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, 1877-04-04
MINISTER WASIIBUIsNE.
Ills Follow Citizens Of Gnlcnn
Generous in Expressions
OF Esteem.
The Authorities Of Madison, Wis, Ten.
der Him a Distinguished
. Compliment.
Grateful Letter Of the French Ambassa.
dor In Response. :.


--
1pseta, nspasea to me 7ytsaaA
oALaNA' H.. Apfl 8'--At' "asaoutno has
received antnvttation from number Of tho most
dlstinsulshed citizens Of Madison, WIS.,, Of bath
France, and Tho freedom OF tho city bas been
.it.,. ~ t.sx...1., - 80. ~ t,.,. sThn a..
man;Ameriean citizens Of tho same city have
also Invited him 10 visit tleu III order that tbeY
might tender him in person their thanks for tho
.sa'suesn as, ".1 ine e tUoSs M.'nt.zs, 20 'us ~
.s.,o,o. M a. .''"'''" '''a MAJ 1'" " . -ep''
4ns Isrr.n or INVITATION.
s and afss = tss st:r sa hss
:;:s:msa .hs aas'ssasa !, st.;sa. !; q, q Hsd!
VIII i. for sneii te'e ss y5a deem nrnnsf, md Va
saieby tsnJss yen IS tho ltesdon of III s!t;: ws
sys ssn Of ens and an H.
Gnugrrfs of ill., Unttsi staes, whoro ron
% Tstssis M II iatsrss,.
and sha fa6tic treasury, aniaa Minister 10 France.
when through thc must t,iGicuIt period OF ,iplo.
ths 1ory highest aaalitlts ct II sble: aanaao,
si.H o ~ ~ " .t,pr. sna tM3rohr sstIhfn,i1
p@s ., a' ,nnrsn res na emn.1
MAMecS, Tl.,, m,s:' Msra, Ma,Gm ~ ~ ,fedi.o,
J. coIr. Jadso' It Il the 1s' Superior Court.
Iay,n ArwooD, Editor a ,hs Journ'ai. o
III 3 q1Tss, P'1ss+. i
5; ST. y rinNnns rn1i,.s
~ na,.a r. pHnANF' n,.,'
rn,to t,a DnnsxiHo, usu., o.n,o-.o+
ftnom%s a~,r,, ''1'S1
9laSS W anlas,xa Malse
= T. = sFsnttsa. .s,sL
<: = =; t1sfnSF1a' nstn'
M1NisTzn wasnnrnsE's nxrlr
aA.ESA4 ~. Apt!l ., tnfn. .-okSTtEHsa: &
navo tae nonoc 70 acKno"leG2e mo fceolPs ot y1at
eter Or tne svtn INST IN which Jou l9 mo INC honuE
10 !nvlte me 10 Visit Madaoo ec!ore jeave on ny
q Joar city, ! need not assure you mat am
0ocp!Y nohufol " thts d1stinEulshaa compliment,
not now mnch pleasure !! Woatu anora me- %
accept Jnnr very Kind and hattcstng inrttntlon' !
regret That MY time Is 10 limited that u
n1caan9o of KIM ' With " fuso yan have
tnnt Of nv viii 10 ynur bcautifuj r!ty tyo ycnts
ago last iii, and nothing could iciignt mo moro
iGnn to repeat It. vcru il possible i0F lie 10 do 90;
but l ,nnst hurry back ta Ffanee In order to get
randy to return homo, altar An abscnco from my
country aifeauJ t9o folonged AZ soon % INC Ises.
iuent 1nai. @ oo p.easca 10 appoint my gneScaaos'
ts VIZ. Mn'' ,n n,a mx 'g' stni, "n ss. @
hasn nirs.ch ~ .na.E ~ ~ .crt,~cs Il, Iong1ess
and a. Minister St the uniteI States to Franco.
Y0ut appryoatIon Of nv oficjnl conduct, extend.
4 ! ,oatce Of ptetSnnd gfat!seat!on % ms and
n. ;xn, e''tn s &u1 ~ nns ~ ~
yoAt ''o'A1s A"F kAo oeLus ~ ASe
, 1877-04-04
HYMEHEAl.


BLooAlAoroa, ILL.,, April a-At Normal 70
night sls. Jerome Chapman, psosperoos msr
ehans of Normal. was married 70 Aaas ~
Smith, daughter Of brainanl Smith, u tnas
place, aud Aister OF Couuty supcE'usendenss
William L.. SlAlth. Ths Wedding Es% aulet
sa3r. The ceremony, sts .pe1teFassA ~ ~
eldiux EllsF Palmer.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-14
Local .Ana1rs.
K Hisniislh Al.

