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ituttou Wanted, an* Help WanteC THB DAILY will print advertisements of erson* wanting work or Sltcuitknis, and of those e$ding Help of snjr kind, mrsour CHAMX—inch «f«rtlw*w*nt# not to «xc4ed 80 words. This la iropofij^l becaase It is believed It will »M many *$°J +A and desire wort and we cordialiT invite *1 Arested to arid! Uttmaelvtui of ske tMafis
*lu jZA and desire work, and we cordially invite i*ted to anil lb*iaaelve««f tke tUMfis 'yed. It mu«t be remembered that letters sent roofb *be mail are not delirered to untnAU ux'rl If»HW»«te ttrfdCtha tetterebonldbe Urected to the care of aome tadlridoal, firm, or ^patofflce box, and If for e4tr delivery the pottage
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Ad Vert!#er»entifpT+hted under this head One word, and the advertisement will, rarely ®tetthe Atf femidiiof persons Who rriay nave Vim er Is wanted, and from a large number of •pll£fe the advertiser In enabled to make the V.oet favorable selection*. "Situations wanted" "Help wanted," not exceeding 80 words, print-
iXTANTlJI}—KVerybody' to know' that TT make your wants known in this coli
"*4"fcWTED—Your old cook stoves In trade as *y toward a "Charter Oak.*' This stove rou a lifetime. The fire-back ia guaran,,Ve years, the long centre the same. The
Warranted to give entire satisfaction. For ie onlv by PROBST, Fourth street, bet. Main .d Ohio.
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Perre Haute 18 toolar«cU cltyWrUS^rde 'depend on placards, which attract t&SMKfeifMon only sach persons an necessarily.. JpWf the emiscs, while a small advertisement tflalrtod in
DAII.T NKWSWIII reach dally everyWpylikely want loom* or hooses, piwr^tlv iw ,, t, and save tbe loss tiriglnk fWfea +4 irtlln: Idle. One cent a Word.
|3T"L'nder Wis head, for One Cent per word, jk tr*ons inky otfer whatever they may oavf fur jfcsfte, and be *nrc of reaching rtiore pnrch&Bchi tfflrw s)mv tliurt A/\tl/l Ka /Iama in a venr day than could be,doB« in nal tMiicllatlon, thns 'secbHrtg the advantage of
Mffiffinqulrlca and of selling at the best offers.
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£V~All advertisements under tnis head will be larged 10 cents per line, and »any one desiring 'iswers through the News boxes, can rent .NEWS jgail tjoxe at this office at 10 cents per week.
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CAI«. THOIAM.
OPTICIAN AND JEWELER, 629 Main street, Tcrro Haute. r4 1 1. I
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Office and residence, 117 N. Sixth at jtophone messages received in office at all rs, day and night.
DR. McGREW,
North-west cor. Third and Mnin.
.osldonce~670 Ohio street. Office hours—from 10 1 to 8 p.m. and 4 to 0 p.m.
DR. A. H. GILMORE,
hectic uH Botuic Physician,
Yftor a study and practice of thirty years, and rtoon yt'ftrl of that time with the Indiana In tht* at, ha*ipermancntly located In the city of Torre vutu-^lTH doctor treats all manner or diseases M»csrfrhllv he warrants a cure of Cancers, ^^11 scurvou!» and lupus formations, without
I Sf the knife, or harsh medicines. Consulwon froo. Office. Iwtwocn Second and Third reels, on Main. Residence. 318 north Fifth st,
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be at office during the day. and at residence night.
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McLEAN & SF^DO^mTDGE,
Attorneys at Law,
420 Main Street, Tern* Haute, lnd.
T\ DAVIS. S. N. DAVIS, Notary.
DAVIJS & DAVIS.
Attorneys at Law, South Sixth Street, over Postofflce, Trriv ihuik', Iud.
•"L" J"- I5Z E3 Xj Xj 23 Y, attorney at Law, ThUjjd Stmt, between Mrtin «nd Omn.
%RLTON & LAMB, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, rner of Fourth and Ohio. Tcire Haute.
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B". MCISTUT??, Attorney at l4iw, OhioStnn t. Terre Haute, lnd.
