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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-06

The American girl may appropriate new
feather in her cap. The only son Of our
American minister, TO the court of ST.
James, will wed one Of his own country 5
fair women. although there We're scores Of
English maidens dying for his attentions.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-06

The first play ever saw was the one
liked the least, and remember almost the
best IL was the Battle of Waterloo" at
Astleys. In the sensation scene Of the
day, the English army, drawn up in two
lines in red, occupied the prompter's side
of the stage. The French army, drawn up
in two lines Of blue, each line consisting
of exactly the same number of men in both
parties, occupied the o. p. or opposite
side TO the promPter. Two vivandieres,
the French in blue and the English in red,
each with a small drum round her waist,
drumstick in her right hand and flask
of spirits in her left, occupied the corners
Of the stage nearest the footlights. ss
corner women. From them the van-lines
Of the two armies converged inward to the
back cloth, each third man on either side
having u cannon In front OF him. The top
cannons, naturally, met mouth to mouth;
and behind them, With drawn swords
pointed upward to an uncertain kind OF
Futurity, stood on either side Napoleon
Bonaparte, and the duke OF Wellington
After deathly pause Of expectation,
consequent on the top cannon. man on the
French side missing his cue, the signal
was given. Every third man struck a
match
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-06

have had a cancer on my face for somt
years, extending from one cheek bone across
the nose to the other. IL has given me a greai
deal of pain. at times burning and itching u
such an extent that IL was almost un6earabie
commenced using Swifts SPECIFIC In May
1855. and have used eight bottles. Ii has giveI
the greatest relief by removing the lnfamma
tion and restoring my general health;
W. BARNES.
Knoxville. Iowa. Sept. s. 1885.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-06

In New York a scarlet label lettered in
white must be put upon bottles contain
ing preparations in which there are more
than two grains of opium or morphine to
the ounce. The name and residence of
the person for whom the compound is pre-
pared must be placed upon the label
Chicago Herald.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-06

The national convention Of colOred jour
nalists. held at Atlantic City, y. j., this
werk. advocated an exodus from the south
where political intolerance reigns, where
civil rights are denied and where labor is
unrewarded. TO the great west and north
west where ample facilities are afforded for
thrift and enterprise Frederick Douglas,
however. is of the opinion that while emil
grafton in many instances would be advis-
able. yet wholesale exodus would not
bring the relief desired. He advocates the
distribution of his people throughout the
country as being advantageous 10 both white
and black. His people, he says, are the
children IF toll and the wealth OF any COM
munity is founded on the bone and sinew Of
the labOrer
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-06

The republicans of this, and every other
congressional district. in the state, should
avoid diSsipsting their strength in foolish
quarrels over candidates. What the repub-
Iicans need this year is harmony. There
should be no fighting among ourselves. but
the one object should be to defeat the EN-
emy. No republican should become so hide
bound in his support of his preferred can
didate that he can not heartily and enthu-
siastically support some other man should
his fayorite fail to secure the nomination
In this district the general feeling is: may
the best man win: there is no hairpulling
except what is going Oh over the boarder by
certain parties who have nothing more than
a personal interest TO serve. Ii is against
this outside influence, that we wish to eau
ton republicans, do not allow yourselves TO
be- drawn into any hairPulling contest, but
bottle your enthusiasm until after the can
didate is name. then see that Clark county
gives her usual republican majority.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-06
TO each gun lighted brand,
In a bold, determined hand"


and the battle of Waterloo was fought
out then and there. The stage was filled
with smoke and cries. When it cleared,
both the armies We're dead or wounded.
The cannon survived, though exhausted;
so did Napoleon and Wellington, for the
purposes of history. SO did the two vi
wanderers, as the comic characters OF the
drama, for the private purposes Of the
plot. As for myself, an excessively nery-
ous boy this was about 1874, / think,
with an extreme dislike TO gunpowder, l
trembled under the benches Of the drees
circle when the firing began, stuck my
fingers in my ears and howled, and was
pulled out by my father, who was in fits
of laughter, when the battle was over, in
order to see that Wellington and Ma
pOleon, and Molly the viyandie had got
through without visible injury.-Herman
Merivale in Temple Bar.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-06

