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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-29
SENATOR BECK


From Morning Edtlon.l
Louisville, n.y., oct. 2s.-The Courier
Journal will publish tomorrow lengthy in
tervew with Senator Beck on the Johnson
Grsnt-Depew matter. Nr. Beck was a rep
resentauve from Kentucky in congress dur
ing Johnsons Impeachment, and all of his
rec-llec'ions are contrary to the theories of
Mr.. p,pew. In regard to the imbroglo with
Grant about the Stanton matter, Beck says
The president gave me letter from Gen
Sherman, which, together with his charges
and Gen. Grants admission, proved
AS he and thought, tht Grant
had agreed to turn the war depar ment over
TO him. and to give it up TO Stanton, and that
Grant and Sherman by their actions on the
18th and l9'h OF January virtually confessed
this fact by insisting, for the good of the SER
vice, on the resignation of Stanton. The
letter is AS follows:
"l3 \. street, Washington ! neglected this
morning to say that had agreed to 20 dow
to Annapolis to spend Sunday with Admiral
Porter. General Grant has to leave for
Richmond on Monday morning at six O'Clock.
At conversation with the general
offered TO go with him on Monday
10 hr. stanton and say that II WAS
our joint opinion that he should resign, it
was found impossible, by reason of his going
TO Richmond and my going to Annapolis
The general, by his course, will call on you
tomorrow, and after that 20 to Stanton and
say, for the good OF the service, he ought to
resign this on Sunday. On Monday will
call upon you and if you think it necessary,
will do the sams call on Mr.. Stanton and
tell him he should resign. If he will not
then it will be time to consider ulerior
measures, 10 the meantime it also happens
that no necessity exists tor p ecipitatlng mat
ters. Yours truly,
W r SuFuuAN' ."
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-29

able condolences IS remarkable enough 10
stagger the reader faith but 1t is uu-
doubtedly authentic and at the
present stage is only half
told for during this same session Of
the synod Mrs Gibbon (as is related in
special dispatch from the Chicago Hcra.d)
went to the synodica meeting of the Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary Society and,
while there she became much Interested
in Mrs Allison, Of Kansas who came to
attend the meeting and to give some mis-
Sionary "reminiscences, and while doing so
happened to mention Mark Williams rs a
missionary to China Williams WAS also
playmate of Halstcad and Miller. and. OF
course was from the same section as the
others This Mark Williams, aud his
memorable and excellent mother. still lv.
ing al New London, have a number OF
acQuaIntances and friends Du tins city.
Mrs Gibbon, the dispatch further says
was induced to approach Mrs Allison at
the close OF her remarks, and. "a. she sus.
P'',e' S"e was "''o one OF 'h' 'N"u o'
""'''' county people VINO "'' mus "n
N',""" u '''" o'u''' '","' '",, ''," "'"
er presence to Mrs Gibbou Mr., Allison
re''-'e' "e'Nt' As ",''e MARY l''"','' '''
"a"En''' "' ''' MINISTER l" whose ch"rc'
Shr "Au nfs' gone.
| But this was not ALL There was Nv,
ar" informed from the source q"o''d) SUI
another "nk 10 'hi' chMn OF r"marNao'
incidents. While Mrs Gibbou was telling
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-29
Chicago Market.

