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Daily Republican., 1881-08-04
Hankbnd's FavOrate &1lls.

lr. s,imms' Vegetable Liver Pills (sugar
co,.,edj move the bowo.s essy by acting d.
&C ~ GA the liver, restore tha lest energies
oy promoting tue heoltiy &ctt0n OF the liver ;
In .oiug tha hca .ache, neuralgia, pains In
the .ip't or left s".c or through the limbs,
In iseatton. c,,stlveness, 'ck stomach, weak
back, ai.llne.s, bad feelings through tho
b0ny ath."i- i,n,,s, niliiousness, general
woa ress and ".her bodily lnirmities are
curei. Tie positively operate without
pri ing. 81 keui lg, weakening or leaving the
ho el' c,Ft' Q 'riendd, easy, purKattve
and t,ver curn Is ce nrf Il hex Matn
dup"t, Fourlh AID King streets. PtIadel.
y la, tc2 A ch street Sod by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-04
Allrt AZ ~, Louis.

It now appears that the reported ac
cideDt to Harry McMullen, until re.
Gently Of this ciiy,bur no" of St. LoLis
is true. His father Samuel McMullen,
Of Berlin, Md. went to SEQ him yester.
day. Reports say his SKULL l.. fractured.
He is nephew Of U. s. Ne Mullen, and
his brother, a student at the Annap0i.
Naval Acad my, was drowned solut
time ago,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-04
.yo yso.t the Enormous De"' IL.

The demand ofthe people lor Sort q" hy'
method Of preparing Kidney. a,i.knova
wholesale dr iggi ts, "eu''' W., IN nrepsrs
son g. Co., of Burlington ,'',vp ,,vr,I AZ in
it fer va in liquid form a. ,,h,r % Of pr
drv form. 1t saves all the lan'I '"It,i,,;ent;
pairing, and as it is equally n. ~ '' KID
It is nr,eterred by N my person's.r sre provo
ney-Wort ALWAYS ana eVo'
itself A. perfeCt remedy
Daily Republican., 1881-08-04
Every Tuesday, Friday
DIR. JAS TODD, Of fPHlLAHFl .PHIA,

DIR. JAS TODD, Of PHILADELPHIA,
Who for NAM v ara ~ been niuently ruc-
reaSfui IA ,he trentmcnt Of CHRONIC Is
EASh1S has opened al office at
S02 MARK IT ST WHALING TON,
Where he cin he rot-nlted ou 1tesGay and
Friday OF each weuk l. tween he hours of 3
q. N. ana i D. Ii. p"r-Ous sun ring from Dys-
pC.s,:t Indigestion. Loss nt irpeti e, Consti-
pati0n, Nervota Wtahncss. GcEeral Debility,
Ata,Ih, Neurale,a, re,inesS, hoariny
sounds IN the Ilesn, Broncn'is. Asthma, ]'is-
eases Of the Throat, Lungs, Lover, spleen,
kiGaeys. Wowb and Innars organs, Gout,
Rtuunatism, Fright Disease, Sciataca.
Jmmbagu. Chronic ,iarrhUa anu lIysentery,
HemOr holds nr Files, iunctiOnul Diseases II
the II tlrt certain stages OF Warasmus and
Lung Consumption. ScTofulH, rimVles on the
Face, Diseases Of the B.coh AM Sfin, Scald
Head. &c &C.. VII iDl it greatly to their
aIvantaga to call, as they viii be told with
certainty what aiDs the =, and when cure is
promised you can rely upon it. Consultation
rec. 1e1-oin
Daily Republican., 1881-08-04
After the Lamp Lighter.

MEsSNs. EDTToKS Will Won l,lrast
inIorm the man Lilat gets paid for IlIut.
ing the street Ian ps in the Eighth " Art
that If be does nut pay more attcntio,
to lightin- them the citizens will r,por
hlm TO the proper authori;its. For ,h'
past ten nights the lamps in the loveI
end of the said ward, nave not BEEN a.
tended 10, and last night about drzr:
Of tneiH were not iIshtrd.
TAX pANtI,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-04
Kew are You MY idiriends -,

asked a hright-looking man. "Oh! |
teei miserable, I'm bilious and can eat
and my back is SO lame can't work. !"
"Why in the world don't You take X i'd
ney-Wort? that's what lake when I'm
out OF sorts, and it always keeps tue in
perfect tune, My doctor recommends
1t for all such troubles" Kidney. Wort
is a sure cure for biliousness and con.
stipation.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-04
txcurstOnie the XoO.

