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National Republican., 1878-11-25

To-day, at half.past two aud half.psst seven
p. M, at the Corcoran building, Messrs Dun.
"anson & BIO will offer for sale a valuable col.
has been OIL exhibition for several day. pas,
and won the admiration oi all bsholdors 1t
embraces the handsOmest of China, Japan, aud
Turkey goods, and, for finish aud excellence,
has never been surpassed In this market. The
opportunity Is especially advantageous tor per.
sOns dcs!rous Of Investing In holiday gifts rol
they will not only have an sbu"daut assOrt
ment from which 10 make selections, but b,
able to secure handsome presents at moderate
expense. Mr. Thomas T.. Kirby, Of New YoIk
will conduct the sale.
National Republican., 1878-11-25
SIS SUITS TO ORDER. EISEMAN BROS
COR. 1TH AND STS.
That Sutorious SiKn.

The celebrated sign case Of George ].
TItnms / TO. was finally settled IN tho Criminal
Court on Monday last, tue jury, by direction OF
the court, Judge wylie, rendering verdict In
favor Of Mr. rimms Judge wyNe stated
that he thought there was an old corporation
law under which the case might be further
prosecuted. but Nr. D.Strict.Attorney Riddle
drridca that sIch Is not tho case, but that Mr.
Timms has perfect right to keep his sign up,
as Is 10 IN violation OF no law, and that he will
not he further disturbed on account OF II. We
congratulate thla cnterpris!ng young firm on
this very substantial yinGiCation Of their posi-.
tion IN the matter, aud, In view OF all tho in.
nuemCes with which they had to contend, cOA.
mend the tenaGity with which they main.
tsIncd their rights before the law. Tho ssuic
amount OF zeal exercised In tho prosecution OF
the fair aud honorable system upon which
their business is conducted will inevitably in
sure the iaIl measure Of success that Is due
such system.
National Republican., 1878-11-25

NeS'rs. Hine aud Thomas, as solicitors for
Mrs, Mary Reed, have fled q bill for divorce
from her husband, Thomas Reed. The COM
pauants maiden name was Mary klotz, and
the parties were married In this city Decem-
ber H. lsf7, by Rev. q. l.. Reitx, Of the Ger.
man Lutheran Church. During the first six
months oil their married life they lived quietly
and comfortably, but at the expiration Of that
period she alleges that he began course OF
cruel treatment, which, with but temporary
intcrmiSsiUns was kept up to the 18th instant
For specific acts she says that in the month Of
August last he spat in her face aud threw her
violently agninst the wall. On the l2th Of
November hc kicked her out of bed and or.
dercd her to dress and leave the house. He
then went to her fathers and told him that he
should bring his daughter back, and when he
came home he ordered her. with abusive Ian.
guage. to accompany him to the paternnl roof.
which she did On reaching there ho addressed
her mother, saying. Here, bring your daugh.
| ter home to you prostitute" aud then and
| there declared his intention to never live with
his wife again. She AYERS that she has always
| been a chaste woman and always domeaned
herscf kind and dutifu wife. The defend
ant is employed in the United States Army
| Dispensary, In this city, and she asks that b,
be required TO pay her alimOny pending the
suit aud the counsel fees: also that the mar
| ria Ie be Li solved.
National Republican., 1878-11-25
20 TO to Julius L.n.turgh for window shade,
A Bowl Of Soup with Two spoons.

oouP oFUUHHs
A rather unusual occurrence was with es.ed
at the Centre Market Saturday morning. BE.
tween eight and uiuO o'clock a wcll.dressed
couple approached the eatiug.sta kept by \
man named Brown aud ordered bowl of soup.
When the soup was served they asked for two
spoons, and both ate out Of the same bowl
each alternately taking u turn at the bowl
Tho lady was dressed elegantly 10 silk and
wore handsome jewelry, while tho gentleman
was attired IN line black suit, with beaver
hat and wore u massive watch and chain.
Their ariStocratic appearance caused consider.
able comment and attracted a staring crowd
When they had taken the last sip the gentle
man paid the ten cents, and the pair 0uietl ,
withdrew. l. Is supposed that they ate th,
soup on wager
National Republican., 1878-11-25
An Old Lady Run over by a buggy.

