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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-09-08
SAFER THAN THE AVER
AGE SAVINGS BANK.

The Shares of the Consolidated Virginia
and the California Mining Com pa les sell
ing at twenty eight to thirtyfve dollars each The
two Companies have already paid more than forty
nine miitiOn dollars in monthly dividends The
equal to ghy per cent. the present market
price of the stock Orders for lots of five shares and
. upwards executed and full information given by
WILLIAM WARD. Bat ker and Broker Elk
p esident of the American Mining BOARD, I.rexel
Building Corner BROAD and Vail Streets, New York
n. R.-Investment, Railroad and all marketable
Securities bought and sold and dividends collected
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-09-08
GENERAL.

Four additional indictments were found
at Columbia, S. c., on the 3lst ult., three
against /. Cass Carpenter, late collector of
internal revenue of that state, for forgery,
and one against Woodruff and Jones, clerks
in the senate and house, and the principals
, 1877-08-15


6umber ben Muftras, nod Der senannter
Dame gu fprihen.
llno Sic fanoen iie? frdgte 6eron 9e=
ipannt.
5a, Gptt iei's geflagt; i'd fano Die
Mermite per5peifelno unb bart p%erfoldt
pOn einem srauiamen Geihid, poer piel=
mebr pom Dfenlben, welhe ibren Gprtbeil
aus benz @erperben ibrer Witmeni6en
sieben; nno oa ibr sreiier 8esleiter nit
unperfennbarer Sbeilnabme ibren Wprten
lauidte, 10 S0serte iie nidt, ibm allies ans
supertrauen, mas iie nber Mntpnia mubte
unb in ibrem flldtisen Gerfebr nit 9um=
Der erfabren bate. Sc ldnser ie aber
lpra6, UNI 10 mdrmer wuroen ibre &unoz
9ebnnger, bis enoli9 bel Der Shil=
oeruns ibrer Sludt uno Der binter benz
Sriesporbans erlauidten 8prte Sbrdnen
Observation-Disclosures Grresung ibre Stimne
eritidten uno ibr nur nod flrse glusorade
Der 8eiprsnib fir @ntonia 5u Gebpte
ltanben.
@enei9ten t6auptes mar 6eron neben
ibr einbergeidritten. Seine Slide ibrer
Dtittbeilun9en sing ibm perlpren, uno
bod arbeitete iein Geilt sewaltig, I'M cine
Seutuns fir ieines gnfels ibm pft leltiam
erideinenoes 8eien uno ietn gebeimnib=
poues Gerfabren gu entoeden. st entz
lann iid ieiner Sdrtliden 9lnbdnslidteit
an bas lieblide Sinh in Der Seimatb,
leiner Niebersei6lasenbeit, ais oas ipurz
lple gerihnlnoen Mntpnia's ni6t mebr
al1ge5weifelt meroen burfte, uno enoli6
ieiner freubisen 8ereitmiIisfeit, ibn nad
Mmerica biniber gu besleiten. &larer
uno flarer puroe ibm, mas bisber Elm
8dtbiel sewelen. Snoem er aber bic
gmpfinounsen, Die Nnsit uno 8eiorsnib
leines Seedlings iid gu persesenwdrtisen
traten bic 3wede in ben 6inter=
srunb Surid, welde Jpn ielbit iber bas
Dteer fabrten.
Mbnen Sic, ooer erratben Sic, fraste
er, nahoem &egina geenoigt bate, uno
ermedeno Hang feline Stimme,
Sic, mas meinen Gnfel bemest,
nit 10 oiel Nusoauer Scenario nahsufpr=
lden, Der ibn au9enibeinli6 fliebt?
Sollte Sbnen fremo iein, mas t6errn
6umber unpioeritebli6 gu Dtib Mntpnia
fraste 8esina freimiitbis suriid,
lnpertdnolid mas oiele nit Bansisteit
ano Sdeu erflat? Sd miibte ia ielbit
ME Die beilislten @mpfinounsen zines
fennen selernt baben, mplte i6
IN oieiem furdtiamen Slieben nidt mebr
sntoeden, ais bas arme iunge Dtdo6en
lelber weib.
a t6erpn unb Hesina perfplsten cine
5trede idweigeno ibren @es. YlSbli6
Iragte 6eron lebbaft; 9erpn contra
limb, bic Namen, pelde Sic
luf Der Sreppe erlauidten?
9erpn contra 8anoerprpt, uno Gan=
oerprot contra Sailure, beltdtiste 8esina,
lno Der 5wanlisite Dtdrs.
@unoerbar, iprah 9erpn Dor iid bin;
es nidt, als pb bic 8priebuns lelber
bic Shritte uno @orte iener Wdnner
UNI Der nnteroridun9 uniduloi=
ger pprsubeusen ? lnb wieber gu Resina:
Den SpanSisiten MdrS, allo ben ~morsisen
Gag nannten iie einen perbdnsnibpcllen
IS waltet fein 3meifel barber.
9errn 6ilser fennen Sic nidt periDn=
lid
, 1877-08-15

