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, 1877-08-10
AGO TRIBUNE, FRiDAY. AUGUST 10. l8T

anre, aHi tn1ea arr grrnier In Chcacn than
elsewhere. It IN mt 1,nhktly that the 4l1s lIn,.
hcr-tfu,rts, by their tlir - :. VII 1e lr ihil
With s,,, >::on, and u'c1yr t',Ii. 'sc2rr Tim;
They hare It stncd to Il great extent thc demand
fri tlutr t~Fv!rrs. 1t Is perfcrtly natural that
bikiucss Of kuelI magnitude, bat keel with large
capital, will protect ar'l defend itself.
, 1877-08-10
QUIi'S.

t}UIpS.
a prudent man Is like pin: bis head pre-
vcnta hin. from going loo far.
The American attcr-1fnner orator In ENGLAND
vii! kyun he able TO cay: "6pcakin3 tue eame
language. glorifying in the sxmc literature, nt
the fanc blood, mud subject to the same potato
bug. ctc.'
An exchange tells how tha toke was on him:
"A bright little girl Of our acquaintance askcd
MS the following conundrum: How many let
tess ART there III pistshan's baHt We gave II
up, antl she said there were thEcc-b-a-E.'"
At tic conclusion Of tragic account Of how
ionrast lost bis HE by fallay into crcvsce in
one of tiM glaciers At Etancus. French NEWS
paper nala!ts to eav: "1lis tno Swiss guides.
b!m."
Five weI1-4harpcned hmothv-seeds down the
back 81 the pefspsfhE fsrncr 8 boy wftuta tnuwing
away taY Under The rtdgeI,ole Of the barn, will
iloslieF ltfti more than any question touching
l4oulstana, or the tuture Of uae suul.-itotne
aea4i.44.
Her husband had been playing baseball, and
when The doctor came shc explained: Pour
iao!phus! !lc gnt n pitcher tu his cc,,trc-tcl,
and TIC can't walk" Tho 1oSsoF thought 1t
ii,urc likely that le had becu playing shortAtup
tu }nE.
4 rencontrc.-afrs. II. tw!.hing to cconamtze)
takcs IN early ,nurni.E train to tue American
nleai-bt0rc. Mrs. Ills Wcat End b1tcl!c. tw 10
srils only "primc English incat) has, for sumo
mysterious reason. cohte to tho ealne place.
Thcy Heot-tabirau! lunch.
Lightning Atruck hive of bees in Kansas,
tho uther day. TIC painful story IL soon told.
The maguI1eti lightning came otlt Of that live
quicker than 1t went 1T, md writ oil into spacr
with its tui between it, legs. ,iuEai: Never uick
quarrel Wien you arc not acquainted with ttu
foiks.-Ou Guy Usrr7ck-
4 s.n~ .,rrn.n1r,Snrt ...l.t.. k....
zoudc, says TINT the Armenian IL the mcauest
l,,au vi the faee OF tie EARTH; but, unless that
1nan nj Cot'tnsvtlle, atass., who sold a COW To
wnluw, and brfore delivering the animal took
oH the brass hoFn.tips, worth SIX cent?, Is MI
Armenian, ttlc correspondent il uis.a.cn.-
[Uur4fF-.}vsYnuI,
, 1877-08-10
FASHIONS AT CAPE MAT.

