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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-10-25
f CAMBRIA FREEHAN.
ochL AND PERSONAL.

----,r, ,,ur Rrcrr -Deuorratfc
RAUL IN fa Md at The folIovipo ti-7e5
meetings. W ''' 10
a.. @.+rr5o, Oc.orer efth This
.llN-. HrTa 6eId i'm {'3i0n Hail and will he
r..I by Hon. ERNEST II. NAKLE in the
...r.u .arEuaEtS,,, - .,,-,,.,,i- yvad,os5,,
.vaaulLL, CroyIe township wednesday
......r ..,,t Adams township. Thursday. Oc-
....r
r vS, Richlaud township, Saturday NO.
-. -I -,,s.+ ,o,rrst,ir Friday. 0c.
-- twHENCL' Oues' 10" "e"'p' ''0"'' ~
r...| ,rrrs. Elder township, Saturday, .
-a.tn
-..rsGE station, Portage township, ffiudy'
N.r....' 7l,;yosbi,e,tor township. saturday.
HE..'.H.,,r w '7"'''S '.'''
-sf
.....r.-yILLE, White township, Monday NO
...r 3D.. c,Ilftzfn +orourb. Monday. No
SD, .glacklfck township, Monday, No
...-trr-
.. ......-s are cordially invited 10 attend.
.5 -TrI be addressed bv competent
ro. lgDoSALD. Chairman.
..s.-' 49,. .o mt, ,,..r
--a.--rE flannel Fenucr" 10 ~ o7'''' H''
-... -- -. LS"R "RhI'HS ru..f.,,,7 e.
Lftt-z SH''" - "It t-,,', C,o'NH i''' "
....-.. shoes. ONLY 25 cents per nair, at
-. -....- ~ cheap cash store, Loretlo.
r.D.unId will pay The highest prices
. .-,. and potatoes at his store in Loretto.
~ ..rrrt That election day comes this
-r.-lav Nov 5th--Oue weeks from
''- r...r.,
..- want TO see nice lot Of water
..rs either p,aiu or plaid, you will
...qr Parkpr4'.
.t ...k bear Weighing zoe pounds was
....t rv Geo. Valance, of Maruns0urg,
....- county. oue day last week.
.. f.as been commenced ON the Bell 3
... r-rrraI extension from Lloydsviile,
.. .-rr. to Coa.port, in ClearfId county.
~ -.r. To say that no HOweiis will
...... heard iu the Commissioners Office
.. -.. as iHe Ff"Hlol'lo" '''.''e ''
-.- long hoped for rain came 'n aonnu
.... Tuesday night and eines"ay, an, 10
....s for protracted drouih are no" q
..-.t
.-. H.uidayshurE Standard says tha
-.. E'Far.7ud. Of THAT place, 7",'eet,e % 81
..E SIX fIe"S'''.' rs Ol w
.- -..E. ..,.-,-, 90,
-L.'..s VIII unH a. i''E ENgis Li..'L -
.... -.- uu.E iHl E-.t' con- PIC 80, 5, @ !;
.-..- goods iu LoeuhouiE HNeN'S7 il
..-... .-.-u.
.- james Buchanan WAS Mteo .9t
.....k speech iu H0'iidaysh"2 ON Non
10y r.-.. : - ,,,,, a,-citr Cur SD,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-10-25

Notice Is hc.e'E gwen
N 1.,( ,l,, erst and final account "i q, As. Ns.
- ,ssi nee aI FHErEri,E hEl7. ',..- zen
ui't W .' f-ft r.r.serfe eI q. t-r Court 't i...i-
e..i' s'f .'. s r county Gar confirm iioh, ~ y.
4.- sir,..fay.rI Iipremaer NEXT l"iesS 1'"so N
sho" 10 e' D-IuS YELL. Proihon',s ,sFN- cry q.
t.. "a ilssire Ereu -'ur-. oct. IL t''o 81
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-10-25

