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DIED..

AIGrIER Sunday, January !, Lucy, beloved wife Of
John B. Aguicr. aged 80 years
Funeral services will take place on Tuesday evening,
at her late residence, 23I West 4Sth ST., Mt halfpast
seven =. NJ.
BArsoS.--On Sunday, 7th inst, MARY ANN, beloved
daughter Of Thomas aud Catherine Batson, aged II
years.
Funeral from her late residence, oil East 3sth ST.,
at two O'Clock this day.
BEysoN-On January 6, Mt Chatham, n. j.. MARY,
widow Of Charles Benson and mother OF the late Cap
tain VIII am Benson of this city, in the S5th year OF
herage.
Those wishing to attend the funeral will be at the
foot OF Christopher ST., North River, on Tuesday, jan
uary ., at eleven O'Clock, a. NJ. sharp
BLAIR. Sabbath morning, January I, the Rev.
IiuGn HgsRy BLAIR, aged 81 years.
The funeral VIII take place from the Charles Street
United Presbyterian church (of which congregation he
has been pastor for the past oryonc yearsj We'd
ncsday next, at eleven A. NJ.
BLiEs Portland Conn.,, January 3, ALvRED
BLIEs, aged SO years.
BaISKERHoFF AT Harlem, January O, CHARLES II
BRiyKkRnoFF, aged 81 years.
Relatives and trends are respectfully invited to
attend iuncral from his late residence 2l1 East
i26th ST. this tuesday, the 9th inst, at T. NJ.
EXCELSIOR LODGE No. 1876, +. AND a. N. M.--BRgTHREy:
You are hereby summoned TO meet at the Masonic
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CLEVER CRACKSMEN.

HOW BURGLAR DUPED A LANDLADY AND
BROKE INTO A PAwNBRoKERs STORE.
On tho afternoon of tho 10Th ult. respectfully
dressed called at the lodging house No. 63 Cath
arine street and hired Mrs. Buldock the andady
a rear room tho second door, paying therefor a
deposit and saying that he would move in within a
few days. Nothing further was heard OF her new
lodser by Mrs. Bullock until Friday last when he
turned ana apoogzcd for his absence by stating that
he been kept at the bedside OF his sick wife in
Harlem He paid the balance OF the rent and gained
the confidence and esteem OF his landlndy by giving
her gratuitous dollar for her anxiety during his
delay.
WAYS THAT WERE DARK.
On thc following day he moved In, bringing fur
niturc a second hand bedstead. two chars, "a wash
stand and a sofa The new tenant. who gave his
and questioned Mrs. Buldock 10 learn whether IL
tanned window Only too eager TO reassure her goncr
lodgcr the unsuspicous iandlady explained TO him
that the wall in question divi1cd hs apartment from
tho pawnbrokcr shop OF Moss Brothers, Of No 81
Catharine ST. This seemed to satisfy Mr. Bennett
TRICKS WE'RE
Between twelve and one o'clock on sunday last Ben
nett and an accomplcc whom he had brought his
room made hole through the ihcgcst portion OF The
wall to he head OF the sta RS. opposite room where
two OF the pawnbrokcrs' clerks were accustomed to
sleep. The clerks were at dinner AT the time,
them. They first directed their attention to
"a small SAFE through the door OF which they drilled
hole sectional Jimmy soon la'd oelore .me'r coye
trumpcd Bank bills 10 tho amount OF $500 were also
seized. The safe gutcd, the burglars cspied larger
one another part Of the roon aud they nj once sct
TO work ind out what 1t contained shortly after
ward tho clerks, having nppeascd their hunger, had
returned thcI suspicious noise In the store
below them to listen with bated breath Hurry
ing down they found the door barrcaded from within.
Thcp shouting for the police they soon brought to the
scene officers Quinn and English
SUCCESS cHAGRiS.
Before their arrival, however, tho burglars had
nown dropping In their Lightning exit through the
hole IN the wall and thence TO the street casKct con
tanning $4,000 worth OF jcwelry ana full set OF bur-
glars tools Since then traces OF the expert cracks
men have been obtained by the police. Bennett Is dc.
scrbcd by Mrs Bullock as about thrty-nvc years oil
age hvc feet i've inches In height with sandy hair and
lgni complexion, and iull heard Among the jewclry
stolen are diamond soarts ovas. brillian, cluster
rings, collar buttons one Masonic trowc set In din
monds, pms and various other articles In all valued
tabout SO, 600
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BROOKLYN THEATRE FIRE.