Gups My C0FTkkooHaescf P4lladsfpAid Fran,
We have the tralltiopnlly handsome widow
at Congress fIaIl. She halls from San Fruncis-
co, md is pop,llar'y known as the "Cal!furniu
chafmcr," and, togethrr with her beauty Of
form and face, sho Is pla1tng sad havoc witt,
onr bcaur. It may be Interesting TO some OF
osar lady readers to learning OF this seasons
style Of dressing: The costumes. ~ a genera!
thing, boaAt simplicity rather thRn elegance.
capu Aia, ha. aiway.s beea notel for tts exlrenlu
latitude tu Ibis particular We have Daltttnorr
bsle hero who u thought bT many tu carry oil
the palm fur tasteful costumes. At q recent
hop she WA EorgeotH III . mtracie OF ivury-
with caseades Of lsce inter1n!xed with dropping
sprnys oi yuIets. o. another occasIuu The
fair .tatnscl was respondent IN a zephyr.
like trcss Of cicl.blcu Crepe, the bodice cut In
sllycr-wheat ears. A fashion has been invented
which meets with general appreciation ny those
ol tha lair Sex who enjoy eea batluHE, many oE
WHOM exVcEiencc Grat ltsc0h.uturc frou, sAu
want Of support while in the water. Some
wearing Ordinary stays, and Il is to ibrse thr
corset termeA "fjalps4!emrr will prove nlost
acceptable. 1t u about eight Of u!nt Intsacs IN
depth, aud IL made ot red serge; there arB eye
let holes through Which are passed strings II
perfectly TO the o<raston, - Is guaranteed 70
be made OF tue genuine article, tlulpfvious TO
rust. Paru4ols arc here, even more than any
wtcrp else, necessary aprtn4ase; very lew
ladies' even think III walking tue length Of thc
the prominent ahalts noF Y, vogue iehY brill"
la1,cy to tho complexion. We lave seen ono
evidently Intended 10 supetsele all others. II
has Undecided iu thc handiu miniature Geneva
watrh, ai,.i Is said to Keep perfect tune. The
button which contains tue watch IL lifted on q
hinge BY touching eaich sprtug,, and Aeryrs ~
double purpose for &eentbotlle.
, 1877-08-10

...-. STORAGE .
A bsnLuTELY P1KE-PRO,s i r0RAGE FOB FuR
~ pltuye, Mc rtAte:A. etc Iloocy lxne1
~ per cGut year. lfAl.Glo tu. ia Ntae Nuhfos,sL
lrlpELlTY sTtlEAGE IuNrASf. ~ AND 70 EAS
S4sAaces; tu4ursnce: tAaats fur sauahle xnods
GTuEAGE-ALL tt.l:soss nEtii:iNG ri sIUKE
- Ro,d4 Nbtrt they t9a dcpthd upon e4str. careful
hAntlI.k aud nlu1et Aloula ssn4 theuI to
.Dt 70 Az ..aadelah.4s i. tIais Hull4ing} AtEsnees
tuA1s u legal satts.
, 1877-08-10

INFORMATION WASTED-tlF i BOY ABOUT III
years ud yesy dAYk eotnple8e n!eilufn slzts bad
se!,ek tAckvt .uuca h4t lAEk psh sstns y .a!u
yctt plays the hd1c, aud II tanc tAs rtsbt tuufs
aG. r!ia ssa.en .sl3 t5oq as.!5: sS:att 5,snSa
u. 10 hls uaetss Ths p1ssy xui be ssu rewarded;
Is and xapxp&&S
, 1877-08-10
TUETn1nU3r nnaycrs orrIcEs.

~ O1tDE:Tn AfaftNInnArE DlIE STME4.ars
] tatfOn1 tntnut.islt tbs ritF h*fr 80 HlHshcd
i'rArc ~ an thr "trn' >ixi inns. '!.-gntrd
lrlHH. xtrrr afrerf I~rnn1,A wilt E taken frf thc s3t
prize ci.srkedat th Main Dtcr. a wiz rrre.ved
until orlnck M. during the week. aud untll D. M
,.w~iIlJ.N =: WINNING. BOOKSELLER and st.,oner.
i. NJ. WAtbES. Ncv.frsl-r, Hta,inncr, etc.. 1oka
West 81 laLs 70 IT.. near Wtstern.ay. =.
H{1fElfr TEI.EN4TflS. wrr,, ,sttte Htwa Depot,
HIue lalanl. ar, rptGer Of ftalated...
tiEb[H}E HENRY. ittsox4, hthtunety. ETC.. so ni.
tfstan.1t. " =
ANTON KEnG Sev. pcrot, Stationery, etc, 3oa
, 1877-08-10

.....--... MUSICAL.
IrO!t BALE-CIlEAr- FllsaT-CLAss NEW PIANO,
l. 7a'otaxe, bsrk natsheA front, terms ra1y.
inquire a 57s East bls!.oa.st.. up stairs.
Ir YUu WANT TO WkST 4 plXNu Oh ORGAN,
J. 81 " plAssElri. Avnth'& relt deducted II puF-
chased. els htste.Yt.
c1{l AONTylLY WILL Bt1f ANEW OR SECOND
sNlU band Elano warranted ase yeaEs pttce al15 ~
&4ao, REEva Temple II MuSit, VI yah tiaren.ti.
, 1877-08-10

