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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-03
SheriF's Sale,

Sherif's Sale,
STATE OF KANSAS,
ALLEN COUNTY. I
In the District Court Of the Seventh Judicial
District sitting in and for Allen county stats Of
Kansas. !.
Desier A. Clapp, Plaintiff,
VS..
Isaac Erect etal., Defendants.
By virtue Of an execution in the above en-
titled cause to me directed and delivered, issQ-
ell out Of the District Court Of the Seventh Ju-
dicial District. State of Kansas, sitting in and
for Allen county, in said State, will on
Saturday, July 9th A. D. 1881.
ut Q O'Clock p. N. of said day, at the front door
of the court house in the city of lola, Allen
cbuAty, Kansas, offer for sale and sell to the
highest bidder for cash in hand the following
described real estate, t0-wit:
Lots g and In block 15;and lots 7,S, 8, 10 and
II In block IL in the city OF lola, Allen county,
Kansas, said lands been been duly levied upon
as the property OF the above named defendants
and will be sold 10 satisfy said execution. APP
praised valuation, $40 90.
JOHN II. WALTERS.
Sheriff OF Allen county, Kansas
J. II. Richards, Atty for Plaintiff.
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ALWAYS PATRONIZE
YOUR
Home Merchants!

|
No citizen of lola or uicinity ought to buy
Merchandise of any kind a1coy from home, pro-
vided their home Merchants will sell goods Jo1O
as the Merchants of neiehbo11ng to1Ons; but when
you have to pay more for goods from, your Home
Merchants than you can buy them elsewhere, them
is the time for you to take your money zO7se7e 1t
will do you the most good.
We are no10 opening the largest selections Of
LzzOns and L0ces 1ue have ever had; Ladies Linen
and DeBaSe busters and listers; Mems, Boys
and Youths Busters; Ladies' Linen Suits; In fact
an entire nez0 stock of summer goods.
These goods 1ue will sell you LOWER THAN
YOU CAN BUY THEM 1T HOME. And to
satisfy and insure you against loss of time In the
event of your coming dozOa, simply say this:
Come do10n and see us, and If you do not find it
to your Gdv0nt06e to trade Nth US, 1Oe will pay
you in cash for your time.
1t is gerry fashionable no1O for Merchants to
advertise thing and do another, and 101aile 10e
do not ask you to take our zOo7z being ercep
ton to that class of Merchants, zoe do say that
whenever you find anything in our advertisements
that fail to live up to, will pay you at the
rate of $50 90 per day for your tinae So come,
zUe WiW do you GOOD and at the same time dQ our,
selues HkeWise.
HYSINGER & R0SENTHAL
Humboldt, Kansas
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-03
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Advertisements and Locals under this heading, in
Brewer type Averaging sir ,Cords to line will cost
Ten Cents per line for each publication. Signatures
and initials make one line.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-03

Lonsdale Muslin yard wide), 81 cts.
at NORTHRUP'S.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-03
OFFICIAL PAPER OF COUNTY.

In some counties in the State, and
especially in Miami county, the farm
ers claim that fax is the most profit
able crop they can arise.
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Spring Opening.

Iwould respectfully invite the La
dies of lola and vicinity to call and
see my new stock of Spring and
Summer Millinery goods. 1 have a
supply of Trimmed Hats and BOnnets
in all the latest styles and new shades.
Mrs. JAS. SIMPSON.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-03

Japan Tea, 20 cents per pound, at
COwan's.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-03

Corn, wheat, fence posts, wood, tim
Der, or farm for sale cheap for cash by
ID. f. Edwards, near Thomas saw mill.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-03

The Best and Cheapest Syrup in
the market is at COwan's
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-03
New Millinery Goods.

NOW NlIIIIucTy WOOUSe
Ladies, call and see the latest styles
and best assortment of bonnets, hats
and children's wear. Also full line
of trimmings such as Ombersilks, Sat
ms, Serge and Cherrettes, at
CYNTHIA WILLRTT'S.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-03
Fruit Jars at COwan's.