THE SALE OF BENEFIT TICKETS By THE
POLICE
Although the returns OF the sale OF tickets by the
Brooklyn police for the Academy benefit at tho Acad
emy of Music have not yot bccn completed Captain
Jewst that the total number OF tickets sold will
amount to about o, ,OO0 Captain Leicb OF Tho Fourth
precinct; Onccr Simonson, of the First precinct and
Oiccr Rcardon, of the Fifth precinct sold the most
tickets.
rhc contribution received yesterday by Daniel
Chauncey President OF the Mechanics Bank, in aid Of
the sufferers by the fire were as tollows:-
Proceeds OF benefit by the Grand Opera
House, Cincinnati through X. Il. j. Miles,
Manager ........,.............. s2ls 81
Contribution box, A. r. Samuells' billiard
saloon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1925
Previously acknowledged SIG, 2O2 81
Total 43S 81
Mayor Schroeder received $25, subscribed to the
fund at tho Academy meeting by Nelson j. Gates.
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THE MARITIME ASSOCIATION.

At the annual election held January s. tho following
were elected officers OF the Maritime Association OF the
Port of New York for tho ensuing year,
For President, John II. Boynton; Vice President C.
Frederick Elwcl; Secretary, Elijah A. Houghion
Treasurer, Albert II. Brown; Directors, Thomas P.
Ball, James Henry, David Dearborn, Jonn ZIttlo-
sen, Zaccheus Bergen, Marcus Hunter. John /. Mer.
rill John Galway, William II. Van Brunt Simon f..
Mackie, George X. Haync, Henry Bowring Amadeo
Vatable. William H. T. Hughes, Alexander Mum, Ed
ward II. Horton, Mark W. Maclay, William E. Barnes,
Robert Don. James S. Chew, Livingston Roe
Auditing Committee stephen G. Talbot Henry p.
Booth William d. W. Miller A !u,l vote was poled
and tho election was followed by the regular annual
meeting OF the association.
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THE COLOMBO.

The steamship Colombo. Of the Hull and New York
line. is now out thirydve days. and great are
entertained for her safety She loft Hull for this port
on the Sd OF December Her only passenger is a Mr.
William SALT She had on board when started
coal Tor iorty days She Is commanded by Captain
Laver formerly OF the lnman steamer City of Antwerp
Tue vessel is OF 555 tons burden, but has only on
board about 500 cargo Her agents IN this CITY
are Messrs. q. L. Wright & Co
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THE WRECK OF THE SIMLA.

The ship simla, In ballast, from Portsmouth, N. H.,
went ashore early Sunday morning about six miles
below Barnegat Inlet The captain and crew were
safely landed, ana now occupied together with the
wrcckng Companys meu,in securing the safety OF the
vessel The agents in New York hopeful OF getting
the vessel safely on she Is still tight and dry Snc
is owned In Portsmouth by Salter TrcdIck, and
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THE WRECKED CIRCAssIAN.

The British Consul will begin to-day the prosecution
OF the pilot Eugenes Sullivan for permitting tho ship
Circassan TO run ashore.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.

CREry-De AcuMAy. Bessie DRAcHMAS. OF Jer-
scy City, to Mr. EDWARD GREEN, of New York. No
cards.
srRArss-scHAuL-M ADAx STRAUSS to Miss LEAN
ScuAuL, on Sunday evening, January 7, 1877. 70
cards.
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MARRIED.