brsi. VI ouate oites aDnrmden, bas &tne bel
@rnlol beten, uer0ebens nad Der Urntt Del
Wutter bic fleinsn 5dnbhen ausfrefsno,
Ser Mann be- @rmoroeten out elmer areerr
Dl otrabe, hsnleno, ilmmernb nno tobntnf
uq.er ben beiit0ftsn 8rdmpIen fth anf ,elnem
xogsr umbsrmdljsno, bic 2ufs NIT l.tner
@etflasen lib r bas 70 pl1slih iber ihu
herein9sbrodene uu9liid %erflusno. Wt,u,s
bobbs bieB oas Opfer, uno ibr erf 23idbri.
ger Wann 1T Der fs,Bise 8lempner Samss
potbS. Grau pobbS NOR ebenio Moetlidl
oils tiibib, bate fhh am perbansniBoolen
Mbsno in elm b%euadbartes itlettss 9aus
beeeben unb war oils fe Don oteiem wieoer iu
ben pof tbres sisenen 9auies trdt, erftohen
poreen. So bat iid is,tbsr sraebsu, buB ih=
W0rosr elm Shriftieser ON oorttsep SOU
rier" Wamens WoobS TT, unb baB fte bas
Opfsr unes srdBliheu M.suerianoninrs
mnroe. Wooos, Elm liberltde Wsnih, bate
ben m0rbe:iiheu StoB einer remonuerin bes
sripdbnten fhlsdtsn 8anles Nameus Man.
leg aug eadt. bic ourh 6in9abe on einen
Inbern feline niitheEbe &iferiuht erre9te; in
Der Dunfelhsit bate er be Sobbs fir bic
WanIep sebulten. Gr 1T perbaitet.
Der Beitbey hes IS
moht oasisnise Blatt Ger 0elt, msldes am
heroorragenfen in Der PRODUCTION BON
Wiinhbautaoen 1T. bot Don ben 9e9itimifen
ole enorne Summe Don 4 Wtlionen Braucs
smpfan9en, baulit mdhreno Der Wa9lbeme.
suug Elm bi0ise aussahe oss -6isaro" fir
cen I,reis bon etnem Sou per Wohe ptrans
tnl,et Derben iann. Sin Sou 1T ni4t gong
/ Sent.
Der Grt1nis BON 9anno.
uer uno @emablin balten nod thinner auf
5ofetifstte. Die lanbloien 9errihaftsn bon
pannoper inb NIT einem @efol8e BON IA
Ysrionsn nod Siarr,s ins 9ab 9ereif, g..
RODE 3m5lf Ysrionen mtbr, ME Der olte Wil.
he'm .aui ieinsn Baoereiisn init fih flbrt.
ltbr'ssns If Der .bsfsloie" &6nia gar
ni4t 10 arm. %ionoern bat Elm Sahreseinfom.
men DON stna IL WiQiontn Wart
= Commodore Decatur, Der @ommiHdr
uon Colorado bel Der WeltauStellun9, 1T jebt
III Cheyenne.
- @eueral Sasen bon Der reguldren 4r=
NEE lit i'm Segrifi, mad Dem &rie9SlbanplaB
in Der Siirfei ab,ureiien, nm Der 6e9ierun9
iiber Die oortlsen Sperationen Ser,ht gu ers
ltatten.
= Senutor Sones bon Nepaoa mirb NIT
liner Samtlte etntge 8oben In Jtorlpalf,
Conn.,, sllbrtngen.
, 1877-08-15
Gin bemarfensWertbes Bud! L
@rthut's lesteS nnb s%r.o.BteS.
0efubr!!!

