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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-09

Do you want an Organ or Sewing
Machine? The JOURNAL Office
can give you the best bargain ever
offered in Penns Valley.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-09
IROCkRES.

"Addaturs" frequently receive
very strange misSivcs and the above
is one Of them. We seldom parade
such before the public, but as
"ProckreS" touches upon several
points in which we feel deep inter
est, both personal and general, we
feel called upon to answer him. The
primary reason why the "milhlme
fellerS' don't at once huild "hrang.
from Cobum to town is substantial
" the same why we (the ddtlotW)
don't buy farms and build houses -
we Just happen To be tritle short,
and So is "milhimP." f "Prock-
res'' is So anxious for our prosperity
let him subscribe literally for 4
''hrang." He is wealthy and can
well do it. Besides he has an inter
est in the matter III common with
manv of his neighbOrS, hardly Secon.
Diary to that of the "milhime fell
lerS."
Whether we would I've happier If
we lived in "burrow" is an open
uuestion-a majority of us however
think we would, and to "korprate
is one of the near possibilities.
We heartily join ''prockres" in his
desire for guide" sidewalks. Such
as we have are n reproach to the
town but on this subject We have
begged, coaXed and scolded until we
are tired. and yet try To hope for ali
Improvement in tins direction.
AS regards making n "bick fuS
in the Gounel bout milhimeN we
answer that that is part of our trade
although we did not bring either the
branch rail road OF the borough pro-
jects before the public, rs we consid-
cred the news premature.
We are in a condition to assure
''prockres" that neither the 'hrang
nor the borrow" enterprises are
abandoned, only deferred, and hope
he may be able TO bear the susnense
as long as we 'milhime fellerS.'
"Geduid brinct R"Sen
Aber Durncu kummcn zICrSt.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-09

NOTICE OF FArrEALS-AppcalS will be
~ held at the Commissioners Office IN
Bcllcfuntr, Pa, rs follows:
Monday, May 18th, for the townships OF
Spring. B,unrr and Borough of BellrfOnic.
Tuesday. May 18th. for the townships OF
Penn Mil,S. la mes. Gregg and Potter.
Wednesday, May 10Th, ior the townships OF
Harris, Ferguson, ila!lmoon, College, Patton
and Walker.
Thursday. May 10th, for the townships Of
Boggs. Union, Huston. Worth and Borough.
OF TnianNllc and Milcslurg
Friday. May l1ih, for Tie townships Of
TAYLOR, Burnside, snow Shoe, Rash and
Borough of Phil!pShurg.
saturday. May 18th, for the townships Of
Marion. Liberty, Curtin, Howard and Bon
ough of Howard All between the hours
of . o'clock a. NJ. and 1 o'clock l.. NJ.
j. \. HALL,
And. GRFsG, Commissioners.
n. \. NlNGLE,
Henry Beck, Clerk. Est
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-09

TXECUTOR'S NOTICE-LcttcrS tcSta-
II ment.lry On the estate of Catharine
Long. widow late of Mile township, Cen
tre Co.. Pa. deceased. having been granted
To the undersigned. all persons indebted 10
said estate are hereby requested te make
immediate" payment, and those having claims
against the same 10 present them duly au-
thenlicalcd for settlement.
W. IL. COENAS.
Rebcr,nurg, 4 pl - I'll. Executor
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-09
KNITTING FOR ALL.

Miss Rosie III. Deininger is pre-
pared to do all kinds of knittingfer
the public. in a very beautiful and
substantial manner. Stockings,
Hose, and Socks, either wool or cot
ton, knit upon short notice and at
the most reasonable rates. A large
pair of stockings knit for 25 cents
Give her call. If.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-09
From the Miftinburg Telegraph

The '.fat man" was in town, on Satur-
day last. and honored the TELEGRAPH office
by his presence. Delicacy forbade inqui
Gated the fearful load it has TO carry. His
hand well, it's not slighted-is in pro
portion to the body-but, mark We. il
@ields quill gracefully, yet rapidly. and
fearfully Democratic, as the Millheim
Journal amply testifies. Dine-in-er pages
few weeks and you'll be convinced
Brother chip, call again.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-09

Building Association meets next
Monday evening. Get the 'schtamps
ready.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-09

Having obtained special rates OIL
Coal OIL to Coburn Station we are
now prepared to sell by the barrell to
dealers at the same price they would
be charged either at Sunbury or Will
Transport.
tf SMITH It Co.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-09
COAL MARKET.