Ma. H J. Tz1rFI.BAUN. Of Lorct.O. was any
i0us 10 sag h-S own say thls week IN q uouoIt-
width advertisement. bur not having time go
NAT u iu shape. or space 10 insert IL, we 90 tne
next hest thing hy noting the tact lhdt ne Us
selling light brown sugar at g CES- per TO- i'~l
white sugar az lJ..- mulaSSeS ar 40 cts q ga Diii
GOOD green coffee. lbs for 81: callc0es az cts
st i6c. arf upwards alpaca at lSc. and upWafci
plaid az Zoe. and up ard: white and brown car
TON flannel at &c. nd &c: alI-wnol uanncl ai
2e-. aue upward; mems suits at - ana upward;
BOYS suits at g and upward: d: meme oNercnaf-
m 81 80 and upward: mems hoUtS at 8 ana up-
ward: hrvs' boots at -5c. and upward: ladies
shoes st II. 10 and upward: chiidreus shoes at
s5r and inward: laG'as' hats at 15c. and up
MD. mems hats sr SOC. ana upward boys
hats at iUc and upward amp Hil other goods ut
prices equally low. such bar-ainS s1guil GER
f4fuIy attract hosts nI customers 10 --- - Lti-
+rIHaJ7r,7 s cheqD casr store, LrJotto, Pa
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-10-25

HJOTTCF.-Notice is hereby given
~, he account OF ,IoItS WAGSER,
- r. 7 ". NRas6S. has been -lel in " "the
tf3e "a tic ProtNouo.ary ct Gam n-lt - fbi ~
49,, Unity and that if exceptions ne ii..t l-te
ro ths same % feiore the hr-. say si 'i
term 'i'o q y O-BDNNfI.L. ir'ihcno-rr! :.
-. i,ts-e Eber-l,erx. Oct "A. lsIs 81.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-10-25

-c3 i arrfect working Shiri Bosom stretch
7sks3f.t3sr and .roring Board. Best selling ATll-
- s3rIs in market Sells sr light, both ODD ''.S
- ma country i is superior iu every re-
tszuect. and more saleahie IMAM any v-{I
-sb,arf The latest Improvement over alt-
9atcstcd Nov On 1877. Large per cent
age paid. Territory sellers an5 '..n ~ l -
ars wanted. Agents do not tail 20 seili
~ r rcircuIar and terms TO A. v > ~ +. n
NICK eesport ALEX heuy Co, Pa. Say IN "ii'l pa
1,er Won saw this advertisement.
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CRpRbkS' court VII yffri- T