, CHICAGO, Oct, p.
FLOUR-Steaiy and unchanged.
WhEAT-Op, ned g lower and closed L,c
higher tn An yesterday; November closed at
So ,SGi4c; December So as &C. MAY 9j7 C: No
2 spring So -as67 c, No. spring 70s7ic: 10.
I, d pc; No. , red 7sC
tORN-Opeued strong and &c higher: closed
about stmu as Yesterday; cash iIl,c, Nov, IN.
ber Sgi4c year 37lac
OATS. Quiet and firm; cash 25'sc: November
2' sc: May 2F-a2tl,c
RGE-eteady. No. 2 Glc.
BARLES-Q Iiet; No. &C.
FLAH SEED-Egsy; No. lsI lG.
ME ~ PORK Active and easier, but closed
at only light decline from yesterday: Cash
IS 2Oas u. November g. l7Loas 10 December
s. 2ias Eig; January 81 OF gag 05.
LARD In fair demand, clos ng n shade
easier; cash S. -; November g. s0aj S2Ls, De.
cember, s. sIlPa5 IS; January 81 gDa5 ga
BOXED MEAIS-Quiet, VI drS salted shoulders
" iOa3 5O short rib sides 81 80; short Gear
sides s. l0aj IL.
WHISKY Steady at 81 l3
BCTTER-In good demand and firm; cream.
cry lis2sc; dairy l3i2Oc.
EGG--Stcsdy at lsalsIyc.
AFTERNOON D-WHEAT-Ruled cas-.
Ter but closed unchanged.
CORN g lOwcrl
-I'nchsnged
PORk-2Lgc higher.
LARD-GnChangcd.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-29
SPORT WIN THE BIRBFR.
How the Man with the shears and strsp
Came Out Ahead.

Chicago Herald.
People VIII have their little jokes, you
kho"' aha II ls not for me to discourage EN-.
no. Aree' nave always noticed that when
mao gets on Joke that makes somebody
laugh or be gets a sell on some fellow, it
mak's him quite happy, no matter how glum
ne was before His Johe may be a chestnut
OF the most ancient character, but that makes
10 difference with me- always laugh. /
can snora TO- oeca"Se have further observed
that When man thinks hes smart and cute
aua teels comfortable generally, he is always
qnl'e IIoera to himself. That's what we
want 10 the shop, and | always raise laugh
on the slightest proyocstion. Business is
business you know, and ] don't believe in
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-29

ScovilIs Ssrsaparills, Of blood and liver
syrup, will cure Scrofulous Taint, Rheuns.
usm' White Swelling, Gout, Goitre, Colsump-
ton, Bronchitis, Nervous Debility, Malaria
and all diseases arising from an impure con-
dition OF the blood. Certificates can be pre-.
sented from many leading physicians minis
ters and heads of families throughout the
land, endorsing II in the highest terms. We
are constantly in receipt OF certificates OF cures
from the most reliable sources, and we rec.
ommsnd it as the best known remedy for the
cure Of the above diseases.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-29
fNDfj SDL DIthS
Meet Again on The B,o"dy Field of Ge
tysburg.

Meet Again on The B,o"dy Field of Get
tysburg.
GETTY sBCEG, Pa, Oct. 28.-Representa,iyes wee
OF the Indiana troops engaged in the battle OF
Gettysburg arrived here last night and this
morning, to dedicate the monument recently
erected on the battlefield This afternoon
the various points were visited, Informal ad-
dresses being made at each Thi. evening
dedcatory services we're held in the court
house, and the monuments delivered to the
keepirg of the Gettysburg Memorial Associs-
ton. General JJseph J. Reynolds presided
The presentation addresses were made as fol.
lows:
Third Cavalry, Comrade George W. Spahr.
Nineteenth Infantry, Comrsde J. II. Stone.
Twentieth Infantry, J. c. Brown.
Twenty -ieventh Infantry, Jas. NJ. Bloss.
Seventh Infantry, 5. C. Holmes.
four'eenth ln'antry, CAPT. David +. BEEN.
Vice-President D. A. Blchler, of the Me-
mortal Association, responded. Addresses
were also made by Gen'ls Silas Colgrove, W
W. Dudley and Jno. N. Foster, and NJ. D.
Manson, Lieutenant Governor OF Indiana.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-29
New York Market,

FLOER-Dull and weak
"HEAr-Lnwer, No 2spring, gic: ungraded
7sal o. No red, 9Ec; elevator No lwhite. g7c,
ungradcd white, gOc.
CORN-lish'r ungrafed, q, h3l5 43atic
Nov. st amer i6C, Dec ber. 80 55i.a5ai ,c
elevator $40 aflOat 52l -C; f. aud l.. Slf.s5li.
arrive; No. white, 52lgC.
OATS-lIisher and n ore active; mixed we,t
ern, 1sS3c white do, 35ai iOc
CoFFEK-Options fairly active closing firm;
oct 81 ~ Il OO. "
SUGAR Dull mould 4, 6 ll-l6c; standard A
BIG; granulate G. 80 D. Ice; cubes g7ls5c -
MOLASSES- Quiet
EGGS > eady and In fair deDa and
PORK -Dull, mess s. %.
CUT MEATS-Firm.
LARD-shsde lower and less active; west
ern 81 am 81 IA, city steam, Sc IOaG 2Is
&c. ~ ''
CHEESE Dali and nominal
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-29