SETUATRONN NUANI'In-ntALE+
AookAcuper~, Clerks, DC
kfTUA1NtN WAN1Ltt-uf A lNt.tt. MAN fAHE
- ~ tu work IN store 0Ect. rum1Mfsa,an tni.r;
Ai4Ifs4 nB y. Tribune utlIre.
AIfGATnlk WANTEll-HS 4 YtUSu MAN Atikt1
y ~ nas Kept lu,kx, u gv 4rau. .4tsln VIII Ii,
u,.fr'
, 1877-08-10

ron sALK-ON MIciif3AS.Av., SDHTH 0F'
Thirty 'set onth%r. q Or ~ feet east fr0nL only
80 fot 1m>li A'h PAYMENT, balance in tive ytsst
AddrrsR II HI Tribune 0irIc-
n,f, m INT, rtAA RAT $EAM
CO.. II sprtis iiIotk. i1t Dearhorn..t.
E:Ol. sALR-4llt ExCHA SnE -EtEAR TiIIrEHTT
l. fnr fvcry-a:ahtr Or grocery. Aldrrss J.. Il. it,
Charles Hotel I5 tsuti Ciark.Ht.;
1;In sALE-REAI. EarATE CHAKTEK-A PER.
+ retrs 1'lnnts eilhr1er-one nf tr' owned by me.
Also will Feii hF txElin1e my FcA IN aud near
GhicaKt, Address THij1. II. HKYAN, t5f Lakt.st..
Ghitagb. ur NaahinEtpn, n, {,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-04-05
Ser Vcrtras 3wti6en GnaIamO uao
GbeIot.

Tad Salcutfacr 8eridten bat Die eng
ltide &c9;cruu9 einen 8ertrdg nit
Shcldt u59eitlpIieu, iuunnd @19lano
om Sban bon &bc!ot cine idbrlide
SubnoIe bon 10000 YIuuo Sterlino
SabIt mo oemielrcu Shus 9c9tu feline
muegeu uno du6ersn 5eince 5uIihert.
bag Qen Gbsr cus Gebt erhnlt, Die
baupti2dlihiten Stdote res Sblnats
mitiGrilh al beieser, 8'~ieniaun9en III
errld)ter, Giienha6nen uno Sclearapbeu
anSltle9en. 9ieier Sertrag beoarf rer
Grldutesun9 Oa er elnf pi6ilatn
Shrttt IN Der aliatiid)eu 8olitit Der eng.
lildcn Negieruna tiloet nuo our Side
rlu9 ocs 'n%9lliden Slincieu ee9en ruI.
ilds 3uF nf:Spldne be1immt 1T.
8as Sbnnat &9elat lit elm S6eil BON
Geiuoihiltnn; lttteres III 10 eberum Der
tus0ltIt6a 26eil oes Sohlanoes BON
Srdn; IS CT MT i'm Sd0en an ousU1eer.
I'm WeIttn OH Heriien, i'm Roroen on
Gfgbaniitan, I'M Often an bas eroli'de
Sltinoien. ItS Satrapie bes after
KerICrreihS iiibrte es ben 9amen Sc
oroiteu. mic ibn bic @el5ihtsIhretber
oes IleGanbcr5useS pieber9eben ge.
laolb tan beltebt aus elmer Nusabl bon
e!nahoer nnatbdn9i9er &tannte, iiber
ots lneellen Der Sban upa 86ellt cine
ncminele Sber9errli6teit ausubt, 70 bas
DIE 6etioenS oeiielben, &belat, als
9auptltaet bon Setubitifan gift. Tbot.
lo6lt9 fam Der &ban BON &6elat Iid
tretlI1 taum III ieInem eiaenen 2anbe
Ge0en leIne stnneren 5einoe" bebaupten.
Ste 9aupttir9e telren I;6 nibt on Die
Selelle osS $Enrs uuo ras 9ano Ieibtt
nuler e''!em nidt gu biubisenben &du.
oerualu lat. Die &Urseitidte 8elub.
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SnIGnOtS6eS.