Sn Diamond, Star Egg, Rose, and
CNJ Floral Cards l3c, with name. Sec
comhc & Co.. Kindcrhook. y. Y, 1911
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-09
ONE OF THEM.
for the milhlmc Gourne

lot Int mIINlmC NOUTNCI.
mister addatur,
wy dond yu milhime fellers max
tnat brang rale rote for, and for
Wot dond yu Eorprate yure town
intu \ burrow, yu kin alwase max 4
blck fus in the Gourmet bout mil
hine but yunovver du Messing, if
yu had borrow an q brang rala
rote an guide pafements it wud be
nice for yure town, and yu wud du
more bissneaS, now mistm Addatur
wot du yu 81 tout these sings,
Yures trooly
ppnrERI-S
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-09
From the Le,cisb,ug Chronicle,

b. o. Deininger, Esq, editor of the Mill
helm JOurnGI honored us with call this
afternoon. Mr. ID. is a man of robust
frame. good address, sound mind talbeit
the latter is tinctured strongly with De
al any time notwithstanding he il much
better looking than the writer hereof, we
shall, through courtesy, endeavor to
choke down our jealousy as long as he re-
mains on our premises.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-09
"1HEM LETTERS,

The JOURNAL man don't make
trotting matches of private letters,
however much he might feel dis
posed to oblige the paper of big cir
culation. He is willing however to
accommodate to the extreme limit
of propriety, as the case is very
pressing, and SO will give extracts
from Union county papers, whose
editors have no n0tire to do him IN
Justice. They were published last
fall and we give them in lieu of
them letters" for the special use
and benefit of our friend Kurtz, who
seems to feel anxious to know more
about us. that he may hereafter be
enabled to estimate our dimensions
more fairly Others are politely re
uuested not TO read them
From the Leacisburg Journal, Dem.
ocratic.
on Thursday last we had call from
Mr. r. q. DeininEer, one OF the editors OF
the Mulhcir journal. Mr.. ID. Is an intel
ny ent gentleman and has made quite a
good name as an editor. He informs us
there will be large delegation in attend-
ance at oar fair from Centre. He believes
also that Il great deal of the business OF
that county which now goes in other di-
rections will eventually come here, pro
vided our merchants and manufacturers
give the proper encouragement. IL l.
therefore in order for every one TO adYer-
tise his business and in every way seek
10 obtain Il portion OF this trade. We
were pleased to meet our editorial brother
from Centre and hope TO have him call
soon again.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-09

A DMINISTRATOES NOTiCE.-Le;tcrs
N Of administration on the estate OF
Martin Slower. lat" OF Hairer township. Cen
try county Pa. deceased. having lcrn
granted 10 the undersigned. all persons in
Gehicl tu said estate are hereby notified To
maze Nmuc,hIt" pANmcR;. and those having
claims. 10 present them duly authenticated
for settlement.
ECau STOVEE.
A,stIATI NTONI.R,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-09

SETTLEAIENT NOTICF.-An persons
- having accounts With the estate of
AhrahI III Eehcr, late of Miles township. de-
ceased are lelchy requested to present
GecedCut, on Tuesday, MAY 18th next.
Geo. r.. ZEuNER
THOMAS EOSTEIlMAN,
I46 Executors.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-09

John G.. StOYer and John Rote
Supervisors, in account with llaines
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-05-09

EXrCj TON'~ NurICr.-IcttcrS TcSuamDtary
II on the estate OF Abraham Rcber. Late
of Miles township, Centre county. Pa, de
ceased having been pcantcd [" The under
signed. all persons kuwing themselves iu
dcbicd 10 the said deceased are hereby re-
qucSled 10 make immediate payment. and
those havm z claims against Che same TO
p,aScuc item duly authenticated for settle
inent Geo. r ZEuSER
THOMAS HOSTlKNAN
10 ENecutorS
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|IDi'".E' l|,MlIl IN,lIlUYE
FDn YOUNG LADIES.
Nineteenth Annual SeSsion Begins Sept
:;h. 1878.

INEFFICIENT TEACHERS vii! fill every
/. Department. Especial attention CIV
eli to. MUSIC. =, ..
prot. 4. A. WHEELER will give instruc'
zion in the ,uAimcnt> of music as ap'
plicd to singing TO the entire School,
twice II week. free Of ch"'Ye =.
Board aud tuition per month Z" Jour
weeks, including washing, lights, &C.
SIS. in advance.
Music on Piano. Organ, Gnitar, or chi
tivaton %. tie voice, included with inc
above. so 90. in advance.
Tuition. 3, ! and , dollars per month.
Incidental f.. per term, Sin advance
Liberal ,lcd,,..ien tor tuition when
paid IN advance,
The Institution is strictly non.dcn""''-
national.
For farther particulars, send tor Cata-
logn". =,
rs. sleigh. a. NJ.
Prqst. Homer, Claiborne Parish, Lao
Oct II, Is.H.-Gin.
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Nlllalctl,inx New.