JEySrxGs-MuRRAy.- Monday, January 8, at st.
Peters church, Brooklyn, by Rev. Joseph Francoli,
MICHAEL }. jennings, OF Brooklyn, to FRANCES MUR.
RAY OF New York.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY

consigned TO Salter Il Livermore, OF this city shc
Is fully insured The Sima built In 1863 registers
lilo tons, and Is rated Alh.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-01-25

that insure also CITY property; for yon may Ioss
your farm house through the burning up VI
2 city a thousand miles away. For JusS as your
houss has burned and you are LOOKING 70 Tue
company to pay You money enousnso puau
another with, your company may happen
With another Chicago or Boston fire, and your
noIicv won't be worth as much as the ashes OF
your house .. &c
# Won would insure send TO the secretary OF
Tbs Mipnesota's Fal mers' Mutual Insurance
Compauy. W A Nimocks, Minneapolis, MIMI :,
and he will send you all necessary blanks ana
This is an old company. long established
with largs resources, and doing a very ia g
business Its premiums are exceedingly low
REMEMBER THAT IT HAS PRoMP rLy PAID SVh-
| Ry LOSS IT HAS EVER SUSTAINED.
Moreover they lend large part OF their sur.
plus asscsts upon Minnesota farm mortgages
low rates OF interest, thus helping to counter
act the evil Influences OF the two per CT. Pr
month men. o-r.r;za.
lion Il has been tried and not found wanting
Remember that hard -timas are the Wois
ti,nes to have a fire. Prepare for the esli ga.
bv insnrlne in the Minnesota Farmers mntua
Insurance Company.
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az noints OF superiority IN the Wheeler
xv,lsdn Straight Needle Stationery Shuttle,
Sewing Machine over the singer.
'0''0 THE NEEDLE
LIST. Is self-setting. -
al Has larger shank and contains i"1ii9 Ahe'
number. aud is easier handled.
al. Sets, in the center OF tne oar.
TIE NEEDLE BAk,
ar r uoade Of steel and is hollow, having
less weight aud more strength. Into.
6th il adjustable to any height VI Noaisaot
e,h l. nrovided with felt packing 10 hold
tbe oil. keep the bar clean, ana prevent y lluna
getting dry and cutting OF "e'AiAo' -
3owD on the needle, ,..A -
ri, The hacking may be frightened with the
so,.say oil cans. SO as to take up the wear.
Has oil cups, to prevent oil from running
ov OH The action or force, is applied direct in
line OF motion, causing leSs ,r1o'ioiA 'AN'
,a4b Onr press Il much more substantial.
llth Provided with oil cups and packing -
is, the needle bar. ~ loco liable fe
break. easier kept clean, aud Will give any oe'
sirable pressure. ,s,,,,,ar ~ ola
waiting. also preventing any twisting OF sio'
1ath, Can be SET any desirable helgnt or po
So, l. so comniete az to render improvement
hardly possible. v,oor
18th. Has superior neshou W .a'' ..a,'S
,4so in changing for hesnming, stitcnln8s co1a
,"n ato No screw or driver Is used.
THE FEED, =,
10th. Il on every side Oh tne heeaie'
nth. No lost motion.
lSth More simple-but few pieces. =.
10Th THE stitch can be set, 10 give any oe
sirable length OF stitch.
Goth. Does not stall on seems,
ROTARY MOTION.
o,st No vibrating shuttle driver 10 consum
mower. make noise, and wear ont.
odd. Hook never varies, wears ous, Q. -
,ni~es oil never drops stitches, makes no Jar
rnnninc, and never oils the thread
SHUTTLE,
oos Il stationary and can never wear on
<,sr rouohad orscratehed up by the needle,
fhs needle cannot reach it, and cannot % III
p' ossh. Bobbin holds Is more thread, can
wound safely with the eyes cioseu, 1aies'
never runs of either in winding or III use.
cbth: No threading a. IN snat1's nlachin'
LOWER TENSION,
as,,b Cs,, b. charged when running.
TAKE UP
9th. Draws the thresd while the neeais
ont Of the work.
sc.h Has twice the space under u.
o oosh Is"niourhei and groved" at the be'
s.c;asnt can move il ont OF POSITION.
soth. Il open 50 as TO be kept clean.
alst. No Cog gearing, and oaaY one SHAT
co6 Can eet 4 different speeos,
81 Csn wind the bobbln without runmi
,hs s, machine or taking the work out.
s4,h. Can draw the exact smonn. o. , sac
,hrssd desired v without touching or even okral
ing either thread eoo,s
'0 ns;cs "a West Sd street,
'Alee' ST. Paul, II M.
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Farmers Insure in Your Own Company