H. FKLSEXTIIAL, ATTORNEY AT LAW Ohio Street, Terre Haute, lnd.
BUFF & BEECHEB,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Terre Haute, lnd.
^hmiAaUd* have been cured of dumb jue, billtous disorders, jaundice, dyspopa and all diseases of the liver, blood or irtmch. when all other remedies have ed. by using Prof. 0utlmette*8 Liver which is a quick and permanent cure those disorders. Ask vour druggist for and? .V her. and he im not got send $i.30 in a letter to the FrenQi nid ompany. Toledo, O.. and rrr*»Jtve one by*
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mail. J. J. Baur, s_ie agent for igo county.
pA FOR SALE. *low Hay Scales, very heap, at
VRNiHT & KAUFMAN'S.
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Republican will 'meet Sat at B. & T. foribe purpose of trie City Cou special electio^
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Howe sewing machine Enquire at this office.
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Mamie tie Artesian Batlis. Recommended by the highest medical authority for Paralysis, Rheumatism, GKnjt, NBuralgia,r_Catarrh, Qieet, Syph^is, Skfn Diseases/Dyspepsia and alHFfemale Diseases.. JUegajnt cfiw bath houae. Com-, peteM aitetiauw. Cheapest ahd best bathsin ihek world. Bath house
eteoi aitehtnUlw. Cheapest house at the foot of Walnut street.
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Before buying your BOOTS AND SHOES call on Paddock & Purcell, 407 Main street, opposite Opera House. They constantly keep on hand a full line of finest class gooas and sell cheaper than anybody. Remember the sign of "By Jingo."
FOP Male.
An entirely new Howe machine never been used for sale cheap for cash. Parties wanting a bargain should not fail to embrace this opportunity. For particulars enquire at this office.
for sale cheap.
A large invoice of Ctetter Oaks just received Probst's, Fourth street* between ,in and Ohio.
An Old Doctor's Advice,
It was this: Trust in God and your bowels open." For this purpose many an old doctor has advised the habitually costive to take Kidney-Wort—for no other remedy so cffctually overcomes this condition, tyid that without the distress and griping which other medicines cause. It is a radical cure for pilefi. Don't fail to use it.
Handsome Mantel*.
Another lot of handsome mantels wtas received by Moore, at 688 Main street, last week, which everybody who conteta* plates buying mantels should call and see, as they are the latest styles and handsomest patterns that have been manufac tured and are really the finest that have ever been brought to the city.
If you are troubled with deranged kidneys, delay not, but get one of Prof. Qoil mctte'French Kidney Pads and vou will be cured. J. J. Baur, sole agcut for Vigo county. 142 l— u,jii. IB S-juwc
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The tonic effect of Kitiney-fabrt Is pro-' dmed'by its cleansing and purifying action on the blood. "Where there is a gravelly deposit in the urine, or milky, ropy urine from disordered kidneys, it cures withont fail. Constipation and
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Go to Wright & Kaufman's for your Sugar, Tea, Coffee, or anything else in the Grocery line. Also Fruits and Vegetables. They never allow any one to beat them in price or quality. Give them a call and see for yourselves.
Be Wfw nnri Happy.
If you will stop all your extmYagant and wrong notions in doctoring yourself and families with expensive doctors or humbug cure alls, that do hwflta always, and use only nature's simple remedies For all vour ailments, you will be wise, well and happy, and save great expense. The greatest remedy for this, the great wise and good will tell you, is Hop Bitters—rely on it See another column.— /Vm*.
Good Preacttlnjc.
No* man can do a good job of work,
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reach a good sermon, try a law suit well, a patient, or write a good articl®, when he feels miserable and dull, with sluggish brain and unsteady nerves, and nolle should make the attempt in such a condition when It can be so easily and cheaply removed by a little Hop Bitters. See orfier colnmn.-—Albany Tim*.
N. ANDREWS,'
Tlie great boot and shoe man, invites every one to call and examine his mammoth stock. He out suit the most fastidious. and has weekly arrivals of new C?*MR Call and see him. He holds forth at No. $05 Main street.
