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Gambling in Grain.

CHICAGO, October 12.-Judge JAMESON
OF the Criminal Court, delivered in hi
charge TO the grand jury to-day emphatic
utteranscs in regard to gambling in grain
and declared that the laws in existence
against such operations must be enfored.
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By Telegraph,


NLw YORK, october s.-Aooa.-siocks ieser-
lsh ard unsettled. Money, 5l96 per cent IL
change-Long, 47Sa: short. 4S2s. state BOND.
dull. Governments steady FOR extended Us ana
AS, andis lower for extended o's aud a Z;
47SY tioyrrnmrnt3 irregular; new o., 99t new
As, 1874; new as, li5x. Stites dun aud noin'-
nal.
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ATLANTA, October IA fire at Conyers,
Ca, this morning, destroyed the c9ttoh
warehouse OF j. A. Stewart, WIN aOV Daies
OF cotton; also several stores. Iiie entire
loss Is $4,000; insurance, $1,000.
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JUDGE WATTS NOMINATED ron THE SENATE
RAN. TrckER's srEEcn--oLD CITIZENS
DEAD.
Especial telegram 80 the Dlapaich.l
NORFOLK, Va, October 12.-Judge J.. II.
Watts was nominated by the Conscrya-
tive Convention to-day TO represent Nor
folk county and Portsmouth IN the Senate.
At the ratification meeting tonight on
the Courthouse Square there was an inn
mcnsc assenblage to hear Hon. J. Ran
dolph Tucker. His speech created great
enthusiasm.
Joseph Pate, barge hand Of the Sea-
board and Roanoke railroad, was Knocked
down and beaten so badly by negro
named Barrett to-day that he is now dying.
n. T. Cooke, Charles +. Stone, and 1lar-
shall N. Wise, old and well-know citizens
OF Norfolk and Portsmouth, died to-day.
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Russian Jewish Refugees in Gin
cinnati.

CINCINNATI, October 12.-About forty
Jewish refugees from Russia arrived In
this city to-day. The Hebrew citizens are
receiving them with consideration.
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HEALTH Is WEALTH.

DIR. F. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT; specific for Hys.oria, Diz1i-
meas, COnvulsions Nervous Headache, Men
El DEPRESSION, Los Of Memory, Prcma-
tire Ola Age. caused By Oycr-cNcrtion, eN--
cess. or OVerwOrk of the brain, which leads 10
misery, decay, and death. One box VIII cure re-
cent cases. Each box contains one months treat
ment. Ono dollar box, or six boxes for fivo dob
lars-scnt By mall prepaid on receipt Of price. We
guarantee siA boxes 10 care any case. With each
order received by us for six boxes, accompanied
with live dollars, We viii send thc purchaser our
written guarantee ~ return the money IL the treat
mcnt does not effect cure. Guarantees issued BY
BODEkER BROTHERS, Druggists, wholesale and
retail agents, Richmond, Va. orders 10y mail VIII
recci We prompt attention. my l5-Sa, 1u&Thly
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Laundering OF a stenmship.

LISBON, October l2.-The British steamer
Corsica, from London for Bombay, has
ioundercd oil Cape st. Roca. Part OF the
crew were drowned.
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ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT, October 12.-Thir-
teen fatal eases OF cholera occurred ut
Mecca between the 18th and SOth OF Sep
tember,
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NIARINE INTELLIGENCE.