An oppoeuD& t00feee Oy one OF the speaker
the alarm Of fre was raised. Smoke wa
instantly seen issuing through the rsgibte
from the basement. The terror StrickeI
audience seemed for moment spell -boiK
apon appalling ard piefsing shrielsbf tey
from every part Of the house were rg,a
Men, women and children rushed ~ ."
cously down the stairs from the 1lely,
cruehtl1 apds mAngltng each Qsheyla W..
wild and sgonisinY terror. W0n isIpss1
and men gasped ai II the Asmea org
lily overtaking them in their NJ.
Every moment added tok 1lent. M
A boy named McCaulleyl lpea srems inc
gallery on to the stage q ConslaeraDlIm N
jnred himself, though ~ ateIwAsos
aacertaintd that n6b01 wo.e UlOAen. .li Il
Men jumped from mo Mindows: am 10
| frantic efforts tried/ extricete tneir wives
land children. Q Thfppeais OF tne speskefs
70 the people 70 Aep calm and collected
vere Of no avaiI fright and CONSERVATION
| had seised theT just then, however,, sDd
fortunstelv "a hymn Was chanted out,
and = numbe Joined in, which seemed 70
nave msoT sdsct,. Ipataptly eon6denee
~ rsstorz, and II was announced that
thar a wss1o further danger TO dread, .
| IA drG "a, already hem extipgt gtishedj And
thst thetefemonies might proceed. y
The nely discovery Of the hre an( the
nromS and energetic action Of Mr.. B4ylis,
ths zanager saved the destruction of the
hnjdingi Ind tho prChsble loss of many
itzs. A. soon - the alarm Was given, he
Irried 70 the basement with psil Of wa
Yer and dashing Ron the flames which bad
iupt ieo@meneed, at once ;,extinSuished
them. How the fre originated Il ! mystery
% there was no 6re allowed in the building
atany time. That it was the 1sndish ippr-
pose Of solae miscreant, to destroy the
building and oil In It there Il no doubt. & Il
wss started among aome boxes unddr, the
auditorium, and II was evident that tie Id
cendiarisst had LEFT only . few moments
aftsf II wsa discovered. a man named
Bill Baird who wss seem In the bssemeht has
been arrested, ~ the guilty party. He has
beSn suspected several timsS, Is seems, for
incendiarlsm, aud an opportunty VIM He
fiven to-day. TO- prove k1S iinnoceice.- -
Il ID TO ,be hoped that II found guilty the
strictest penalty Of The Inv will Is enfpscgd,
We may here quote the penalty which This
State imposes upon criinnslS for pnch' olIen.
90. ,ssg, NJ asts 4 \, 1ls sj
."If any person shan xilfully assd mali
csously burn, or sek On Are, sny. dwelling-
house Of auother, Or any store, or other
djodning tos Or parcel 81 : dwell
iag-hoass ot anothsr, such pesson sAall "
ds:@e s.,ks'yy ! q also. ~ isloay, "a sAall y y
| ~ sAs ~ y etrissiy satosssa, - \,
~ dSath f1ell a. ssc y 1sAds ~ taftsd
Through 'tAs whoeS esats ~ 6 wGx1lng u
intuty niassrsaats' /. .StF X $lsos
The Morning herald., 1877-05-14
Raaass'HSif.ss'

lie
ThsLouieF eFtlles bAAt theC nclnnAt Atis SAns
81 bsss psl, a. LodiSville, 6as sGdSdadxyS W
sccae of ~ es2est has ,5i;;:ius; ,saslsY
Fhe4HaSv1ds bsat Amhets y9ame
q e as.saAl! go !; !; ] AeAs Y - ~ ssTda
II gains ii 6lss ball NNas blGyl a 81 fstn fhfla-;
delphis, On sads1fdA bttw6 61GoAsy liiadsl-
;s0,s ;s0, ~ n'es; SAl|sf sss 4s4a'tla
Il : b baSs bsIl Roehjis isassrs nitls,1 4, !.
Saturday, t1bl lashs - Lluad fap1 theE
AllsgAaalaH ~ Pslaey lyaAte M ,;,i III
.ulsss. "a q & W s,:ss| T. s e =
Boltoas, !, ~ 1ll0ws: Do6 bnoj a. l6leor
|6os1, q. nuns saz1ed tNp1 4 Qhlo
goee, 4 Total hesee nIca6 81, Y; Geeloa6
The Morning herald., 1877-05-14
Mlsasa Lesass.

