. m. when and where all persons
having ella ms against the said estate arc requlIeu
tn present the same before the Auditor. or pe ue
barred from coming In for share OF said fund.
,o, On "a -.,y Auditor.
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Children's Shoes in great variety at Nc
Kinney's.
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A full line of Tobacco and Cigars, whole
sale and retail, at NJ. NJ RussePs.
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Boys Kip Boots for $500 at E.. NJ.
Knorrs.
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Go to f. NJ. Knorr's for Your fall Boot
and Shoes
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COAL
Cid Established CoaI Yard.

G. W. NEAL & BIO, Who'll esale & Retail
Dealers in all sizes of the be st qualities of
Red and White Ash Coal, Mt II very lowest
mar ket rates HaN constantly on hand large
stocks Of
DnOrStip
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Clark & Wolf call the Attention of Ladies
to their new line of Bust les and Corsets
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Ifyou want a nice large Iron Kettle 60 t.,
Harman and Hassert.
Oct 27.4w
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Hats, Hats, Hats.
Caps, Caps, Caps.
Latest Style.
Lowest Prices at d. L'1wenburg's.
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4 nMINIsrRAsORs NOTICE.

~ ESTATE or REUBEN FAHRINGER, DICT. -,
letters OF Administration on the estate OF feuDon
Fahrinper late of Locust township, Columbia cOun-
w ha been granted by the Register OF SAID eoun-
| tyto Herman Fahrnger and Isaiah Hover; OF ~ ~
| Cust 1wp All persons having claims against the
snid estate are requested TO present them LOT selIe
| ment and those Indebted TO make payment wlthou'
| uVi'S' UERMoN FAIIRINGER,
ISAIAH HOVER
oo,o- va e,y Administrators.
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RUPTURE

Patients cured 80 years ngo, remain sound
nr J. A. SHRRMAN'S successful treatment OF
Runture has Induced unprncipled persons 10 aover-
tisf the elastic trusses a certain cure, kSOwINe
them to be bat an imperfect support. Tnousanus ~
victims are today suffering through 'his hias'e
Truss delusi0n - - =. ., s,,,.,,
II It is worn tight around the body It wastes away
me muscles Interrupts the circulation ana pfeoh-
poses to paraly sis besides the strap between tss
legs drags the great ball of God upon tne gainsnSs MS
snsrmatic cords anS pelvis Bone In manner 10 pre-
duce impotency with all Its horrors Indeed tne r.
gion OF trusses with their gripping pressie upCn ,e
Snine abdomen, and delicate parts adjacent " lsvE
tire sooner or later kidney and bladder anee.
tons; destroy manhood, making the Young oo, aas
thr old useless until life settles into feariu apathy:
The anicted should think seriously OF tins suDlest
and act in accordance with the dictates OF reason
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GlOa day al home. Agents wanted. Outfit and
Q.l %terins Tree. ~RUk, a co. Augusta Maine.
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Seven cases of Mems Boots just received
at L. NJ. Knorr's.
David Lowenberg would inform his
friends and the public that his stock is now
replete and with all the novelties for Fall
and Winter wear.
In the Merchant Tailoring Department
gentlemen will find all the newest and latest
styles in Suitings.
Over Coating &C., of the finest qualities
and latest designs, any of which he is pre-
pared to make up in City Style.
Ladies, if you want 'ready-made Beaver
| Cloth Coat go.to Clark & VOLTS, they have
them at $3.50 and upwards.
25 pieces of Ginghams at I. w. Hartman,
| from to 25 cents.
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DIR. SiRERMAN'S
rcatm emf IL Pra ctiCal, R atiOnai

