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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-17
Truly a Medical Wonder.

Have you ever known of a remedy for
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, Sour
Stomach, Loss of Appetite, Constipation,
Bad Tastes in the Mouth, Coming up of
the Food, and General Debility, being sold
on guarantee? You must answer No, for
none heretofore possessed sufficient merit.
We have secured the sale of this wonderful
remedy, DR.. SbiIOh'8 System Vitalizer,
which we sell on these terms. Will you
not give the small sum of 70 cents to be
cured? Sold by G. L. Knapp & Co, Ash
tabula, and elsewhere by all druggists.
We are selling more of SHILoH's Con-
SUMPTION CURE for coughs, consumption,
Group, hoarseness, asthma, whooping
cough and lung diseases than all other
Cough Remedies because we have guaran-
anteed it and it has stood the test. 10c,
SOC and $1.O0 per bottle. And for Lame
Chest or Back 1se SHILOH's Porous PLAs-
TIERS. Sold by G. L. Knapp, Ashtabula,
and elsewhere by all druggists.
HACKMETACK, a new and delightful per-
fume, sold by above dealer.
An old lady on hearing that Hallock of
Rock Greek sold crockery said: ''Well,
mine Jimmy, I'll chase the hens an hour
or two this afternoon for I want some
plates and know Hallock, will take eggs
and pay as much as anyone for 'em, too.
Pearled Barley, &c per ID. at
RiddelI's Store.
BASE BALL.-We can't tell when the
Watsons will play the Rock Creek club, but
we do know that HallOck, Of Rock Greek,
sells boots and shoes cheap.
Pearled Tapioca, 13c per lb. at
RiddelPs Store.
Mrs. Grundy likes to trade with Hal
lock of Rock Creek, because he Is always so
good natured and sells goods so cheap.
Granulated Sugar 121Ic, Coffee A Sugar
1870, PuIverized Sugar 13c at
RiddeI's Store.
Take all the apple sass you want, for
there is plenty more down cellar in a tea
cup" said Mrs. Perkins and she smiled
as she took another cup of tea that she
bought of Halloek, at Rock Creek.
Ohio Legal Test-13O-Carbon Oil 15c
per gal. at Riddell's Store.
The Rock Creek beauty still hangs over
the gate with her fellow. The clock has
struck twelve, but her mother is so inter
ested talking to her neighbor of the cheap
goods at Hallock's that she has forgotten
but that her darling is abed.
Corn Starch and SilveraGIoss Starch, 1Oc
per ID. at Riddelps Store.
And now Hallock of Rock Greek has
got some of that wrinkle extracting tea for
the old ladies.
Those troubled with corns, buniOns, &C.,
ShOuld Det their shoes made at
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-17
ORWELL.

Eds. Tel.-The Orwell Agricultural So
ciety are putting some good improvements
upon their grounds; Jordan & Reeves are
building new and substantial fence in
front; n. A. Barns is about completing
dining hall, go feet long, besides cook
room at the side. 1t is expected there will
be a number of horse stalls and other I'M
provements before the fair in September
The officers are putting forth every exer-
tion to make the present fair success
Hiram Case will operate his steam hay
press upon the grounds; c. W. Baeboek
and the Goddard Bros. viii come in COM
petition in operating their hay carriers.
Let everybody come and bring something
attractive and useful; fetch along your old
raIics-the older the better.
Post Master Stone and his father have
GONE East on a visit-expect to return in
about ten days. OBSERVER
Orwell, Aug. IA, 1877.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-17
LANDS FOR SALE.

oh
lion In the world. Any one can become a sue
cessOll agent. The most elegant works Ofart
Given nee TO subscribers. The price Is 50 low
mat almost everybody subScribes. one agent
reports making over $50 in week. \ lady
agent reports taking. over 400 subscribers in
ten days. All who engage make money fast.
You can devote all your time TO the hust-
ness, or only your spare time. You need not
be away from home over night. You can do
il as well as others. Full particulars, direct
ions and terms free. Elegant and expensive
outfit free. If you want profitable work, send
try the business. No one who engages Ettls
to make great pay. Address The Peoples
Journal" Portland, Maine. ltio-2
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-17