Col. Saunders Piatt, of Bellefontaine
was in the city yesterday attending, by in
vitation. the reunion of veterans. During
the war lie was colonel of the Thirty-fOurth
zouaveS, and saw hard service, forming part
of FitZ John POrter's command at the se,-
ond battle of Bull Run. Last evening, dur
ing the course OF some remarks, Colonel
Piatt took occasion TO call to mind the
treacherOus conduct of General Porter at a
critical moment, during the battle, and how.
after being court-martialed and forever
barred from holding any Office Of honor or
trust under the government, had been re-
stored to his rank in the army by demo
cratic administration; willie this same ad-
ministration was busy vetoing bills, which
We're TO give some of the old veterans, or
their widows, a few dollars of public money,
per month, by placing them on the pension
rolls. The remarks were enthusiastically
received by the veterans.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-06

The Cincinnati Enquirer is redhot after
the poStmasters and other federal office
holders who have been taking part in DEM
ocratic conventions.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-06

The Commercial Gazette is evidently
driving Johnny Mclean into a corner, and
whatever the result may be, it will be the
verdict of the people that Murat Halstead
has done good work in exposing these
,.,,alitiaS
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-06

People at the seashore are shiyering and
chattering these bracing August days, while
they might be vastly more comfortable at
hame. yet less fashionable
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-06
lddre-g al oo-smsstoais0zi 20
SPRINGFIELD PUBLISHING CO.,
SPRINGFIELD. O,
Telephone No. q"

tn. ink with which this paper is printed
was bought Of Geo. h. Morrill, a Co., 20 and
q. Rose street, New York.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-06

This weeks Cincinnati Gruphic sends out
a very handsome. full-page portrait supple
ment of Mrs. Governor Foraker.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-06

The president could not refrain, during
the last few hours of congress, from vetoing
number of private pension bills, which
were to take few dollars annually out of
the United States treasury paying them
to the worthy veterans of the war. TO whom
the paltry sum would undoubtedly have
been sOd-send, and promptly sign a bill
involving an expenditure or waste of mil
lions Of public money. Cleveland's ideas
of craftsmanship are peculiar, to say the
least
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-06

NJ. Pssteur has received from the Rus
sian government the gift Of 100, 900 francs
for his Paris ipstituta
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-06

Through the Iiberality Of a few citizens
interested in natural history the Chicago
Academy Of Sciences has just come into
possession Of about ton of mammoth
bones found in the eastern part Of Wash
ilgton territory. The remains are those
f four different animals, and the largest
are in such an excellent state of preserva-
ton that DIR. Velie says it can be set up in
the museum in its full natural hight.
which is some twelve or fourteen feet
Its curved tusks are ten feet long. This
mammoth is of the same species as thosa
whose remains have been found in Siberia
1t is not absolutely certain that any Of
this species have been found east Of the
Rocky mountains, though mastodons have
been found in abundance. When mounted
it will be the first specimen Of the kind i'll
the United States.-Chicago Tribune.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-06

The IhIrteen snperstItton Exploded.
Nine Patti-Nicolini and twelve guests
who dined with her last June, all have
survived the year following. The United
States of America, composed originally Of
thirteen states not only did not go to pieces
within year from their declaration of in
dependence, but soon formed more per
feet union, and have preserved it against
the most formidable rebellion recorded in
history.-Nsw York Herald.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-06

The general feeling among business men,
and manufacturers. in Springfield, is that
the next year is To be very prosperous one
for TIE city. The shops are only stopping
long enough to line up shafting and right
up machinery. Real estate has a decided
upward tendency. and there is a general
which goes long ways toward bringing
about better times.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-06
MEDICINAL
MEDICINAL
BILIOUSNESS

MAY BE PROPERLY TERMED AN AZ
FICTION OF The LlVsr, ANO CAN B.
THOROUGHLY Gu ed BY TIE GRAND
REGULATOR + THE LIVER ANO b.
liAFiY ORGANS
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-06
DIR. ALBERT