ooer; Serlpnl0etta befl V1llS elne5 Sfenl0eS.
1ieies ppllensetife SBert bieiss Ytterauen Der
ameritanilben Glieratur Dat ais Yorlpurf einen De.
s~emltano, nelhsr has ioeiale sehen u~nleres ~seialnmten
Bottles beriibrt uno 8iebt einen lhredlitem leberblid
~ipannenc mne aufresenh, miro es pon Auen nit
Sesl.roe seleleu iperben. Slimifrirt une ibpn se'
auneen. g0lr lino entlhlolen, oas Sud in jeoer So
mile oes 9anbes einjuflbren rno o~tferiren nod Hs
easemeiene Vprtbeiie alien m1unlihtn UNI weibli.
ben Subicribenterlammlern, 9eir uerlaneen LIBERAL
A9enten uno ididtn gratis auf Yerlan9en Yeoinaun.
uen IN bsifrsitsi Dc Circulate. 3. w. Ztceear'
, 1877-08-15
2cbeMszGirir.

Mnbreas @raNsr, @ompsuile, 81. Q
Or. gusult &Snis's Samburser TrO'
pien lino Die siusise Meoisin, Die mir
nod gut tbuu. Sd bin ihon bod in
Sabren uno friiteu mir oiciclben oas
2eben."
, 1877-08-15
@Datt'S &ebemS'S alialn.
Gin mebi3ini1heS YNuhbCr.