Au okl mgtt living hi iBdianapolis, drive- a hotse poor and starved that it not ttu frequently fails in the street from sheer weakness. Some of the boy* of the neighborhood once saw ink horse at meal time,. His master gave him two "nubbins" of corn, about enough to satisfy the hunger of a chicken, and a little wisp of bay" might grasped between the thumb ana
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the 16th of August the Sixth
Wirders wflTtlect .ffifefor —C. P. Staub wHl rua busaes at*®gular intervals toJfkf io thi'Cadef^ictiie.^ ""—The McKeen CwSets g^ve an exhibi tion drill to-day at the Fair Grounds. —When you talk about booms, what do you think of the Daily
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now? —An attack of lung fever caused the death of a fine horse belonging to Dr. Kuester. —The Democracy don't believes in torch lights. The party is light enough without. —The city is again filling up with tramps notwithstanding the efforts of the officers to prevent it. —The Knights Templar exercises at Chicago will be the grandest sight wit^fi5§Sed in this part of the country for some time. —Wefceceived fifty subscribers from last week. Our merchants and others who advertise should take note of thfo. --A'trajnp yesterday struck Mr. Atkins of nor:th Eighth street, with a club which broke hffe arm. The tramp escaped and
Iftas not been seen since. —The Artesian baths are becoming kno^rn throughout the country, and persdnsfrom a distance are now in the city for the purpose of bathing in the water.
V—C. P. Staub was allowed to choose a horse from the lot brought here by the Inter Qcean show, to replace the one which the bill posters drove to death some aime ago. —A couple Of histics coming in from the country this morning run a tire off of the front wheel of their cart in front of Beauchamp's livery-stablejon Sixth street, completely demolishing the wheel. —Let everybody go to the Wigwam tomorrow night. W. W. Curry will diagnosis "Bullseye" Hanna's speech as delivered from the manuscript at the Court House last night. pFred flatt, of diheinnati is the "boss" bftrtender at the Mozart Garden, and toiakes things plfeasant for all who visit the ground. About 200 were present at the concert last night' and all were pleased. —There is a little boy who drives a delivery vehicle about town who will get himself in trouble if he is not more careful. In the first place he drives the horse in a cruel manner, and in his fast driving is liable to run over some one. —Prof. Z. M, Anderson, of Evansville will lecture at the 3d Baptist church on south Seventh street this evening in the interest of the Knights of Wisemen a secret order is increasing, very rapidly among the colored people. Especially in in the south. Lecture free. —Wc clip the following notice of Major Jno. E. Simpson's funeral from the Indianapolis jS'cm of yesterday:
Bishop Talbott returned this morning from the funeral of Major Simp? on, which took place yesterday from Trinity church in Michigan City. The body, accompanied by the widow of the deceased, and a large number of prominent railroad officials ahd other friends, from St. Louis, was met at Chicago by another company, including the bishop, aud the services took place immediately after the arrival of tife spt nal at Michigan City. Universal sorroiv was felt ana expressed at his decease.
PERSOSAL#,
J. J. Riddle is in Syracuse, N. Y. Dr. J. J. Baur Is in San Francisco. Messrs. George and John Ludowici left last night for San Francioco. yclix Timmerman is slowly recovering from the injuries caused by the runaway lastMonday.
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Mrs, Geo. Hedges of 'Indianapolis* passed through here yesterday on her way to Colorado Springs, aboat seventyfive miles south of Denver, where she will join her husband.
K4U.R01D HEWi.
D. M. Hendricks, of the I. & 81 L, road, was iu town yesterday, N. K. Elliot, of the Vandal:^ road.j is in Columbus, O., where his moth is touite sick.
A woman clad in a man's clothing was a few night ago found by a Vandal ia hrakem&n, on too of a box car, trying tx. steal a ride to Indianapolis.
Beta have been made in Russia thaJf tlae Cxar would not live a year, and the chaps who made the bets are now living in Siberia.