Lonsdale Muslin (yard wide) 81
cents at 0. p. NORTHRUP & Co.'S.
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T,.s- % .-.r-i- q -
tRe ? iSsH ? !.
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Suicide.
Deyourlng Flames.
FIFTEEN BUILDINGS BURNED AT wADEsBoRo'
Y. G.

FIFTEEN BUILDINGS BURNED AT wADESBORO' /,
n. c.
WILMNGTON, n. c., December 2S.-A
special to the Star reports that fire at
Wadesboro' last night destroyed twelve or
fifteen buildings. Loss, $4,000 to $4,000.
The insurance is estimated at $1,000 TO
$1,000.
RALEIGH, Y. c., December 2S.-The fol-
lowing are the chief losers by the fire at
Wadesboro' last night: PARIS & Williams,
]. III. Horton, J. \. BOggan, G.. Il. Horton.
Thomas Crawson, and b. b. Horton The
loss is now given at $4,000 and insurance
at $4,000.
A TY-THOUSAND-DOLLAR BLAZE IN Az
GUsTA, GA.
AUGUSTA, GA, December 2S.-A fire this
morning destroyed a store on Broad street,
occupied by Borum X Brother, grocers,
and w. u. Bowen, gunsmith. The resi-
dence OF Mrs. Mary ID. Antignac was part
" DESTROYED. The stock OF W. I. Ander-
son a Co.. dry goods, was badly damaged
bv water. and that Of Meyers q Marcus
slightly injured. Total loss, $50, 900; fully
insured. The fire is supposed 10 have
been caused by the explosion Of an oil
lamp in Borum Brothers store.
ImE IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, December 2S.-A fire this
morning at Nos. SO, SO, and 30 Camden
street caused losses aggregating $4,000,
divided among several manufacturing firms
i'm sums of $4,000 to $4,000 each. The losses
are mostly covered by insurance.
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A Bout with u burglar,

WHICH A PICK WAS USED WITH Ibih'IhLE
EFFEC1-KNIFE AND TEETH USED IN THE
EFFORTS TO ESCAPE.
The residents OF No. 1917 north Market
street had "A terrible adventure with
burglar and thief last night which may re-
suit i'm the death OF the master OF the
Premises, Mr.. Champion Coleman. III was
ailer midnight that the scoundrel entered
he house, making his way through tne
hont door. Entering Mr.. Coleman
non he took possession OF that gehue
man's vest and its contents, ana was
mking away with them, when Oole-
hans brother, who hau heard hoise
below stairs, came down from his room IN
iae upper part Of the house just IN time 10
intercept the Digit OF the robber. seeing
be was headed of. the latter turned MS
course. making for the rear OF the premi-
So, hi, object being 20 make his escape cto
Yhe rear gate. But here he was again
billed, FOR the gate was locked, and the
lace was too high 10 climb. Finding HIM
seli hemmed i'm on all sides, the scoundrei
t1d bold Of large iron pick OF shiiicleh'
weight 10 slay am OK al q single dow:
With this weapon I'm hand he turned ana
iieed his pursuers, Mr.. Coleman haNlhS
By this time taken hand in the chase.
Telling them TO get out OF the way OF
he would kill them, the robber made
Mr.. Coleman and his brother.
hey stood their groun1. but the
Villain. who was determined to do or die,
issed The pick and brought II down with
iarful force on Mr.. Coleman's head. The
pint Of the pick went crashing through
Is skull. and not only fractured II, but
.aercd the temporal artery, and ielled Mr..
Coleman 10 the ground. His brother, how
trg, was still there, and he made at n, the
tegld-be assassin. The TWO had IL M
ih4-tuek for a moment. Then the ,nlei
dlay knife ana commenced slashlng
asay with A.. lie cut his opponent a pau
ysh upon the arm, and was preparing 70
@more, when Mrs. Coleman appeared anu
ghDpIed with the monster. As she reacn-
9 for the knife he bit at her IKE aog,
skng q piece out OF her arm. by tins unle
allhe occupants OF the house were aroused,
aAd came TO the 'front.' but the burglar
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WASHINGTON, December o. The deaths
from smallpox during last week, officially
reported to the National Board Of Health,
were a. follows: Pittsburgh, %; Cincin-
natl. IA; New York, IL; Philadelphia, IL.
WAHPEToS, DAKOTA, December 2s.--Sev-
enty-seven cases OF smallpox have occurred
in the infected district below here, twenty
five Of which proved fatal. The disease Is
spreading considerably on this side Of the
river, ard seems to be singularly fatal.
Some 81 the victims are said to have died
within twenty-four hours after being at
tackled. II il also said that before death
blood gushes from the eyes, ears, and nose
OF the victims. These symptoms suggest
that the disease is not simple smallpox,
but partakes rather OF the nature Of a
plague.
NEW YORK, December 2S.-The health
authorities reported this afternoon finding
family Of six persons-fatber, mother,
and four children-sick with smallpox at
a tenement-house on Blocker street. The
family L. named Forrest, and all the MEM
bers OF II were in different stages OF the
disease. They were removed to the small
poX hospital. Another case OF smallpox
was found on Second street, and three
other suspicious eases were reported for
investigation.
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A BigsmIst Confronted by Two wives.