A correspondent of Nature has been at the
pains TO calculate how many ancestors ever Y
Individual IN Great Britain has had since the
Norman conquest, and arr. YES Al the cDncu-
sion that zone is descended from no fewer
than loOOv,OOO ancestors - tour grandpar-
ents, eight great-grandpArents, and 30 on
The British Medical R.view says: at has
been assumed by some very thOughtess per-
sons that this is equivalent to say
lDg that ln the pedigree of
each individual there have been 10000 900
true crosses. There are no figures in exist
ence, or obtainabie, to show the amount and
degree OF intermarrlage IN the general pop
u!aton; but there can be no question that it
Is now very considerable, and Was IN former
times very much greater. 10 many isolated
districts intermarrying among the Indigenous
pOpuIa Ion has been almost Invariable until
recent Il nes, and ls now the rule rather than
the exception IN Scotland, where pedigrees
nave been preserved tor many geurratiOns
even by the peasant class, consauguinity can
he traced aud is recognized between
families which in England would be as
sumed TO be entirely unrelated. The same
thlhg IS true to an even more striking degree
win the peerage; pedlgrees have been care
'uIly preserved, and intermarriage has been
the rule, that is to say, intermsrrisge in the
same class. Taking the grandparents on the
second remove, man would have at the
SIKH remove slIty-fOur ancestors, but there
must be very few p ere Of Il creation dating
TO the beginning OF the last century who are
derived from siIty-fOur ancestors in the SIKH
remove, tor the reason that internarraye
would almost certainly come into play this
would be sui more constantly the case IN the
isolated populations mentioned above"
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-29

- NEW YORK, Oct. %.
BEENES-Rec -ip's, ll5 car loads: tr, de drag
ged, but all offerings changed hands ut an ad
vance OF fully 2Oc. market closed firm: Door to
nrim. native steers 81 Sba5 90; extra 81 pDsG Is,
Texas cattle. - Goai ~; Colorado half breeds
steers. $1,000 "a.
SHEEr-Recelpts, II $40; dull and unsettled
for sheep, firm for lam $; extremes g. g,ni 90
Tor sheep Il 2ja5 90 for lambs
HOGS Receipts, liiOli no improvement in
tone or prize 50 sJai 10,
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-29

clans In the United States. People come hun
dreds OF miles 70 consult him and are made glad
chronological Exam tiou ......... ..... 50 OO
Written Charts of Particulars ...... 1 IN
written Charts of Particulars Of Health...... 8 On
Dlsgnosing disease Of the Afiict d Free
Dr. - charts excel all others, Illustrating his
discoveries OF not lees tnsu so Organs and the
com ents OF the press, testimonials from IA
tlshis tnd men OF distinction In high places.
medicsl prescriptions of two schools Of practice
and other new and useful in Information of 81 maze,
ht to grace the psrior table
Dr. W, eAce's In ihe cure of Consumption,
ohtohlo complicated disease, exhausted vitality,
self abuse, ser uls and all setses not understood
by the old school of diagnosing. lie imports and
compounds his own curstiSe,, Fail not 10 obtsin
a.oPy oi ms chafi asa hght 10 your path for life
Once hours Al the LsgOnda House from . A m. Ia
80 -
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-29
New York Money Narks

