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.,,,h., novs Aesinss the Jsvs-

Bzk,Is. April "a popular move
.,a;nst the Jews has broken ont q Ar
csnsn West Prussia. A mob, led by 9
sebool teacher, wrecked the hoesee o
seupe Jexs, and msltreassd The iaoassa
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AFrrR all, a gentle purgativs !. the
best means of curing headache, liver
complaint, biliousness, &c. Use "Sel-
srs liver Pills"
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Hussla's Rigorous Repr, We Neamr,

LONDON, April 2S-A dispatch from
a,Ss s SSayS The prominent diploma,ist
40 ~, Ie'ersourg reports that tue Czar
Snu eounseilors are disposed to adopt
I'sorous repressive measures that nave
no example in Russian history.
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THREE NEE KILLED
Rx.y.u ef Rock At w,itssbsrrs.

wnxrsBaxRE. Pa, April IA.
Psrteck, Adam Urhicho and John har
Tin we're killed by . fall of.rock this even
;na in the tnnnei Of the Susquehsnns
Coal Company, Nantieoke.
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The vsxatious Land Bill.

LONDON, April 2S.-At a meeting o.
Sosservalyes 20. Yesterday il was pointed
SoS Sos tuaI tee land bill would not only
Sspr SsPrlse tne landlords OF their rights in
,sgsanng ,.sg with their property, but would
49, 49, away large portion OF their prop.
cry Without giving any Compensation.
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Crop Raport

CINCINNATI, April 29.-The Tnnes.
Mar to-day publishes a report OF the
crop prospects, collected directly from
farmers aud grain dealers from all parts
Of the country, the result of which is
about as follows: Ohio: Wheat, large
a;crease, with encouraging prospects; to-
baeeo plants advancing finely; fruit va
nously reported; the peach buds in
some places partially and in others to-
tAIy killed. Kentucky: Poor promise
ior wheat, and good prospect for fruit.
Indiana: Encouraging wheat prospect,
except IN the southern portion; barley a
total failure; corn planting has COM
Aeneed IN the southern counties. In
Arkansas and Texas the season was cold;
,a'e peaches failure; early corn injured
oy rains; there is a reduced acreage Of
cotton. West Virginia: Peaches killed I;
late wet weather un;lyorab!e to cIops.
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LITERARY DOINGS.

Two Very Enjoyable Entertainments
Given Yesterday.
One OF the most enjoyable entertain
ments ever given at the Female College
was that OF the Sigourney Literary So.
ciety, last night, and right here in the
beginning the REGISTER regrets 1t has
not space for the extended account 1t
surely merits. The programme was as
follows:
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A Verde, Asainsr the Pan.H.ndl,.

SISrsESyiLLE, April 29.-In the case
.. W. NJ. Patton, administrator Of James
ration deceased, VS.. the Pittshnrgh,
NIneinnau and ~ Louis Railway Com
Pahy Tor $1,000 damages, a verdict
vas was rendered in the Harrison County
common - nm Pleas Court Yesterday for
S,oOO lor the plainGd. James Patton
was an old aud highly respected citizen
" =, rrlson rarrlson eounty,and for years served
county Commissioner. On the 2jth
~ September last he was struck by Pan
aIe Iu'e passenger train No. 3, and died
SGput S.'1 one hour aiterward. The case
trict Court '"'O WV
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PROGRAMME.