About four o'clock Yesterday afternoon Mrs.
Margaret Kirby, a lady seventy years Of age,
was run over by horse and buggy at the cor
ncr of Third street aud Pennsylvania avenue
southeast. Two white men, who were in the
buggy. took her to her home, corner of Tnird
and ID streets southeast, and then drove away.
Their names and the manner the accident oc'
CURED wero not ascertaincd. Mrs. Kirby's in.
jurics were quite serious She was hurt about
the head and internally. Dr. BeIle was called
ia and rendered medical aid.
National Republican., 1878-11-25
Sunday Gamblers Itnldel.

Sergeant Mulhall and posse Of police
swooped down upon room in tho rear of a
store on Seventh street, between T. and
southwest, yesterday afternoon, and inter.
rupted an exciting game Of poker in full blast
Six players sat around tho festive board, aud
were all put under arrest, to appear ia tho PO.
lice Court to-day as witnesses against the al.
legged proprietor of the place, who was captured
ut the same time.
National Republican., 1878-11-25

lnasmuch as we are soon 10 have gold cir
cu!stiou, 1t become. rather important that tue
people should amilisri,o themselves with the
yellow. jackets. This Is evidenced by a cir
cunisiancc OF recent occurrence In this city. A
bridegroom thought that no would enrich his
matrimonial estate hy compensstiug the cler.
gyman who performed Tho banns, the sexton
who opened and lighted tho church, and the
oTganlst who performed the wedding march
with gold coin, thus showing that he
had resumed specie payments In advance oi
the Governem'. Tue piece for the orgsnist
was handed him by the sexton, without
proper explanation, and he. mistskinG t for a
new cent that lie supposed the sexton had
picked from the door and restored TO him as a
fugitive piece Of property, fplacod 1t in his
pocket, not knowing that It was his reward
for The evening service. On reaching home he
threw il 20 the children, because 1t wa, bright
and gay. as plaything A few days after Oh
learning that a gold coin had been sent him by
tho sexton, lie hurried home 10 ascertain til,
fate of his piece. llo recovered Il among his
childrcus toys. II had not been spent fol
tafy. Study your coin after New Years Day.
FNH-t tFIsgk -
National Republican., 1878-11-25
Burned to DEATH,

Lydia Brooks, a servant at house No. LIS
Tcuth street northwest, died at hslf.paSt eight
o'clock Saturday morning from the effects oi
burns. Last Friday morning, when she VIZ
making fire, her clothing caught fire from
the range. Her cries attracted the attention
Of tho inmates, who met her on the stairway,
and extinguished the flames. She suffered
terribly from her injuries. DR.. IIagner was
called in and relieved her suficrings, although,
he was unable to save her life.
National Republican., 1878-11-25
Co 70 Jaua, Lpn,OrrsaIor ca ,pesana oil Go III,
The Mutual Impro, emsnt Association.

Tho Mutua! Improvement Association held
Its regular weekly meeting at Baldwin's
Hall. on street, last evening, The general
subject under discussion wAs Tho Claims Of
Christianity sud the Bible" The meeting was
one of even more than ordinary Interest, and
although the subject was very earnestly
aud eXhRustlyely treated the occasion proved
20 10 one Of the most reunarkAhIe good will
snd harmony. The meetings Of the ns,orie.
lion are increasing in numbers and Interest
from week to week.
National Republican., 1878-11-25
sudden Death of a Well Knos sp Citizen,

Last Saturday morning Mr.. J. &. Cook, q
wcllknowu livcr- stable keeper of this city,
was for nd dead in his bed at his residence, No.
02I NJ street northwest. A physician was
summoned, aud, after viewing the body, Gc-
cded that death was caused by heart disease.
The deceased left his office the evening prior
to his death apparently In good health. lie
alto u hearty supper, and retired about ten
o'clock. The next morning lie did not respond
when called, and his nephew, going up stairs,
found him dead.
National Republican., 1878-11-25

Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson has given DIR. +,
T. Verdi $500 as a contribution to the fund for
delraying the expenses OF the Homeopathic
Yellow Fever Commission, which Is To meet in
New Orleans on tho I'd Of December. This
comm ssiou is to investigate particularly into
the alleged successful treatment by honlm'
opathy, and collect evidence for stat istical in.
formation. Professor Conrad WeSselhoeft, ol
Boston, president Of the American Institute Oi
Homeopathy, has appointed on the commission
the following eminent physicians Drs. W. II,
Holcombe, New Orleans r, $. Verdi, Wash.
mgton d. G. J." A. Falligant, Savannah, Ga.
J. p. DakC, Nashville, Tenn; W. H. BreyloglG
Louisville Ky; r. II. Price, Chattanooga
Tenn; b. W. james, PhladelPhIar Pa, and +
II, Orne, Atlanta, Ga,
National Republican., 1878-11-25
AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.
Local Events Noted Down by Our
Reporters.
Poker Players Rsidsd-Au Old Lady Driven
O.sr-Rsport OF the Chicf Of Poiice-A
Serious Street Fight-A woman
burned to Death - sudden
Dcath Of an Old citizen
Other Local Items.
Major Morgan. Report

Major Morgan, In his annual report submit.
ted to the District Commissioners on Saturday,
recommends an increase Of the police force to
four hundred privstcs, with tho corresponding
officers; that some provision bo made for mon
disabled for duty by long service and expos
urc; the establishment Of city hospital, hav-
Ing In connection Herewith free dispensary ;
the establishment Of a rcformatory for girls ;
the erection by tho District Of buildings espc.
oally designed for police stations; that the ea-
ponse Of unifornling the police officers be
assumed by the Government to the extent OF
$50 for each man annually that so per year
for each station.house be appropriated for the
purpose Of purchasing medical aud surgical
supplies that the power Of issuing warrants
be vested in tho Major and Superintendent
the captain, and licutensnts, ani that the
alleys Of the city be lighted better. During
the year l2,3J3 arrests were made. The esti'
mates for the next fiscal year foot up 5000, 600.
Major Morgan also recommends the establish.
ment Of some place whore tramps can I've
lodged and when released In tho morning,
given . meal for whf they would be com.
PEELED to render some equivalent In some pub
lie labor, OF mod difcatiOn Of the vagrant law,
by which they can he punished by sojourn
at the Workhouse, is recommended.
National Republican., 1878-11-25
a SERIOUS street Fight.

About ten o'clock Saturday night several
c,lored men got iuto fight on Seventh street
between y and o streets northwest. in front Of
Xauder's liquor store. One of tho parties threw
a stone into the store and broke two demi-
johns of brandy. Mr.. Charles Xander went in
pursuit OF tho parties and was struck In the
face with stone and badly hurt. lie was
taken to ". II. stones drugstore and had his
wound dressed. None Of the disordcrly par
ty were Identified
National Republican., 1878-11-25

Last saturday morning, Mr, John II. Cook,
attorney, while in attendance on the Circuit
Count WAS attacked with hemorrhNgcr and
through the assistance Of friOudS, removed to
the Office Of Di,rict.AttormOy Wells, where he
was made III CvlHfoltub as possible DIR, J. +,
Dexter was summoned aud rendered the neCes.
sary medical aid. Mr. Cook has been in III
health for some time past, and many pOrsOns
attribute the attack to over exortion induced
National Republican., 1878-11-25

History OF Typographical Unions.

Mr. Julian l.. Wright, of Richmoud, Va,
formerly Of this city. Is writing history Of
the International Typographical Union, which
will also embrace history Of subordinate
unions. Nr. l.. II. Patterson has been desig-
mated by Columbia Typographical uuion, No.
l0l, OF this city, to write the history Of the
Union for publication with the said work. It
Is claimed that this history will contain useful
information for trades unions In general.
National Republican., 1878-11-25
Marriage Licenses,

The following marriage licenses were granted
last Saturday:
Edwin Mitchell and Susan Sims.
Reuben Smith and e therine Lewis.
Norman Fowler aud Mary A. Gordon.
william Theck and Lizzie NIiddledorf.
william A. Payne and Mary +. Day, both OF
Prince Georges County, Md.
National Republican., 1878-11-25
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
National Theatrc-Lotta.
Theatre ComlQue-varieties.
RoOnis-iS22 q street northwest.
Boardlug-S03 q street northwest,
Rooms for Ient-g3i II street northwest
Trustee sale OF No Ill Eleventh street cast
Ford's opera House." Streets OF New York"
For rent Residence No. Iaii X street northwest.
George c. Hcru!ng-ClothIns, alo Seventh street
northwest.
sale OF Chinese japanese. and Turkish goods, al
Corcoran Building.
Novelties for the coming william Bal
!aniyne h Son. tls Seventh street northwest
Trustee sale Of q neat two.stofy and basement
flame dwelling. on II. between Slnth and Tenth
streets northwest.
National Republican., 1878-11-25
Thermomotric Headings.
OyPiCL CHiEr SIGNAL OFFICER. U. 5. A..
Indications.