and Economical its object is immediate relief ana
eventual cure. 1t is based upon scentlllc prinss.
nles and easily demonstrated TO the comprehensione
~ every Intelligent terson Though he does n0e
use truss he uses support Infinitely superni;Ml n;la
Which Keeps everything In proper posluoh Mhue
~ curative Compound applied daily by the patient
exqaes healthy action adhesion and cure s Hss
cse on IagsebaCk or otherwise and affords security
| against iniaiied and stranguated ruprure;
hc AFFLICTED aEe coming from oil parts OF tne SCUM
| IN Terms in0dera1e, depending upon the case:
Persons from the country can receiye anr r
\ 0r Sheranans Book With likeness OF bad cases before
ad after cure. References given TO gensem@h Nm MnS
}Lv, q Dcen cured, ONCE No. !, Ann Stlttt NY
~SsL HBeware OF the fellow calling himself Dr. w
y Iesplon and using lr sherinans name M IN ny ~
"; 49,, NnISffN NN'' Oct. l8-4w d
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FARMS with fruit and improvements at your s,I oMn
EkR,Js graphic Illustrations, telling all apont
FAR,Is Maryland and Delaware, sent free' ''F'
FARMS MANCHA. Dover, Del
w
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Seven cases of Mems Boots just received
Nd II NJ Iy,nrrJ,
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Dauchy & Cos. Advt's.

ns FANCY CARDS II styles with name eets
ZDpost paid. J. d. Hustled, Nassau, kens- 20 N'i'
Oct27 f6.-4w d w
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A DMINISTRATOR,S NOTICE

Oct. c, 1s,G-6w
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~ AGENTS WANTED FOR The eaIkI
l,EhIENNlA HISTORY

IT, sells faster than any other book. one agent so,o
AZ comics I'M one day Send for our extra Terms !"
agents Address National publishing CO., Ph'ia
OctQT-4wd
, 1876-07-19
SCROFULOUS HUMOR
BURSTING THROUGH THE SKIN OF ALL
=. PARTS or TIE DQDYs
a Hopeless Sufferer Cured by
Vegetine.

Il: n 6rEyxKs. Esq.s
Dear HtF-TAtnklnN That statement Of my cese may
Hect tito eye Of eolua suffering frOnI bCratnfa,
esE IoH 70 publish tbs fouw!nx. which ch=sTiuflY
h!Ryo been afflicted will scrotn.oL4 Ilumof from my
h1Ft and n lf1nea ycrr aty. Whrn about yeat9 Oh
tAe disease !n1de IT. apreatxec my head and It
deencH 4dy!tablt to have the hair shavtu but they
wtEu Obliged u cut It uK with enbsoltErF stA1rs. Il
my bead Wks 70 s9Fu could not have II aate. Ailer
w h4d succeeded IN hcKnK tha sores tho outside
lmty ifukt but on tha nalu, gxuslnK great patu.
There bare becn times ven tbs surface ot my hauds
was All raw from tho effect OF s huulor. aud peu
can % ds,s,ne Il g, ths sseat saasf,Es have oaauted
psssa1Se oa r. sotas of ny ness .eSSssi Of which
could ~ ~, you'd .Sn,oye them. ~ who'll .Y.ten
burt 1suuEh ttq .kia # sil partt Of MY BODY lid
tutnora on my neck hui grown " such size to dls.
advised W friend 70 Try tho VE1ETlNE md II onca
commenced taking Il ind. Rtter had lsed Il alUst
time tue tuulo14 commenced A1schArxing, and do not
think oserEstlinAts lle quknttty from each suuloF
when say that Kood. sized tsscup1al Of corruption
tnu out Altar which they coplthsuCcd 70 heal up md
dlaappeat ad 9ow my neck u ~ &o1th aud ftea from
bunEEGs u Any tA1y's.
! bolisyo thl Vk0kTtNk bus entirely ctc&nsed every
ta!nt OF sIsofla fonl my uSste. and 4naFa 10 l2yo
this atAttment published that Atacr HAY nd
relief they surely will do. II tey Try tito VxokfK9
Will Sduf1 4a pleasure To Hifu any further tng0r-
dtsaa nle. ALICE SHIRLEY,
Nov. II, 1874. Gaaak. Gauu.
, 1876-07-19