ORPHANS court VIII TfrI T.
: rfs8s. count ~ 5-ti.ra. county / ,sin.x-
pose at Public ~Hic. 30 iilt thSiih-iEr f1''lti lh
ihc borough oi GalLuziu, Uu
Saturday, November I'd, IS7S,
at o.ciacsa r. ~ the fal7ryius i'cal I.-ts .-.of
Ne. T.
TRACT OF Land. Situated IN Tho ies-1-
ship ut 6aiiiiziu.. bounded i1 ifnl- % Jthn
:. ~ u t,,, -- 49,. Et..fs as fl.r Todtnna
N"i '7'' No >.
THAT OF LAND. sifuate fn Esuitziu
sssei.f5 bounded g lands % Iftri Hur. John
JONES. Hugh Mccoy AnrHm E'ft, rr" hf-
aud 10 T'erchts, more or icss- kuos q a. be jas
Collins irae'' "a. 3.
4 TRACT or LAND. siiuatc1 in Grlltzin
township. bnuudeh by bands az Robert White
head f'ean9r 81, S,i" u .'. "a, g., sr5
les Pcrches. more or less known H> ins hHh p.
ard Wlnt-hrud tract. about 90 ur 30 Acres ot
which are cieafcd.
TRACT OF LAND. sifnaic ir G-'s.zfh
township. bounded aia i,SsIl, @ - Z =, 81
f0 p nnst ou line of inud of John HH- ,lhffcp
along said hand. south 6-is deg - west o. prr-
las uprches fo stones; 1Ecf.' fusf lel prrrffs
TO a post. h'uce south u - &. ctS- & Nes5 rs
a mamie the place iT %, giuuiig- confafiiitz
800 8cres nud allowance, beii z part ui ibe
Cathariue Hei-,Jr tract.
So 5.
A TRAIT OT LaND. sltFarc ~ eaff-iH
low ilShip. containing as Acres r-art q.
warranted aud known ss ana tai h-sinc Hei>icr
. ttalt-'
\ TRACT or tAN.s. sftl.sie go c-.'itzin
t0sv-,ifn. ttlIissIf.ttE sla ArFt t Iee-.
lzr11-rr ps tar l1.ttl Hf- ftrft- stf flin-
isuss or Mishaei Nfrsuir,. Anraln whirr. Hugh
- Mccoy aud others being patt al ile James
? CciiiUS snFV~F.
e There sFp 4 a11 rriuE ~ cra. HnHtFlFinF aii
81 the atittr- Heserirri .r4ess 81 Ianls end "a
& 6rtft open 8n the 1a- Acre tg8ct.
c TERvgS ssE SALE.
One third in haud. and the HaI Iat.-~ Tn two
equal animal i+lffE. rytih iflarta~f. q
ID ecured hs she fllEfutffi actc Ur hrud and
b mortgage pi thr rufahasFY. - rt.. ~ v-cfstui
e ! mas tl-.f- f- RNtl- ~. f HfT~TE.
ENceutci 60 siuag-s X thl4slss e.e q
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-10-25

DEAR EGEFW tS--Ihn Naflouai-1 CtehuacN
party held q meeting in this place On SATURDAY
night last.
Water. water. water, is the universal cry dere
now Never i'm tie history Of the place has
there been such scarcity OF water. Ihtre Us
ros q well in town excepting that ot Nr. ni'us
Stitch. Which affords water enough for slu@le
family THE hotels aud most Of ;he private
residences have To ne supplied With water maui
af in barrels for cooking and ordinary uses
and set there is no Immediate rto5He.' Oh rain
Mrs. o.. e.. MafE De- aCcnupau. 10y Mi-- Mary
Davis 0I your town, hd~ JuSt returned from @
visit To puilllclrHia. the oh5 -cL whereof was
t-p selection of q fue lot OF the latest styles OF
millinery goods and trimmings uf every Hc-
r.-irtinu fer feminine use. The eNcHt.etll tfs' e
of ra two ladies named Is guarantee Sui1e1etlJ
tnat uiI So ir FafiH-rEr Iae e-idhii~. .'urH' ''
Mrs. W,f--.. lD this place. VIII have the Hppor-
frs-frv rf .-lue- .ue from stock comprising the
latest et-'-s and most desirable textures, as Tie
ladies named have had experience ana nave &C
gufre5 "a reputation Tor -si.I and .GdEutItl -i
such matters. The millinery room oil NI
Werzei has recently been removed iInm lAt
SNYDER nrf.15ua To- ihe residence CT Mr.. ID g.
WetzeI. where we advise tire iauieS 10 call ane
examine the cheap ana elegant stock lust re
aefraE S-RSCM.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-10-25

HTOTICE-Notice is hereby given
IN mai The first account of 5rHS &C,
=. t.s'.-,cc Of T. r If,SEt AZ has been hlsH
YER fIa .f,,t liotary 10 afnirin e'iI'il-
IN Iur ,l ~. -eze-te,t ta he tourt OF common
" au' tt ri.5,~ ard .i.at n exccui sons ue ho.
aiei t1 the same ON or be5'-' y. ..,,S
term 'Ns a. = j-uONNEi-I. froti9n', az ars- q,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-10-25
Locnl CorresponeEence.