6OrellenSuht IN % e b a D q
Nus Neuaba plro tcrihtet: Die 8rr.
9inil & @plo Sia @ater So. bat lid
Ger SUrellenSu6t 5~u9ewanot. Man Der.
pflanite mi Snnunr $4,000 DItll6e 50.
relIeneier in onS &eierooir, Die ieBt aus
gebritet iino nno bereit3 eineu balbCr
Spll 9dnqe trreiht baben. > Dor
Siu,t Sabreu pcriu6smstle oaielblt 9ez
5ilhtetcn 6orelen b%efiloen Iih int be1ter
3uitonte mo bnben ii6 frdfIi9 cut
tpidelt.
Ole Srooflpner Bride 1T
Ole ldu9ite, bic bis jest prpiectlrt NOR
oeu ut. sic mtBt 3475 SUB slpiiden
Der 8ernnfsrurg nit elmer rsinen Spnu=
nung BON 1895 5uB. 9as 8ooenleil
miro ii6 1876 SUB iiber bent 8aIIer be.
fiuoen. Die 9tiagaru . Bride bat cine
Spanuung BON 82l 5uB; Die Bride bel
Cincinnati lit 1920 6uB lang NIT elmer
Spannur9 BON 1857 5uf. Die Bride
BEL g. 4pui5 ift BON Stabl nit bier
8ranitpicilern uno in bns SalIentett
BEG Ntiiilippi uarIentten &altiteiren.
Cine iunqe beut If q m i
tauiihe &laoterfiuItle r II
aus Nem Yort errsgt jsst III
0sutidlano @%erpuuoerur9. 81 ihreibt
a aus Wiesbuon: rMuberUroeutli=
Dies Sulerelie erreQie I'M reueiten Sin
fOniecOnSert oa3 ltuft eter Der sri. Bed
aus Yeu 0prt ais &lauieripielerin.
Utan fragt lih ~Itauueno, ME e5 m6altb
1T, III 10 lngenolitem 9llter berails cine
iol9e 8Oncntun9 crreidt SI ta6en. Sn
Sem CONCERT BON Oumntel, Chant polo
nais con Chopin, &euerie bon Eaff uuo
un9ariite &baplpbie BON Qisst entfal=
tCte Sri. Bod cine iol6e Sraft uHb
SdDnbeit BEG Wui6la9es, babel pisoer
cine Wei6beit oeiIelben, cine 9cduit
NIB SOrtraasweiie, baB 9uIss miso:r,
bDlt IN lduten Subel ausbra6."
Sir @1eoaturs u ufG1le fDnnte
mnn ort6 oumdblig enc eiaene 8ubr,f
etDffuen; re balten GU 9dufigteit Wo,b
uno SelbtmUro Siemli9 Sdr,tt. Qas
9tensite Diro, tute fol9t, aug Cincinnati
berihtet: ,,@eitern Wpreen qeqen 10
u6r eretgnete iib in Dem @ei6dft BON
9eorg s. Wtiaer uno Sobn Elm uufaQ,
Der leiht hGite ben Goo zines Wtenl6en
CUR Solse baben f0nnen. Gin 9err 6.
Wt. 2atprence moate Sur 3eit NIT rem
@lepotor in ons untere Stpdnerf fab
rem, ols plDslih bas Sell, rpsl6es ii6er
Die 3rommel lduft. rib unb Der 6 epatur
III bic 2iefe ~itiirSte. Die TrommeI
fOl9te ausenblidli6 uno sfuar fiel Die
islbe brett ouf Germ 9aprence, iuelhsr
opaitdneis bilflOs bn lag. Mean olou6te
anfdr9li6, oaB Der Ntann eeipoiet lei,
erfubr lcoo6 bnin, baB er sum Slid
nur lelbte Serlesun9eu bauOnsetragen
bate"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-04-05

tafs an Ittien: Snhaber nit BEN 4rs-
orud ~Oiuioenoe" gu be5ei6neu. Serr
springer b.t ii9 eben geirrt, uuO es
Wiro ibm m;6t eeIireen, benz Ohertuaz
oess9eri6t oofir ieiue 4usfeguns :
Capital &id5abluns" untsr5ui6te,ben.
6err Spriueer beain1 ben Sebler, ben
gentenntiat 5inanS@8onro als cine
bnuernbe Nftien>@ eIeuihaft an,nieben,
ohue Olran gu S%eufen, bas fih nieietbe
1ofort mad S6lu6 Der &usteGung auf16s
fen, uno oaB iie ni9t blps 3iniert oofr
9ipioenpen. iOnoern au6 ibr eings5ahl.
tee Capital 5uriidiDroern tpiirbe Die
@ntIheiouua bes 8unbessGircuit= ooer
9iftrift=@eri6ts bot iebob Der Streits
fra9e cine gang nsue iuriitifde @eifalt
9egeben, tuObei iene I~usle9ung hes 8orz
ies .9iuiben6e' in ben Sintergruub
tritt. sic betrabtet Die Summe als
cine Gerruinisung, nobel BON elmer 3iid=
eritattuu9 9ar feline &eoe lit. Die
@rinbe, nelbe BON beibeu Geiten bafir
uno basesen pOr9ebraht perben, iino
o~ieiel6en, melde mau bonn Serfabren in
erfer Snitau5 Der fennt. Der Sprub
bes Oberbunoesseribts tptro ni9t lanse
auf fi6 Warten la1ien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-04-05
Setmtf6teS.