Don't send your money out OF 1ns saa. .n- -
enrich foreign insurance com pxllas, a. s~-
r nsu al Minnesota. Keep your money at home
and YOU will thus have chance 70 sc. soane
If il hack again. in the course Of trade IL sA-
change for something you have to sell.
Don,f insure In companies Jon know nosn-
INC shont and that, despite all their nne iook !
and promises, rnay be utterly nankrnps anu
living Oh the interest OF their aenes.
"s nanst INSURE farm property in companies
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Holloway 8 Ointment.

Ergsipelas and oil infsmatory diseases yield
70 . diliyent use of this powerful preparation.
In the foot, head aud neck, their approach
should be checked at onoeif supper.astion en-, !.
sues. danger is imminent, and the knife can rr,
be einploYed without ieopardizng life. rms
Ointment will remove the disorder, "lhou'
cutting pain or peril % cents per box OF pot
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STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY or
RAMSEY. District Court End. JUDICIAL
District. nc
Thomas Bower pitt.
vs.
William Dawson, Maria L. Car s
den and Peter s. Garden her hus- oUMMoNo
hand and. Dewitt c. Jones Deft.
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA, to the above
named defendants:
You and each of you are hereby summoned =,
and REQUIRED TO answer the complaint III thus
action which said complaint has been h'eo ID
the office Of the Clerk OF said court III the ca.y
OF St. Paul in the aforesaid county and state,
and to serve copy of your answer to tne saiu
81 Paul. in said Ramsey County, state oi
Minnesota within twenty days after the service 4,
| of this summons upon you, exclusive Oh Tue
dav Of such service, and if you fail to answer =,
the said complaint within the time aforesaid, the
Plalntiffin this action win apply to the coufs
for the relief demanded therein, besides Tie
| costs and disbursement herein.
Dated NoveL Der 9th a. ID. 1876
MEAD Il THOMPSON,
Plaintiffs Attorneys ST. Paul, MINI: :.
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STATE OF MTNNESOTA-COUNTY OF
RAMSEY District Court-Second judicial
District.
Cythera A. Jones, Pitt
w. CuAiuloAs.
De Wit C.. Jones. Def-
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA, to the above
named defendant.
answer tie namr.1aint III the Plaintiff in the
above entitled action, Of which copy is hsre-
unto annexed. and herewith served upon you;;
and to serve copy OF your answer % sa.o
Complaint on the subscribers, a their once, 70 %
the CITY If st Panl. in sid county. within
thirty days after tbs service Of this summons
upon ron, exclusive ofthe day 9. such ssTs,o !;
and. ii vou fail to answer the said Complain
within the tina Aforesaid. the Plaintiff In TIM
action VIII apply 10 the Court for the relief &C.
mandea in the corr plalnt
Dated st. Paul Minnesota, Dec. "a 1910.
DAVIS, q BRlEz Wnscx,
Plaintiffs Attorney, Et. Paul MINI
la9-It
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The pioneEy-Pres

This is unqaestionably the largest and pes.
ren nao II the northwest. We do not
fail to reooguze the fact that It's editorial col
nmns are ably conducted, while its news es col
INNS are the most complete this SIDE OF Chicago
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MILWAUKEE Jan. <o'
FLOUR-Quiet but firm.
GRAIN-Wbeat openpd unsettled and closed
strong; No. i, 81 ,33; 10. ., sl.3ih; seller
February g $50: seller March sl.aAA; NO. q
RECEIPTs-F Flour, 1875 bbls: wheat 20 go
bushels. . 81
SHIPMENTS Flour, 500 bbls; wheat =
1913 bushels.
FLUCTUATIONS OF THE WEEK.
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varv Great Savine.