POr Middle Atlantic States. partly cloudy wcAih.
er. Winds inOs,ly southerly; stationary OF higher
temperature and barometer.
National Republican., 1878-11-25
Dry Goods.

('HEAP DRY GOODS AND CARPETS.
" Closing out Tapestry brussels Toe to s7Sc.
Best Lowell lngrains, 1oc to Sc
All-wOOl lngriins, sc worth 1jc.
Insralns low 25c aud sic; worth lOc per yd.
STAR Hall, and Border Carpets cheap.
White Blankets, null size, sf75 per pair Up
HEADQUARTERS FOR CLOA RS-tchO up to 20.
Can give best fitting Cloak ut less money than any
other hoIis".
Beavers and worsted Coaklnss. SIS up to " per yd.
Felt skirts, Shawls, znd:Bed COnif ifOrters cheap
Blnck Wool Cashmeres, ljc, 5oc, &c. IN.
ladies GoSsamer Waterproof ClUaks very cheap.
cheapest house In Coiorei and White Fiannels.
Give ms = trial-are Just dealers TO all.
I. N. SAUDAIN.
noiI TUJ Market space.
National Republican., 1878-11-25

FOR upward Of thirty years Mrs, Winslow' 5
soothing syrup has been used for children. 1t
corrucls acidity of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates tho bowels, cures dysontery
aud diarrahHa, whether arising FROM tecthing
or other causes. An old aud well.triod remedy.
25 cents "A bottle,
National Republican., 1878-11-25

At aALTLioRy AND OHIO pEPur, NEW JERsEN ANt
SuE ASD CsrkEEr.
Morrinp. Evninp.
ssN0 et Louis a Cin. eI. stsN, Baltimore sccom
s6IN, Phila. a n. Y. eS. 80, Batiniore nccom.
sTaO, Chico a PITTS ex, sOn y, Phil BO- sy
ID Baltimof, and way strB Psdrinnt Strasburg
stations Winchester. fred ck
I?s, Fred ac, Met br'ch) liagerstown. Point OF
~, BsltitiOre, Annapolis Rocks way slhtOn~
express .s.1J Iihtinnore nccOm.
1tS Martinsburg and IIa- ~7',p baltimore express
ser-town ne Metro sisS baltimore way sta-
pOlltan branch.) tlOns. - ,
slo:sp, Baltimore accom-. $500. Chicago ~ lou'
DsO. baltimore express. 30, NY. Phii. q bo>'oh
express
sArrlve daily Others sundays excepted.
ss- For the time OF departure Of trains, see advsr
tissulsnts elsewhere.
National Republican., 1878-11-25
Coloring Kid Gloves.

White kid may easily be colored black, pur
pie, Or lilar, with solution of one paIt extract
lOgwood and three parts brandy. Apply will
u sponge and rub thoroughly dry, and kgoI
rubbing tho LANDS together. 50 as TO soften The
gloves,
National Republican., 1878-11-25
CLOTHING EIsEMAN BROS, COR, TT
ANDE.

FINE Oyercosts are selling very cheap a
Roman & CoN's, J07 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-11-25
Matrimonial Troubles.

A. NJ L,NCKToS & cos Fruit and Butte
depot, 6Ot Sinth street. opposite Patent Oihcc
National Republican., 1878-11-25
Sudden Illness.

IyIILs LASsBUFuu, the Popular Low ificCd Car
PEI + F-ILisher ~ seventh between u and L.
National Republican., 1878-11-25
Anusemcnts.

TnE,TRE CoNiQuE.-Nariety performance
NATIONAL THENTEg.-"A Trip TO the Noon"
National Republican., 1878-11-25
Oct Ready for Resumption.