sm sets............ 5:Zz Morning. .......... $40
Moon rise5......... lo:J' Eyrnng...-........ 9:Oo
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER Il, 1881.
ALRIyKD.
steamer Tiger Lily, Wallhall. Chickahomlny,
merchandise aAd passengers, ". \. .. Cole ST.
SAILED.
steamer Ariel clifford, Norfolk, United States
mall. merchandise AMI passengers, l.. D. Ihiuni'
schooner Muskec, Cullen, New York, merchan-
die, Chesapeake and OHIO Railroad Company
vessel, Gurus & Parker
NOTICE 10 MARINERS.
BALTIMORE, October 1.-The wrecS cf a
schooner in mid-clanne OH New Point Comf ~
A. marked follows: New Point lgt, EcE .
by compass; Mull-Irp liyi,t, by v ". A
line between New Point light and Cherrystone
iight Viii nars The wreck. lie Middle Ground
buoy, red, No. 4, has lecn Iegheed. hlack buoy
las bcsn placed temporarily " ihaik we inner
edge II Hampton bar, vs.. The lower Hampton
itr buoy has been changed from red 10 red and
black, horizontal s'npes buoy.
SCHOONER JAMES A. GARFIELD.
BANGOR, October 1l.--The new and beautiful
launched from Oales .S sons shipyard, IN brewer,
ou tine Sih instant. This vessel WAS built for Gap
tain James Woodbury., and was % have been ca Ned
Inc Grace Woodbury., but II has been decided W
give her the name ~ lie marlyrd President. She
i cf sos tons, carpenters measurement, ana coei
about S36,OOU.
MLNOHANDA.
ALEXANDRIA, YA.--Saiied lth: schooncr Gen
eral TOrlletl, -, f,r Eichmond.
PIILADEiiIIIA. ARRIVED I0ih Schooner Mary
e.. Carroll Carroll, from Richmond. Cleared lth
schooner =. j. Vaughn, Vaughn, for Richmond.
MN lORK.-Cieared iIlh: Schooner H. {.
Knight, Jr, iluniIey, for Richmond. Arrived
10Th: Sei.oaners William benzr and ". &. Nick
ham, from Richmond.
PoRTsSOUTH.-Airlyede th: schooner Fannie
! A. Bailey, -, fgOIa Richmond.
VINEYARD fIAyEN.--Arriyed Sth: Brig haluna
-, from Rock paft for Richmond, and scnoonel
| Ada n. Whitney, -, from Boston Tor hlehmohu
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FlOur-Wc quntc: Fine, sf.5OGSj: extra, $3.50
$40; suUCrine, S6.5OtlSG.7 ~; common l;imi-
IS, s7.7J@SS thoic, or patent family, $500
$3.50.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, October Il, J SSi.
gATES

NHEAT.-Lancasttr % bushels very GOOD AZ
sl.Js. fultz, 81 bushels prime ~ Sl.5j; 40
bushels very good ut Sl.J2.
tORN.-N bite. 1913 bushels very good n soc.
OATe.-44 bushels very good winter no GOc.; Is
bushels common spring NJ ODE.
RYE.-lS bushels very good at 3lli.
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Obituary.
CnoIcra AZ aFeccn.

NEW YORK, October l2.-Dr. j. q. HOl
land. editor, died suddenly this morning.
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gPox0 y : .

We have just received the Iarres: aud nsess ~
sortInens Of sPoNGEs ever offered In his city.
embracing all kinds, sizes, and prices.
Also, another supply Of elegant o1E-DnEssED
ClTAMoIs SKINS. For sale by
PURCELL. LaDD CO.. Druggists.
auo 1915 Main Street
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WASHINGTON, October H. Mr.. scoyille,
brotheF-in-lnw and counsel OF GsIteau, was
IN the Criminal Court room this morning,
and stated in reply to the questions asked
him that he had no notice or information
rs TO when the arrgdgnmcnt OF Gtiifcau
would take place; that he had not yet
received any answer from General Butler
as TO whether he would act as counsel for
the defence; that the statement already
published as to Mr.. Merrick's expressing a
Willingness to argue the question OF jurIs-
diction az raised) Is correct; that he has
been advised by distinguished lawyers all
over the country Including several judges
to raise every question and make every
point that can properly be made on behalf
OF his client; that such is also his express
instruction 10 Guiteau, and that he (Scc-
yillc) has no apprehension OF any personal
violence being offered TO the prisoner on
his way to or from or in court. Il Is stated
that the District judges have also expressed
their desire that all legitimate and proper
questions in the case shall be raised and
fully argued.
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western Union Telegraph Company.