The reporter who visited the place at
the time mentioned, would like very
much TO speed himself upon the per.
formances. He would like particularly
10 speak OF the fine elocutiOnsry efforts
of Misses Hood and Heron and 70 praise
Josie kramer's unrivaled music; but
space precludes. He would like TO
reyel in a description OF the handsome
Young ladies and their beautiful
costumes; especially OF the society
girls, with their unique pins and the
harmonious blending OF the Society
colors; and OF the reception, from the
graceful manner in which Miss Presl-
dent Wilson presided, to the reception
in the parlor; but must content himself
with hasty congratulation to the Socie-
ty and school.
UNION LYCEUN ENTERTAINMENT.
A very pleasant performance was CIV
en- at the Fourth ward school, yesterday
afternoon, by the Uiion Lyceum. The
hall was packed with the parents and
friends oi the pupils, who listened with
pleasure and qualification to the rendi-
tisn OF the following exercises:
Love TO Sing that Song
Declam alton ............. The Broken spcar
David Knus.
Reading Laoof
Bertha Redmsn.
Piano Solo-Coral taves. sydney Ryan
Nellie Lang.
Recitation -. The Face against the Pane
kme Updegraf.
Historical sketch Favks
Fannie Bliss
Vocal Solo......-The Little Flower Forget me not
Lucy Robinson.
D. fNas nWrNle Natl Gnt
kmms Budke.
Piano solo-silver sream........... Henri Bollman
Annie Hess
Reading Of Speech
Jessie Wizard.
Piano TriO-Fantasia .... .........M Mozart
Annie He's. Nellie and Lonnie lang.
Red Jacket
Willie sielle.
| Piano Solo-Convent Bells. Henri Bollman
Lounie LsIg.
Biographical Sketch Mary Stuart Queen OF ecots
kys Miller.
Vocal solo....................s Forget me no,
Bessie McColIagh.
Recitation. Miss hinervss Disappointment
htsIla HulL
Piano solo-sparkling schottische Winters
Lizzie Cnwford.
Reading. Deseitef
Bessie Morrison.
Essay.-.........--............-.How How Got my Esny
| Lizzie kuIdrew.
Defamation The Picket
| John Aorrey.
helOoy
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL HARkETs BY TELEGRAPH.
ksasy at 3 b6 P@ csat-esvsnMsats
Firm and hishsr-fIour Quiet and
Weak = Whsat Active, Lower
and Unsettled -hsss Firm.
FINANCE.
Hsv Ycrk.

NEW YoRK. April ss.-Moxsv-At s
90 per cent, closing at I. Prime mer-
camille paper +i05 per cent Sterling
exchange, bankers' bills quiet at +slt;
demand ASH. Dry goods imports for
the week 81 ,956,000.
srLvm-At London 52d per ounce:
bar silver hero llli; subsidiary silver
coin &(Sl per cent discount
GovERSMESrs-Fiim and lSl per
cent. higher for oil issues except Gs,
which are unchanged,
Q. g. Coupons (is1)
Wv
New
New .--..---..--ileS
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RAILROAD Boxps-In fair demand.

oNaNCs
SrocKs-The market opened irregular,
the only important changes being . de-
cline Of II per cent In Metropolitan and
q rise OF per cent. in Chesapeake and
Ohio 6rst preferred anu / per cent In
Reading. In the early dealings q strong
tone prevailed, and an advance Of l(S2
per cent. was recorded, in which Mariet-
Ia and Cincinnati second preferred and
Texas Pacific were most conspicuous.
At the first board the market became
weak and prices declined l@2l per cent.
Reading, Mobile and Ohio and New
Jersey Central leading. This
Was followed by an advance OF ! to ~
per rent, and dealings continued firm
until late in the afternoon, when the
entire list became weak, and a reaction
OF ! TO per cent. took place, in which
coat shares were the most prominent.
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Executive Sessions Must be Held-The
Chinese Treaties Win be Considered
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-08
The New Question.

The Greenbaok Question Is a new and
original Que 1t is believed IN by men who
have left both The old parties because neither
of these parties have any sympathy wi b the
movement. This Party proposes a new de-
parture on the money question. Aud ne who
thinks he con yield obedience 10 this radical
movement, and at the same time retain his
connection with the Old parlies-Democratic
or Republicans wholly mistaken. 1t is =
third party movement; u new party. One OF the
old parties will be got rid OF. %lley are no more
.-both OF them needed, because they are sub,
stantially on the SAM platform so far rs the
only living Issue, the inaueRl is concerned
"~~ The great reformation, not only Ia this
stricken land, butt In all civilized lands, most
needed, is the money reformation. Neither
party means to do u thing toward correcting
toe RbuRes that are eur,ing. the country In
relation 10 the money question z k*s
The robbery, from the Credit MJbilier, Salary
Grab, The repeal OF the Act OF 81 Of March,
1858, tho passage ofthe CreditoIs'bill olMarcn
lS.b, 1863, the Bank act OF 1854, the dem.
Onotizing Of silver, 1873, and the Resumption
act o. 1875 all have been got through Con
gress by the combined pct OF both parties.
by these acts, millions have been given by
operation 0iltw TO the creditor class, and
robbed from the debtor. And for all these
acts, and Others that space forbids the recital
oil, we say that they ought heather Of hem
ever again to betfusted with The administration
Qt the affairs Of The government. They are
wicked and cOurrupt aud ought to die.-rhs |
Peoples Advocate, Jacksonville, lii.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-08