Gin meDi3ini51es WunDcr.
Npeumattamus, Neural8ta, 1ttt IN tbrem Hltmmfsn
stadium, ScrpIelu, Hpnt9s. RrantbeiI, @r9itpelos, aIIr
Sel1wurt uap Die l1ltmmisn JaQe ppn Sluttraatptt-
zen, 8rpBe StNpaNe, HeDer. unp 9tttrsnletptn, otn8.
,purm Il. &c. wlro .lut's Befinimttfe burp pielen Xpat8
IAer Netntaunesntttsl sebetlt. Eerlelbt TT aWe,sno'
,panSt8 Sabre ptnburb pom Yublttum erprOpt, "a,
2unperttauisnpe SDn dauen 8spetlt Inb eartrt ntss,
penn mao QprlprtIt 8snpmmea. Sit elm liAeres ps,l.
ntttel pom ttItIn IN alen ~bslbaren dauen, eurirI sis
iaaIEen altsa UsIHwars. lelbH ND nsr SaeHsn lten 81.
5etrenen TT.
ppatt's 2ebenS.s3alfam eurtrts 5srrn 5. .. con.
pap, lra8peen I'M sact.1beasr gu Yrootlsn, ". w.,
spm tronttben hpeamatismus, natpem perfeIbe ppns
Srtpl8 pom ben p0riu8lt1ten Neritea Surepas aHp
amerlfas pepanoelt pprpen mar.
ppatts &ebens'Ualiam eartrte 5errI Y. ..
opup, DpdnaEer NO. III Wiaetlpn Str., Don elnem
5sfaprltben Vetnpur, nabpem er leps vtpnas I'M
5rOapmas Splpttal mar unp bort ais ~aateilbar srIsatl
purpe.
Spatts 2ebens.Ballam bette S.rru 5aspb stutp,
Otnce 9te. 242 @resnDi6 Ctr. ppn stneni lcrpI ulrlea
Oel1wure, nobel Die 6aulniB loon bis auf zen Hnppen
jeoruneen mar. Ssrr u. bat pabrsnp Is Sabrsn aaa
j~slHspsner 5stlana tstne aotspsrpSluns Der Eranlssl
,rtabren.
Spatt's ::sebsns.S BALKAN surirts Ssrrn Dtutan
springer, Np. 1oS Urppne Str, rpuftanptg BON sat.
,unfstsm Nbeumattsmus 10 ernnltGer Art, paB esrlslbs
zen @stt bss Arantsn loon psrwirrt bate. Der Vs.
danats tpnnts MOT ielne 9ane gum 8ppfe erbebsu Hns
oar wabrenp prstsr WiSnate ans Ben s%stsslt.
Su bdben IN Der Saupt,Sffee, 246 Sranp Str, xxs
vet 4pstbetsrn i'm AlGeme.nsn. ~ 81 per dIal&e. Ss&s
5laiGen So.
9patt'S berupmte petI utttel ttnE
Spatt's uafetIbarer 9sbtns.S BALKAN ~ $500.
Spatt's IA b., ectpeIt fartsr Qsbrus. BALKAN. ~
si.25. - ppatt's yalmpnts BALKAN. Obtr Der S&pinb.
iastissn orsaap, ta s1.W. - 4patt's Smis siat'
ment, ~uatsbltar tur esteen unb Samsrsen tsesr art
u 81 eents. - Spatts Snta, Sur fur 4rtdNpne
tCpfweb. Snhuensa, 3atarrb, ju rs 9ts.
2Dsnn pbt8e arittslniUt in turer apetbttt pbcr an ~.
I rem Ylass ~ babsn inp, 70 psnps man id brett aupas
Aentral Depot, 246 @%saaefr., W.. D.
CIV in 2. ppatt Il co, &tssnttlme.
uebsraa bin per SrpreB ptri6tdt btim baibtr
0ussub. t3m2Utan
, 1877-08-15
300 Yianos mn Oraell1.

neu unc aus 3~,petter Saie, pou 6abrtfanten ers
tier Riatie, lperoen 3u illeori8eren preilel Iur9alp ODER
IbI1la8s s abluhsen ooer Tur Wtietbe in 5taot UNI
Sano. toabrsao oleler barten 3eiten uno bet 6elerta9s
ourt pprace matters u. CON, 4S1 Srpaewap,
%pfrtautt, as ~olelelbeu le juuOr IL 9ielp Yort %ofTerlrt
'puroem. Mgenten oerlam9t UNI Water's neue = cale
pianos unc Gpneert,Cr Seln gu uersautsn. 5uu'
ltrlrte @atalo8e per ltDlt %perlanot. Quite Seoltgua9en
lir ben banoe.. Sin GROCER Sisepnto tlr &ebrsr,
Deiitlibe, &irhen, Ho8en. Shusen &C. 4l825nps
Smyrna times., 1877-03-28
For the SmuInd Times.
The Legislature.