ST. AUGUs-INs, Oct. =. I67s.
DEAR FREESAN-Aftera long silence here
iThe citizens Of this township. permit nc to
sSv in resumiuR my correspondence, enjoyed =
rare treat on last Thursday nighJ ln the aiispt
of two ahle and eioguent acdIesses on @ tAt 70 70
iirfcaI and financial issue OF the day-nHe ~
for Congress, snd the oLher DH N3tcH tilI ihs,,Ff
ESQ. Of Somerset. and am sure th3t ait vino
has the pleasure of hearing theru VIII bear Ses-
truth it one evening thSu Iakey Cumpbei anc
all his orators viii DO during the entire caIh-
As to G en-. Corroth. he Ieft an impression OF
his honesty on every one he spoke TO- Ger
. weeks ago thar be woaId vote the whole Dem
ocratic ticket, with the exception OF Gen. Not :
froth. hut siuce the meeting ne mas oecl'ts, @ t
that If he bad Tao other reason Tor gong 70 Tue
election. nc would 80 now TO vote iaF SeuIoln'
for he SAYS no rascal 0F rogue ever nag a cou,,-
tenance ike his: aud am sure that ihousauc
or others viii mink 50 on the 7ih DAY on Lt&l
November, and will pos such q vote Tor zen
CoTroth thar his opponent viii call on the
mountains to roll on him 10 hide him forever
rrom the CitIzeus ot this district
on Monday, tho l4th INST our young friend
T. Truxel McNuileu- skippea out of THIS state
look as = partner rorIife one of Cieardcd's 'air
est and most amilhie daughters, Miss Mary Nc
DcrmotT. May long lii and happine7S he theirs
and may all their troubles he little ones
On the following day. the lolq, AZ NuPil9 II
Mass. by Rev. r. K Mccarthy. Mr.. Joseph +
. RcrinCer. of Carrolltown, was married - Mis-
I4auuah Kivliban. OF this congregation, form
. erIv Of WoIIfday ys5urg. It may not ne anis
here 10 saw that our Young friend Joe, being
sober and industrious young man, ana hiEni
rfsparfa5 in this place, and at his former hom'
, will make a true and loving husband, and tina
, the bride, being one who, for beauty ana ger
. fsrv Of rare talents and education, is Iu ever
way fit 20 hIi the nU0rtaut position she has a
e euued. 50 we predict for the felr couple
? friends 81 the happy bride and groom Who wei
Z invited TO witness the wedding and pari"Ee
p affords me no little pleasure to say was yot
b humble correspondent, TELEPHONE
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-10-25

nr Farcy Cards. with names, 1oc-. p'atn or < fld.
% Agent s out 1t. roc. lsJ styles Han - 1o-r
ii uds II. \. y
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-s-soo3t leSts
- lSS,UcU. gtapea-
-e,.ilies Is, 5,0O0,OOQ Gud
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A TRAIT oT LsND. sItfatc sr eaif-
rovnShip. contain as Acres r-ari nr it
warranted aud known ss 1ht tsi A-tlnc Hei<t
t-alt-'
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Saturday, November I'd, Is7S

4 TRACT or LAND. ritustrd in Gri'ltzi1
to,ynshiu hnuuded by hands Ui Robert White
head Fieandr ca a.hnrihe Hei~tcr tract. Mar
KnrEai and tiit i-s- y1r.ft ftir.ir -~ Acrs- Ru
fas pcrs.lips more. or less. known H~ fht liit ,
ara Wliit-hrnd tract. about 5o ur 6l AcIts d
which are cleafcd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-19