"ColOnel" Walter II. Chase, principal OF
the High school at Huntington; Pa, who
is charged with bigamy, was arrested at
that place on Saturday night on a bench
warrant after indictment by Detective
Richard O'Comor, OF the District Attor-
news Office, and brought to this city. lie
was accompanied by one OF his wives.
Mary J. Chase, wife No. /, who makes the
charge, was married 10 Chase on February
%, 1876, at Springiort, Mich. ON the lst OF
October last Chase was married in this city
TO Alice c. McElrOy, a school-teacEer OF
Medway, Mass, who had run away nom
home. by the Rev. Robert Coliyer. IL
is said that he has wife at Waltham,
Mass. and two or three more in other parts
of the country. Chase claims to have been on
General Towards staff during the war, and
to have been wounded at the battle OF Get
tysburg. The police say, however, that
the wound was received during biawl in
n liouor-saloon in Chicago. lie was at one
time principal Of the High school at Wall
than, and at the time OF his arrest held
similar position in Huntington. He was
compelled to leave Midway, it is said, in
consequence OF charges made against INN
that he had attempted TO corrupt some OF
the Dunils. "ColOnel" Chase is thiity-siX
wears old. Two OF his wives met at police
headquarters yesterday, and ii was rs much
rs tbe detectives could do TO prevent them
from attacking him. He will be arragned
i'm court this morning Iorh UorId.
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anrnfringed Patent Suit.

BALTIMORE, December 2S.-ln the United
States Circuit Court to-day in the case OF
Boykin and Carmen against X. j. Baker x
Co., which was argued Before court seye-
raj weeks since, Judge Morris filed his
opinion in favor OF the defendants. The
action was for alleged infringement OF
patent for the manufacture OF fertilizers
sold by the compliments, from the manu-
foeturc and sale OF which they would have
derived large profits had not the defend-
ants and Others infringed upon their patent.
The Court held that the only difference
between the formula patented by the com
plainants from the old Lelbig formula was a
substitution OF dissolved bone and ground
plaster for ground bone and calcined plas-
Ter. and that the patent was invalid Tor
want OF novelty or any patentable diseov-
ery. A large interest was involved In the
result OF this suit.
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drove all out Of the yard. They locked
him in there, however, and kept him there
until the police came. The people In the
house were 80 afraid that they would not
open the door TO allow Officers McIIale
and Schafier 10 como into the yard, and so
they gently kicked the door in, and then
went for that burglar with clubs and pis-
tolls drawn. They found him an "easy
ake.' His previous tussles had worn him
out. He was taken TO the Third district
police station and locked up, where charges
OF assault TO kill and burglary were pre-
ferred against HIM. DIR. Donnegan was
called In 10 attend Coleman, and, In re-
spouse to query after the examination
was made, said that Coleman was In an ex-
ceedingly critical condition. The man ar
rested gives his name rs Daniel Dayton.
lie Is a stout-built negro. - Globe Democrat.
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Two Dead Mems Journey.