DOVER, March 27, 1877.
1t seems like the unfair thing to criticise
the Legislature after it has adjourned and
the members departed for their homes and
after three months sojourn at the State
Capital. But they are nevertheless respon-
sible for their actions, and any errors they
committed must stand against them.
The amount of business transacted by
the Legislature will compare favorably with
that of others, and while there might have
been great deal more done, the members
occupied the time they were in Dover as
actively as members of General Assemblies
generally do. They did some service for
the party they represented. Sussex was
ridded of the hawk and owl law, which the
delegates from that county declared was
curse to the Democratic party, and that if
it did not meet its death by the Legisla-
ture, the Democratic party in that county
might as well have its flag at half mass.
The wall of Sussex was heard and the hawk
and owl now need fear no danger to their
scalps. Kent had a mill stone about the
neck of its Democratic politics in the shape
of the "dog law" There was division
among the members from this county on
the subject, and they combatted the ques-
ton well. 1t was stated by some that they
this pest to the people, and bugaboo to
Democratic politics, and the cry of the
party for help being great, the tax was let
Slip and the dog wags his tail in compare
tive freedom. At the last hour almost New
Castle came forward with a plea for the
liquor men of that county. Politics and
fairness demanded change in the law
The loud voice of New Castle, the county
that has outgrown herself, and wants in
creased representation, was heard but not
needed. Kent and Sussex shook their
heads and declared it was too much. They
were willing to help their big brother, but
in this they could not. And so the fates of
the General Assembly decreed it: Sussex
and Kent got what they desired and New
Castle came out of the contest with moth
ing. The result is natural one. Dire
threats are echoed from the rocks of the
Brandywine, and the lower counties shake
their heads, while broad grin overspreads
their faces.
This was the cause of the most i'll feeling
that arose during the whole of the last
General Assembly. 1t caused q breach
which | do not think will shortly be healed,
but was almost bridged over by the happy
expressions of mutual affection on the day
of adjournment. The threats made from
New Castle are that no Congressman OF
Governor can be elected on the Democratic
ticket from Sussex or Kent again, but they
seem to have but little effect, as one Of the
members from Sussex said to me believe
| am right and if Republican rule comes
to us for voting for that which we believe
is right why let it come" l do not believe
any of the threats made will result in any
thing; nothing cools passion so much a:
time; and so be it in the present case, fol
the continuance Of a good feeling that diff
ference of opinion interrupted.
Smyrna times., 1877-03-28
COUNTY AND STATE ITEMS.

Some OF the young people of FELTON, are
going to play east Lynne" for the benefit
of the NJ. f. Sunday School
Rev. B. II. Latrobe, jr., has accepted a
call to Calvary p. f. Church of Wilmington,
in place of Rov. Mr.. Latimer, resigned.
Dr. E. o. Shakespeare, formerly of Dover,
but now residing in Philadelphia, has been
elected auxiliary professor in the Medical
University Of Pennsylvania.
Rev. G. r. Brstor was warmly received
by his new congregation (Methodist) at
New Castle one day last week. A big
supper was served at the parsonage.
The dog law for New Castle county has
passed both Houses. 1t taxes dogs, and
appropriates the tax 20 remunerate persons
who may have their sheep killed by dogs.
Reybold, the blind violinist, gives a con-
cert in Odessa tonight. He is magnif-
cent performer-has been in several con-
certs in Smyrna.
The friends of George P. Fisher are
quietly circulating petitions here to have
him appointed territorial Judge in DakO-
tab or Wyoming.-M0yord NeVs.
Rev. r. o. Ayers had warm reception
on his return from Conference. His con.
gregation surprised him. He is stationed
at Newtown, Worcester CO., Md.
Senator Bayard would not vote for the
Confirmation of Fred. Douglass as U. S.
Marshall but he declared that he did not
| decline to do so on account of his color.
Five stores, a grauary and wheelwright
shop have recently been robbed in Camden.
Two of the stores, Stevens and Townsend's,
were entered last week, and few articles
taken.
The boys at Georgetown built a snow
fort in the square on Wednesday, and for
time they made it lively for the passers
by. Male and female, old and young, were
alike pelted with snow balls, it is said, and
timid people were driven off the street.
The rate of tax in Sussex county has
been placed for the year 1877 at As cents
and the assessment as returned by the Levy
Court is far below that of 1872, hence the
taxes in that county will be considerably
less than last year.
There is in the almshouse of Sussex
county. an old colored woman who ha.
been there paupeT for at least fifty years
No one seems to know her age, but t.
judge from appearances she should be pu
down as Centennial blossom.
Nor SATISFIED WITH THEIR PREACHER
The Easton Star understands that the Rev
r. w. Todd, of the Wilmington Confer
ence, NJ. +. Church, who was re-appointec
to Easton, will not remain there, and tha
the Rev. 7. L. Tompkinson will take hi
place. Mr. Todd has gone to Milton, Sus
sex co. Mr.. Tompkinson was appointed t
Milton.
Rev. J. w. Weston, who was assigned t,
the NJ. E. Church at Delaware City by tn,
late Conference, is seriously i'll, and fear
are entertained that he will not recover
; In addition to this his five children ar
; sick with the measles. or were last week
| He is at his old appointment, Mt Salem
, near Wilmington and has not been able :
reach Delaware City.
Smyrna times., 1877-03-28