ADvERTIskMENTs AND SALES or PAPERS
1srKoLoGYN2D PAcx-ssn col -
so1fSERs xxsFEpse Ftis-ssA s and s.h coils
kH o1es EsT p5k
sts
cLEaks AND 6sE sALEsSHsaia M q F1asNad aud ss cola
CLoTIilNSIera P4cs, g en- eel ,..
SSSEES SSSSnSS soADRfp r1ssaa sasS4A
DENTIsTRY-I2rm PAGE-4th col.
nctsks AND us
.a and 9th cola
EUROPE-7rH PAoE-dth col
fSSSSsSSssss, f..is:S f.ss1:s :ss col
sSs shS H65ss aSS SY APARTMENTS TO
Sss >.
n col: ss
oiysIs IKT99SAs AZ WAsTEDerH D. col
ESS1i :SS SSTSSEsis; TSSSlEEs5is;f ftsssa 81
sAGbISEaxqIa nxHsEE sAgaS'R ss COL
sfsoEILxSRoGs PAo.-
NV F5ss1s sf s.s.-sA col.
sstasSsSsTEs, sstssSSsSsTEs esSAys ys Se.l2ru &C. r4or-4.A e.l
FSe1 SsxtSh
18TH PAGE lat col.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE Oh TO
RENT-2D PAGE-2d COL
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANdE-2D PAGx-3d col
REAL ESrATE WANTED-2D PAGk-2d COL
REWARDS-lsr PAcR-lst col
sA fss Fs. Az.
18TH PAGE-lst col.
STU ATOMS WANTED--MALES-l2ru PAGR-2d eel.
SPECIAL NOTICES-lsr PAGR-lst and I'd cals.
BrALLfONS -lsr PAGE-3d col
BTORAGE-9rH PAGE 18th col.
THE TRADES-12rH PAGE-4th col
THE TUkF-lsrPA AGE I'D COL
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PAGp-2A and
Sd coils.
yRAvRLLERs GU1DE-Isr PAcu-ssh COL
UNFUkNISHED ROOMS AND APARTME ENT0 TO
LET-2D PACE-4th col.
WANTED TO PuRCHAsE-l2rH PAcx-8th col
WATCHES. JkWELRY, &C.-9rH PAcE-5th col
WkSTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALH Or
TO LET 2D PAGE-1st and I'd coils.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C. .-lOTH PAcE-6th col
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-19
LEGAL. NOTICES.

IylIARLEs DAVID nXMMOCK-iN The Ili1H
OOour OF Justice, Chaueery DIVISION Vice Chancellor
Nalins In tho estate OF William Thomas
Buudng shiey ssed, and IN tue the act 10
and ~ vctora cap y6 omitted AN secur-
inu funds for ne reiof Of trustcesn Cbsres
David hammock who in the year 1881 was temporarily in
England but In October 1881 lett England again
America, will II living. or ~ dead his legal
will hear OF something to his their
vantage by communicating with the Undersigned Appi-
cation for " the fund will bo renewed the
LIST November 1873 tho Vice Chancellor Mains Cham.
bers Ia London. T. w. ltATCLlff i SON. tocitors ~
New Broad q ss.L London. X U.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-19

n 1Ol "FELLOWCRAFT" 7.iY1a.
IL C2 four mile In the world, In race
AGAINST horses will make the Ormsbys Hotel.
Jerome sv, New York Ut $50 Application, engaging
service. should be addressed RICHARD PENlSTAN, Gi
sey House. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-19

A wNISGS FLAGS AND TENTS MANUFACTURED
lAby SkEL1ON .274 Brosdwny, between S2d and 33d
M Canop,es. Drugscts and Camp Chairs 70 let for enter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-19
EXCURSIONS.

ExcURsloS BOATS AND GRovEs.-sTEAMERB
IJUcnefa Sedgwck Fort Lee bargca Caledonia Re.
puLle and Anna; Excelsior ParK Oriental kAritnn csch
Cold spring Iona Island aud Columbia Groves N, -
BRIGGS Jrf West St Opposite Chri strcst fcrry
Broosiyn ocs (Hudsons BuidisgD, corner Fulton asd
York SITS
INOk ExCuRslONS-SALOON sTEAMkK J. d
SCHUYLER. capacity 400 passengers; enslie ely rss
htted aso Barges Occidental Grove. the ud-on and
others; open sunday.
MARTIN J. KAsKRLL. llo South 81
T EvE's TROPICAL EXCURSIONS TO WINTER IR-
lIsorts-Fiorda. bermuda, Nsssau, Havana veuesuoia
&C singe and excursion ekets ~ reduced ra,ss hotel
steamers and Georgia FLORIDA lanu steamers sS-
cured In advance. Cali Tor panphista UsnsrN
Tourist Ticket ONCE. 27l DrosdwsE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-19
THE TURF.
STALLION s.