- General g. B. @ratuforo BON Der
Der. Ct. Grmee 1T gum Miteliebe Der
brittii6en orddOlogif6eu @eIelidaft ers
nannt iuoroen.
- WRtt ben ,Spibbunoen" in @ils
llamSbura tuiro gang firhterli6 aufae
rdun1t, felt einise Yeripnen BON oieien
&ldHern 9ebtiien tpuroen uno an Der
Sunosuutb itarben. Man alaubt, onB
IN Den lebten suei @ohen ni9t peuieer
als 1000 rSnibe" ,.oesemurfst" pnr,
ben.
- Dem Seraos b. 8eIin9ton tuuroe
9emeloet, elm 9err George Sones iei ibm
10 dbnlib, oas er oft in Der StraBe ols
6er5os anseIpru9en iperoe. v8as
lhaoet oas," mar bic @rmieberung,
-tpenn MIDI II Niemano als Ser
SoHes anreoet."
= Ri6aro @a9ner bot an Grau
Gillespie, bic 8rdlioentin oes Srauen'
comltes Der PbIlaoelpbiaer 8eltlushel'
flung uno an Tbeobore 3bomos elegant
9ebunoene @gCmplare ieines Centennial
marbles 9eIanbt.
Die BbDuorera (8eblaus) bot Bis
iebt in 5rantrer9 mad itatifilden Grs
be 3nn9en 100000 Seftdre @emberae
5erit6rt; BON bieIen fte6en $4,000 be-
re ts inter nnoerem 8efrie6e. 9ie SEE
gierung tbut &Qes, nm ben pom unolid
betroHsnen 8eibern gu belfen, uub en-,
pteblt %beionters Die geell6epHdnsdIis
Der 8einberse NIT ameritanifte BEN &es
ben. Gin Nitslieb bee BbpGOrerns@o ns
mlion, Serr Sabre, i6reibt, bnS bic
observation-disclosures Der a~meritdntiden
Sorlen ae9en ben 8urSelfeino Iid gldH'
5eHo betudbrt babe. y
= 4uf elmer Der h5rbliden @ijsn.
@nalan6s fomen in neuerer GET
10 houfi9e 3u9oer Ipdtungen Dor, baB
Die DIRECTION 1i9 neranlaBt io6, hber
D eie cuff aen6e @ri9eiuung cine llnters
lublng an5u1te1en. Nls uriaHe ftelte
lib babel ber llnnitanb betaus, ba6.bei
bee beSislihea Ba6n tpeiblihe Beanie
nit Der 8i1etausgabe beauftrngt finb.
Fir bas iinsere Serrenpublifum mar
in 5Olae 6sfen bas 26ien Der
. Gette 70 umftdnolt9 u1o a~eitraa6ehb,
oaB bic iibrisen &eiIenoen rlr nod isbr
8arten Su ben S1altern upr'
orin9en fonnter. Bie perlautet, bat
be DIRECTION belhlDGen, bic 8iIelfdnls
er iiroerbin tuieoer our9 mdnnliHe
beeienen gu Iaffen.
Smyrna times., 1877-07-18