Has discovered the greatest cure In the world for
weakness In the back Anj limbs, in voluntary dis
charges i'm mPotency, general debility, nervousness
ansuor, confusion Of ideas. Psipt;Ation Of the
heart, uIaidlty, trembling, dimness Of sight or
giddiness diseases Of the head throat nose or
skin, affections of the liver lungs, sioms.h or
boNels-thOse terrible disorders arising from the
solitary habits Of youth -snd secret practices
blighting their most raiisnt hopes or anticipa-
tions. rendering marriage i'm possible
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-06
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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-06
MACHINISTS.

T j. HICKEY,
IL. Practical Machlnist and General Job Shop.
66 and IS L. Washington st.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-06

Send stamp for Ms. PinkhAm's "Guide TO Health"
and Confidential circular. with description Of
and mptons Of weakness ksHtiOn this PUpsr
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18

that poison had bsen pscsd in IT. There IA consider.
Ane Excitement among the hremsn In consequences OF
engine house<
Another matter which IL creating considerable excite-
~ among the nremen isthe letting OF tns con. -
etunRuishinx nrrs The Fremsn's CbaritaOlo hssoo,-
on has had tho contract for thirty-on- consecu.Eo
!enr- In- department. is wnat II known as vountoi
hsr. lhe servic- nelng p"riorns ,-or tn,
pers Tree In consideration of benefits derived FROM t
herr FUND established by the association ana ~n,o
not only include medical attendance and Duris III e"
:" w atn Du the care Of widows and orphans Oh uo'c
n"hDer- There has been effort for some Year. PeS
10 snpp'ant the association with paid depsttmss'S
LUIS rnnrt nas heeu wed view OF the hpProacnn
rnu OF the present con ract and the movement SCI
70 nnn FAVOR with some OF the msmbers OF tho ..J
.ounch. Under the present contract the sSs"o'"''
receives Sl6O.OOO year
The result Of the effort to have the will OF the ia
'iyra 'lark GaiDes prubatei In Brooklyn ~ A"s
with consdrrabe interest by the legal profession o
CITY This same will presented to the own Distrs
'ouI' or tnis city for proDate II was declnrn mo- W
s1mss,bie or valid This decision was airine. ", "a.
court o last resort In this stale. The properly
ol py the provso OF tns Will. all that was hn""n a.
nriong 10 the te+tator at the time or her DEAN IT,
thls state ludgmcnf for S9.OOO.OOO, no" oh e'P
!" .he supreme Court OF the Unit, -. mon
against this city embraces the full extent OF inc pro
ery ownci by the testatOr M her death ine,, ,ns
considerable difference Of opinion to the right Vi ne
New-fork court to probate the will
Cards are ont for n marriage Jny % which Th Ts.
prove All event of importance in coOred socletH
nrin"-eect "a Miss EOche T. Allan. daughter w
itrpre~sntstiVr l. J. Alan. or the lraouk c"i"
men AMI successful planter and leader u sno
srnuhllcan party OF tho State. Tho nriue mas o"s-
nnelv educated and has shown considerahla thes 40
mnseiln. The groom, Mr. PalmerstOn Lanhry, 70
OF Representative Pierre of Ascension pars"'
and has long and accsptabv filled responsible p"s.on
In the Auditors Office OF the Custom House ana u ~"
principal Of tho coored high school at Mansnsd' A-
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
HUhORS OF A MENAGRIE.