A large line of new goods just opened
ot Hastings Shoe Store, for fall trade.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-17
Cook wanted.

w. w. Wood, who is attending to the
running off the stock Of furniture at the
store Of his father-T. J. Wood-will con-
tinue the undertaking branch Of the busl-
ness as heretofore and make such additions
to his stock as will make it as complete as
that of any competitor. Orders, therefore,
for anything in that line are continued SS a.
heretofore. When the business ot the oi''
firm is closed up he will fill up "l'u " nc" ,o
stock Of furniture.
Hominy 4c per ID. at Riddelrs Store.
C-u .t Wm Nuttall's for fine custom
shoes &c.. for ladies, gents and misses.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-17

That if your grocer does not a@r 9@r' for %' vou T
YOU YOU can send 90 cents for gnddrCgr ca5 Ui direct
hall; or PROV oo s 81 Brother. New York, and you
to Dooley 90 " II IN NV return mail. Always use
VIII ~ d,Iirious Vienna rolls.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-17

A large job lot of Ribbons beautiful
shades, has been received at the Erie Store,
and selling at 1Oc, 15c and zoe. Nothing
in the lot but that is worth more than we
ask, and most of them are selling greatly
below manufacturers cost. Do not fail to
look at them.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-17

Those troubled with corns, bunions, &C.,
should get their shoes made at
Vim NuttalHS
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-17

Twenty cases of mons hand made calf
and kin boots. Just received at Hastings
at great bargains.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-17

T.omon and Vanilla Extract l5e and SOc
-1ot,le at Rlddelrs Store.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-17

You will save money by getting your
boots and shoes at NuttalI's custom shoe
Stpra
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-17

And now Hallock of Rock Greek has
got some of that wrinkle extracting tea for
the old ladies,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-17

Orwell, Aug. IL, 1S1L.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-08-17

An old lady on hearing that Hallock of
Rock Greek sold crockery said: ''Wen,
mine Jimmy, I'll chase the hens an hour
or two this afternoon for I want some
plates and know Hallock,wi take eggs
and pay as much as anyone for 'em, too.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-15
A Remarkable Phenomena

The following is from the Coahomian.
Mississippi paper of Friar's Point.
which says that the facts below narrst.
ed can be proven by the atiidavits of
the best citizens of that town: About
ten o'clock last Monday, gloomy, por-
tentous cloud oyershadewed the town
at this time and two hours before the
wind arose, the neat little cottage that
adorns q. r. Aleorn's peach orchard
was. seen 10 turn slowly from its posi-
ton and move at snaifs pace toward
Main street, the fences giving way be,
fore it. On reaching the street it again
turned slowly around and started with
fitful movement in the direction of
town. Hundreds of men. women and
children gazed in wonder upon the
novel sight. When the house reached
the centre of town . violent storm arose
and what seems remarkable, this NOV
ing house stopped still just when other
houses were shaking and threatening
TO leave their foundations. 1t stood
calm and quiet until the storm subsid-
ed and then continued on its way until
reaching the baptist church, il broke
into field where it now stands.
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sadsen and Aiar,.inx Ir,.....


Sunday afternoon the two SONS, aged
respectfully seven and ten years, OF
Colonel f. g. Bowers and brother.in-
law OF the colonel's were taken alarm.
ingiy III with vomitings and every
symptom of poisoning. Physicians
were hastily summoned, and the SUI
ferers relieved from their dangerous
attacks, though they have not entirely
recovered yet. 1t appears that some
mem Der of the colopeps family had
prepared dish of chicken salad. of
which the younger members of
the family partook rather heart
lily, with the above results.
The colonel was down town az the
time, and his worthy wife not feeling
very well, did not eat any of the salad,
therefore they both escaped. The
physicians summoned explained the
cause OF the dish SO strangely affecting
those who ate of it, but as we are but
little versed in medical lore or phrases,
we VIII not attempt to give the ex-
PLANTATION, sut add that it was satis-
factory and ressonat lie, and that the
sudden and severe illness was caused
oy the salad standing too long after
being made before eaten, and the pos
sioiiity OF the fowl tina. composed part
OF the dish being slightly diseased.
We congratulate the colonel and his
estimabie wife on the escape of their
children and kindred. and hope by this
morning that they have all entirely
recovered from the effects OF thl rec
past.
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JACK HARDY.