HAVING DIED OF SMALLPOX, THEY CREATE
GREAT EXCITEMENT AND ARE GCFlkD'
New York, December 27.-The Board OF
Health Yesterday received notice from the
New York. Lake Eric and Western Railroad
Company stating that on Decembef 22d the
bodies OF George and Frederick Cunning
ham. who died from smallpox, were eX-
hnmed from the town of New Lots, Brook
Ivn. by Undertaken Ferdinand Brown, and
after being placed in ordinary wooden coli
Gns were taken through this city ana
Skinned on the Erie road to Wellsburg,
Chemung county. The collins leaked IN
the car so that the danger OF the disease
snreoding was imminent, and such excite
ment preyailed on their arrivals at Welisbnfg
that the company had TO run the contain,
mated car 10 Elmira, when il was switched
al into the FAIRGROUNDS and disniected'
THE bodies of the two men were buried
in haste at midnight. 1t was also iearnea
in WeIlsburg that the permits OF the New
lot. Town Clerk had been altered, so that
Tho date of the death Of the two men was
registered as March and 9, 1880, instead
~ 1881. The Board ordered their attorney
10 prosecute Undertaken Brown for not en-
closing the bodies in metallic collins, as re-
ouircd by law.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.
ASSASSIN GUITEAU's CHANCES.
Damaging Testimony Of Experts as 90
IFS InsanitJ-.

Arrest Of a Registered MaiI-Lester Robber--
Railroad Matters-A Fertilizer-Patent Suit
Decatur, Aiabama-A Georgian, after
being Fatally Stabbed, Stays Three Men-A
Terrible Tragedy In Aiabama-Other
Crimes-OfilciaI Report OF the smaIl-Pox;
the Disease In the Form OF a Plague in Da-
kofn. Nc.
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Arrested Charged with the Southemp-
ton Murders.
Especial telegram to the DIspa,ch.I

IsINcla1 Telegram % The DIspatch.I
NORFOLK, Va. December 2s.-This morn
ing Constable Pauline arrested two white
men on suspicion Of the murder OF two
young men, John Murrell and Thomas
Glover, and the robbery and burning Of
the store Of the Messrs. Prince, at Green
plains, southampton county. lie had the
two men photographed, and these, with
full descriptions, were forwarded TO the
authorities Of Southampton, that the men,
il they are the guilty parties, may be iden-
tilted. They deny all knowledge of the
crime, and assert that they came here on
the Washington steamer.
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Texas Casualties.

GALVESTON, December 2S.-The AelcSS
Morgan special says that FIRE broke oul
YESTERDAY morning in the iurniture-store OF
Anderson a. Pierson. The flames spread,
consuming the residence OF A. q. higgins,
the storehouse OF II. IL. Edmmdson, grocer,
and a number OF wagons. No estimate
has been made Of the loss.
The Ne,os's Dallas special says that al '
o'clock last evening runaway team col
lided with a street-car on the san Jacinto
line, killing John Spencer, lad fourteen
years old, and seriously iniuring the driver
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Manufacturing Company Organized.

AUGUSTA. Ga, December 2s.-Thc John
p. King Manufacturing Company was or
ganized to-day. Capital, 81, 900, 900. Charles
Estes president, and G. c. Baldwin, OF
New York, and o. III. Sampson, of Boston,
among the directors. The first instalment
Of 10 per cent. is called for, payable Janu-
airy 10th proXimO.
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FINANCIAL.
STOCK EXCHANGE.
wrDxrSDAy Decernbcr az. 1881.