e DAYS Fo6T K10E BETWEEN o'LEARY AS1
Oothers; combination books on all events At Thomas
EXCHANGE. 8 Barclay IT. w. LOWELL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-19

RESr ENGLISH ykkAKFAsT TEA. 80 CENTS PER
- pound nno domostic Cignrs at " 90 % oO. 10 and
~ % per hundred N. VAN BELL, 80 Chambers a.
l(hnod to the debitatcd In four weoks failure tmposs
ee ~ pcr Dru ggists supplied solo agent, Dr.
JAcQUkS ST. unlversisy place. Nee York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-19

A VALUABLE STRING OF THOROUGHBREOS,
combining the best racing blood In the country.
THE LOr consists Of PARTNERSHIP, SIlYLOCK
GE1 w., W. HIGGINS LAZY TEMpEsT YoRK
two threeyearolds by bennington AID two-ycsold by
Kingfsher
aud all sound and cAdy tor training.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-19

REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EvkKY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On horse that warranted sound Kind and true
In harness from threo days are given
to test wsrrnntees.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-19
HORSES. CAKNIAGEs. &C.

4 UonoN HOUSE or VAN TAssELL REXENEY
n llOAND liz EAST 18TH ST.,
NEAR 4Tll Av.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-19

DRY GOODS.
A.
SPECIAL NOTICE
To Wholesale buJ srs OF
KID GLOVES
Great Kii Glove sale
at HARRIS BROTHERS.
5000 dozen ladies' Two Buttons, 6ns
quality. at 81 per dozer
1900 dozen ladies' Two Buttons superior
quality. at S5 per dozen.
5000 dozen ladies' Three Buttons. extra nus
quality, At $1 80 per dexsn.
In and desirable spring shades.
Also our regular importations Of
Harris Sea eAmless,
Harris Qatent) Provost (Side.cut1,
Victoris. L.aureIta. Donna Maria
Fernando, Cora, kc.,
at reduced prices,
In 2, 3. 4. u, b and 10 buttons,
fer ladies, gentlemen, misses and children.
Coiors and qualities Unsurpassed.
HARRIS bROTiiEkS. S77 broadway,
between 18th and 10Th stA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-19
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. I ,2ss BRoADWAYS n
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT POR RECEPTION Of
ADvEkTISkMENTs AND SALES or PAPERs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-19

JAMES I. DAVIS, IkVrNiOK AND ONLY MAkEn
d OF the Improved Artificial Human Eyc, acknowledged
by the faculty the only Imitation
the world No. t27 Last 10th st. between ID and 9Th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-19

DEDUCEp FAKti 81 10 BOsrONi
III EXCURSION TICKETS 81,
rus OLD RELIABLE sTONiEG1oS LINE FOR BOS-
ton Not trip missed IN consecutive EiO
gagt leave from ,i.r 80 North River ~
st. at L. VI. daily Except sundsyJ.
Hereafter the sesmDoat express train wall Leave
In pton at 4:JJ A. w.
Providence line dre ght only from pisr -
North River. foot oil Warren st.. at y. VI.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-05-09
DESTRUCTION OF MILLS AT
MINNEAPOLIS.