CHOICE New York Buttcr; aOc. LanCkton',
Goa Ninth street.
National Republican., 1878-11-25
CITY ITEMS.

wHE> You feel a cough or bronchial affection
creeping on the lung tGEe Ayers Cherry Pectorsl
and cure 1t before II becomes incuisblc.
To CoSsuMrTIvEs-wilbor's Cod.Liyer OIL and
Lime has now beeu before the public twenty years,
and has steadily grown In favor aud appreciation.
This could not be the case unless the preparation
was OF high intrinsic value The combination OF
peprred e bS Dr., wIbSr % has ha. ppfoduced pd new ph.se
In the treatment OF Consumption aud all diseases
OF the Lungs. This article can be taken by the most
nausea which Is such All objection TO the COd.liycr
Oil when taken without lime, II Is prescribed by
NJ ,Ssfhr sp S9a sy IN ne
No WHOLESALE butter house In thi. city or Balti-
dairy products than srICER's corner Sinth aud T.
streets northwest; lsrs, stock Fine goods. Low
prices. Fair dealing.
HARVEY \ HOIDESs
Table a iIotc Is the best in The city. Breakfast aud
dinner, % cents
YorNG People do pay attention to your teeth
neglect Will soon ruin them DO wise IN time
TOOTH POWDER. The most perfect dentrince Known.
Is will keep them through life In good condition,
a he srsh 'p %na aTeVens @, e ,ooshssns sSd Sy ali
druggists. a' and 30 cents per bottle,
WELLS MACHISR-SPREAD SrRBSGTHhsISs PLAsr.
ERs are SILL the best known, Their curative pow
ss far surps" all others.
HARD times demand economy: pracuce Il by
| Tenoyatng your sullod gloves with JouyEs's INo-
prRors Kid GLOVE CLKASssR. Price % cents psr
| bottle
| Arr you bilious troubled with hchoRche, dizzy.
nos, sick stomach. constipation, &si Are you dys
| peptc, nervous, dull, and lAnsuid? Avese TO all
| eXertion Is your life niiserableH You require n
change. Cleanse the system, purify and renew the
| blood. Take QuiRKs IRISH TEA, the great mouse.
hold remedy. Il will soon relieve you Sold BY all
druggists " cents per package which makes =
quart Of medicine.
| Is your hair harsh, dry aud stf2 Does Il reflse
| to curli Dress ii with THoNPsor's oNADK OpfIAE.
| An oluaginOus compound OF singular merit II
| will improve IT, Sold by druggists. &C, Price 2o'
| and 30 cents per bottle.
! LOCAL MISCELLANT.
National Republican., 1878-11-25

No WHOLESALE butter house In this city or Balti
more has better facilities for daily receipts OF choc
dairy products than SPICER's, corner Ninih aud |
streets northwest, Large stock Fine goods. Low
prices Fair dealing
National Republican., 1878-11-25
ovERCoATs. EIsEMAN BROS, 7TH & f.
Bi.hop Fauikner's Sermon.

SOLID gold Waltham watch for $50, at Il.
Harris & Co.'S, 435 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-11-25
LOCAL MISCELLINT.

Six per cent interest paid on deposits. Special
rates on time deposits. j. IT, SQUIER < Co.
BapkeTs lll6 Pennsylyaua avenue
National Republican., 1878-11-25
HomDopsthIc Yellow Fever Commission.

4 coop pair of opera glasses from 81 up, at
X Harris 4 Co.'S, i35 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-11-25
BoySCLorHING. EIsEMAN BROS, 7TTl
A La

COLD hllcd and plated jewelry . specially
At X. Harris & Co. s, i35 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-11-25
Important Sale Of Rare Articles.

A GOOD pair OF Pants for Sc, a, Roman 4
CO1's J07 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-11-25

FGvits and puro N, y. Cider at LsucLton's
National Republican., 1878-11-25

wHEN you feel q cough or bronchial affection
creeping on the lung take Ayers Cherry Pectorsl
and cure It before II becomes incufsblc.
National Republican., 1878-11-25

WELLS MACHISR-SPREAD STRBSGTHhsISs PLAsr
EEs are still the best known. Their curative pow
sS far surpkss all Others.
National Republican., 1878-11-25

HARVEY HOLDESS
Table dHOtc Is the best In lhe city Breakfast aud
dinner, % cents each.
National Republican., 1878-11-25

HARD times demand economy; pIacUce Il b.
Tenovating your sullod gloves with JouyEs's Iso
DIRors MD GLOVE CLEASsER. Price % cents re
bottle
National Republican., 1878-11-25
National 8epublitan.
Arrival Of Passenger Trains

At s,trNoRE ASp POTOMAC psror, SIXTH AND
STRFETs.
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DEATHS.