Election day here was spent joy.
OuSly by white and black. FIRST
they went arminarm and voted
the Democratic ticket. and then
went To- there old anti bellam
pays. We had jumping. wrest.
ling. foot racing. jig dancing and
pony races. Had Il Stranger too'lr
customs come here he would have
lHen astOnishe,l. Even the whites
had me- ilia %, such - tremendous
ground swell, and scores Of colored
men declare tO us that Tuesday.
Nor. 5ih, was the hapiest day they
hare seen since the ardr. AS for us,
We were carried back tn those
happy days when we coon hunted
with Ike and Steve. or listened in
the kitchen to Uncle Johns stO-
ries Of ghosts and COLLINS, while
snugly seated in our old loving
''mammy's" lap. TO say that we
were not deeply effected would
not half tell it. More than once
We caught tears in our eyes when
memory flooded over with those
happy "Reminiscences of the past
which the joyous laugh, the beam
ing cOuntinances Of the happy
cOlOred and white men, brought
back to rs.
For ten long years have we,
born together, and linked in one
common tie Of interest, been es'
tranged, but to-day we are united
forever.
COlOred men, We salute You as
citizen, friends and brothers!
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READ TnIs.-Every citizen in
this parish owes certain duties
which he should not fail to per-
form. We have been cut of by
quarantine from our Capitol city,
and time, as we'll as money is
very scarce. These, also, are the
election days. Now, the duties
You all owe are to Register, to
vote, to be economical, and call
on MCCOOK \ Bro, at once, anil
buy cheap goods.
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vl,HE undersigned Agent and Assignee
will sell at Public Cutlery on
Saturday, 2s,h day Of December. les,
At thc Court House door. in the town Of
Na,chi,ochcs, without limit or reserve,
All the Notes. Accounts. !nd ements,
Nor, cages, Liens. and other rights and
credits. and G.unls, Wares and MerchaM-
disc, transferred by the late Col. X. +.
Hnrle to his creditors by contract Of as.
sirnment, dated the 18th day OF june
1872, duly recorded.
Also the undivided half interest former
~ owned by the said X. +. Burke in tho
Onisseubury place. Said place consist
inc of about 300 acres, most OF which IL
hirhly improved, situated 3 miles below
the town Of Campte. on Red River.
Also the undivided one fifth interest IN
tn, Lac dies Murcs plantation, situated
on Red River, above Camptc.
Also the undivided one fourth interest
in the Harrison l. Levy plantation, on
tho Bon Dieu. A.,
Til, sale will be made to enable tho
AGENT and Assignee to wind up the a.
,airs Of said Estate, and settle with tho
! crulito thereof, and offers a good op-
uortunity for those who arc indebted to
# to settle up ut a discount. The A.
sctts can he seen at my office in Il. A.
Walmsley's store, at any time from now
until sale day. and any information viii
ac furnished on application:
" c. l.. WALMSLEi,
Nov.s. Agent Il Assignee.
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NEW ADN ERTiSuMHNTS.
GS,2ltsa5 Of lsss:..za.'H'zs
PARISH {; NhTcHiTOCHES.

On "Wednesday. tie 9Th OF November,
-. tn, Parish .iear,l u! Health met IN
special Session. and in the absence OF
the President and Secretary. the Board
nrucce cd TO ,,rct .iu.gn G. Chaplin aS
prrsi,len. pro ten. aUi i. +. Leinee.
Secretary nro. tr'npore.
o., melton and seconded. ii was nnani-
mculy Res ly"'i, That tHe Quarantine
established against the Parish CT Eap''rs
ami also the Quarantine against all
Mail natter he. and the sane is hereby
raised and that The Secretary notify he
Pest Mistress at Ea'chitoch"S, with the
REQUEST that Size notify the post master II
Alexandria ot t'j> trsnf'tIoa.
cn motion. thy Board adjourned.
&. CHAPLIN.
/. l.. !.ENi.U. President pro. tea.
Secretary. nrn, TEN.
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When We refer to gala day, Of
course We will give unusual prom.
inence to the Election day, for it
has never been our pleasure at
any time in the past to see such
joyful manifestations as was wit
messed here on Tuesday last. 1t
was y commingling Of citizens,
black and white, born on the same
soil reared in the same cline and
destined to live life's.span together,
engaged in the task Of killing for
ever q political party that has
brought nothing but ruin, shame
and woe to all classes and tO our
beloved commonwealth. And every
one seems to have determined
to kill that party in such man.
ner as to forever preclude the pos.
sibility Of its resurrection-No an.
ger was exhibited, Oh the contrary
the voter stabbed the enemy t.
death with his ballot with a smile
on his lips and then buried him
with songs and cheers.
Natchitoches Is now, after te,
\ weary years, united and happy
She presents for all time q solid
front Of 1880 determined whit,
and black Democrats who wan,
good government and who vii
have II. All animosity, all III feel
ing was buried last Tuesday Will
Radicalism, and from this on ",
know nothing that is not containe,
in the wish for, and the effort t,
secure the happiness, health AM
prosperity Of our beloved parish
and State.
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=. J. McCook 4 Bro, the ''oltl
1Gr Wholesale and retail mer-