Possibly from "A whniesOme respect Tor the
rupines spears the monkeys mostly restret thrm-
TO bars aud ropes 10 the apicr ball OF no
Gage Nov and then ID Is the usual ,kirmsh among
Themselves, withoat which monkeys seem To . me z
Ill, OF enduring life. Oo asionallv an irrepTessiDlo
monkey seiI-- the tall jaokal II Iasses under bi
aitu me Ireuar trit trot OF It's Face haus II up INTO
ths swns Isr among the bars above. and grins at Us
victim in dcrison. - a.
A, 10 the rabbits and guinea pigs, they seem 10 e
.imn. aud monkeys not NEEDLE Win
them There s som. fun In pnng the tall "' ps ..
Al because the Will squeal anu tue otbri w.
r.II But rabbits aud guinea pigs no ontcrp dl.
therefore allowed To 40 tAeIr own stupid way, D ,,
and geese :Io noisy bIrds anoru moncu'r. !s
when suddenly suspended 10y tho neck Or "lnE, u a
,ac kas give the most sport, t.eir taiIs
ir esistibe any of the monkey race IL Is very
ipUo watch iscka trotng along with eushy tl so. ,
and suddenly r~cosrI thai is passing andrr osr ''
.ntrd by . monkey The IN which II drops 's 80 -.
AM soafries out oi reach the monkey paw , srems
snuss iis per.ecutor almost ~ nach as = . si.y
sra.p At ia victim As To the aekals themsor s,s
shns av Tor . moment bat soon forget tAoir prss~D
AZ erisnoes and run the sAws risk AGAIN.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
CHICAGO.
THE CONSPIRATORS - SEWAGE - MILITIA
PERoONAL-AMi SEMkNT
Icy TkLEGEArH THE TgIBUNgl


PERSON AL-AMi SEMkNI.
rBY rkLEGEArH TO THE TRIBUNE
Chicago, July 1.-The completion OF the
,.,sl 10 frv tho eigIt per-ous charged with beng
principals m HAym,rks massacre. despite the VAST
opportunities to hr lawyers FOR the aeiencn to oc
ca.on eay regarded as great ctory for tho state
h, The urr,on el OF the Jury cousid-rrd Ia point
Of grnce the jury Is far above he average anu
with he exception OF Anirew Hamilton. wh' ia native
n Nova scotia al were .hc United states Four
ver, horuin New.YorG, IN ohio aud one Ia Mas~-
,husettA Ten OF Anerican pArent'ge oil l." g'sh
a--c-ut and only Of G~rn'n de-ccnL II he evil
cenc- - "a compiee outlined by The s.as Attorney
five OF the con-prsors liable 10 De hanged Tor their
GRIM. The evidence OF conspiracy to consnmnae the
Is declared he absolute and IN case OF Field
eu that ne hred mo the police rAnkA
Fl.nnr.t. and careful experiments being made
for plAn for -po.ins OF The sew Diy tests are
oad l., the dr-rti'n OF the steady currents
III Lake MicnIsan mo nope INA u may De de h"nstra
- -" :, fhe .rwake NAV br carr Il N without con-
IN nAtius H. urluking water. Ih- details Tor sew
farm being pr pared Ia thc event Oi tue Ilure
OF tue nrst cited plan.
Fonr Regiments of Infantry, battalion OF cavalry OF
four COMPANIES, and battery Of ihree ,-nn. Rnm.'
wen nto camD at SPrn n.ld. today. The tor r
numbers niy nn"ty per cent OF tne 10 81
"',n OF Bri- aG.er-Gr irral Charles Fizsmons com
nander Of 2i.i Ncw-York Cavalry IN the rebellion
In me event o the Of D-arpora Park 10 cni-
~, for the ini - OF Academy 81 D~sigu funllc
Itnrtr, ,nd Grand Arny % th~ krpu'iic "~ts IL -
-,rt nat nr erection Of tnr AcAdrLY ~ Design huIu-
t, ~ he Al % cr entered npon the needed suh-c p
ION, for the erection Of nne rdhce having already DeeH
/ pcd-rd
Mrs Jnnn A. Loan left i.r trip 10 the PIcie Cost
fnls week Inc 'rH-'oi VIII A0' '0'"f"'' '"' - 80" ~
/ Army
eu.r.l T. q, l. bnreaugard was IN Chicago TINS week
ann i nl. -Jly visited the Uatt- pAnrr~nis KIM
lied nei~. iAA'nS -Ie"' '"''' " ' WV - 49,
I lie Jf ,nilou.
Tine Theodore Thomas cOLcerts Al the EIposltion
RlI.y coutiuur IL attract the g-st prUpOrt0u O
49,, ,,,.,..,-l. paIrUus. Mr. fal.Lers AO.AoAy Con
80. r,u.iuI Ics iarg- au lrutrs 10 McN loheT
uu.i- V,ngeiIns a. tiOOirY Completes tue rlshli
w.. nf 4 = ri.-4 e2ten.ed ever gwen 10
L ny L
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
AN EMPEkORN LOOhiNG-GLAS 81
aa-... Tt-,.fa T.uauU