p NJ r. b. Shaw was In lOwn early
yesterday morning buying red lisnnel and slci
another judging from the high stops ba wa.
taking aud the general b~uoysnt air which
surrounded him We Urged something htd
happened and ever ready Tor sBitem. we pulled
up our trousers a hitch on two Sc. back ON
straw ttarkisoppad our pencil into our mouth
and npproaced him. Alter permitting a emile
or Two to play hide and SEEK IN his well stTok
Cd beard awhile 90. daigned 70 lotice us with
a sort OF paterusl look a wink OF his lott eye,
waved the faGnel over US Ike a s.Orm-signal
aHd Then whispered 10 onr esI: Tell them
they may beat u5 on a corn crop, but when Il
CONES To liahies Wa, M ther 2, only tfToe, two
g~irisand boy, stoT ptd at our hOuse last night.
Thank you, Tia as we'll as might be-
expected. y Home Talk.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-08
TOWN BOARD.

BosrA met at regular meeting s ptrmbaI
8 1881 Chairman pr,seut-A Fulkerscr
in the chsir, Toe fgiiowiug ordinances wer,
passed:
See. l.. Be It ordained Sc, that after tbl,
date Il warrentg.on the Ireaturer hall hoiI
the iOllcwtug TORN, TO VII:
No. fi-o OF Chairman 81 Board o.
Form B.. trustees tor Town OF T4scJmbis.
s. Miller Co, hiu,- lSS-..
To rue 1frm urer OF Town Of 1~usrumhia,
Miller Co., Mo. Pay ,o--out Oh
funds, in Your hands rs Treasurer ioI--,
-dollurs.
Per ord,r Board Of Trustees.
Attest. Chairman.
-Clefk.
Al acts or orasusnces inconsistent bere-
with are r. peaied.
Sec. 2, 30 u enacted &c, that in all cases
under tia by-lAws ana crdIn,nces Of this
town where d ~iierent methods OF exercising
certain powers are given, one by General
Statutes aud other by Town ordnance. that
olthor course may be adopted SO long rs not
IN coLfict win general laws OF the State
And oil tuch aCis or parts OF acts, whore
sucn parts can 10 separated, bj-lsvs or or
dinHnceS, rs do 30 CONFLICT with tuCh General
are hereby repealed.
See. 8. b; IL enacted g., Section IS OF
general orIsnces is AGfeby amended By i'd
ding the words "!or the trial and punish
ment Of blenders against the ordinances Of
suoh towt" after thu the word plac5 ia he
third line Their OF.
To take effect and be in force from and
after pss'age.
Passed and approved.
Board adjourned to meet Sart 1875 r. m
A FUIRERsOS, UnaIIntn.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-08
AgR0RA gPglEes. mO.
s~epLtmbet 0, .Ssl.