The NJ. e. Sabbath ScLoDl of Port De.
post passed through this CITY this
morning about $50 O'Clock IN their way
TO geological Garden at Fairmonnt Park
There were eleven cars we'll filled and
everybody 'eem'd bent on se.ing a day
ofp!ra>are.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-04
Ice Cream,

Charles Kyle is prepared 10 tuyn,st
t hu.st ice cream Of all HaVora, 10 a.
who may call either by Wholesale or rr
tSii, at the Northeast corner OF S!xtl
and Orange streets, or at his stall, cor
7,er OF SeconG and Market stTeets. P;.l
ties and families supplied al short no
toe,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-04
Saaldeu.

A colored girl named Mar,0n rr orange,
residing on Twelfth street ,e.' !, .a'ftprnoon'
was badly scaldei yesterday a. ~ starch
ny T the npsetting Of "A tea kea, t III / tI,i, vs
was applied to the wo'lI;a aa;es
followed by other relneolee'
Daily Republican., 1881-08-04
The FIX Cover II u r'H sum .srs1.

The funeral of Ex-Gov. salisbury
took place at Dover this afternoon, the
interment being at the church cemetery.
A number of friends OF the deceased
from Wilmington were in attendance.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-04
Postponed sale.

The sale OF COWS ami sheep advertise I'd
by Jane Sawion, ,Ir., t. take plaHe n
the Practical Farmer, Graui iyyi"'
Hundred, on Wednesday,, the ION III,
has been ro+tpone,, for a few wechs
ewing to the dry weather and scarcity
Of pasCure. Due notice will be given ii
the time it will take place.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-04
Extra citing Teeth % Cents.

each; god and plastic filings 81 t. S.;
beautiful sets Of Teeth SO and $l5 a til
guaranteed; work al tirs5 class from
the 1st to the 20 OF each month. No.
9l7 Market stree, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-04
FreIych Creek Falls.

Tl g Mt. Salem N. i. Church excur
sion TO French Creek Fails, left tne p
w. & Il. depot, at $50 tins morning
There we're seven cars filled with tn,
excursioni,ts.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-04
DO RIGHT to SrtseiII

at 13 East Fourth street, the great can
telo.pe and watermelon King, if yu'
want good article; he keep, the geuu
Inc Jenny Lind cautelonpe on hand ~
all tllnt,s
Daily Republican., 1881-08-04
As TO baggage.

Depot Master Gookin of the F. W
& Il. states that after tomorrow at .
O'clock all baggage will I've received al
the new temporary Shed at the to3t Of
" anut street, anti further notice.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-04

suttcrley & Co., 3o2 Market street
still live and are maxi ~ better photo.
graphs than ever at their old prices, /.
fine card photographs for 5 81 or tol
$l.o0. large one 8 By 10 for VI 90. Nc
extra charge for children or babies.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-04
Isic.nlc FL TIE Rnrk.

The Harmony Cornet band, (col, is
having pic , ic At Scheutzen Park this
afternoon. 1t made street parade
this forenoon.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-04
The city Markets.

There was q large amount Of produce
offered for sale Wednesday morning,
and the attendance at the market was
large.
The following were the ruling prices:
Daily Republican., 1881-08-04
Fish.