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A drbwd'of about GOO gathered at the Wtgwatt lhst night to h^ar Hon. B. WHannk. Hibse who had e^ihe ta t^i p'ai^, after waiting for some tipie, were inform ed that Mr. Hanna, for reasons af his own, had decided to Speak in thb court housa. Accordingly as many as could gun admission to the cburt room proceed ed to that, place. A laige number were, however,. tamed away oh account1 of to" ertftiii^frii^^I'^ccofe^lfl^idh. lAl^oii't* tf&b o^oc^ ikr. mj^e his, appewr^hqe on.the stand» and was introduced by Mr. Carltoh. .• ih .u r, .i ^onn^be^n bis speech (iy spying t^t his reason for changing the^plaqe of meeting waB that he had prepared his sp^ch for publication, and as h^ KHsb^ hife Wehii^spfeych tj. t)6 cautibusl^ ,i^id clearly (ielivered, he iiad taken this method, of presenting from manuscript, prom?ibtng that heYeaftet he winild address the ^eo^c iit the Wigwam, freie from the u^6 oi n^itei, $is Ide^.w^'jj^^'ijj'flow, ing janguage, and contained throughout the whole kmgth of bis address a vein of P°e$jr
The principal points of which he treatddrwere the elevation of the Democracy, ab6&t'« hltlf hours efvplftn^tfoti of Credit iy^r/jihd qil^aiftjhs fr^heV^Pftpers ^e^iicious filing in regard. to party pii^cipie be(d led to the esaggeratton of mdh^^cotirendes ftt the lived ttf th» MMl in^tibt) olf the par^ih |ib^er.. mentioned, iopics I in thp space of an hour and a quarter h^ apologised to the assembly for detaining th^in so lotfg, said h'e hfcd much liidfe tif iriterGfst b^t'as hfeTiad already ^ok^n 'sB long lie would wait until some time in the future whdn he would give them some nurte.
At the Wluwam.
The great intellectual giant, W.
A young lady is not like ia tree. Yon can not estimate her age by counting her rings. "That's what beats me," as the boy said when he paw his father take the skate strap down from its accustoined {fiace. ,'!,
The proper order—Governess (teaching alphabet) "And what comes after T, Cluster William?" Master, William:
Bed." Outside srteculators in Wall street were first called "lambs" for the reasOb that they gambol first and get sheared afterwards. "Annie is it proper to say this 'ere, that 'ere?" "Why, Kate, of course not" "Well, I don't know Whether it is propel* or not, but I feel cold in this ear from that air." .(A little boy said he didn't want the soft part of the biscuit "Some little boys, observed the mother, "would be very thankful to get it." "Then why don't you give it to them!" answered the 4-year-o3d hopeful.
Wife (to her husband, who is eating a juicy roast with great relish,) "For heaven's sake, we have both forgotten that this is a fast day." Husband, (sulkilv,) "You might have waited at least till I was through."
A party of ladies express regret at not being men. "I," said Mme. de "I would like to be a woman till forty, and a man from forty to sixty." And afterward, what?" asked an ingenue anxiously. But there was no reply* "Carl Maria Von Weber!" said an opera-goer the other night. "I suppose he was christened after his mother. What a curious thing!" Not at all," replied a friend: "Surely he could scarcely have been christened before his mother.
A little girl on being told something which much ssed her, exclaimed emphatically, "I .shall remember that the whole of my life, and when I forget it I will write it down. The hild was five "wears old.
Precept and example, like the blades of a pair of scissors, are admirably adapted to their end when conjoined sepamted, they lose the greater portion of their utility.
Men think it no shame to give handsome obsequies to those dead, whomliving they had suffered to starve unnoticed bet tbe struggle of sinking poverty noases anseisn in its comer. -T-
It cannot be too deeply impressed upon the mind tint application is the price to be paid for mental acquisition, and that it is as abscund to emKtit without as to look for harvest without seeds.