Ibsat the world. God "A iqch tNiat,
Sound GOOD chew, only 40 cGnt6 ~ pluG
AZ Chapman'S 8. +. C6fss TOursh - hips
Icy 6sreetsss sas ans;Sl ss, sSs
y lGraeaa asortmAl AZ ladles, esti ~
childrens' ,gap4e, An6 merino und ndefWeAf 30se
recsiyed, Whichy you 90 puic6aSt ak f1adced
prices u WS1rsvsn,Ds a ~ A1fArkAk stFeet.
'Caa and ,ios 5cslzlpll y, asv, \. ,sy
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! !


Lese svii y w Z. .iS w w ~ 3|I
Wri1ht, q ~ r. ~ wl
coloso6 nj ~ l l19 61o1E
stsoet, q ~ 1ognoy l. NAon noox en1g
~ thsy 1ae l. u !! =!
HoQan wh0 M
- ~ - an ~ k! Il!!
md s1snek ~ = ~, !, knoekl "
ss:i.asa = r 81 ~ ! y Y, kosh h.sraa ess
~ 49, 80. I..,sss ssse ri n ~ 49, ss1sss
e g Z sa95Rss, ss,ss issss; O. = ~ ssys 4
The Morning herald., 1877-05-14
WELLINGTON. DEL. MONDAY, NAY IA. ls7'7. .
Z IN
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m HnoAps zo,l1c1Ds.

INV CAsfLx, Nay ~
Ihe Court opsnsd Nlsh 81 full Denchs
CAie9 yaatscs OonAgys And Judga Wals1
~ 70 i c;eiosk Lsvi Bid, eounssl 70.
Rhoads, conmsnce6 sDeakin9 70 ths jnry
n hshalf of his elient. The ad6fess va
|main1t devoted 70 n e1abofasion of the
|ev1de1ce IN sueh mAnnar - - show thai
the kfliing of Tsmple iWas dons - Ael|
defence. He ilgep1oq6ly wOvo - AZ
speech the tkrtatg 1kVquenSly mAdl
" Temple agsinee yshe pf1sonsF, clO1dnf
With IN elective and pathetic appeal 70 IN
Ijuty for. .eolntion Of the 0ouht n ~
os6e in favor of the prisoner.
He was followed By The Attorney Cen
efal, who combattsa 1oscibly the PROPOSE
ton Of sslf defence, showing that accord
ing 70 testimony Of Dr.. Ogle, the emitting a
the threat or Temple vas eAected during
hls whole o. partial lnseuaibility; that thf6
view Of the ,cas4 made Il one ~ pre-
uAeditsted murder, and that Il Rh0adg had
killed. Temple n self defense, No w0ul6
have publicly proclaimed u, and Gone b
Wilmtngton and surrendered hinself 70 The
authorities. Mr.. Termination closed by
dsmandtAe = verdict of murder inths Arst
tpcn the e,os,nclnsion I, II the address Chief
Jusfice Comsgys charged the jury In 4
calm, digDiasd and Impartial mannsr, mat
ehalled the Testimony and learnedly luct-
dated tho law Of ,homtbide, bringing down
clearly V the comprehension Of to jury,
|tss Z. q 6 saltsasi5Bll aas e RTspsa.s..,os
apd. malice. Not one, hersh word VaS4p
On, Or fsjected with the charre against the
Eprisonef ION the contrary, the Chief Jub>
lice tp his high honor b Il said, acted up 10
the mercifnl philosophy Of our jurispru.
dence, which makes the Judge tsof Cousnl
Tor the priaoner,v y 's,zs,,e tss
The court at 1.9O O'Clock took : recess
untfl O'Clock. Shortly after the asseIn-
bling Of court, the jury came IN for special
instructions ontw0 points, self@defense and
premeditation. After consultation, the
court through Chief Justice, instfuetsd 4 .
jury upon these points. They then retired,
and returned u 40O withsthe verdict.
|, The prisoner was bfought into court u.
Ecorted'by two bsilihs, and received the sn-
TnouDcemelt Of s'guilty1 = from the foremhn
Of the jury as unlm1oved, . my Of the sp}Yt
tators. 4. sai 7g M ls3ilfH NJ
Chas: Brown, colored, pleaded not std Il
Of entering the poultry house, Of NSthI +
Sheppard, In Pencader Hundred, onXfrem
OF last January, and, stealing
several pairs Of chickens. lheed lorl .
John Graves colored, was IEllis Loper +
entering the house Of James 9th of kst :
In Christians Hundred, on6 several ssfti.
March, and stealing thsr I
cles Of value. ,hsses N thai cni,rt lie
The jury drawn 70 kere discharged nm i
Of Oyer aud TermiAt 10 O'Clock. III
W !, Iuslaay noFn1Ie expected that LIby,I(
Upon that daNsddietown. CHARGED 1ith
lsWAite man rof14 years Of ago, wiz be
raPe upon = < Turner and O,Byrne, are
counsel IGted that Rhoads win be sentene 2
80 - =. - e1s days !,s asjqas H' II
The Morning herald., 1877-05-14