Breaking Down Of the Famous Racer.
Jack Hardy, the pet and pride OF
Dallas county horseInen. rs well as
ice pet and pride of all Dallas county,
met with an accident on the 18th day
OF August, that will retire him fore yer
rom the turf. On the morning of that
day, while his trainer WAS exercising
ht'ii, he gave way Ia one OF his knees.
! Tie has seen wonderful career. rot
so much from the extraordinary Il me
that be has made, but from the pluck
aud speed that he has shown under
circumstance that should have aid
him on the shelf before this. He has
been pronounced by his admirers, and
those who have no cause to be in love
with h'ni, rs emphaticslly the best
horse that ever brushed the dew from
Texas grass Tracing his geneoiogy
back almost to the Henrys of Eng.
! land, without cold cross or ragged
fOrefather or fore-dam, he may well
have been pronounced as such. Like
nearly all Texans he came from anothr.
er country, and left no better than
himself behind him His royal rela-
tons, Ten Brock and Tom OchiItree,
have beard the world sound their
praises, have seen multitades rise in
homage TO their nobility, as they led
competitors past the pole but Jack
far away in Texas was as grand in his
blood, a. proud in his hearing aud az
game in the last brush Ms either, only
lac HeUey had O chance. In one race in
Kansas City be rsn one day eight miles
and quit the track as game and proud
| victor a. ever psssed under the
string, No dropping hesd, no ears
| thrown back, but An air OF an ability
TO perform the ssIne feat again. The
next day he raa close race oftwo
mile, aud when the shoes were read
justed on him the blood had congre-
gated under them yet, in the race, he
never tagged, never showed u sign OF
the pain, and only when this work
WAS completely done he limped 20 his
stable, ruined forever. He ran against
Conrad and Gen raj Phillips, at Hous.
ton, In May last, but his tour IN the
north and his race at Kansas City had
done the work for him, this last race
completed IL. But here again he
| evinced that iDdomitable pluck aud
energy for which be WAS SO remarka-
| BILE One n hard track, hard almost
as stone, he Numbered with legs unfit
for Use, and when admiring crowds
gathered to witness the horse OF Texas,
the horse in which the whole state
had begun to have an interest, his
large melting eyes seem 10 express
that the days OF his pride aud victories
had passed away. Everything that
could be done for him, regar diess Of
expense or trouble, WAS done. but at
the first galIop in preparing for this
fslPs campaigo, ShIs knee gave away,
and be }. led from the track to enter
| IL no more.
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Burlington Hawkeye: Seven Massa-
chusetts sewing machine agents and
fourteen book agents invaded this coun.
ty one day last week The govei nor
was Immediately urged to send troops,
but he said he had no military at bis
command. but he would send down .
couple oflghtning>rod men and chro>
mo man, who would talk the invaders
to death. Then Burlington just got up
and went over the river and hid in the
woods until the sounds of carnage died
away. And a. the pale moon rose up
slowly and calmly she looked down and
san the cold corpses of seven sewing
machine agents and two lightninR-rod
men, while the only living creature that
roamed the awful field was deaf chro-
mo man. in the wild, fierce delirium of
the iock>jaw.
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he Ga-steu nh xa~