The death Of Mrs. George W. Dunlap,
Sen, at Lancaster, on Tuesday evening
was sudden as il was unexpected. She had
been slightly complaining for week OF
two, but on the day Of her death, arose
and dressed herself as usual. Before the
setting Of the sun, though, she was a corpse.
The family have our sincere-t coincidence
in this, the hour Of their affection.
Our correspondent at Kings Mountain,
writes as follows Of the men who were
killed by the explosion last week: J5hn ;.
Newton was Bap,i-, preacher, who had
come here for the purpose Of engaging in
business to recruit his health. lie came
from near Richmond, Ky, and had been
here only about two months, but by his so
cial, pious and upright hearings, had en-
dearcd himself Ia many of us here, Who
deeply deplore his untimely end at 81 un-
expected a moment, and tender our deepest
sympaihies to his bereaved friends and
relatives at his former home James
Cameron was man liked by all who knew
him. lie has lived here Tor several months.
and had the reputation of being = good
Engineer aud careful manager Of machine
~ He leaves a wife and three small
children. His remains were taken TO the
neighborhood ~ Crab Orchard Tor inter
mani
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personal

Mss AIlw vsrsnN .,ll linge'> At the point Of
death.
Ma 5. n, M,turNv has iccn quite m iar sever
Al day
COT. ". q. wEt'H IA, s,nc 10 Eichmond on e-
gal business
Miss ALI,E LYNN, Of Hairs Gap station. !. visit
Ing friends here.
Mas. Gro. n. BRycE was callei to Ianeasiei
this week by the illness OF her sister.
Mas J. H. smASsssnd Miss Kate Rsilcy return.
e'l on Monday trom shor, visit 10 Harro.lshurs.
Ma ions J. HurrNAS aud wiz, Of lIarod.burs
an. visiting relative In ih. and Garrard tics.
Miss BEITIr BLAiS. who had an attack ct pies.
risy, has sansp,l nelal~c aud i nav In a crtlyal
condition.
Mas. q. u, woons, Of this coanty, Ia, gone on ,
short visit to her athcE NJ Simon lIigsins. at
Kirkville.
Miss LIMA Coos ID Burgin, arrived with Mr..
N. d. sevius on "Wednesday, and will spend some
time In our town.
MIssEs IosE DUSN andpaitieIIarri., of Lancaster.
-ere guests Of the Misses Richards of the S. Asapl
Hotel, this week.
Mas. N. PniLLIrs aud daughter, Miss Lula
PHILLIPS, 81 Montioello we've guests of Mr.. y. n
Edmiston, this week.
Ma. !. y. sworr. the Noted mule trader, re.
turned from the South yesterday dead loaded with
EreenhAeks and the dollar Of our Daddies"
Ma }. w. woop. route agent OF the Lebanon
h'aach. after a lev days change to the run on IN,
l.. c. A L., siniles again iron his own Mail Car.
Mas. s.LLIE wruou. of Sieholsssillc, an1
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RocxcxsrLE coUsry xsws


SCHOOL.
Prof Burdeit, Of Lancaster, u learning
the juveniles Of this place how tn make
agreeable concusaions.
NuRrnys.
siSty-onc put on the blue nj the Bapiis,
church Sunday evening. Guesa the others
will wear Il after next Sunday eve.
srRAvrp
From my premises one day last week,
dark hay horse, about 10 hands high, about
an inch and half II hi. right ear turned
down from being bitten by another horse.
! will pay a liberal reward for any inior-
nation that will enable me to find him.
l,oBrrr JoSrs, Mt Vernon, Ky.
cRAB ORCHARD BOYS THAT NFFp SPANKING.
Three very sap-icnt headed looking de-
ciplcs 81 Murphy, from the vicinity Of
Crab Orchard, put in an appearance here
last Sunday and made considerable display
Of themselves by riding furiously by the
Reform church several times during prea-
ching. In fact they were in very non
Murphyiiish condition, and we heard Il re-
marked that the parents Of the striplngs
would do we'll to keep them at home un.
Ill they receive some sort Of an idea, at
least, Of good breeding.
mrs GAL WENT BACK on MN.
Mr.. VI. q. Reynolds, one Of our Rock
castle gallants, has. we learn, been playing
A fl A n r. ~ ~