Powell q Bros, have on their sta y IN
the Fhiri StrptG market, two k'tNs "i
sea ba =, black fish, Hounders, GAL 'i,H,
mackere., trout, ha|ibnt, &"
Daily Republican., 1881-08-04

Smeltz deliver. good 70 all parts o.
the city free o! charge, and Sris loWai
than the lowest. Gave him a tlial
Deale in all kind, OF prJdIae, No. "a
East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-04
HINeil AK

will sell you fruits and rrndnce Of W
kinds lower thAn any dealer in the city
He is also the King Of waJerm@ ons and
can.eloupes.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-04
.,.o s,ot Horses

Charles Jester has just az arrncs horses spa
the West with tine ~. luod M at the W.,
mules. They are quarters. u. ss ses can y
Hotel stables, where purcn"
made.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-04
FORSEI PILE S.:.NE.
MENER FAILING kEMEDY

Those persons afflicted with either inward
" outward piles, Kill find Immediate re.
lief and IA permanent cure, by u|ing tnis
sslve. which has bcea used for years In Iri.
vate practice. Among the numerous cures
It has MADE, we refer to the following "itizehe
Of this city and vicinity: John Reynolds,
aconrietor Of tho Malta House Capt. John
Hrycock OF tug boat Falcon James Leach,
MADISON streets: VIA. anthony. No. West
Third street; John IMonaha,, Edge Moor
iron Works.
The only place In Delaware where this sal~o
is for sale IS at Mrs a. }. Maxweli'S, 405 " ssi
rlird street, and Mrs. l.. i. Je,uison AZ
Vest See ond street. Wilmington, Del.
jo25-lla
Daily Republican., 1881-08-04

Phelps Browns lnvigorating Pills
sold by Taylor & Fullerton, Druggists,
No. 302 King street.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-04
BRAN ! Bran p! !!

Plenty Of good Bran at the sta'sr
-four mills, 3)s W. Front strSs..
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-05-07
From white Grounds. I'd District.

An afflicted Famiiy.-Mr. Caleb Emmcrt, who
was stricken with paralysis last fall. improves
very sicwlcy. lie had gotten NJ aud about hut
f"r the last three week he has BEEN considerably
worse. owing. principally. TO the Illness of hi
grandson. Morgan Cooling. who IL lying at the
point Of death with ccrcbro. spinal meningitis. Mr.
Emmert took young Cooling to raise when he was
but eleven months old and has given him since
fathers care and protection. being much attached
to him. lie h now nineteen years Of age. The
family has the sympa,hits Of the entire neighbor-
hood.
FHLiie Sckoais. de.-I zee that Mr. Brua has
asked Tor additional appropriation with which 10
build new school N""scs. We are always In favor
Of public Fehuo.s hut as some are managed at
present VIC wuuii be equally as we'll OF without
them. IL there were few more energetic teach
ers like Mr.. Il. ". q. Trainor who would start
private schools the others-judging from what We
see here-wouid soon be practically valuiess. Mr..
Trainors private school is situated at Mount Alto
church, nj the junction Of the Franklin aud Dog.
wood roads. surrounded on all sides BY public
schools. His roll l. larger than that Of any other
school In the neighuorhood and parents send their
children past the pui lie schools TO him. Il would
seem that We have an ample sutfciency Of school
houses unless IL 10 intended TO build one for each
family. ACCIDENTAL
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-05-07
The Farmers Convention.

This meeting. which will be held on Thursday,
18th Of May, at the Timonium Fair Grounds,
promises 90 be very interesting, and doubtless
will be largely attended. A number Of gentlemen
of prominence In agriculture, or in branches Of
science connected with II, have accepted invita-
tions to make addresses or read papers, including
Prof ". q. Elley, late professor Of practical and
scientific agriculture at the Agricultural College
of Va, man of eminent attainment; Prof. +. b.
Wilson, now Of Baltimore, late assistan; in the
laboratory OF Iiebig. the father Of agricultural
chemistry, and Charles h. Harrison. Esq. Of this
county. who will give his experience in preserving
green corn fodder By the new process of ensilagc.
Some other speakers are expected who viii DO an
nounccd next week. The following a uestions will
be those submitted TO the meeting for discussion
I. Are regular exhibitions Of agricultural so.
cicies &C any adv vantage 10 the farmers Of Balti-
more county!
2. Would the cultivation Of tobacco be profit.
able in Baltimore county
J. To what crop should we apply barn. yard
manure,
I. What are the most profitable crops to raise
near large cities,
). What is the be-, method Of prepating ground
for the corn crop,
9. How can We derive the creates, benefit from
bone and super phosphate!
:. Would u be, to the interest Of farmers In the
counties adjacent TO the city Of Baltimore to esiab
lish hay and produce market in that city. To be
under their own control,
Al the organizations of the county and the far.
mers generally are invited TO attend and PARTED
pate in the proceedings.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-05-07
From Klngsvllle. 18th District.