SALEs--FIRsT BOARD.--2 shares Richmond and
Danville Railroad stock at 1877; $500 Virginia
deferred at IL; 1894 Virginia Unreasonable cou-
pons at 10.
SECOND BoARD.-f,00G Richmond and Danville
Railroad gold SIS at 104,: 10 shares Union Bank
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by Telegraph.

NEW YORK. December -N0op.-Stocks irrcg-
ular and unsettled. Money per cent Exchange
Long. 40; short, 4S2si. State bOAds Inactive.
Governments generally unchanged.
observation-disclosures, 4793. Governments firm.
new 5's, 1929; new As, 114is: new A.
lls% Money, 5@6 and l-32 per cent. states
dull. Sub-Trcasury halancc-Coin, SS4251,736;
currency. $4.3jG,137.
II RON
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Railroad Matters.

ATLANTA, December 2S.-To-day Gene
IN, William MeRae, superintendent OF the
Western and Atlantic railroad, resigned,
and Robert Anderson was elected to the
vacancy.
Joseph VI. Brown, son OF Senator Brown,
has been made general freight agent.
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OLDDOMINION STEAMSHIP DFpfN
~ COMPANY. ssxs3ksed6
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one Of their splendid
steamcrs-0LD DOMINION, WlANokE. MAN.
HATTAN.Rnd RICHNOND-ENERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at T.. NJ, and SUNDAY at o
4. VI.
steamers leave New York TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS, and SAII RDAYS at l.. VI. from Pier
26 (new numbcrl, foot of Beach street, North
river.
They have splendid saloons, state-rooms, and
bathrooms.
The fare. accommodations, and attentions are
unsurpassed.
SIS: Storage. ~ and 81.
Frelghts for points beyond New York forwarded
with Dispatch, and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
FreIghts received until o'clock Z. NJ. daily.
For further Information. apply 10
GEORGE ". ALLEN X CO., Agents,
nv office ComPany's wharyes. Rockets.
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HEALTH Is WEALTH.

On. +. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT; n specific for lIysteria' Dizzi-
ness. Commissions. Nervous Headache, Men,
tal Depression, Loss Of Memory, Prcma-
ture old Age, caused by Oycr-eNertlOn, eN-
cess. or oyerwork of the brain. which leads To
misery. decay and death. one box VIII cure re-
cent eases Each box contains one months treat
ment. One dollar box. or six boxes for five dol
lars-sent by mail prepaid on receipt OF price. We
guarantee six boxes 10 cure any ease. WIN each
with five dollars, we viii send the purchaser our
written guarantee 10 return the money II me treat
mept does not effect a cure. Guarantees Issued by
BODFKFR BROTHERS. Druggists. wholesale and
retail agents Richmond, Va. Orders by mail VIII
receive prompt attention. my l5-SaTu&Ihly
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH lin
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Steamers of this line will sail every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at IL NJ, and every SUNDAY ats
4. VI.
Freight for Tucsdays' and Fridays steamers re
ceiyed till | 1870 4. VI: for sundays steamer al
L. NJ saturday. Freight received daily till 8
L. VI.
Fare, 80.
steamers connect at Philadelphia for Fall river
and tho East.
For further information: apply 70
j. W. McCARRICk,
General southern Agent.
W. L. CLYDE & Co.
no 40 General Managers.
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Rev. DIR. Ignatius +. Horstmann, rector
q, 81 Mary;s Roman Catholic church, OF
philadelphia, has received number 9l
threatening letters from. man VINO ~, ~
known as Nicholas the Prophet. The
final communication, 1t Is SAID, threatened
his life, fact which led TO placing the cast
in the hands of the police. Nichoias asserts
himself to be inspired by the Holy uhostS
aud finds fault because Dr. horsliiiahi WI"
not be guided by his views.
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yrW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK, December 2s.-Cotton-Nei re-
ceipts, 5000 bales; gross, 1000 bales. FIXTURES
ali eosSSI !. a3 January, siI.es@sll.ve; Feb
mary sl2.2s@sl 30; March, sl2.4e@ 1880
Apra, si2.6s@s l2.69; MAY, silfi@siisso
AnrnSt' Si3.iD@sl3.2o; September, sly.5O@
si552; october, slL75@sll7Gi November
tlI5561sll,57,
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOEp. December 2s. 1881.
SALES.
CoRN.-Whiir, % bushels very good At 73c.
Hmm.