Eli,of BANSRF-
IL very mar v Of my irlends aud patrons o.
the ecu Is, rs we'll ss In other parts OF the
state vcu!d like 20 hear an expression rom
mu in regard 20 the Aurora springs lNlll
answer the great many questions asked me,
through Your very popaiSs journal ey oof
'As lar AZ my %iovesugations have already
extended ] must cay thcfo aro Ome Y,D
valuable properties in thp Aurora victor.
That 81 viii act upon bho liver ard kidneJe,
1 there is no longer q doubt. II does rot onlY
act rs a CATHABTIC, but as . choLoG y
ostharlic.
a person very bilious, on bfst usoirg the
water viii experience 4 short spoil Of sickness,
with bilious discharges, just ss though they
had taken q powerful eholoeoRue remedy.
At The same time the urine will beso heavily
loaded VITA the accumulated Debris OF the
system, that its spuC,lc gravity is ma'eMHly
iucresstd. Thus il will ha seen that the nc
cumalated matter in the system that nature
under ordinary Cir,umstapees thls 10 remove,
is literally washed out by a pure water which
is the esst OF s~olYtDts.
As 10 tho diseases I tank would be BEN
Gifted or cured, l would particularly men
iion Attenuation. -Lhfouic Rheumatism,
Gout, scrClfulous or strumOus diseases q
kindred diseases will be benihttied
ans cured by giving these waters . fair
81 ahce, OF course, III those ChFohlc
or long standing cases, must not expect to be
cured ss by magic in n few days, but ought
10 come prepared TO stay untii tae entire
blood becomes saturated with the wafer,
all the debris washed Out OF the system, and, !
IN q word, the blood changed.
or course it will not cure every nilment
10 which "buman Gesh Is heir to-" but # il
cures Rheumatism, and Soroldlous diseases
Alone, il mesus . great deal, as n very great
proportion Of cur disease caa bs traced to
or acquired.
The water has the same constituents and
effects as tlat OF Eureka, ARK.
ITO DO contnue,
j.. W. MfpE, Nj. ID.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-08
Published Every Thursday.
Springs,

Tho Simpson Springs we are Informed are
attracting much attention,
fho Blackburn Sulphur Springs are o.
old and noteworthy attention and have been
known for the last one hundred years as q
healthful resor. for man and beast.
Elixor Springs: Mr.. Isiah Latcbem was
In town last Saturday and report having sur.
veyed out lots at ''EiiKor Springs" near
Iberia, a small own has been oo~mmenced-
aid immigration Invited.
Wood Spring; Mir. IL. T, Wood, Of Little
GrAyoiX, Gays he has a spring on his land
that beats all the springs. He btoughta bot
lie mll OF the water to the City Drug store.
The 1usoumbia Mineral Spring. situated
one milo northwest OF our town, affords a SUI
perabundance Of water these dry times. II
the half dime county court wishes to do u
little something for the people IN their brlei
term, they will mako a good road from Ius-
cumbia TO Aurora via the Tgscumhia Mineral
Springs,
Mt. Vernon Spring, clainns q place in the
catalogue Of health restorative list.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-08
UNCLE IKE's LETTER.
he visits The Springs! What be Saw and
How he Saw MI
B.ngtONn, Septembef l, lS8l

BsngtOWn, September !, 1881.
Mr.. Edytui: | had heord SO much OF
Aurora Springs, and what wonderful thing,
they did, that | determined to see for myeelE
Last week mounted old bteze lace and rode
up, and l Tell you they are u curiosity, ttpy
are. Long alore / cam there, l seed the
white tents sprinkled along tho road, Which
reminded me OF the soldiers campmenis
durin the war; Jest 20.
When | got to the springs thoughtI had
struck a picnic, IS everybody was dressed in
hii purtiest, and the crowd was large enough
To DO credet to q railroad circus. noticed
tho ladies faces were all very pale, but
whether that was csused By a severe attack
of compleesshum powder or sicsness kcouId
not toll. SoGe OF tho mon wore straw berries
on their POSES; bat their number was few
Averaging tho lot ts6uuli reckon thew w.rn
"a healthy crowd II cripples.
l counted Gine spiiugs and a young chin.
munk sort OF a GLOW who acted as II he
owned them all told me ina. each one was
mcdicaIler than the rest, Itegtod the waters
aud couldHt dtslrn much medicine IA them.
but then II may not have been a good dav for
testing springs. Ai'er hbying drank sum.
Wat loss than u gallon out Of each spripe I
started round 10 see the town. The tus,
place / struck was the bath house. l asked
them "whal they had for sale there" The,
answered, "Shower hot, cola, aud electro
baths. Have One?"
81 /, "oae? want 'eln all. III tsSo
the whole bill Of fare.'' I hey very little 10
Say about this part OF my visit. The shower
bath is like a thunder storm without me
thunder and the electric bath is Ike A thor. |
and wateF-snakei bgtqe IN korus. A. Iraun,-
cred up the street Z ccncIgled 1 world
exercise the keeper Of q lemonade stand.
wi you baye q sEoonei % SAYS he.
"Skooner the diekeus," SCI L. Next Won
VII want me to order a Yhole feet. D9 l.
look like a Secretary Of the Maya lie then
explained that a skooner 10, q three sto,v
glass with a plain font aud q blue glass
across the way. must say the lemonade
was a sul prise; it WAS nice and cold and sweet
and actually bad some l'mon IN il.
While | was a bhi,ncing the inside OF nv
skooner on NY pose | beerd a terrible racket
about q little ts,r get gun. Y,u know.
am bard TO beat With a rife, and sd
l thought / would try q shot; bat what do
you thii they Stuck At mti A dod gastpd
little potato pop-gun, with a wooden breecb
TO It. 1 took none OF that 10 nine.
lmel Uncle Dan Kunmines here. He Is
being greatly ben hHed by the water; in a
strong sunlight he Can throw a shadow the
Of pipe stem. BYeTybody knows him
and likes himjand he Knows everybody, and
has known them for The last four genera
ions,
kdrnel Slower hiss built Himself a House
he size ota eaw's nest and has an cliice all
be springs. lIe Il a selling town lots and
he has sold lots of them. III what III
loar is true be has already cold two Or three
Bul / have wri, enough for this fine. III,
10 viitthe splingg every week ANd
'ou may hear agsiu nom The q man.
UAAlE kE.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-08
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE..