Detroit Free Press: "Allus blown
about de wah in Europe whenever
! comes around heah," remarked
Brother Gardner yesterday to colored
crowd on the benches at the Central
mar ket.
Its big wah and likes to keen
posted, replied one who had been read.
ing the news to the rest.
Charles Henry. look dis way fur an
hour or SC" said the old man as he put
down his white wash brush. Now den,
whar' was de Garden OBJ Eden?n
-Whoosh what / know bout da,
gardenf'
Oar itam-dar it sm..Charles Henry
exclaimed the old man as he wiped hi.
bald head on his coat sleeve. Here
you is, whoopin' sroun' bout de Rus
sian war an all dat, when YOU doan'
know muffin bout the history Oh your
own ststei OATS de way wild lots o
folks. Dey'n make the biggest kind
o fuss bout Europe. when, fur all dey
know, some o de watermelons which
crowd in de Garden OBJ Eden kin be
picked in de fence corners not six mile,
from dis market-purwided de night
am dark nufil''
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The finest aud most complete hunt
ing gun ever brought to the United
states is the nsw improved patent
needle gun, made az sample by the
Pfussisn mannfnetory, of the finest
Turkish Damask steel. IL has two sets
of barrels, the double shot barrel for
light gene anu rife and large shet
BARRE, interchangeable at will. The
whole outfit, consisting of Russian
leather case, which contains tia. two
sets of barrels, the stock aud loading
tools, wadding cutter, cartridge loader,
with two Thousand five hundred cart
ridge shells, copper and steel. aud
every thing essential to The use thereof,
will be rallied ON September %, at
Charley Austin's, corner Main and
Lamar streets, Dallas, Texas. There
will be sixty chances at s. per chance.
Address Charley Austin. Daiiss, Texas.
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THE LOUISVILLE LOTTERY,
Tse Triumph ~f si,e fiaance Commit
f~c-Tse Last Farn of the heel NJ
F"rtaue. the Grsnaest swtndle Of
the Long series

tpHE NfrftNs
For several days we have heard a
whisper OF the great crumb of comfor;
lately dropped 10 the Investors in the
late defunci Louisville lottery swindle.
Yesterday we received a call rom III.
G, Penneman, OF this citv, and Mr..
Harrison. These gentlemen showed
us a circular setting forth the fact that
there Was ninety-fonr Thousand dol
lars of unclaimed prizes still on hand,
and that suit in the supreme court
decided that this sum should be rein>
vested in prizes, and distributed among
the holders of winning tickets. How
magnsnimous How fair and honest :
But TO the sequel. Among these prizes
are two hundred and forty gold watches
and chains at one hundred aud fifty
dollars each. The circular is neatly
printed, aud each man that receives
one in this city finds his name put
down In the list of winners, and the
blank is filed with his name and the
figures, one hundred aud fifty dollars on
which is assessed ten per cent to cover
the expense of the supplementary
drawing, and it's transmission to the
lucky holder. Ofcourse, as il usual in
matters of this kind, the fifteen dol
lars must be sent ON be IRE the watch
can move. Now there are some fif-
teen or twenty gentlemen IN this city
who have received tue circular, and
each one calls for one OF the one hum
dred aud fifty dollsr watches. Isn't
Il little singular tnst Dallas has been
50 fortunate ia draw Jug the big prizes
she whole thing looks vastly Ike a
barefaeed sxiadie, ald We advise
those 80 notified, not to send u cent
until The watch and chaiu has been
received, and closely serutinized
Ibis circular. he 1t remem bered,
comes from Aessrs. Russell, Il Co.,
Jewellers, No. 81 Bond street, New
York. There is such firm there, but
We believe they are regarded rs slto>
gether irresponsible. The whole thing
Is dangerous tske-in, and we trust
our people will not be Euiled by it.
Keep the fifteen dollars, and buy gro
ceries or pay rent, and pe happy that
You ha' escaped once more.
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Central College, Nashville. and CORE
spondent of the Nashville Banner; w.
W. Scovsi, Nashville, TeAa., Mail and
Telegraph Messenger; Miss SADIE Kin.
der, Indianapolis. Geoiogiss Mrs. L.
ID. froagheridge, Detroit, Editfess OF
Christian Herald; Miss W. H. b .ssett,
Detroit newspaper correspondent; Miss
Jennie Fife, ShetbyviIie, Tennessee.
Botanist; Miss Louisa Lindsey, Nash
Vile, Fenpessee, Botanisi; Miss Mar
garette Bewies. Louisville, Geologist,
and Miss Mary Lindsey, Of Nashville,
secretary OF the marty
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DISTINGUISHED VISITORS.