Fl0ur-We quote: Fine, s4.50@SJ; extra. S76l
s725: supcrhno, SG.2jM $500; common Elmily 7,
s725@$7.J0; choice family, 5000.
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NOR NEW YORK.-The Old In.

II Dominion steamship Company ssHz<fk1es
steamers will sail follows: steamer OLD DO
MlNfON, Captain WALKER, EVERY TUESDAY
al / O'Clock 4. VI; steamer WlANokE. Captain
COUCH. EVERY FRIDAY at 1 O'Clock l.. NJ;
steamer MANHATTAN, Captain KELLY, EVERY
SUNDAY at q o'clock A. NJ
Freight received mp 10 l2 o'clock NJ. for the
Tuesdays and Fridays steamer, and 10 5 o'clock
saturday evening for sundays ship.
Through bills of lading signed aud goods for
wnrded with dispatch 10 all points north, south,
east, and west. also, 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
After-calin fare TO New York, $40; round
trip, ~ "a: steeragc, 20 aud "a.
For freight or passage, apply 20
u. W.ALLEN & CO., Agents.
nv Cts C0mpany's Wharf. Rockets.
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Murder and Suicide Caused by
IenIOusY.

BIDDEFORD, Me-, December 2s.-Leon
Moore, OF this place, employed as a clerk
in Boston, came here a few days ago to
spend the Xmas. This afternoon he called
upon his afianced, Miss Belle Cushman, an
cstimaDle young lady. Shortly after his
arrival shots were heard in the room where
they were, and the girl was found dead in
her chair and Moore on the floor dying.
He had shot her behind the ear and him.
self through the eye. Jealousy is the sup
posed cause.
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IfaiI-RObber Arrested.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, December 2S.-
Richard III. Leslie alias Leslie III. Sc1yeps
was arrested here to-day by Thomas G.
Hewlett, deputy United states marshal OF
Northern Alabama, on the charge OF rob-
bling United States postal-cars on the Ben
ningtOn and Rutland railway, Vermont.
Scriyens was conductor on the road, and
made it his custom to go into the postal
ear on pretencc OF helping the clerk, and
on all opportunities would steal registered
letters. He carried this on fully four
months before he was suspected, but
was finally arrested and placed under
bond. His friends on the railroad made up
the amount OF the bond. and as soon as he
was released from the Bennington-Street
Jail he escaped and went first to New York:
thence TO Chattanooga, where he entered
the Alabama Great Southern Car-WOrks Is
n builder. 1t is believed he succeeded in
stealing several thousand dollars. lie has
two wives i'm Vermont
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pICrURE-FRAmEs. ENGRAvINGs. &c
SEINE-TIIREAD.
CEINE-THREAD. Ht

SEINE-THREAp. Sssge
We are now prepared 10 GIL orders for all NOS
aud brands Of sEINE-ThREAD. Our threads are
guaranteed to be made Of the best fax that Is
grown, which we are Offering at bottom prices.
Can early and make your selections before the as
soriment Is broken.
l.. LICHTENSTEIN & SONS,
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets,
Sole Importers Of the LION BRAND SEINE
THREAD, warranted full standard.
dc l4-3m
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WHEN THE BRAIN is wEAnIED, the nerves un-
strung, the muscles weak, use Hor BirrEhs'