NEW YORK, oct. 2s
Money on call easy at lRa2 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4a5 per G mt.
Foreign exchange dun at 81 So. for 90 DAYS
and 81 SblI Tor demand
Total sales OF stocks, 43i Al shares
Government bUnds-bull and stctdy
state bonds Active and rather he w
Railroad bonds There was n well distributed
business IN railway bonds.
Dry good, There has been rather more bus.
mess through numerous orders FOR supple
mentary assortments OF miscellaneous
character with agents and jobbers. This kind
OF busine : is general A very good trade is
in pr eress without any activity ref ct,d on
the part OF agents. There IL considerable be-
ing done on account of spring special les
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-29

me boston Globe tells OF young lady
from Pennsy ylvania, who. having bsen sent 10
New jersey IN very feeble condition, as q
last resort, oy her ply sician, was so stung by
the mosquitoes which, singulsrly enough,
she encountered there, that she was pros
tra'ed' local physician was called in and
ne Drought her safely through the crisis,
winch had been provoked by the mosquitoes,
When II WAS discovered that her t:her all
mrnt had al so vanished, and that she was in
perfect health. The cure OF the greater all
ment Is ascribed by all concerned to the moe
qultOes
A SUIT over elght cents occupied the Portt
land Me- municipal court two hours las =
Monday
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-29
Chicago Live stock Market.

CHICAGO, Oct. q,
CArTLE-Rcceipts, $500; shipments. 2,pO;
Wc'ki all but bet shipping steers 81 3Oa
nuIIsand miSei 5 j)a2 90; through Texas cat
tie Joe lower, 81 yla3 80; western rangers
steady natives and half br eds, 81 2iai 80:
cows, =! 71sS l2'g; wintered Texans 81 T5ag 25
HOGS - Receipts, 40,Dl; shipments, 7UD,
market iairly active and lOc lower. rough and
mixed s5 9Da3 49, packing and shipping s3 4Os
1 6E ight weights, 81 20f36j skIps, 81 5Da9 90.
SHEEP Receipts, 1900; shipments. I,Op:
marEet dun and steady; natives s. OOa3 So;
western, 81 G0a3 20 Texans, 81 90 90.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-29

CtSCISNATr. oct 2s
FLOUR In fair demand family. 81 lOaI %,
fsnCy. 81 5Oai -.
WHEAT-ln fair demand and stronger: No.
ed giaapC
CORS-DulI No 2mixed 4II,C
OATS-Steady: No. mixed 27lta27i2 2c.
KYE-Firm; No 2 6'c.
BARLEY Quiet and unchanged
PORK Dull at s. -.
LARD-Firm at s. s5
BULK MEATS Quiet; shoulders 81 90; short
ribssj 10
BACON steady shoulders So %, short ribs
S. 75 short clear, so.
WiiISkY-Firm at 81 O7.
BUTIER-Heavy; extra creamery 2sa9OC,
fancy dairy l6alSC.
EGGS-Stcady at l7c.
Oh EESE- Easier and unchanged.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-29
DOs'T LEND YOUn FOssILs
Else They May FAN Iuto the Hands OF n
Slick SwIuuler.

slick Swindlsr.
CoLrNDUs, Oct. 2s.-Proiessor Orton, of
the Ohio State University, has been in cor
respondence with leading geologis,s over the
states, and calls attention to swindler who
has been preying on scientific men, represent
ing himself as a member OF the state or gov.
ernment geological survey, ard borrows val.
liable fossils aud books. Among numerous
names under which he travels is Leo Les
querru', Ir lie Is great annoyance to the
venet7DIe DT. Leo L'squereux, M eminent
fossil botanist OF this city, who is receiving
complaints from geologists in many states.
The real Lesqutr'ux, jr., is staid citizen OF
Columbus Among the victims are Prot.
Jno. CoIlitt OF Indiana, n. II. WInchell, of
Minnesota, aud Prof. Leisle, OF PENNSYLVANIA,
For the last ak months he mas been opera
Ting in the northwestern states
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-29

AS well rs the handsomest, and others are in
Vited to cali on DR.. 7. J. Casper, druggist,
and get free trial bottle Of Kemps Balsam
for the Throat aud Lungs, a remedy ma; .s
selling entirely upon its merits, and is guar
anteed to cure and relieve all Chronic and
Acute Coughs, Asthma. Bronchitis and Con-
sumption. Price so cents and 81,
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-29

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. ~ The final
session Of the board of managers o. the Wo-
mans Home Mission Society, OF III. Metho-
dist Episcopal church, in their fourth conven.
uon, was held this morning. communica-
ton was received fro the Womsn's Hon E
Missionary Society, Of Detroit, inviting the
board to hold us next annual convention in
Detroit. The Invitation was accepted.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-29
TINS 1ND mar.