SAFE BURGLARY AT LEwEs.-On Sunday
four men visited Lewes in a sloop from
Salem, N. ]. They anchored and that
night went ashore and broke into the store
of Frank Maull, ship-chandler. Taking his
safe, weighing about 200 pounds, out OH
the beach, they blew it open, and were re-
warded by obtaining SIS or 50 in foreign
coin. Mr.. Maull, only the day before, had
deposited $4,000 or $4,000 in bank. The
citizens of Lewes turned out in force, ana
all of the men were captured next day IN
the woods and lodged i'll Georgetown jail.
A New PAMPHLET ABOUT PEACHEs.--The
Railroad Companies interested i'll the
peach transportation business, are now
circulating all over the West 10000 copies
of very pretty and excellent pamphlet
describing the Peninsula and its peach and
other fruit growing facilities, and calling
public attention to the many advantages it
possesses for this business. The pamphlet
also invites purchasers and dealers to come
among us and buy the fruit from the
orchards and ship it on their own account
to their own markets in such quantities as
are desirable. This is an excellent suggcs
ton, and one we hope to see largely acted
upon.-MiJord Ne,oS.
PENsIoNs.-T Pension office in Will
mington has been closed, and Daniel Bur
ton, the Agent, loses a fat place The
consolidation of the U. S. Pension Agencie:
of Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey ana
the District of Columbia took place las
week, and the Office is now at Washington
According to the last report there were Sc
Delaware pensioners, who will now have t
transact their business at the Washington
office by correspondence. The pensioners
will have to 90 before magistrate and make
affidavit to their vouchers, and if a woman
is the party she will have to bring twt
witnesses to the fact that She has no
married, or that her children are still liv
ing.
A SINGULAR ACCIDENT AND SUCCESSFUL
OPERATION.-On the DIST day of May last
Mary f. Wingate, granddaughter of Mrs
Jones near Milton, Sussex co., accidental
swallowed a silver half dollar 1t reached
the point in the swallow where in its pecu
liar confirmation it is changed from a flat
tened to a rounded tube and there lodged
With great difficulty she could eat enoug
to sustain life. Several efforts were mad
by professional gentlemen to remove it bu
they failed, mostly from want Of prope
instruments. But it was successfully oper;
ted upon by DIR. Z. Dawson, of Fredericg
assisted by Peter Tomlinson, of that town,
student of DR.. Cahall, and removed in
corroded condition on the forty ninth da
after the accident. The girl was in he
fourteenth year, and is now doing WE'LL
Milford Ne,CS.
Smyrna times., 1877-07-18

Stone Lime, at Worden's.
The largest and cheapest Stock of Hats,
at S. L. Kahn's Cheap Clothing Store.
All kinds of Mill Work, Sash, Doors,
Blinds, Shutters, Mouldings, Brackets, &C.,
at Worden's, on the Hill. Cheaper than
ever.
A fine lot of Cultivators for sale, at Wor-
denis.
The rush for Johnson's Shoe and Hat
Stores show there is money coming in and
people know where to spend it to the best
advantage.
My Stock is the largest in the County.
Clothing for men and boys. Furnishing
Goods, Hats and Caps, cheapest prices,
best goods and styles. Kahn, The Clothier.
A cheap line of Groceries and Hardware,
at Worden's.
Kindling wood delivered by Worden for
$l.O0 per load, cash.
Peach Baskets. Peach Crates.
Peach Baskets. GOoseberry Crates.
Peach Baskets. GOoseberry Crates.
Cheaper than ever, at Worden's, on the
Hill.
They have a large stock of the best Cul-
tivator teeth in the market, which they
are closing out at cost, for cash, at Worden's,
on the Hill.
We are now using nothing but the
Mercier Brand of French Calf in our best
custom work for Gents. If this stock fails
to give satisfaction, we are willing to
acknowledge ourselves "beat." Il. M. IL
w. L. johnson.
Reduction OF prices to reduce stock.
Included in my stock have good many
heavy goods suitable to wear all the year
around. | have made q considerable re-
duction in the whole stock to make room
for my new Winter stock which is now
being manufactured for me. Remember
my stock is fresh. | have received over
100000 in the last two weeks. Don't
forget to call on S. L. Kahn, The Clothier
Smyrna times., 1877-07-18