A full report of this made by the Board of Trus-
tees, their committee which we found correct, and
will soon be published. With all due respect to the
Board of Trustees in their ability to manage the in
stuton to the best possible advantage all concerned
would beg leave to suggest that instead of issuing
orders to the Overseer the Treasurer that they have
the bills presented to the Board for allowance, and
when allowed the Clerk or Secretary draw an order
on the Treasurer for the money payable to the order
of the parties making the BILL and that the Treasurer
shall possess all monies realized from any and all
sources belonging to the institution. This. in our
humble Judgment would do away with the cause of
suspicion on the part of many would be more
pleasant better for the Overscer and all concerned
G. H. REGISTER,
JOHN HERRINGTON.
Adopted March %, 1877. Committee
c. Ii. REGISTER, =. l.. G..
Smyrna times., 1877-03-28

THE CoLoRED SCHOOL FUND.-At last Mr..
Dorman, ex-Treasurer of this county, just
as he was retiring from office, has made
some showing in relation to the colored
peoples school tax. We publish Mr..
Conrad's card in another column, from
which it appears that only two Hundreds in
the State have made any return of the tax
collected from the colored tax payers.
That such should be the case seems sin
gular, in view of the known fact that much
dreds besides Dover and North Murderkill,
but the matter is thus explained: In this
Hundred duck Creek for instance, Col
lector Weldon informs us that he has col
lected about 800 for the year '75 which
has been duly returned as school tax, with
out designating it, because he had no
instructions so to do, hence it all went into
the general school fund, and was so ac-
counted for to the Levy Court. Mr.. Spru-
ance, ex-collector, also collected about 800
and returned it in the same way. And so
with the other Collectors, for the most part.
Thus this tax has remained imperative for
two years, while the colored people have
been forced to pay it and then made to so
without the benefit it was intended to con-
fer. In other words, the county has been
derelict in its duty towards portion of its
taxpayers, through sheer negligence. For
two years the matter has been treated with
an inexcusable indifference, the County
Treasurer even neglecting, time after time
TO answer official correspondence relating
to it. There seems to have been hearty
cooperation for mastery inactivity among
those in authority.
But we are now informed that the Levy
Court, at its next meeting, is to fix up the
accounts and separate this colored tax from
the general tax fund, to the end that il
may be properly applied. And we are
further assured that, hereafter, in accord
ance with the amended law given us by the
recent Legislature, the tax is to be returned
as a distinct fund, and applied without
delay.
Smyrna times., 1877-03-28

GoOD ADvICE.-Now is the time Of wear
for Pneumonia, Lung Fever, &c. Every
family should have bottle of Boschcr's
German Syrup. Don't allow for one mo.
ment that cough to take hold OF your child
your family or yourself Consumption
Asthma, Pneumonia, Group, IIcmorrhapcs,
and other fatal diseases NAV set in
Although it is true German Syrup is curinr
thousands Of these dreaded diseases. vet i
is much better to have it at hand when
three doses will cure you. One Bottle will
last your whole family winter and keen
you safe from danger. If yeu are consumu.
tive, do not rest until you have tried this
remedy. Sample Bottles 10 cents. Regular
size - cents. Sold by your Druggist. J. p
llOHecKer' nov Sly
POSITIVELY THE BEST.-Dr Morris Svrun
OF Tar, Wild Cherry and lIorehound is the
very best compound ever prepared. adver.
tised, or sold by any person, under anv
name whatever, for the immediate relief
and permanent cure of coughs, colds.
Group, whooping cough, bronchitis. asthma
and all diseases Of a consuinptivc typc. IT.
will thoroughly eradicate these ALARMING
symptoms in one-half the time required to
do so by any other medicine. 1t is purely
vegetable, and contains not particle Of
opium or other dangerous drug. 1t never
fails. Every bottle guaranteed to perform
exactly as represented. Sold by J. W.
Denney, Smyrna, and Jas. Cowgirl & Son.
! Dover.
Also Agents for Prof Parkcr's Pleasant
Worm Syrup, which is sure death to worms.
Pleasant to take and requires no physic,
frlce 70 cents. Try 1t. mar lin
Smyrna times., 1877-03-28