=. J. McCook 4 Bro, the ''old
.,..s1 wholesale and retail mer-
. ..... ). atchitoches, have con.
They carry ."s. 'es '.a','
purchased from hlsk's0 e'o.N
cash, and offer superios - III
ments to retail buyers, plan
and the trade. Merchants In the
interiO; viii find on investigation
that this house can supply then,
on better terms than they can &c.
cure in New Orleans, St. Louis OF
New York. They not osly keep
every line q dry goods bat dea1
largely in fancy and staple groce
ries, wines, hqsoss, and tobaccoes
Their stock Of boots and shoes !!
very heavy and being offered q
reduced figures.
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ShcriG'S Sale.
MS Richardson,

Isaac Kahn vs.. Louis Richardson.
Justice Court. Ward |. No. 2l7.
Mrs. Philippine Kahn. aided, authorized
and a>si>.r,, hy her husband, Isaac Kahn,
W. Louis Richardson.
Justice Count. Ward l. No. PIG.
10y virtue "f two several wrlts Of II. Fa'
u issued IN the above entitled and
numbered suits. and I" mr. directed, ]
hay, seized and will ot', for sale to the
last and highest bidder at III" dWr Of
the Court House in the City and Parish
Of Na,chi,ccEcs, on
Saturday, the I6'h, Of N"rcmb'r, 's7s.
the following described property, t" wit
Our black Horse.
7r,ms Of Sale:
r,s,,.-wi,h the benefit 'I ADVERTISEMENT.
d. H. m('I.l.r. IN.
Nav ,,,ls. sheriff,
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NOTICE.

Succession ci ". 4. HomeiI d Wife.
NOTICE is hereby givc., TO all whom it
~ may concern that by virtue of an Or
Ger from the Hon. Probate Court Of the
Parish Of Natchitoches and to me direct.
ed, that l will lease to the last and high
est bidder at the Court House door in
the city and Parish of NatcAitochcs with.
in the legal hours on
The llM day Of Norembcr, l97s,
the plantation belonging to the success
sion Of W. r. Howell and wife for the
year 1879: said place being situated IN
The Par sh OF Natchitorhcs and being
known at the Howell place.
L. l.. WALMSLEY,
J Nov. Icy. Administrator.
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

L'STRAYED before me, tho undersign.
IL cd authority, Justice Of tho Peace
in and for Ward 2, parish Of Nstchiloches,
by c b. Weaver, resident Of said ward,
one Cow and Yearling Calf tbs. COW
marked crop and undebit in left ear, aud
split in tho right ear. Branded Nv. Col.
or dark brown, with white 90 face anil
jaw.
The owner Is requested to come for.
! ward, prove property, and pay charges,
or the estrays will b. dealt with AZ tho
\ law directs. ,sa,ls.i.
Fl. II. HATilORN,
Oct. l9.-JN, ~ j., p,
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
(Uns!abie's Sale.
Oct. Il .-tlstJ.