Saturday llghe ~ 0psla 1 xsI
apsd Y 6ves1 1bla1nf; wlfk
laniiliees ~ 1kien9o Qf tIo ~ 11 S
sntsstetnnept sonet ~ N N ~
Rev. DfoshM Ri1gwAx - ~ ~ -
'of the HhilAee pkis u HI
i1and, Y, - spllst!sg sealsa e = llll E 4 M I'll
.4:ss, s,'sssS ". saa .,! a l,|gs ssslsnsIe n.
Ths snt1teain1Hsst e1vs ~ elEt1l 4
The Morning herald., 1877-05-14
AlEstA - Z Z.
7''l4'1 0ta4fo1 HsU11II. ]. aria4 s
The solloving ats ~ sia,ySlts p,sS ~,

The following afs tfS iiySli.tplB =
mint s n. exs5y NJ \ \ X, 4, ii sslrysiW
"a. W. Lindrsy, Balsimsts. sasls "
Mr.. " y. Baldwin; Elkton, N W ss
D. i. Baldwin and wife, J" "ls h
n. =. Hollistsr, 10ise CITY, In.
.. D. H0yelthAe, Fhila. sssl HI n
D.sWdltep, New York. n; q, n,
ThOs. j, Cpleman, phfl4.s M M
w. Cline ana 1Aial q 'is ssssssss atk 4
DO. LidGwsy, lkts ~ N ssIi "
& 4, 4, SSesely, S.e!y!, rAaa, 4 s5sas 81, 5, 4
n. 4. ffids, gs Il .ssaasp a,sa
joseph HSlD, CITY. s II N, N, N \, MI M
". i. AuchinclaSG, Ftiia.e tssAbssss
=. NJ vllsout Eitts6uRg, Fas' al rs II
J. =, Wisner, New York N, s..,s. ".
iilsais ss's sss ssBsi u
DExwxIs iifbJdssi,i i siS
= IN, \, 49,, ~ fi ;S ~ Al, 3si'i ssissss s N
John =, es9af, BlIEinsfs, MI sle .
IAos. ] sGSaals, MsW xoaA. .,,a
y. =. lANanys City, !, ..., s.s
a. NcklWss, bad yxins BANK, 'DSf. b
Z. Elw6oas Sln1iey CRY. Ny, iIss "
John =. Ilanpsons sahinetoa p. Q.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-14
!WANTN.

srRAYfD 81 sToB 81. y b,o1as "A mnafs
y ysass old, 16K hands high. weight abOut
46o0 pp1n11t whits sieht ADklAI thb hssd
,und See1 GcleGting ~ - ejn3, 1iDd
Fia9aS( 4 lMeh iesliuad - ~ ~. 1hs
epg1 tos Mhsfs ~ hip sstsq bsosass
IN y llseu1, - foa46tsS, - ~ lEct
s
Z,
The Morning herald., 1877-05-14
1aik with Z Doomed HAN, /;