Tho Boston One Price Clothing Store MIN,
ero ~ ' are oferine ali Of their overooats and
other 9th heavy goods at prices which astonis hes
every one People living at distance can
save very large percentage by sending oroeis
~ rat goods on approval.
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Notice,

Noagent has any right or authority TO lncul
,,ecuniary obligation in the name or ON nenall
Of the publisher Of this paper; and all contracts
for advertising are subject to cur negative.
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Active agents wanted foI the New " neelef
and Wilson Straight Needle sewing Macn'iie'
Annly AZ No q West Sd ST St Paul
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$3.50 SIT , w1 FEE E Af'9 9. 7 ,ss'R
cry. Augusta. Maine
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Chicag.s 4 NOlhWGSterlR. R

PASSENGERS for Chicago, Detroit, Toledo,
Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, pittsburg,
Cincinnati, Rochester, Albany, Toronto, Mon
treal, Quebec, Portland, Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Saint
Louis. Cairo, San Francisco, Sacramento, Og-
den, Salt Lake City, Denver, Council Bluffs,
Marquette, Escrnaba, Menasha, Madison, Chey-
enne, Omaha, Yankton, Green Bay, MiIwau-
kee and all points West, South and Eastshould
buy their tickets via CHICAGO and the
Chicago and Northwestern Railway.
Close connections are made at Chicago with
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, Mich
igan Central, Baltimore and Ohio, Pittsburg
Fort Wayne and Chicago, Kankakee Line and
Pan Handle Routes, for all points East anc
Southeast, and with the Chicago and Altor
and Illinois Central for all points South
Close connections are also made with tn
Union Pacific r. &. at Omaha for all far Yves
points.
Close connections are made at junction point
| with trains of all cross roads.
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Would it not be the proper thing to DO to cal
an EXTRA session OF the editorial conVeDilop. "
consider impostions placiiced by some OF the
fraternity. On unsophisticated Rail Road men,
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Genuine Wheeler and Wilson Needles ana n
Attachments, at Co.'S. Office ~ west Oh D.
st Paul.
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Prof. l. Taisey presents his compliments 70
the Wabasha County Sentinel, ana IenIal , No
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FLUCTUATIONS OF THE v
Following are the closing prices OF W


Chicago Produce Market.
CHICAGO, Jan. %.
FLOUR-Steadya and firm.
GRAIN Wheat, active; No. . chicago
spring Stay CASH 81 .3o2s al 30 4 seller
February; s 32a.; seller March; sl.SA%' NO
3 Chicago sl.l6S rejected o. Oh. - ~,
RECEIPTS--Flour lo, o00bbl. wheat, S3.oOo
bushels
SHIPMENTS Flour. $500 .bbls; wheat
1000 bns.
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t-Sy Read the advertisement IN announcer COZ
NM headed CONFIDENTIAL.
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No thank you Hiram I have no business
that takes me to Cairo
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Honesty is the best policy; II you have pass
use it Yourself.
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nO,,rM The MOUTH