NEW YORK, OctobcF 12.-At the annuaI
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company to-day, when
the Board OF Directors was elected Tor the
ensuing year the following new members
were elected: Cyrus w. Field, G. u. Hunt
ington, George Il. Roberts, Salmon G. SIM
mons, Samuel Sloan, EraStus Wiman,
Amnsa Stone, George j. Gould, Chauncey
w. Depew, and James W. Clendenin. Over
go, 900. 900 OF stock voted.
The following officers OF the company
were reelected by Che Board Of Directors :
President Green aud Vice presidents Eek
crt, Van Horn, Schell, aud Durhec.
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A PERFECT IGHT-PERFECTL
IA SAtE-TllE BEST IN THE WORLD
FOR FAMILY USE.
The RED c OIL Is ABSOLUTELY PURE, and
can be entrusted 10 TIE use of amy member Of The
household. IL WILL NOT SMOKE nor CRUST THE
WICK. Try II. 1t wholesale and ret III by
BODEkER BROTHERS. Druggists,
Oc G-Th3in 14l4 Main street.
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A Case Abandoned.

HARnsoXBURG, VA, October 12.-The
case Of the Commonwealth OF Virginia
against William Evans, in the matter OF a
writ OF h0Jeds corpus sued out by Evans,
originated rs follows: Evans, while act
ing rs one OF q posse near Winchester, Va,
in July last, was commanded by the deputy
United States marshal to shoot an escaping
party charged with violating the internal
revenue laws. The escaping man was
shot and seriously wounded, when the
State arrested Evans, who sued out 4 writ
Of h0Jeds corpus, which was granted by
Judge Rives, and made returnabc ut this
term OF the coErt. Since the count has
been I'm session the United States attorney
has been notified that the State has aban-
doned the prosecution of the case, and
Evans has been discharged.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

ENGLISH HAIR-BEUsliEs,
ENGLISH TooTH-BRUsHEs,
FRENCH PERFUsfERy,
TOILET POWDER,
sPoSGEs, FLEsu-DRusHEs. &c.
For saieb }. BLAIR, Druggist.
aus corner Broad and Ninth Streets
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nr,rrER.

PUTTERi BUTTER BUTTERi
A prilne ios ~ NEW YOrK GOSHEN and
DAIRY BUTTER; receiving thie day per steslners
For S ssiy NJ hsssyihsHak' ss = CO. Co..
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pULMoNAl PULMoNAl PULMoNAs

DULMONAi PULMONAi PULMONAt
T. ROBERTS BAKER, Druggist 0l9 Main
slreet, has secured the exclusive agency for Rich
mond city aud IIenrico county.
by FOX COUGHS, THROAT, AND
LUNG TROUBLE.
II requires only fair trial TO convince OF its
efacacy. II gives satisfaction ia every instance.
REFERENCES.
Rev. A. n. Gibson. NJ. d.. Rev. w. NJ Osborn,
Rev. ". S, Edwards, d. d., REV. 5. a. Wilson,
Rev. Job y. irice. Rev. a. =. Hank
Rev. :, Z: ": Lemon, Rev. J.. .: Herring,
Rev. ID. n. Carroll, Rev. ID. Henderson,
Rev. J. J. G. wcbster-sIl Of Baltimore, Md.
~ Rey; =; Foster and Rev. George " Lcech, or
Rev. James Gamble, Hagerstown, Mo.
Sold by Druggist AR. METER. Proprietor,
l22 west Faycttc street, baltimore, Md
PRICE, soc. oc 4-Tu.Th&sa3m
VAccINEi VACCINE!
TO TIE MEDICAL PROFESSION.
I have been appointed SOLE AGENT Tor the sale OF
.the
BOVINE TfEgH AZ ~ TIVE NEW
STATES OF VIRGINIA
aud
NORTH CAROLINA.
This II the
LARGEST AND MOST RELIADLE SOURCE
OF ANIMAL VACCINE
IN TIE UNITED STATES.
orGers by mail or telegraph promptly attended
4. ROBERTS, BAKER,
successor TO Meade & Bakerj
9l0 east Main street,
SC 2o-cod Rlchnond. Va.
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T. ROBERTS BAKER, Druggist, 019 Main
slreet, has secured the exclusive agency for Rich
mond city aud Henrico county.
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+. B. SPENCE & son,
MERCHANT TAILoRs,
003 MAIN STREET.
have Just received their
FALL AND WRITER STOCK
CLOTHS
wORsTEDs,
CgIEYIoTs
cAssDEREs, and
DIAGOEALs.
sUITINGs:
Great variety Of tasty and stylish patterns. Win
make them to order In the best style.
CALL AND EXAMINE THEN.
T.. II. sPgNcE & SON,
Merchant Tsiion,
an 3l-4m Oos sIaIa street
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-12
THE WIFE'S SECRET.