on al ont to somervflie, White rot fairly on
grounler past Fulmer, md n minnie alter
wa1ds spaldtnR laid out III. strength On one,
Which accordingly went over Hymns feaut wililc
White can,o hotne and the striker took tcconh.
The three runs would oil have hccn earned but
ftF e. passed ball, wl,icl, gaye White osae.
No scoring was done in tf,c fourth or nth Inn
inga, but IN the sixth tho Whites Opened out
again, Tits time for ono run made by Glenn,
eng petess' hit.
~ this Inning The .isttors made their tlrst dots
beauty, TO centre tlell for base, and when he
started foe second Willie overthrow and lot him
to third. Dcylin followed with long aafc o,le
iiear tilc foul line Tor. two buses, and Ryan
scored. Hague hit to Anson, aud tic latter
scSohd and the other run came in.
Io Offset thfs the huns nine began pounding
aEaan IN TIC seventh inning, Anson leading oil
VIII 1ns ,no for two bases White coming IN wit
Hines was then muifcd hy. Bo1norvillet and
spaldtng got first on called balls. U!claski,
Glenn, aud Barnes followed with safe hIts, and
Spaldng got llome, though Hines was run out
esaSt @ t M md % wosked & IT, say baek thers
only to lind It occupied by Spaldtf1g, WHO had
tAEen advantage Of tho. row over Hines to
steal fron 'lrst around to third. Tlreyy
up to Q, where Il stopped, u nothing moro was
nnde BY the Whites III tho game.
The Lousvilles x,aie q very pretty rally In
the ctgth inning, and, .aidcd by some ind errors
Ly the Whites, a1ded three runs 10 their score.
Devlln led Of Will! y short right-aeld ty, which
was muffcd BY ,Meyoy.. 1Ia9ue followed will, q
droppcr over short aud was safc, md then the
next two 1ncn went out, and tho sllo should
bave hcen retired without 4 run. Hastings hit
we'll for lis 6ase, and Fululer followed suit, tic
former getting around on Balncs' mutt Of
Whites Wefl-tliToWn bal}.
It looked ~ II the visitors intended to keep
up their hard hitting IN the last Inning, Snyder
base On balls. The uext tl1ree men were
unequal to tho struln, however, and Deytin,
Hag!ie, and derliarlt popped up successive Gtca
for Ai,son aul White, ending tho game With the
following
, 1876-07-19
CRIME.
4 uEINOl1S CRIME.
.Yoectgt Qisp1fch To The TrfhNtA.


MILWAUKEE, July 1B.-Ch1ef beck, at II
O'clock to-day, arrested William .. Norris, an
eseaped inmate Of the lunatIe asylum, for TAX
Ing two little girls, and years OF age, into
tho woods and ravtsl,ing them ]ast Monday
week. When Beck found Norris, who wus ut
hs mothers house on Wsver1y avenue, and told
bin Tor what ho Was arreated. he sail, looking
plsctdiy md wouderingly IN the Chiefs eye.
that, II he was guilty, he knew nothing about
It. He also said, II hope, Mr.. Beck, you will
protect mo from harm At JAIL" All persons
living along tlle route taken BY tho W.
mxed him ns tho man who bud travelling
that road With fishing rod in Ills hand for eev
eral summers, who could be found ut short no
ticc, readily identified him. They were brought
to taii tn body. md, on appearing 1t the d!,or,
Norris turned death1y pale, and begged Beck to
protect him, saying he had done nj harm. lie
will be brought To trial Without unncccasary de-
lay. Norris wns formerly tookkeepcr, served
In the War, went Insane after returning home,
and was sent 10 au asyium 10 be cured. When
he escaped he went directly home, where he has
since been. After the crime was committed hc
left the city. on fishing trip TO ueighboring
stFcams. lie Is suspected Of several other Of
fenses against children.
, 1876-07-19

rnn9cd 3 little differently for tho purpose os
more Intelligent comparison. It needs hardly
be said that The eystcin Of figuring averages on
gan,cs IL defective because It fcAyca ont tile
vital point of iimcs ut bat An instance IN tho
White Htocsdng ecote will show this, vi1- Hines
leads Pctcrn In the above table by small ffac-
tton, but when hits are figured on times at hat,
Peters' average ta .a58 and li,ncs .B4l. II il
clcar, therefore, that NO certain means Of get
Youug figures up at the cnd Of the scaeon.
Again 1t Inns been noted that the best players
arc oftes, called on To- make outs to save runs
st for The side" Tits llas 4 tendency to lover
HtIll tho tahlo COCA far to show who arc tue
best batsmen In tho b1stness, and In eepctial no
one Will question the justice Of the figures
which give tho Chtcagos fvc places In tho frat
thought worth while TO include In the table any
records Of men who mnle less than one bill TO !
game Fn11nwfny Ia fbn tnI,fe.