Letters OF Administrator on the state Of
Henry Bisping deceased were granted 10 TIE
nndersigned on the 20.h day Of jelly 1881
bT the pIobate Court 0! Miller County MIS-
souri.
All persons having Chains agsinst said os
tate are Itquiled 10 exhibit I'd, m Tor allow
anee 10 the administrator uillin ono year az
ter the date OF said Letters or they may be
preciuced nom any benefit of such estate,
and II such claims be not exhibited withln
" years IRON The date OF said letters, they
VIII BIO forever barred.
JobE RADMAcHgHi Admlniittator.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-08
Town Board Of Trustees
Tuseumbia, No Sept. S, 1881,
REPORT.

WHEAR4s: SEC. 692l, General Statutes o.
Missouri, requires the chairman Of the board
Of town trustees 20 make cut and publish
within ten days after the lst days of March
and September IN each year, a correct state
ment OF moneys received aud eIpended. on
account Of THAR respective towns, during the
six months neat preceding.
Therefore, /, Abraham Fulkersou, Chair
man OF board OF Trustees Tor Town OF Ius-
cumbia, No, state aud publish the following:
Amount received from all sources $40 GO
Amount expended tor uso of town 81 %.
Balabce 10 Treasury 1870,
less Treasurer q om miGsion-5 per cent.
a. F~ULEERsoN Chairman,
Board Trustees.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-08
900 Town Lots For Sale.

In the town OF Aurora Springs, Miller Co.,
NO. These lots are North q the mineral
Springs and in one block Of Pablle square,
on Tue principal streets leading TO Momteau
AnG Morgan eounties. i will sell these lots
on the most reasonable terms as my strength
ls such ! wish to change busineFs.
Gall on Col, Slower or A. Fulkelsor.
&. J.tMFH
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-09-26

At meeting of Gen. A. E. Shiras
Post 26, Department Of N. j. G. A. R.,
held September %, 1881, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted by
a rising vote.
WHEREAS, Our comrade James A. Gar
field, late President of the United States,
has passed from labor unto reward, and
that, not in due course of nature, but by
the cowardly hand of an assassin,
Resoiued, That this Post has heard with
unfeigned sorrow of the death of one, who,
as a soldier and statesman made his
impression upon the pages of the country's
history, and whose heroic bearing under
great affiiction has proved how Chris.
tian soldier can meet his fate.
Resotued, That as testimonial of our
love for our late comrade, the charter Of
this Post be draped in mourning for the
space of thirty days.
Resolved, That this Post hold memoir.
ial services at the Opera House, Mount
Holly, on Monday, September 26, 1881
at $50 o'clock P, NJ.
Resolued, That these resolutions b.
spread upon the minutes of the Post, and
published in the newspapers of the town
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-09-26