ncun bear il ?" asked George
Chesterheld's wife Of her own heart, as
she klelt beside the bed, her arms upon
il. her face hidden upon them. "Can
bear t--can bear it"
Then her own heart answered, "lon
can. for if he does not love you, you love
him." And she arose and stood
beside her baby's cradle.
That morning letter had been
brought to her-an anonymous letter.
accompanied by a packet. The letter
ran thus:
Madam-A friend who does not wish
to see you imposed upon sends yon these
to show YOU what aman may he. They
have been stolen from the person TO
who,n they were written, but the good
intention sunctitics means used to 1liither
II WELL wISHER.
The wife of two years read this,
and opened the packet. There she
found love letters written to some w0-
man addressed to Olivia, and dated one
wear before her own marriage-lett2rs
that told of passion warmer than II
was pure, for she who had awakened IT
was evidently wife-letters such as
George Chesterfield had never written
TO the woman who now read them.
Following them came this, dated on the
very day before their wedding:
DEAE OLIVIA, DEAREST OLIVIA
shall write no more to you. snail new.
er saw a word of love to you again, Tor
am about to place myself in u posltoI
which makes it my duty to appear t'
forcct Won. am to be married to-mor-
row. have done this to tear mysel
more completely from you. You nave
often told me that | should. lo'i arr
RIGHT. 4 man in love can not trust HIM
self For nv sake--and may | say 10
your sake also, Olivia Il have takel
this step. IA, -,
or course | do not love this girl; bu
she is pure, good woman, and | respeSc
her They call her beautiful, bnf ohi'
your face can be beautiful to my eyes
If rises before my eyes as | say adleu
Il will haunt me always, but here par
from it. Farewell-tarewell as though
were dying. oa+ o.o; =,
Perhaps in heaven we may meetasail
and there we shall be all in all TO eac
other Yours forever,
GEORGE CHESTERFIELD
Helen Chesterfield read tins through
knew it to be genuine, and cried out
her great agony "Oh, why did mot III
upon that happy wedding night WIN
did ] live for this
Then for two long hours she kneit d
side her pillow, struggling with hersel
struggling until at last her own hea
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-12

one that the woman drew from her boz
som, and hurried with it to the light.
She tore it open and looked upon the
lines within. This was what she read,
dated months after her marriage:
OL1vIA-My Friend: | told You !
would never write to you again, and !
wrote like fool. told you that ! had
married o woman that l did not love
and | should love you forever. Being so
true friend as ! believe you are to me,
you will rejoice to know that was
quite mistaken. l have forgotten the
unhappy passion Of my youth, as you
SO often babe me, and man never loved
o wife SO fondly as / love my darling
Helen. She is the life Of my life, the
soul Of my soul, and cannot leave you
under the false impression have given
Won, Love came after marriage, it is
true, to me, but it's germ was in my
heart. You will be glad to know Of this
and wish me, as l wish you, every hap
| piness. GEORGE CHESTERFIELD.
She read it through-she read it twice,
this poor wife to whom balm had come
after so many years-and sank down
upon her knees, forgetful Of all else, and
thanked God for it. When she turned
once more toward the bed she saw that
in that moment the death-angel had
came. and that the unhappy Olivia had
passed into eternity. When George Ches
terfeld met his wife that night he hardly
knew her. Her girlhood seemed to have
returned: her smile charmed him as o
yore; her eyes were bright, her lips rec
again. ;,
elbow happy yon look" he said. An'
she answered:
II am happy" Nothing more then
but one day she told him all.
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Vanuuished.