Where there is continual dropping down
So ~, hack of the mouth with irritation ana
1 with hawking, splitting. AMI sense Of falnsss
about the head be not deceived on l4ncS IA. IL a
simple sq d. Y9a af ca aIf the forunnsr
- eansnnntion. in its early stages few bot
IT, tIes 0 81 Dr. ssge caiarrh edy will effect an
o s'os p, onre. when confirmed, DR.. Perces
Gnden Medical Discovery should be used IN
@ orn nee with the Remedy. These standard
1neaiciues have been before the public many NY
years, and their use has been attended nie
the most gratifying success ra., ,u u ean
- ,9 ned IN The Peoples Common Sense Medi,
~ ~ai-' Adviser. :" book OF over nine hundred
q ,aoas a iustrated with two hundred and e shty
Psss s,'g,ayines, bond in cloth and gilt, price
pgertmsnt' Worlds Dispenssry, baffaio' y.
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MARKET REPORTS
Ct. Paul Markets
ST. PAUL, Jan. %, 1877
AND PROVISIONS

asa general thing produceihas been rather 1
more active Asa rule ths markets nave D ,Se
changes that have taken place will be noted
below: ,.,.
been not only maintained bat it haa gone still
higher in accordance with the advance IN
wReat to si.s5, ST. 80. and si.25: inls rio
XXXY flour, scarcely graded above good AA !.
probably, is still Offering at s. 50 per pol.
while "strals hi'' xxx family Hour Is no"
firmly held 1T S6, 50a7 10.
WHFAT-since our last weekly report
wheat has advanced 10 sl.s5 for Mol sI.ss
for No 2; SI..5 for No. g. These prices ailoFo
title encouragement for shippers 70 sena gram
the East.
The following ara the quotations OF NO.
wheat in the great markets yesterday week an'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-08-17

cT We noticed on visit to RoclSpert
last Sunday, that the young city is i'm
proving healthfully, and that Rev,
Nourse breaches sound logical sermon,
and that the Methodist church il 50
badly built and arranged that not hall d
the congregation could tell whether
Bro. Rawlings preached good sermon
or not-as the echo or rcyerberation des-
trcyea the possibility Of hearing much
Of the sermon-and then the radiant
beauties in the choir facing the congre-
cation must certainly attract consider.
able attention. We don't wonder Al
hearing there is not much spirituality ii
that church, as one OF the members In
formedus.
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LEG BRoKE.--On last Friday, Mr..
John Schiller, who lives about 4 miles
north Of Knoxville, tried to adjust the
tumbling shaft Of threshing machine,
which had jumped out Of place while in
motion, and his shirt sleeve caugh; on
It and lac was stripped OF ali Of bis
clothes, even to boots, quicker lhan liz
ever nndressed in his life, and then
whirled under the rod, breaking his leg
in two places. 1t was set By DR.. Wertz
and he Is doing well.
The next day Paul Smith put bis hand
too far in while feeding machine, and
his fingers were badly lacerated.
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indianapolis Sentinel.
Some good republicans Of this city are
circulating petitions to be sent 10 the
next congress. They demand the repeal
Of the specie resumption act, the national
bank act demonetizing silver, and they
demand the restoration Of the 4l2A Grain
silver dollar az the equal ~ tho gold
dollar. They demand that rreenbacls
be made foil legal tender for all pur.
poses, and that they BE- iEsnod in pay.
ment Of all current expenses OF t'sc gov
crnment. They slss demand the repca
ofall acts authorizing the issue Of golt
bonds, o. for reminding In gold bond
At any rate Of interest. II II observed
that the petitions are LARGELY signed bY
lncn who have been converted 10 iii,
9rvcnback theory by the hard times.
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EODls SUBURBAN
Property For Salcl

yEvHE undersigned wishes 70 sell her
brick house and six acres Of ground
attached just north Of the corporation
line Of Jasper. The house has q good
cellar. well. smoke house and othcr out
buildir a., and hertitle Is good and clear.
There is u fine selection OF all kinds OF
bcaring fruit. and one acre and quarter
of bearing vineyard.
TER sls.--One-fourth in cash, aud the
balance in three equal annual payments
secured. Apply for further particular.
on the premises. 70
URSULA DURLAUF.
Aug. 10th, 1S77-3m.