WAsce !. Ki-gsriiie The village Of Kingsville
IL situated on the Belair and Jerusalem turnpike,
~ miles from Baltimore and midway between the
Great and Little Gunpowdcr falls. The place de-
rived its name from family Of Kings who nj one
time owned considerable property in the vicinity.
In olden times tho celebrated kingsvlle Hotel was
conducted by Mcssrs. Abraham King 4 Co., who
were also the managers 81 n stage line running be-
tween baltimore and Philadelphia, through Belair.
The original hotel was built In 1918, as IL shown
by large iron plate In one of the frc-piaces. Il
Is substantial stone building, 30x9t feet, with
full-iength porch In front, aud contains 10 large
rooms. A Mr.. Back once owned part Of the King
property and carried on extensive chair factory
here. There 10 now stage running 10 Baltimore
three times week and which carries the NAIL
We expect TO have daily mail after July 1st..
Messrs. Blair a Patterson. carriage and wagon
builders, are very busy, having all the work they
can do.
The funeral Of Mrs. c. Elizabeth Chapman,
widow Of the late J. J. Chapman, took place At
81. Johns church on the 25th ult., and was large
ly attended.
Wheat in this section looks well. II.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-05-07
From oardenviile, i2sh District.

A Remarkabie Tonb aHd description I'll prom
Used your readers fome time ago 90 give deserp-
ton of n remarkable tomb In the Hebrew GENE.
terry near this place, and 70 day "wednesday !
visited the cemetery with this object in view aud
was kindly given all the necessary information by
the sexton. Mr.. Robinson. This tomb was erected
for Rev. DR.. Lilisnthal, Rabbi Of Green street
Synagogue, Baltimore, and Il erected over the
grave Of his wife. who buried Sept. esth, 1850.
II Is beautiful piece Of work, Of pure Italian
marble. @ feet high. 6 feet In length and feet
wide, built In the shape Of y temple. The roof 10
inclined aad on each side Is inserted three panes
Of plate glass. A lamp filed with sacred oil,
brought from Jerusaletn, 10 suspended from the
centre Of the roof and IL 10 be Kept burning for
one year. The tomb 10 an exact copy Of the tomb
Of Rachel at Jerusalem, and is the only Of the
kind In this country. The inscription In letters
Of gold and black is In Hebrew and 10 ~ follows
blouse Of Hannah. Here lies buried the daugh-
ter Of Moses. the wife OF Julius Lilienthai, pous
woman In all her ways; uprightness and honesty
was her policy and she gave helping. hand TO al
good with the consent Of her husband. She vas
taken from him ~ the stone from the ground, In
her best years and her soul has been taken up 10
heaven. 1.-THE Lord giveth and the Lord taksth
away, blessed be the name Of the Lord" asl
Cornerstone Laid.-Tho cornerstone Of the
German Luthern church, known as So. Peters, Q
miles the Beiair road, laid with appropriate
ceremonies last Sunday. The day being fine
several hundred persons were present The min
listers present, taking part In the ceremony, were
the pastor, Rev. II. 0retfei, Rev. c. L. Starker,
Rev. Hugo HanEel and Rev. John Mann. The
building. which will be Of brick, will be 3ox5o
feet, with tower So feet high from the founda-
ton. box was placed In the stone In which
were deposited hymn book, constitution Of the
church. local and religious papers, coins, &c. The
following are tho trustees Henry Lang. 7. DeitE,
A. wirshing. II. Mohr, c. Dcemer and John HOr.
ner. The old church was built In 1861 and had
at that time bat rs members. ..a
s. 8. Rs-sryaaissd.--0n Sunday afternoon last
the Sunday school at Gatch's NJ. Il. church WAS
recognized aud the following eecers were elect
ed: supt., J. c. Councilman; assistant, Rev.
Thomas 0orsuch secretary and treasurer, A. Me-
Cormick, Jr. librarian, Chas. Ehrhardt. Rev.
+. Richardson was present and assisted In the 70.
organization and afterwards delivered and i'm
prcssive address 20 the children. tElft
Weeds Tre.-On Sunday afternoon last Gre
broke out In Mr.. Browns woods, near Blue Dali,
Phila. road, aud burned over o large portion Of .
wood.cutting, destroying, Il 10 said. some 200
cords ofwood. The origin Of the ere 10 unknown.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-05-07
From Rayyille. eth District.