A terrible explosion took place last
Thursday in the six story stone mill,
Washburn A, at Minneapolis, by which
six mills were destroyed and eighteen
lives lost. Losses have been estimated
at 81 100000, and even more. A Min
neapolis dispatch of May 5, says: The
latest revised list of losses and insur-
ance makes the the total loss 1924, 100,
and the total insurance $4,000. Sew
eral of the safes have been cotton out
and their contents found almost intact.
Governor Washburn reached the scene
on Saturday morning. He says both
his mills will be at once rebuilt. The
large one will cover even more ground
than before, and the small one will be
as large as the large one was. 1t is
now tolerably certain that all will be
rebuilt.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-05-09
ABOUT CHURNING.

An Iowa farmers wife writes to the
Rural World: Il have had only eight
years experience in the work Of but
ter-making, but during that time !
have learned a few essential points.
First, your COWS must be sailed two or
three times q week. Now, don't, think
this mere whim, for [ have observed
when my COWS were not sailed but
once in week or once in ten days,
the churnings were slow to come.
Next, your COWS must be well fed and
watered; and if you have two COWS let
one drop her calf in the Fall and the
other in the Spring. You will find the
calf will do just as well. if well cared
for, that comes in the Fall as the
Spring calf. We have six mich COWS,
and have MIXED five all Winter. Two
of them dropped calves in the Fall
and the rest will soon be fresh. mich
COWS. / have had no trouble this
Winter about my churning. Some OF
our COWS bring calf every year, and
give good deal of milk eleven months
out of the year. If your COWS are al
farroWs, that is the main difficulty
about your churning.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-05-09
MATERIAL FOR A NOVEL.
From the philadelphia Press

Many read Is will remember a beau
tiful little poem entitled "Her Letter"
published in the Graphic shortly after
the wreck of the Huron. The author
of the poem was Mr.. Frank H. Taylor,
the Graphic artist, and at the time one
of the Press correspondents at the
scene of the wreck. Finding among
the debris q Woman's letter to a loved
one, whose form might then be lying
cold and stark some where along the
beach, Mr.. Taylor penned the lines de-
scribing the circumstance, and the
verses were so widely copied as to lead
to the Identification Of the fair writer
Fortunately the young man to whom
the stray letter was addressed did not
meet the fate Of many of his compan-
ions, but was saved, and at Sandusky
o., few days ago, was welded to the
author of the tender epistle. They
passed through this city recently or
their wedding tour and were register
ed at the Lafayette Hotel as r. Gracey
Denig, United States navy, and wife
Mr.. Denig has been ordered to duty al
Chester.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-05-09
THE HOME GUIDE,

is new book, by 500 ladies, containing
nearly 1000 receipts or recipes with
directions which will be found useful
i'll every household.
THE HOME GUIDE is copyrighted
and we have the exclusive control Of
the book for Kenosha County, and it
can be obtained only through the TELE
GRAPH Office. ea
A copy of this valuable book will
be presented to every subscriber for
the TELEGRAPH old or new on the fol-
lowing conditions: aJ
To e0ery old subscriber q0ho has paid
up, on paynpe11tJ for one gear IN Gd00nce
Of his present payment.
To e0eyy old subscriber G0hO has not
paid up, on pairing up and paying one
gear IN od10a1ace.
To eve7,y ne10 subscriber aOho pays for
one gear IN adU071ce.
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and best local papers published. And
for $500 subscribers will get valua-
BILE book and the TELEGRAPH for one
year.
Every household should have the
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scribers will do us a favor by calling
the attention of their neighbors and
others who are not subscribers to this
article and the offer made to new sub
scribers.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-05-09

The following two articles were
written May /, for the TELEGRAPH
last week, but the paper being full ex-
cluded them.
SPRING is about four weeks earlier
in Kenosha than usual and vegetation
is coming forth very rapidly. Often
the leaves Of the old oaks in Kenosha
are not as far advanced as they are
now. Twenty to thirty miles west, we
are informed, vegetation is about three
weeks earlier than usual. The differ.
ence depends upon there having been
little or no ice in the lake this spring
to retard vegetation near the shore.
WHEAT is said to be headed out in
Southern Illinois and will be ready tc
harvest in three weeks, giving promise
of bountiful yield.