The other day, III pOklng aOout IN DTic-a
tue ouSnggas, presented 10 thr Emperor g." CniEa -
George ILL., through Lord Macartnry. Inc ''o
Is analo-un, 10 tOurt mirror shch As ''~u
If IA. sry p4rt of tue century used To SIT DrOre ""e
stirklng uaoK patches tner rOug-d Iaee'- Lle iAe
s III carved ebony Ire graln And Is lAsleueu ~ q
stand with drawers Ia the sanr WON. a.
never saw glass OF inner quality. Inc p.s.' 80 80
anout Lne OF a qu.rtO paS- ',u no
DrvrieJ edge, wnich ls suTrOuh"eu -,
an ornament gIt bronze formed Oy srfpe"''.
tnirrserting each O,Arr at rrEu ar diSla"crs ~ ~
back OF mirror. which IL MADE 10 s"ln- T"uu' -
l. All an-lrd pautu- on porcelain tho So VI - -
glass representing agriculture sraed on r"oA' 80
cooking generous country Ike that visible rom me-
u.Oud llu. have. paint or NevEtOh' E"i'D ~ ''o :
nn.r prce -usiurl.et porcelain IniN gnu" no 20 .
ornament IL carried up around a Iu-da'Ho "oor. '
frame OF III mlfrUr. IN whlch ~ So
purtrait. also porcelain. OF George lii ~, H.
leuud 1, another or lahl. VIM
10 be the Punc-ss- Dowagsr or Waies lnr hue
very young aud the face wnich gives me Ho 'ui 10,
sion "A lrulniu DUrIraL IL fair lhEeh vu', A - -
VITA Kind OF lurking syness ~hlch one oi''n 20,
the OF uaIt German. ~ 10 h"'r ny "
lg nu, eve. on the .urfac- anu rather ENGAGING 'n'
heavy Of the squiur type aud inli HpA nln 80
fpren-s. ny BACK. Tue hair powdered ~nd irl@Aeu.
AMI the coal is of while sax with gOd fArDg% race
rlI I, over the biu- ribbon of tue garter lho iAuy
ON the diverse side looks good natnIou' oou
with a fresh cunpleKiOi. Her rinbonpOnt IN ." I'm.
shr too mas +. wrrtch-d cerebral drvrl"pment Inc
dealer THIS piece OF Oc-doIu1
told irr that he bought Of Olcrr VINO nAi oc.p ~
the Loot Palace Inc price asKou iof
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
Ne U-OHLEAAS 5.
STREET IMPROVEMENTS FIRE AssocIA-

STREET IMPROVEMENTS - FIRE ASsOClA-
mON-1rL GAINES " ILL.
IpY rELEGgArH To rng TRIBUNE
Nxw-ORLEANs. July 1.-The Commissioner
nj Pu,ic Work, aud lnr oIy Surveyor. under "a act
IA, -- Dy The Ate Legislature. Will have all ihs streets
and ...x.s.o of me ,1iy rais-d a UNIFORM GRADE Ihs
VIII n.e.,-it.t- tue nilng OF many Ots aud sec'ions
and VIII Without donbt improve the draina-e anu
,l, of The city The WORK OF rals.ng The sidewalks is
=, n ,,, ,or nv property hoidrrs be done IN
.ri.uc- win tne lines and specifications furnished
uy tho Cily surveyor
,.., ,v nulnovu prr,OnS A couple OF weeks aso an
.,,,,. n.r,, Of steam Fire Company No. .. valuable
animal died from poison aduinssterrd with lts food
A. early nour last sunday morning sone one entered
IA, .tb,r of Fire EngDe Company M. Is aud rerasrd
Two horses. turninA them looso Into the street
A. examination Of tho feed box allowed
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
IConfdential.l