Re. Oryanisafism.-Th United Brethren Sunday
school ut this place was 70 organized on Sunday
last and the following officers we're elected: Super
intendent, John W. Cooper; assistant, VIM. Cor
such; secretary and treasurer, Albert II. StifIler
librarian, Amos II. Hayes.
RsiigioHs.-Thc FIRST quarterly conference for
Pine Grove Mission, u. d. church, was held on
Saturday, April :5d, at Pine Grove church, Rev.
&. 7. Stern, Presiding Elder. Chestnut Grove and
ioshairs appointments were dropped and Park
ton was added 60 the list OF appointments. II
seems that there has not been q proper iuterest
taken In the work on this mission by those who
should have been interested In lie success, and u
has been In . languishing condition for some time
past. but great change 10 expected this year I'M
der the pastorate Of Rev. z. A. weidier, who hes
already manifested his ability 10 declare the whole
counsel Of God aud made . favorable impression
on his co-workers in building up the waste places
Of Zion.
On The Farm.-Some Of our farmers have finished
planting corn, some are planting and some are
preparing to plant. Grain 10 looking tolerably
we'll and 10 the season proves favorable fair yield
may be expected. The cold weather has not In.
jurcd the fruit 10 any extent worth MENTIONING
Hay and fodder are scarce and high In price.
The Granye.-The members Of Summit Orange,
No. l6i. =. of IT,, who have for the past Ave years
held their meetings in the Odd Fellows hall, will
soon commence the erection Of q new hall In the
village Of Midiletown. What power the Grsnge
would be In the farming community if the fras
spirif If cooperation pervaded the entire men,
bership But In the Grange as In other organiza-
tions, the struggle for the almighty dollar takes
precedence To the detriment Of some Of lie most
important features. 0nsERvER.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-05-07
County Teachers Association.

The baltimore county Teachers Association held
Its regular quarterly meeting In the lecture room
Of the Young Mems Christian Association build
ings baltimore, on Friday and Saturday Of last
one In the Masonic Temple In which the meetings
were formerly held. The light and ventilation
were great helps to the cheerfulness Of the teach
ers and prevented the fatigue incident 10 . long
lesson on one particular subject.
After prayer and music the entire morning ses-
sion OF two hours was occupied by Prof NJ. A.
Newell, principal Of the Normal School, In having
the teachers parse the following words: II Is said
that there time whsR patience ceases 20
BE- "a rirfHe. "It," "comes," "even," "virtue" were
the parts Of speech that ELECTED the most criticism
the noun for which ait" Is used the correct tense
Of scenes" whether seven" Is an adjective or ad-
verb and the case Of "virtue," were the prominen
features Of the discussion. Al the close Of the
sessinn there was no determination as to the cor
rect rendering.
The entire afternoon session consisted Of lesson
on Reading. The teachers, as In the morning
session, were called upon promiscuously to give
answers 20 questions asked By the lecturer on the
object Of teaching reading. the amount of infora-
tion necessary TO intelligent reading. &c.
On Saturday morning an able aud exhaustive
essay on "Gradation" was read by Mr.. J. q. Bos-
ley, after which Prof Lovcjoy read an interesting
selection. Mr.. q. Clinton Hanna drilled mum
Der Of the teachers In making out correct rcpsrts
tainment under the auspices Of the association was
given In the eoncer, room Of the Y. NJ c. A. build
ing to n very large and highly appreciative audi.
ence. The singing and reading were excellent
and the remarks by Prof ID. C. Gilman, president
Of the Johns Hopkins University, were easy
and fluent that one could not help remarking tina;
Il u the finished scholar who shows least of tho
pedagogue. The farce. "0ne too many for him, -
was eapitally rendered. Their respective parts
were appropriately acted by P.ofs. p. X. Lo,ejoy
and Z. O. Cover and Misses Owens, Cover and
Jones.
The meetings were attended by Col. Jenifer,
president Of the School Board, and several minis
tiers Of the county, and on Saturday By several Of
the city teachers.
Salaries TO the amoun, Of $4,000 we're paid to
the white and colored teachers.
A voluntary private subscription from the white
and colored teachers was taken up 20 purchase u
handsome present for the Examiner. Mr.. I. C..
BruG. The surplus money on hand from the pur-
chase Of Mr.. Swift's present was passed into the
general fund for deirayins the expenses Of the
association. iWA
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-05-07
Suicide by a New Plan.