THE ALMsHoUsE.-The hubbub about the
management of the Almshouse of this
county caused the Levy Court to appoint
committee to examine into the matter.
That committee has made its report and
we publish it in another column. The
main point of interest in the report, how
ever, is this: That said committee admit,
in substance, the charges that have been
preferred, and take pains to announce that
the Overseer has paid for his own tobacco
and suggest to the Trustees that there be
change in the mode of settling the bills of
the institution. This is about all that Mr.
Sarde insisted upon, but five of the Trustees
voted against him, and these FIVE, with the
Overseer and Physician, asked the Levy
Court to get Mr.. Sarde out of the Board.
The Levy Court did it, That is the scaly
feature of the whole affair, and the one
that caused the trouble. All the five that
sustained the Overseer in his business
transactions and voted that the county pay
for his questionable luxuries, were retained
All hhO OOANi lhC OllC Nhdb Ca JOoCN
them is set aside at the request of the FIVE
that are in such high feather with the ap-
pointing power.
1t was not at all important to keep Mr..
Sarde in the Board not important to him
or the county, we imagine, but to throw
him overheard under the circumstance was
not creditable-except to Mr.. Sarde.
The item in the committees report about
spirituous liquors is a noteworthy one
Forty-eight dollars for whisky, &C., and nc
bills or receipts in the scrap book to show
for it, the committee says. We do not under
stand, however, that it was not accounted for
1t was, but was classed as sundries, perhaps
The striking feature is the quantity of thi:
commodity now used in the institution
over former times. Mr.. Dickson the former
overseer, who had no need of whisky OIL
tobacco on his own account, used to worry
along with $40 OF SD worth Of the forme
for the institution. Perhaps if that wer'
the limit now we w soc accusation
OF drunkcnnc-- prints, which
nave Oeeh lreely hld''c ny correspondent
Of the Sentinel. And it was not the pau
pers on "Trustee day either that are
accused of the drinking A whisky bill o
$4S and tobacco bill of S4l2 is we'll cal
culated to increase the expenses of the in
stitution over former years.
1t is not hard to sec why some of tn
Trustees and Oyerseer should want Mr.
Sarde out of the Board, but we are still
unable to understand why the Levy Cour
was so ready to acceed to the demand, ei
pecially in view of the report this committe
has made. However, it is no fault Q
misfortune of Mr.. Sarde's that it is so.
Smyrna times., 1877-03-28

The Rev. Mr.. Rainsford is at present the
person most talked about in Toronto,
Canada. He is a revivalist, clergyman Of
the English (EpiscopaD Church. He is
very young and very handsome; indeed,
"Rainsford's face" and "Rainsford's figure"
are the all-absorbing topics of conversation
in Toronto. He is of the order of the
muscular Christians, stroke oarsman at
Cambridge, champion cricketer and boxer
from the same great shade. His skating
feats call out particular admiration. He
is not brilliant but very earnest. The
photographers have besieged him for
sittngs, to all of whom he steadily refuses
his counterfeit presentment.
Smyrna times., 1877-03-28

The New York World Of Monday has the
following: Is Charley Ross found at last
John Hartford, of Wyalusing, Wis.,, took a
boy strongly resembling the lost child from
some lf,breed Indians last week, and sent
photograph of him to Mr.. Ross, who tele-
graphed back if the boy had a scar on his
right side to bring him to Philadelphia. A
subsequent telegram ordered him to be
brought on at Mr.. Ross's expense; so Mr.
Hartford started with him. The child's
hair is brown, not fair, the only difference
observable"