The following books have been ad-
ded to the Circulating Library since
our last rep, It: Captain Contancean,
Marriage at Venture, Monsieur
Lecog 2 parts, Other Peoples Money,
The Men of the Bureau, The Adven-
lures Of Philip, Ayala's Angel 2 cop
les, The American Senator, The Lady
Of Launay, The Dukes Children,
Cousin Henry, The Bubble Reputa-
tioD, One and Twenty, The Black
Speck, Coward Conscience, The Wo-
man Who Saved film, Pipistrello,
Moths, A Village Commune, Jennie
Of "The Princes" From the Wings,
A Beggar on Horseback, From Exile,
A Confidential Agent, Golden Grain,
119 Great Porter Square, The Mis-
tletoe Bough, Put to the Test, From
Generation to Generation, In Trust,
A True Man, Time shall try, The
Hundred Cuirassiers, The Root of
All Evil, Victor Lescar, With Costs,
2 copies, The Marriage of Maria Fer
gas, and The Maid Of Killeena, The
Glen of Silver Birches, Philip Earns
cliffe, Troublesome Daughters, The
Return of the Princess, Endymion,
Seaiorth, Victor and Vanquished,
Donna Quixote, Kelverdale, Clara
Vaughan, Miss Bonverie, The House
of Lys, Heaps of Money, Bound to
the Wheel, Little Mr.. Bouncsr, The
Frozen Deep, In the Clouds, The
Colleen Bawn, Two Idle Apprentices,
A Female Nihilist, The Lost Bank
Note, Robin Gray, Janets Repent
ance, Lord Brackenbury, The History
Of Crime, Cross Purposes, Life Of
Charles Lever, Mile. Saint Maria's
Lover, Black Sheep, Handy Andy,
Guy Livingstone, The Wandering
Heir, Maud NOLAN, Sweet Nelly my
Hearts Delight, 40 Ocean Free
Lance, Beauty's Daughters, Moy
O'Brien, Sport and Work on the
Nepaul Frontier, Irene MacgiIlicuddy,
Within Sound of the Sea, A Wo-
mans War, The Sin of a Lifetime, A
Sylvan Queen, Lulu's Novel, One Of
Three, Little Mother Matte, No
Gentlemen.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-09-26
COURT.

The Grand Jury finished its duties
on Wednesday afternoon and came
into Court having found 26 true bills
Of indictment, and on Thursday
morning the defendants were arraign-
ed aud pleaded as follows:
Mary Williams, assault and battery
on Carrie Flamer, in Burlington, in
May. Not guilty. Trial on We'd
nesday.
Reuben Reed, assault and battery
on Officer B L. Thompson, in Med
ford, on August 20. Not guilty.
Trial on Wednesday.
Thomas Duncan, fornication with
Mary Smith, in Cinnaminson Town
ship, on July I'd. Not guilty
Isaiah Smith, fornication with Ella
B. Clinton, in Burlington, on June
20, 1879 Not guilty.
Isaiah Horner, rape on Phebe Pan
c,ast, in New Hanover Township, on
July 8. Not guilty
James D Barry, assault and bat
terry on Charles Fr'ke, in Mount
Holly, on May IA. Not guilty. Trial
on Thursday.
Henry Hartman, assault and battery
onhis wife, at Wrightsville, on Aug
ust IL. Guilty.
Evan Guam, assault and battery
on Rachel Burroughs,in Mount Holly,
on September 2. Not guilty. Trial
on Friday.
The remaining defendants are on
bail, but will be arraigned during the
term.
Contested applications will be heard
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-09-26
TIMELY THOUGHTS.

"Safety" writes as follows: "The
recent fire at Mr.. Birkmire's canning
factory has induced the thought, are
our various manufactures sufficiently
provided with modes Of egress in case
Of FIRE? Would it not be advisable
for our City Fathers to look into this
matter !? Again is there any legisla-
ton respecting the storage of kerosene
oil in quantities and keeping gun
powder on sale 7 | write from no
captious spirit, but the many fearful
calalnities in other cities, the outcome
of causes connected with the subjects
of my queries, should prove caution
to us all ERE too late. Though now
residing here l am comparatively a
stranger, and would be relieved to
know that such matters are provided
for in the city ordinances" In our
next issue, we will answer the ques-
lions in full.