As white as pea.ls her dainty teeth;
Her ruby lips with roses vie;
Her mouth quite kissable; her breath
As ssweet as gales from Araby.
But nothing strange in this sppears
For she's used SOXODONT for years
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-29

The venerable cN.(roveruor iiuratio Sey-
mour, Of tea, New York, once demo
cratic candidate for the presidency, is still
near enough alive to have his opinion
asked As to democratic candidates for Of
fce but he hadn't breath enough left in
him to give very strong expression IN
behalf of Hill
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-29

are parted in smile, they disclose a row of
pearls riyaIing in purity those which the diver
brings up from the bottom OF the Persian
sea. What will best preserve those gems of
the mouth SOZODONf, the celebrated
beautifer and preservatiye Of the teeth
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-29
IaiDK winsIhe Race,

WORCESTER, Mass, Oct. 2s.-The three
mile single scull race on lake Sigmund, this
afternoon, between Joseph Lsing, OF NJ 9nireal.
and George H. Hosmer, OF Boston, Tor $500
side, was won by Laing in 2l minutes aud
| seconds
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-29
dddfsSS al communications n
SFRINGFIElD PUDLISHIAG CO.,
SPRINGFIELD. 0.
THURSDAY EVENING oCrOseR %. 1885.

The annexation OF certain of the north
ern states Of Mexico to the United States
il. talked nG
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-29

The New York sun calls Mr. Daycn-
port an iceberg 1t must be admitted that
he will probably freeze out Gov Hill
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-29

tinCinnati Live Stock Market.
HOGS-SIow; common and light 81 7jli 65;
packing and butch. r. 81 3Oa3 Bj
Receipts $500; shi pmcuts, so
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-29

ChlIl is the most pubilc.spIrited and pro.
gressive republic in South America A
presidential campaign is impending, but it
is thought that the pipes are pretty well
laid for the reelection of the present chief
magistrate. The currency of Chill is very
much inflated 10 spite Of the local silver
production. 1t requires two dollars Of
Chlllan money to procure credit of one
dollar in London or New York, and it is
likely that before long it will require three
The government seems TO have the clerl-
cal party by the throat, for it has pre-
vented the church from having the ser
vices Of an archbishop for several years be-
cause the pope would not appoint person
acceptable to it TO the position The priests
refused to consecrate the public burial
grounds, and Catholics began to remove
the bodies OF their friends from them, but
were prevented by the government-itself
nominaIly Catholic, but following the style
OF Henry VIII in taking the religious ad-
m'nls'ration OF the country into its own
hands
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-29

Corrected lhilN Nv tht '. u. stewart Co,
wuutt,AIt uRO,ERs ANp COMMISSION NKS's
wu'hESAit rRIot~
INTER "a Co ointry, i7c.
Lard country, TIC. packers refined Gl..
MEATS ouutry hams, &c shoulders,
&c, bacon &c
roTITRY chickens, 81 80 spring 81 90.
ArPLE1 common cooking. 81 30, eating and
fancy, :, ga9 ijper barrel
swEfT roTkTOEs-jcrscys, per barrel,
81 'O baltimore, g. 10,
CABBAGE Home. rown, nc per barrel,
ONIONS Per huShel. boc.
CELERY Per bunch, u2 in)aoc.
CRANBERiilEs bell 4 Chevy, per barrel
81 10, per bushel s. 10
oRNiN.
Corrected daily by Hamilton & Brooks.
wHEAT-S7c, according to quality.
NEW CpKN SOC.
OATS-Wnitc gJc.
RYE-51C
HUrCHERs' STOCK.
Corrected daily 10y L.uty's Sons
Fat cows, to 3'gr butchers steers, ito r9c;
| shipping cattle to ." " gs, si25 to 81 jo
calves, "a to BE-.
IRIMME uDEs.
Green, No / ,6c grcsn o., ?, ,ci cured, No. /
Sc cured No 2, &c: steer, No. /, 7c; steers, No
=, &c: calf. &c; kip, 10.
wool.
Corrected daily 10y Slack 4 Sons.
washed, medium, 2Sc. washed fine, q to 2Sc
washed, 60 irSc. 2jr medium, Is tn pp,. uu
| lSc.
MOLASsES-Q -Quiel and nominal.
h,t,S steady and In moderate demand.
CUT MEAT- uuiet and firm
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-29
DIR. w. WILSON
At IAGONDA U0ITSE