Iksrnoon, shortly after hin conviction Upon
entering tho call, Rhoads Was laying aslfull
length upon his he'd The first thing that
attracted attention, were the heavy Iron
bolta In which his ankles were encasedj the
kindliness Of the sheriff, who was comptlled
by' custom to put these irons On him. VS.
nanifested ID tho careful rappipg Of the
iron on shs inside With thick rAgs 70 prevent
them lrom hurting the prisoner. Ff@
We greeted him IN / subdued ana mild
manner, well John, how do you f4elp'
he stared wildly. and vacantly for sI TOW
seconds, saying, "pfetty bad, nut ! suppose
ny. time has come" In : moment lfser
fetching deep sigh, he said, ssit was not
justice" He complained bitterly Of Blske's
Testimony, whom he looked upon - friend
but now layed much Of the blame Of his
conviction upon him. In answer V our In
quiries, he said, ~ was born upon the l80th
OF eeItember, 1858, ct Smyrna; i was
brought up Aethodist, but am sorty to
say that ! never was 3 member Of church,
but used TO 60 TO most Of the colorsd
churches in Wilminron; I rot acquainted
with Lucinda Duckery about seven years
ako, she y now about twenty years Of age;
EhSye lived with her until about Is monfhs
ago; when ] LOFT her and Temple took my
place, and lived In the house with her up q
the time Of his death. Lucinda andI spoke
seyeralN times. about getting marriedl .but
somehow or other It never took place;
have Adsthree children BY her, two are
dead, and one, Richard, about yesrs old,
u living Win his mother. killed Temple
In self lf.dsien1o; he had been laying IN walt
for me for 3 long time, and that night he
attacked me; the pistol that was found was
his, % ] WaS With bim When ~ bou&ht &,
En- Hsgary,s Sixth and TAtnau e&rssts!
I hAve known Temple Abous four yoar6, and
was always good frieAds with him until Va
4uaselled shout Lucinda. leel dreadful
Tor my poor mother she Lives In +. Sixth
street, In Wilmington, and belongs u
Bethel Church. In answer to IN inquiry ol
|ourD, coupled with . recommendAti0n upor
our part, hs said hs would like 70 eee I
minister, and requested ~ 70 sond word t(
| bis mother 10 come at Once 70 see hin, which
\ w did. All Of thil time Rhoads w jayin1
upon his bed, but St this part Of the co1ver.
sation he swung himself around u Well u
bio mahacled lSet would permit, and eaid Il
Wild and excited manner, s'ls thore n(
hope Tor met" We answered, Eve thinl
nos."s He then asked, Z How long do thsl
Keep y fellow before they hang him ~ Upol
bsilg told that he would mot b executes
bsfofe 1 couple Of months, Il seemed
70 kiys i him some coneola&ion. q /, h
twas evidently under tho impression chat NJ
would be hanged thia week. = on, 4 ~,
| tfSuSmber III ah6ut the killing, bus woull
lFAthSr ~ speak of row." " NM
i NAxa Sx@N<xv = -
Asid "a SeSssi q 1RIsss,ass s' q IS "a 8
tsas5 - lisasnt ! eecaa lsscking hi1d NJ ]
slls sssA ;.ssasMa. w Il. 4: VI !. assis ;..l
The Morning herald., 1877-05-14
-1FoIok,

at;i N jack Bfe1Kaiis M "a tIIl 4
A mAa 1qa0i, ~ fba6
inAuene e0uk iItl 9ine A. thes - u
terroar the Rsadl I'M, Qot, ~ 3|S|
tmeso onchAatdt And Gi6t6nI! G nv
| S1im 81 Kwas 1ieoyS Sssd sAaE III = q !,
IL broken, an, he wae eo114G 4
lsuled "a tho police Stallion III U VI oss31
ow where Dr. O6ie attended TIN, 5Io1
here lhs Va Ssut q tie gi1ys He1Fl1A n "
The Morning herald., 1877-05-14
'T|''E|::LECR''AlIMl!S:'i.. !! J.
'.ss y3 g,,gs III
iDoMnB1I0.
- IT, y. 77I . -
DlsAasn1arBx1 or y su1Y.