The True Southern, Sumter, S. G.,
says that warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure, aids us to drive away the
enemy known As diseases Of the kidney
and liver. In this attack Warmers Safe
Pills holds tile position of rear guard |;
indigestion is vanquished by Warmers
Safe Bitters, nervous diseases are ousted
from position by Warmers Safe Bitters."
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-12

A Cough, Cold OR SORE THROAT
should be stopped. Neglect frequently
results in an Iacurable Lung Disease or
Consumption. Browns BRONCHIAL TRo-
CHEs are cestain to gire relief IN -asthma,
Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh, Cons1mptire
and Throat Diseases. For thirty years
the Troches have been recommended by
physicians, and always give perfect sat-
isfaction. They are not new or untried,
but having been tested by wide and
constant use for nearly an entire genera
ton, they have attained well-merited
rank among the few staple remedies Of
the age. Public speakers and singers use
them to clear and strengthen the Voice.
Sold at Is cents box everywhere.
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WOUNDED.

WOUNDED.
Steady, boys, steady
Keep your arms ready,
God only knows whom We may meet here
Dont Ut me be taken
I'd rather awaken
Tomorrow. iI,-.no matter where
Than lie in that foul prison-hole over there.
Step slowly!
Speak lowly!
The rocks may have lfe
Lay me down in the hollow
We are out of the strife.
By Heaven the foeman may track me IN biooa'
For this hole in my breast is outpouring Hood
No, no surgeon for me; be can give me no anu
The surgeon want ~ pickaxe and spade.
Wha. Morris. tear Why shame on you man.
thought you n hero; but since You hegah
To wbimper and cry, like girl in her teens,
BY George don't know what the dewitt MEANS
"Well! well am rough, tis very rough HE
This life of a trooper-but yet I'm no 1901
I,know brave man. and friend from a foe;
And. bows. that you love me certainly Know
But wasn't it grand,
When they came down the hill over sloughing
and sand
lint we stood-lid not Like immovable ROCK
Unbeeding their balls aid repelling their shock
Did you mind the loud cry,
when Ms turning to fy
Our men sprang upon them determined TO dief
On, wasn't it grand
God help the poor wretches who fell III the feh'i
No time was then given for prayers or loi hish''
They fell by the score, in the crush mana 10
hand,t
And tbev mingled their blood with the slough
ing and sand.
"Cood Heavens. this bullet hole sapes like 4
grave!
A curse on the aim of the tratorotis khaSe
IL there never one of you knows how to pray
Or speak for man as his life Gibbs away
Pray Pray!
"our Father! Our Father! Why don't you pro
Can't Won see ! am DYING great God, how
bleed
Ebbing away the light ofday isturning to gray
Pray Pray
nf,ur Father in Heaven--boys tell me the rest,
While stapch the hot blood from this hole IN
my breast
There's something about forgiveness Of sln
Put that in, put that in land then
I'll follow your words and say amen.
"Here. Morris old fellow, get hold OF my hand
And. Wilson. my comradc-oh wasn't it CRANE
When they came down the hill like thunder
charged cloud,
And were scattered like mist by our brave littl
crowd
Where's Wilson-my comrade-here, stoop dow
your head;
Can't YOU say q short prayer for the dying ant
the dead r.
"Christ. God, who died for sinners all.
Hear thou this suppliant wanderer crT
Let not cen this poor sparrow fall
Unheeded by thy gracious eye;
Throw wide the Gates to let him in,
And take him pleading 70 thine arms;
Forgive, Lord his lifelong sin,
And quiet all his fierce alarms,
God bless you, my toprade for singing thi
hymn,
It's the light in my path, when my sight h'
grown dim.
i am dying--bcud down-'till touch You ont
more
Don't forget me- old fellow--God prosper II
war
Confusion to on enemies Keep hold Of n
hand
And float or dear flag Der prosperous Iand'
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-12
Mothers, Mothers, Mothers !

Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by.a sick child suffering
and crying with the excruciating pain
Of cutting teeth II 70, 80 Of once aud
get bottle Of Mrs. WINsLow's S0oTH-
ING SYRUP. II will relieve the poor
little sufferer Immediately depend upon
it.; there is no mistake about it. There
Is not mother on earth who has ever
used it, who will not tell you ut once
that it will regulate the bowels and give
rest to the mother, and relief and health
to the child, operating like magic. It
is perfectly safe to use in oil cases, and
pleasant to the taste, and is the pre-.
scription Of one Of the Oldest and best
female physicians aud nurses in the
United States. Sold everywhere. q
cents a bottle. [n61y
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-12

SOAP Sn ne 3 saas starch sAap and Candles s
store OF ANDREW JAChoON.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-12


kind to me, and not turn from me.
Promise"
81 PROMISE said Helen.
"You are George Chesteriield's wife
| know it. You need not answer. You
remember ten years ago receiving some
letters written to Olivia"
Remember! The wife's cheek paled
She remembered it always.
600 on she said hoarsely, bitterly
her whole voc upon her as it had nere1
been before. "Go on
81 am Olivia" said the woman. -
sent those letters myself. | did it t.
make You wretched, to revenge mysel
upon him. He was young when he me
me. |. % married woman, though no
older than hc--I lurcd him on; delight
ed in his hopeless lOvc-in those letter
iii his protestations. ! ioyed in the re
! ceipt of that one written on his Weaolh
night. Pure women can not tlnderstan
how wicked women rejoice in crnshln
hearts they Ito not care for: i'll rnlnin
Young mems lives for - petty triumph
Lady, do not turn from me; Eve not don
yet" =,
Had you not enoughs' gasped I'll
wretcbed wife. could you not bear
keen If from ne ! You ruined my youn
life. You killed me {; yes, yon Killed nj
rs far as heart went.
"Ahm cried the woman III was NJ
when he wro.e love to me that betraye
him. Revenge prompted me. Six mont
| after his marriage | received this. Rea
| it. When that come ! sent you Il
Others. was fiend; knew it; b'
nerhaps can undo my work even nos
Read this and see"
II Helen seized the faded, 'iingy enve
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-12

R re week in your own town. Terms ana
DOOs5out6t free. Address II. HALLET & Co.,
Portland Maine.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-12

&7O A WEEK. sig day at home costly
sD 4 Amade Costly Outfit Free Address
TRuE g. Co, Augusta, Maine
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-12

rlllo Nane0 may be found on file at Geo.
018 PHren P.Rowell & Cos Newspaper
Advertising Bureau 90 Spruce st. where 8dvertis-
tug contracts may be made for 1t In NEW IoAk.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-12

The Columbus ga Enquirer makes
note of the gratifying fact that the col
ored men, especially the farmers, are be-
coming very generally subscribers to
newspapers, and it claims that they
seem to care less about political news
than about the latest quotations OF the
markets and the general news Of the
day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-08-27
An Absurd Panic.

A young man, while swimming from
the west end of Ocean Grove to Roses S
bathing establishment at the east end of
Ocean Grove, a distance of three quarters
of mile, became exhausted and shouted
for help. One of the bathing put
out into the surf in boat and rescued the
venturesomc fellow. The cry of" A man
is drowning - created great excitement,
and the people crowded upon the pavilion.
In the rush a man stepped upon dog,
which gave loud cry of pain. Some one
shouted " Mad dog :" and panic ensued.
Men, women and children ran in all direc-
tions, a number crowding upon somo
chairs on the north side of the pavilion.
Suddenly there was a loud crash and a
portion of the floor sank. Two ladies
tainted with terror, and for a few minutes
there was great alarm and excitement. 1t
was ascertained that floor beam had
snapped in two. No one was injured.
The dog was kicked off the pavilion, ard
the young man who caused all the trouble
disappeared before his name could DO
learned.