Emile Rivers vs.. George Munr"e.
No. 10.
ninth Justices Court. Parish Of Natchi-
,"chcs, la.
10y virtue Of an alias writ Of ri. Ia. to
- me directed in the above entitled
and numbered suit, by the Hon. the
Ninth insticc of the Peace. Parish Of
Natch,cchrs. have seized in satistac-
ton of said writ. and will offer for sale
at puzzle auction at II o'clock ~. on p.
V PruihomarS plantation in said par
iSh. on
Saturday, sH33d day Of Norcmhcr, 1873,
the following described property to wit
All the right. title and interest Of tn.
Defendant in and to $4,000 pounds. more
or less OF seed cotton.
Tr,ms Of Sr'c.
Casi, - snh"ct {" apprais"ment.
7. LEONCE IRlTDlIOMME,
Nov. q. Constable.
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Bargains In remnants Of old
stock can be had It II. A.
walmsley's He IL eoDpelled to
close out his Old stock II order to
make room for bic mammoth East.
ern supply and win sell this rem.
naot ct any price.
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No QUARANTINE I.,o,,a :.
has been reported that on N..,,+
Of the quarantine the merchass
here are holding their goods at
higher prices. Such il not the
case with Mr.. II. A. Walmsley
His stock, fresh and full, is marked
down at astonishingly low figures
and We simply ask for him a visit
that this report mag be fully re
fhted.
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[oFFIcIAL.l
list OF JURORS

Drawn for tho December Term, l698,
Of the. 18th Judicial District Court IN
and for the Parish Of Natchitoches, State
Of Louisiana, in accordance with law.
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(GNSvADLE'S SALE,

James McCook rs Henry Rally.
No. 2O9.
Justice Court. War;. |. pars!, of Natchi-
toches, Louisiana.
DY virtue OF a writ of ii. Fa. issued in
- the above entitled and numbered
SHIT. and TO me directed. have seized
AM, will offer for sale TO the last and
highest bidder at the Saloon Oft. Mo-
uerte, in the city and parish Of Natchito-
cbes. on
Saturday 23d day Of Norembcr, 1873,
The following described property, to-wit
One BillSm Table, four Billiard balls,
and fourteen cues.
Terms Of Sale.
Casll--witE the benefit ofappraiscmcut'
J. LEONARD BILLIARD,
Nov. o. tbs. Constable, Ward l.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

State Of Louisiana ". Alex. Whito'
ct. ais.
District Court, Parish Of Natch'toches'
NJ. 1869.
ny virtue of q writ Of Fl. Fa. issued
ID in the above entitled and numbered!
suit and to me directed, have seize'!
and will offer for sale to the last and
highest bidder at the door Of the Court
House in the city and parish Of Natch'-
tocllcs, Oh
Saturday, the 1911 Nocembcr, 1873,
the following described property, to.wit:
4 certain House and Lot situated on
Third Street, in the City If Natchit"ches,
bounded on the north by property 81
John II. Williams, sonth hy property 81
Mrs. Eloise Armand, east by Third Street,
and west by property Of II. V. Tester
and Sam Black. Being property OF MIRA.
Mary N. Peti1oan.
Terms Of Sale. ,as.
On credit Of twelve months from day
Of sale, the purchaser to execute his
twelve months bond with good and suf-
ticient security, in solido. Said ''ond to
bear interest at the rate Of per cent
from date of sale. &
D. Y. BOULLT, JR... I
Sept. II. ids. sherstf.
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ORNATE BoARDIA'e.
MRS. Il. G.tRZlA.

i.EGS to inform the public that she
/ , has opened
s PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE,
on HORN STREET. Natchitocles,
where the tiancicnt and permanent pnb'
lie Will be accommodated with the best
table the marke, affords.
CAKES, and all kinds Of pastry bake"
to order.
Terms Moderate.
Oct. ,2.-tlStJ.
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- Gloves anl llosIrty ni al kind.
mt j. \. DrColRNAU 5.
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Ladies' will please call and ex.
anime at H. A. Walmsley's-they
win be sure to come again.
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Rapid,> Democratic naioI:ty .3j,
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pr,. vonr KID Gloves Of McCooN |
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- Full asscsto oflalirs' cloaks
sbawls aud nubias at J. A. DrcorR
xAub.
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Hosiery ana Gloves i: II. y.
WaImsley'S.
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and ten miles an hour elsewhere At
crossings of streets and other exposed
points the speed is not to exceed four
miles per hour. The use of compressed
air engines for limited distances is in
creasing rapidly. They have for some
time been successfully employed in Paris
and more recently in Glasgow, Scotland,
and in limited way in New York. They
are free from the nuisance of fire and
smoke and are almost noiseless.
With the adoption of mechanical power
to propel street cars, and the invention
or perfection of the steam road wagon,
the occupation of the noble horse and the
patient mule is nearly gone. They will
be consigned to cross-road hauling and
side-hill plowipg, and the former will
reach the butchers shambles in the full
flush of horsehood, tender and juicy, in
stead of growing stripgy and tough under
the drivers or drayman's lash.