My DEAR GENERAL: hen l telegraphed
you .cN d-,y, dlO .idylsl-g nOE-tctiOn lOI Il
While III Ine m-4ItcI OI Iur,ncr removal, IOin
ONCE unde the authOlliy Ol the RccOn>iiuC-
ton a,l IL W.s Occause | knew tnet the AT
tObey -OcneIa n.td LiAen Tie gIOund thds the
bill gives no such au1nOIty 10 uIotrlCt com
malUelS. lie Il probably plcpd.Ing al opinion
u TINS effect Inc Iact l. tncIC - q, clded
hOsul,s JO the whole Cong ,alOnsu plan OF
ICcOnsI. u, lion at the " AItc uJu>e, ANA d de
position ~ lOnUVc you uOm The command
you LOW have. Both the Secretary OI " aI
aLC niJ sell Mil OppOsc any such move, a., " Ii
a. ,hc mass Vi Tic people. Ia uic course YOU
rave pursued you are suppO tel by more thin
party. Thought IL well, however, " adv lee
You against lu ther iemOVal,, II you can ct
along without making them, until We see
1Aeie l. nothing Clcuef To my mind than that
cong ess intended u gave dl trlct comm indcrs
.nH4e cUhuOl oven tine cIVn government OF
tAese districts, iOr "a specific pa. pOae ana only
recognized PRESENT cIyil authorities within
.'ese ulstlcts al all, iOi the convenience OF
uleii comm nders 10 make USE OF. OF 20 much
VI as suited them and ~ would aid them
~ carrying out the Congressional plan of re-
Coihg loyal, Pc manent governments.
,. ull2 l. cei tain the Law cOntempates
81 "Htilct commanders shall be then OW n
az az vi me meaning vi its provisions They
60. oP"lslDle Ia The country for Its i.uthiul
Co'uuOh. ANY opinion from the Attorney
IT, should be duly weighed, however.
mdodh,"g, OF removing district comm. nders
fo,.ef ~Ni'ef is going 10 be huu bv a faithful ner
tl,,I nance nee OF lils duty My advice TO Won is
yo etol make no more rrmovoI thor
non "nu absolutely necesa~y. That Won n',l,a
13,sr' whatever except il be Tor tbc .,ro".ast
'u vi u'e Law and your authority. until
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18

WASHi>GrOS, d. c.. Feb -. ls~Z.
DEAR B4DRAu: | rather ike the idea Of
ypur prc-aiinga history Of Reconstruction only
II ers 10 me that II will be tgl -Qurele t. get
All the esNenta al facts into su.all W ume OF the
size Of Scribuer Ii will he better Z" collect the
maieria = and allow the siZr 10 reSllt from thrin
R-comsiruc ION coroilary % the war, ann
firms a continuation of the sub ect-mdtter Di Y ur
-yst work and il naDpens that your Hero IN
war aas Leader in the Recon ~tructlon. 30 Sre no
r,a>op why 70 EDnid not form fourth volume.
In whatever you NAV umde. take you have my
w T. SHERMAN.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-12-25

We are s,rr. L" learn at the acct
dental sh'"ting al Mr.. Frank War
rem. q, Pr~rrc. Hill, which occur.
red Inst week. Mr.. Warren ~ss
htumc With some uiends, when a
hare jumped up aud ran right
,lr ~, ihe bevy at hunters, one OF
VII III beng son,e~ hat excited, sho,
at the game too quickly aud put
~..,.raI thpt in MIR. W~arren'& leg
i'm, l.rlow the knee, cav-iny quite a
~naiufnl wound. We hope T." per
mmcnt injury 10 the ~oundc'i mem
be, may rean 49, Tt0dp' Aarert,ser.