4 Deseyaefen 81 she Americas Asse-
eaee faks . 0laapss 81 WsnArsas
Dallas
The American association for the
Advancement of science recently met
81 Nashville, Tennesse. At the close
OF their isbors q number Of them &C.
cepted the tender Of IN excarsion from
Ex-Governor Brown, Of Tennessee,
vice president of the Texas and Pacific
railroad. The party are now on .
tour Of the state, making researches
aud gathering information Of . scien-
tific character, and collecting speci-
mens Of geological sud botanical
nature. They arrived from Fert Worth
yesterday and spent pleasant day In
Dallas, visiting places ofIuterest. The
visitors left by special train 1t seven
o'clock. The following 10 list OF
names of the delegation
Professor K. ID. Cope, of PhiladeI.
phia, 10 charge OF delegat on; General
John Eaton, United States commis-
sioner Of education. Washington, d.
G.; J. b. Lindsley, Of Nashville, Ten
nesses. health ofiicsr; Professor c. q.
Wheeler. Of the Chicago university; G.
@. Fcsshey. chief engineer Of Bsra-
taria canal, Nee Orleans, Lcuisiana;
Prot J. T. Lovsweli, Of Wisconsin; Prof.
". =. IAndsiey, professor Of physioso4iy.
Nashville and Vanderbilt university;
John 7. Bell, Exeter, N. e., natural
lat; l. +. Ward, bureau of statistics,
Washington. District OF Colnmbis;
@. D. Phippea,, botauIst. salem, Mass,
correspondent Of leading magaxines;
}. NJ. Lindsiey, Nashville, Tsnnesses,
Prof Copss. sssistant; r. H. Isough-
bridge, assistant state Geological Of
Georgia; DR.. J. K walker, Of New
Orleans, xeoiogiss; d.. & G. Flts,
shelbyvilis, Tenn, Prof Copes ssIst-
ant. d.. J. d. Copes. n. o president 81
tas assdsmy Of natural sslsnc<s Dr..
O. ". Haboefd peoe.pscs y Tsnn.
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AN BKENRING.
r...,asr. Escape from she co."ts
.... Nanr s.ptur-h sH Nrt,