The wOrlG moves, and
the old school Of Pm ren-
olo.y Is slled by a
more perfect science that
imparts a revelation oi
the whole person, Men
, tally and Physically. by
shiCh DR.. W wi sou di
sgnose ~ every disease be
u ever M c0mplica ed
His acknowledged natu-
raj gifts enable hi To
perform wonderful cures
In the East after patients
are given up 10 die by
the mOst skiilful piysi
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-29
THE MARX ETS.
spRINGrIEID MARKETS.

SrRISGfIELD, o., oct. 9s, 1885,.
Corrected Daily bv the J. y stewart CO.,
Wuut t-AIf uRO,ERs' ANp COMMISSION NkSs
we LkSNiE TRIJkS.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-29

During the progress Of sam Joness re-
vival work in Nashville gentleman hand
ed him 5 500 in bills which had been col
lected as d gift to him in appreciation Of
the good his coming had done to the city.
Mr. Jones took the bank notes, counted
out 500, and handed the remaining s. 300
back to the gentleman, saying, Keep
that for a fund to help the gamblers and
whskY-deaIers who, having been convert.
ed recently, have given up their business,
and will need it for themselves and their
families until they succeed in finding some
other work to do"
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-29

II Judas lscariot could be restored to
life he would find at least one person in
the world who volunteers to act as his apol-
ogist-namely, Allen o. Myers. And also
another person, the editor Of the Spring
field (O) Transcript, who apologies for
Myers. The three would make pleasant
little party.
The twelfth annual meeting Of the Wo.
mans Christian Temperance Union will
be held at Philadelphia from October 3Oth
to No"ember Sd Delegates representing
the organized work OF the torty-eight
states, territories and the District Of Co
lumbia will be in attendance. II they
should prove wise enough to rescind their
action OF last year and put themselves on
n non-partjsan basis they will have the
friendship and cooperation of the friends
OF the cause in all political parties. If
they fail to do this they will not.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-29

A Distinguished Editors Old Seighbor..
Recently quite remarkable accidental
or proyldentlal meeting OF old neighbors
OF Murat HsIstead, the distinguished Jour
nslist WAS held at Centralia, Illinois. the
occasion which brought them together be-
ing the annual session Of a Presbyterian
synod. A Mrs. Gibbon, who was asked to
entertain delegates, it appeared used to
teach school at Paddy's Run, or New Lon
don, the store" name Of the town, in But.
Ter county, Ohio and had the honor Of be
ing Mr.. Halstead's first school teacher.
Among the guests assigned to Mrs. Glib
bon was Rev. b. C. Swan, who, in the
course OF conversation, informed his
hostess that he had once ridden circuit
over the Butler county hills, among which
she was born and reared, and he clinched
his statements by detailing many local
facts and incidents with which Mrs. Glib
bon was quite familiar.
On the day following another guest
came, who, in due time uncovered the fact
that he was formerly one of Mr.. Hslstesd' 8
schoomates at New London, and proceed.
ed to tell the company how that gentle
man, while at school, had composed witty
paper, which, when read, made him a local
literary lion.
30 tar the story Of this chain Of remark.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-29

washed, medium, 2SC. washed, fine, y to 2SC:
washed, coarse. 2jr medium, Is to 2Oc. uu.
WISHED, fine, II to lSc, unwashcd, coarse, IL to
lSC.