John.H. Frank, German. IS years Of age, who
kept beer saloon opposite Bayview Asylum, 18th
district, committed suicide on Friday morning Of
last week By shooting himself with breech-load-
ing shot gun. Early In the morning be went to
the Bayvisw brewery, near by, and after buying
. keg Of beer babe several Of the employees whom
he knew good bye. lie then went home, and
taking the gun with him went TO his room. This
was about 10 o'clock, and about ten minutes after
ward the report Of gun was heard from the direc-
tion Of his room. Iiis son ran 20 the apartment
and found him on the bed with the whole Of his
face torn to pieces. the ceiling Of the room being
befpaitorcd with brains whilst tho bed drench-
cd with blood, which flowed from the chastity
wound. He was hardly recognizable, and lie was
entirely extinct when he was discovered. The gun
was loaded with water, and u 10 supposed that
Frank at the tune Of committing the deed sat ON
the side Of the bed and pulled the trigger with his
foot The fact that he loaded tho gun with water
shows that be was asssrminea on sell. destruction,
asst y one Or The sufest methods Of DEATH espcci-
ally when the muzxle Of the gun Il placed In the
mouth or under the chin, a. was the case In this
instance. Justice Dorsey, Of Canton, was notified
and held m inquest, tho jury rendering = verdict
Of suicide. He leaves n wife and six children,
whase Ases range from II TO rs years. He had
been threatening suicide Cor . long time, but bis
family can ascribe no reason for his rash act,
eept that he had been drinking quite heavily.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-05-07
From tho 10th District.

Tie Crops and Fraif.-Grain, where there 10
any growing. looks very we'll, but late sown wheat
was pretty generally killedout. saw some fields
In which hardly o stalk was visible. Come far
mers planting corn, while others are just SOW
Ing oats. Clover and timothy look we'll, taking
thing into confederation. The peach crop,
think, will DO failure as there 10 scarcely bios.
som 10 be seen at this writing. The trees appear
90 be dead.
Bee. Kaied.-The past has been very hard
winter on bees, nearly all 10, this nsighborhood
having been killed. i learn that Mr., 7. 7. Grif-
9Th, who had large number OF hives, lost all Of
them and others shared The ssme fate. Your cor
respondent lost all q BIZ bst one swarm and Il
seems very weak.
J. p. cuady, who has beea vsry
VI for some time, 10 improving. There has been
great deal Of sickness In The nsighborhecd Tor
some months scarlet fever having been quite prev
aient. gG. :. 80
!Sasks Siory.-A few days ago Scott Rhinshart
KILLED very largo snake ON Mrs. Nelson's farm,
bot your correspondent rerains from giving iis
Dimensions for fear his statement will not be
credited. Mr.. Rhinehart desires 10 warn the men
and boys OF Nonemaker's, who indulge In fshing,
10 be on their guard, as be 10 confident this mon
ster has . mats In the neighborhood.
Good Sais.-It IL reported that Mr.. Josiah
Aimony has sold his trotiing colt 10 gentleman
In Baltimore for the snug sum Of $500. This colt
troted at the last county fair and attracted much
attention. An. = r.fr4.ffF
Fire.-There was q large Gre on Sunday last
along the line Of the N. G. r. r., caused BY sparks
from the engine Of On express train bound North.