ID
t., Vrus '.pt"r.h a. rei-
.... r..aasu midnight and
... yesterday morning, Eve
.. ...tuaI Boo the county Jail
...Is. Cor nome have be,.n
....' tU. aIsrls Informed
...... ..at .r vent uu duty Al
....... Everything passed
.... .-s .4g.s of hours o- No,
....Is Noise boo the direc-
........ which beat first sup
........s.I uy fsf, However,
........t. t.I ss- -pis. he look esi
.. ..... ..-al. and ia an up
....t..I sra confined tIir
r...u-.. Hr discovered one OF
........s .l 100 tuy cell, With hi
. r... .r.g-r.I the suspicion Of
..... .... counted Ga. prisoners
..... i've mt.-iug. The one
...I.I .,s,s tagbtIrs- th.-next
...... ..,y. An alarm WAS i'm
... given o. the other guards
...... ........ffYH add -sarcl iusti,
. |....f.an Uncovered that the
....... r... r,rfisul.r cell had
...... -rr c-ifIou If the cell
OLD. ..r.UVs.t cprner. Thai
.....l.....a.I is not In view a,
..... ....... ..a nut-iis T,,,n,h
... ....... ..-Y1.-- s,-it, mat.
....... .p.r,.f ,r.o, which they
..... .. -ir,p. n blanket. tied
-...-. o.. r-.r1-i the ground
.-. .,. ground ths prisoners e,.i-
........ .r.4 the hail ward by msa,s
... .f.r....t- V1Ic, NY threw,
...,..... fsr.. aud which caught
..... ....ts. fram Knot tisd
.u..4H.f..rr.u GrLH,t pIrpo-s
r.r.r .us,l siat kind Of tools tia.
-,.1r-.u.s.i ,p make the hole in the
sling. aat if BE- Thought they used =
..rr. ~ rsbn' th--e we're in the cell
n.ay previous. o. IL hat not been
.-H.r.t.aua the roofit il probable
H,,u.ra ,H..I have escaped
THs following are the names aud
description % those shat escaped:
Robert N.NT charged with the
murder ~ Matthews. Motiat is an
Ir..ma1 i've feet, sevea or eight Ia.
rba-iu H..gnr, weighs about one humid
reliant thirty i've pounds, has light
HAIR which e. ca. short, face is peck
ns-.-.I. sut be - about twenty. five
y.-- r.I
Charlie. q. Chiffon, charged with
ba-.-....aiug b.. shout thirty wears Old.
weigh, our hundred aud forty pounds
tar 'aet ten inches high, light com.
b..,l4a male. tlus eys. rod mou.,schs
Aut..irwul-Eprs
Charles GILL; charged with theft
.rl-.r.snry.aya wear. ,ft. hint Looks
mg.g ,aus.r heavy st w.,,bi,o
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Ihave 10 notify the ,ruas aad the public
genei silly that On the sth OF May last OBJ
tsined AN Injunction from Jcdge ]. ~ Dnty.
Of the Court Of Com mon Pleas for the CIV
and county ct New York, ayaiasr . parsr.n
sty ling hsrseifss Madame S5o1rand, y restrzfn-
ing her from ..seii,Dg, trAnnferr ing. fnf.rf.r-
Ing with - in any manner d;kposlnx " the
Eeodss c1faefots. PrOpxfetarv 4rttcjes ma
trade marks Of the lAas DR.. 7. Felix Con-
aud. This sDioins the sale Of the OrtenI 81
Cream, Italian MedfcAtod Hoe 3. aud Al osi,
sr Of the proprietary arttcies Of my deessssd
father have therefore % warn the trade
against purchaztng from the odd sMAda ~
0oursudr any 81 Said pFspnrAt,nna q NON
a g n re same daring The eontInnanes
Oiymptan Crsam" b free from lsgal siassn
eiemens, aud my right 70 IL manu- fncturu
and sale unqueeaioned. The pubic will ord
In g . tosisE article superior 10 fts late corn.
pstltyr anA ~ prtcs reduced 70 one dollar.
fftas bottles, twe0fy-6ye centa- Uneaunlied
~ nsautinar o. the com pisxton.
a. 0ouisAuD. 9 0reenvich street.
New York. July e, vt;
aasisdsvAweowaf Assnts.
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near by, and In hts vest WAS his watch
aud chain. This was t1Id roboer,
aud his tactics were the same as those
displayed at Tivoli hall, but with no
success
During the same night members Of
the family Of Mr.. Mack, residing next
door 10 Mr.. Cohn, heard -oms one try.
ing the doors NJ IL To gain admission,
bur when some one OF the family
struck light and moved about, the
ruhber let.
The residence Of Mr. VIM. Tremmel.
ia the Cedsrs, who Is employed at
Bartlett, Parker n Co, was entered
the same night aad a new pair OF
psnts, in the rockets of which wa.
twenty dollars, was stolen.
Yesterday morning NJ three o'cl,ck.
while Officer Clements was standing
on the pavement near the rivoH hall.
he heard some one breaking the glass
ia the rear window of that building.
Tue officer ran through Austin'- ss-
loon TO the rear, but the thief heard
him coming, and when the officer APP
peared at the back door the robber had
Jumped the fence and was running
sway. The officer called to him to
halt, but no heed was taken Of the call.
officer Clements then drew his six
shooter and fired five shots at the re.
treating figure, one of which he thinks
must have taken effect, as the burglar
halted for a moment, bat Immediately
resumed his Journey aud escaped.
Saturday night thief entered the
Office Of the Msin street railroad com.
paNy, near the eastern terminus,
George Deszel, An employee Of the
company was sleeping in the room
AM the burglar took swsy a pair of
pauts belonging 10 him, in which
there Was six or seven dollars.
Their has so far been no clue 70 any
of hsse Totheries