s& DlsAalnI,nx1 on y JU1Y.
Y PnnADmrH1A, My 1e-Ths jury 4 ~
cas- Of ~ Rsv. ~. RotA, ehsrged vitl
sanltssy. having iAilsd. n sgrss, wsre a.!
eharssd to-day VI Judge Elcoek. On46!
The jurpri, a, II, Hodsson. ~ hel a
e15, 900 ba1l 70 answer ) charge ofeod hpl
\ having hssn allagsd that ", dp ~
trial, had rsmarfsd that ~ III J what
the svlaanes might y ~ woa,a eonvicl
Bot. u 2s n \ /. 4 I, 4 Z, ,ss 's sf
Aaf1RroAN c11Ix11e K9l1HF1D:
WAsHixeFox, Nay 12.-Tla dspertmena
Of 1tats hss hssn oAlsiallys lOfmsd the
General Hawlew, President; Alftsd 7. O.,
horn, Director GeDeral, ard Meyer Ascll
AsAistaat Secretary III ths Ceateppiai Com
mission, have bean created BY the King d
Holland Knights ofths Order of thS Colder
Lion Of the Netherlands, and yesterday IT,
departments transmitted to them the insiG
MIA of ths Ordsr. The marx ofhupr = Il
ecas!esrstlCa q tasts 4. sesssssy 70 ths repre-
sentatives Of thas country at tho Ueneg6ifit
Exhibitton.
+ -s*s 4 I1gR1rsr1s WAsntxsEox. n
! A good deal Of sxcitsment has besn crs.
ated In Washington tonight BY the dit.
closure ofa plot for ~ inyasioa Of MsxiSo
By On American dhbnstsring sxpeditics b
the interest Of ~ refugee Prssslsnt, 6snoI
Isrdo. The report assumed ) ttngibls I'D
more substantial shape; ana enough haa
transpifsd ofths fastsso indicate the exis.
tance of ! Formidable conspiricy on the psrt
Of legion Of American FREQ lances 70 cross
the border and raise tho standard Of Lrdo.
xusDssrRs DooxnD. s@4. \
HaRRisSuRa, Ps:, May 10. -Goverior
Hartranft to-day issued warrants, for the
execution Of George W Fletcher, ofPhila-
delphia, on the 11th Of June, and Frank
Wilson, Of this city on the 1lth Of July
The Morning herald., 1877-05-14
Dtsj IT JC1i1s,

Uhatles Pa6s, |, w ~ ltnS u No y Loel I,
|woods ntla1ts, of Wesa. Nee1 =, c. y
VA etyuek ~ q train On Friday eyeri
ha1t mia 6olow 1srideA dsp6t, IN =
1eaas0 re- eo1cs tufv1ve.sa Hi ~ M! w.
e!noae s.A "a NJ - leg \ hgolIea r. tllS
|sd lnsssssi isjS1itxs 3 81 Hs ~ ~ = ~ - u.
IN tSaSk y - tlns. " N Nj 81 Sssslg N
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EHsI1ls9sY,,

sSAhv1al ~ ll.ll sasu Mi y
H \. =
The Morning herald., 1877-05-14
aI.alGti JAMES KANE. |
NO. sls q. SIXTH STREET,

nR vIgIER,a yEyErASLE THEu.
tlOn OF one OF Philadelphia's oldest phySi.
CLAUS. and ID guaranteed 10 cure theuma.
Ss15ss. rsnds ssasc S6,H esss
ting the nerves, .pnrif Ing the bod and
system. 81 merit II has become 1 standard
medicine. AufEering and money eANed by
using Il In time. Remember that d. Fitle
10 the only physl0lAn In America d6vOting
10 years to this one line Of praCti.,Ai Cure
warranted. Advice gratiA 66outh1 ourth
The Morning herald., 1877-05-14
.asn 1I ~ nv y u Ir~ " = !.

Sam Jackson wv G6n{ {iiGted. xllfl fI
tsfm, W burglary, ~ 10 pn1l ~
hour ~ ~ pliicey ~ III y1onjvns re
a.s.s 'ssas sh,sA NsFs iasletsa 81 n ~. n I |El.'
= !. =. - 4oul sils ,efIi .l| n n
1nnhge4 for ~ inied 4
taking for ~ shArs 4ffsS h Y
. William 6Ayard, T6i1 "
panlshsd 70 ~ shpe a.. AllR inwa "
dssN ~, blood snf sde ~ : Iilst n
solvs that ho|iWo1 ssss islssssfi 5SssI
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~ love- Sos y nA6ae - Z eaSE
~ s1igAe q M n, leaS nAeaaa FIGn1I u.
tcysIly nllea e!91 SeS 0Sasg,s v Y
osassed ~ les1ea - n r. II
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|MOTICE.-JoGhuA Y Maria. Aatorney-4t-
N Law, ~ removed 10 olnoeN w. Or.
Sixth and 1hipley street, HsN8I1 I'e n
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,EnR6ALN19n fub eouth Side, 3 btick
.HS hcSq.ss e consainhln'g sr% rOo@s' Each w
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NIOTlCH nod 0kEsPAYERe,--Noticb i
IN neveby kiYeH that The. County and
eoor, TAxe9 tocthe yeartl u ars now !due
All pefN0As who have met paid th0lS tSxes
fDr the ynAr 1879, are re4ueSted 70 do Is 81
ONO, ct they Will be collected accordi1et0
:, ,a-. JOS. z. CARPENTEI,
4. 80, w a. GIVEN. lsi Y
Yl'%alnEsson nS9laE a ,lssl Goaltctorr
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: FOE SALE AND. RENT.