gether with his family's clothing. When
the family were made aware of it the house
was all ablaze Loss not known; no in
Surance.
Serious Acc,Ient at Port Deposit Harry i.
Agnew, who has been conducting murphy
Gospel temperance meetings" at Port
Deposit and other places in Cecil county,
went bathing in the Susquchanna river on
Tuesday in company with the NJ. +. minis
ter, Rev. j. d. Rigg, and others. In at
tempting to dive from a boat Mr.. Agnew
struck head first against a rock that was
just concealed beneath the surface of the
water and fell back insensiblc with a terri
BILE cash in his head. lie was quickly
rescued by his companions and conveyed
to the home of Mr.. Rigg, where he died
on Saturday.
Hornet Nest Tea for ASttma.-A little son
of Andrew j. Roe, residing about four
miles from Centrcville, met with an acci-
dent on Thursday under rather peculiar
circumstances. His grandfather, it seems,
suffers with asthma, and young Roe heard
that hornet nest made into tea would
afford the necessary relief. He found one
up an apple tree, and, after nightiall, after
the hornets had gone to roost, he climbed
hornets, in turn cut him loose, and he let
90 all and fell to the ground, dislocating
one Of his wrists and breaking the other.
| He was severely stung on the nose. So
the Centrevile Observer says.
Shooting A6rqy IN Cecil C0,aty.-George
Simpson, of Cat Swamp, made an assault
upon Benjamin Knots on Thursday morn
ing last, with pistol, and fired four times
at him, two of the shots taking effect, one
in the head and one in the hand. Simpson
was arrested and held under 5000 bail to
appear at Court. 1t appears that Simpson
is Knots landlord, and the day before
had distrained upon his property, when
Knots made an assault upon him with a
pitchfork. On the following morning
Simpson went out to the stable where
Knots was at work, and with the words
"I've got you now where | want you,
began to fire away, with the result above
stated.
THE " Promethor."-It is generally knowr
that Rev. Mr.. Bradley, 4 Methodist minis
ter of Caroline county, has been trying fo
several years to perfect new motive powe
of his own invention, which he calls
Promethor." By the generation of new
kind Of gas he expects to make machine
something bigger than Il washboiler prope
an ocean steamer. to Europe. lie ha
finally completed one Of his machines, il
Philadelphia, and it was tested last week
The Enql,trer says: "On Wednesday, tn
engine that is finished, but which does no
work smoothly yet, owing to some mechan
cal defects, was run i'll the presence of
number of gentlemen interested in tn
: patent, and they are thoroughly satisfe
) that the inventor has claimed no result
that he cannot readily secure. The engn
was run at the pressure Of 1900 pounds"
Smyrna times., 1877-07-18

Tschudy has a lot Of Chester Paving Brick
always on hand They are the only kind
fit for paving.
Nails by til" key, very low, at Wor,lcn's
for the cash.
A splendid lot OF Clear Nutra Hats at
cost, at X. NJ. a W r. Johnsons. Too
high for the times to make any profit ON
them.
All kinds of Castings, at Wordcn's.
Another reduction in prices.
Wordcn has just been marking down
about 20 per cent.
We are trying to avoid all classes of
shoddy Shoes in our trade this Spring.
Though there is money in them Just for
the present, in the end they prove dear to
both seller and buyer. He who buys too
cheaply, pays dearly for his bargains"
r. NJ. & w. T. johnson.
They have Just received 100000 feet of
IIemlock Lumber, at Wordcn's, which they
have marked way down. Go and see.
Coop NEws.-No more Chills and Aguc
in this section. Our Druggist is selling an
article called "Ague Conqueror.' 1t is
about the only satisfactory preparation sold
for the cure of Fever and Ague, Dumb
Chills, Intermittant or Bilious Fevers The
Proprietor Of the Ague Conqueror has used
but little energy to make this medicine
known, and yeti its sales are immenseim Ague
Districts. 1t tpuriies the blood, Liver, and
other Secretory organs SO ctiectually that
the Chills do not return even when per
sons have had them for years. Entirely
vegetable preparation. Price, 80 cents and
$l.O0 per Bottle. Two doses will stop the
chills. Sold by your Druggist, J. P. IIof
tecker. nov sly
Smyrna times., 1877-07-18

Referring to Gen. Grants speeches, the
London Mayfair says "There is nothing
like English enthusiasm for bringing a man
out. Here is Gen. Grant, for instance.
During the contest that resulted in his
election he was known as the Dumb Can
didate,' and throughout his Presidency,
true to his character he was the Silent
President His longest speech was about
six lines. He inaugurated the biggest
thing in creation, the Philadelphia Exhibi-
ton, in four lines. Yet he no sooner
touches the free soil of England than his
tongue is loosed and lie can make a couple
of smart speeches in an evcning-one, it is
true, of his usual six-line pattern, but the
other, twenty or twenty-five lines deep
Oh that Gen. Grant would return our kind
ness to him by teaching some of our politi
clans how to stem the torrent Of theil
eloquence! He could confer no greater
benefit upon us"