EaOH BEkE-y N snsioa Hoass; Lawn
E~tHtAblfS an& Garden OF J1hA 06y me
Pine Grove, one mile from the Market
In the county. Apply ct THIS OFFICE
SEpOR eA1lls-IhrAeI avetrSOzhed brick
III sh0assD ION the 60nth Aide with hne
gards. Enquire of ]. K. .ABNNNKi
mhle 3 W. cor. second and Ms-ketst
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NOTICES,

NOTlCE.- Additional train Tor New, ,Cas.
~ tle, dnring May seesion. u Court VIII
lesvsIdep0t at ~ Z. m. sgl1pIf
III, H,F KENNEY,
my7 .-. Eupsrjntsndent
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r1GIE;Ifs.1. r.I ;;,|,ss \: . 4E}sshslL 2 l.5:s,l ,I
3yengs strsst, Y ihcg ga zls ehinlsy lsts
country promptly ettAndS& To- St nOddGte
ssS-,@ ~ JErsnnsoN Ii.
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bCATIONAL.
4 CDILE0E. DELAWARl
4 PENNSYLVANIA.

III under the charge OF the
Fathers, and offers superior
*studente, who desire to make
sseiCal scientific or CONNER
q q situated on the pennsyls
RailrOad z. elevon miles lYOl0
RellrOxd Station and Post
college grounds. Il
sesSion Of hve monthss (A
|ficulars, send for : catalogue.
Y. MIDDLEToN, D. D.,
4 i.S " !, PRESIDENT
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NOTICES.. Msssick. ihavisg rsunhvsd
streets, TO stalls sos: i ana q. atcond
str6st 1GAttet House. voalh 1n50rm ni9 cus.
toners that heis ready 70 supply thm with
the very best fresh butter ifom Bradford
county daries Wholesale and retail. iAlso
eg1 and cAssss aschcst - the cheapest.
NOTlCE.-Notice d hereby given tp all
pers0ua, whose gbuainese eor, Qceupstiop re.
quires StatS license f6f III present year
(l877) that the same d due and payable on
the hrst day Of June, q tha ofaces Of the
Clerk Of the Peace for New Castle County.
9JOHN p. SPRINGER, III
/ m. A.. .. 0rRINGER; are, "
Deputy, No. 800 ", Second 81. WI.
my8-1m
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-02-10
From Garfield.

GARFIELD, Feb. Sth, 1877.
New arrivals. Adolph and Adam Wonder,
of Arlington, Illinois, have purchased the
new store building of p. ii. Gennct, and in
tend TO fill ia a stock of hardware in few
days. We are glad TO have such permanent
y locate in our midst.
There is good grounds 10 induce a plysic-
ian TO locate here, there bsing none nearer
seven iEIles. Hope some one will be induced
10 look after the situation.
Messrs. Jones and Blair, of Munster, Hi.
nois. are negotiating Tor property here, intend.
ing TO establish their wagon and blacksmith
shops here. They are well known and will
be welcomed 4 few more additions like
these will place Garfield In that attitude that
her citizens can say, "our city fathers and
,hen there will be "calm" for while
GREAT SCoT-T
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-02-10
4 Strange Freak of Mature.

There is quite Curiosity In our neighbor.
ing county OF Harrison, says the Carlisle (Ky.)
Mercury. tits a boy thirteen years OF age,
without legs or arms. On the right side of
his body, instead Of an arm, is slight pro-
lection about four inches In length. Instead
OF legs he has only single foot, which has
but two toes. The boys name is Charlie
Blair, and his parents reside at Boyd's Sta
tion. His parents have returned from the
centennial with him, where he was the object
Of much curiosity. He is remarkably
eprightly and intelligent boy, and can hop
about as fast as an ordinary person can walk
He does not require shy person to cut his
food, bet does 1t himself BY pressing the
knife between bis substitute for an arm and
his chin. fife can write by holding the pen
in the same manner, and, by the way, writes
q good hard.