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r.. ft WC ».• ittlf t-ci Johnny Boll Talks' about tbe OatmrtfrwY Tariff-Ame*icui
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LoijrDaK, August .5 —Arthur Arnold (Libd^al) will, iq, the4 House of: Commons to-morrow, move the following resolutiori':' "Thiit In the ^jrtnion Of the House, compulsory slaughter at porta of lafidtng oi fit stock froan^ thfc^ United State*, restricts the sxxpp^y, and increases the cost of food^ and having regard to freedom frdm disease iff kittle of the 'producing States in America, the Hou^e deems it desimbk the Governmeint should capaider the reatrictwp with a yiew to, thQ ipogi#-
proposed by w, E. Foster ki '1878» *or whfchresolwion twenty-fottr memb^» Of th^e present. jSovern^aont ypted 4^ the majority. Omcial correspondence witn the United States en thb
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August s,—Dr. Tannev fwU
much worse to-aay. A hot mustard pMh aild vigorous rubbing over hiB entire bbmr have given his skin a warmer, morti life like appearance, and have been the oaude of t^t least temporary improvement of his physical condition. His face'is less pallia this "morning, but his eye ij( tivWn aulhsr than twenty-four hours agoi and the shrunken skin of his face makes the deep lines more, marked than any time previous (Jiirine his long fist in Clarendon Hall This Mhisthirty-nihthd^y.
He Is exceedingly irritable, raid complains if the slightest noise is mode in the hall, He manifests little'interest, i» any tnlng that is Said to him by Ms watcli6ra. and objects'more tlian ever tb belngfititrea at by visitors. The physicians on watch this mornhig say that, although there is less fpyer in ills stomach to-day,, and althoiigh he has bedn corhparsitiyely cottifortable fOr the last eight hours, hfa vitality apparently is almost exhausted, and his recent stomach difficulties have told severely upon him.
In the morning mall the doctor fpCfeiVed a marriage proposal from a wiaow of Hamilton. N. ¥., who signed heraelf as Mirs. Carrie E. Huntington, and inclosed her picture.
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Curry, will speak at the Wigwam to-mor-row night. Let all go and hear him.
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distributed in the Hotwe before the discussion oif, the resolution. The Standard learns tbat, the Government resolved at a Cabinet council, Weahtisday, to dispatch immediately latfee body of troops to Ireland in view of the hostile disturbances there.
John MacDon
aid to-day received an important disputation on the subject of the Canadian tariff from the Manchester Chamber of Commerce, representing the whole of Lancashire industries. Sir John, in replying to the gentleman, said the tariff had been adjusted on the principle to cucourajge English imports by placing heavier duties on American goods, but that Englishmen were prejudiced, and ignored Canada's peculiar situation, as regards the United States. American rings and corners had completely crushed all attempts to introduce manufactures in Canada, and would have continued to do so, unless Canada, by her new tariff, had not endeavored to prevent it. The new tariff had already forced the Americans to clamor for a reciprocal treaty, which previously had been contemptuously refused. If England wanted reciprocal privileges, she must give something in return. With countervailing duties in the English mar kets. Canada could always afford to makten per cent, difference against English and other foreign goods. In conclusioh Sir John said thathe^lid not think that there was any immediate chance for at reduction of tariff, but he would willingly receive and suggestions and remedy any proved injustice.
ftamoan Outbreak.,
LONDON, August 5.—Her Majesty's ship Danae shelled two rebellious Samoan villages, ffind the natives threatened to massacre all the white inhabitants.
A later telegram at the Foreign Office states that the rebels surrendered to the proper authorifiesTtnd quiet has been restored. .'K lloblltzinsr the (sreck Array
LONDOH, August 5.—A dispatch from Athens announces that End and has notified Greece that she. withdraws her former request to maintain inactivity, in consequence of which notice an order for mobilizing the Greek army lias been issued. ..
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DUEI, WITH curng AND PITCHFORK* SiJLLtVAs, ISD.. August 5.—Last night Wm. Zimmerman, of Jefferson township, became involved in a high quarrel with John Saucerman, the tenant on his farm, and they final! got so warm a# to ottack each other with clubs and pitchforks. Both received injuries, Zimmerman's being reported serious.
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found that young men from 15 to 20 years of age marry young women averting two or three years older than themselves bat, if they delay marriage until they are 20 or 25 years old, their spouse averages a yoar younger than themselves and henceforward this difference steadily increases, till in extreme old age. on tbe bridegroom's part, it is apt to be enormous. The inclination of octogenarians to wed misses in their teens is an eveiy-day occnrence, but ft is amosing to find, in tbe love-matches of boys, that the statistics bear oat the sabres of Thackeray and Balzac.
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BLWrrow, 4ND., August 5.—This is the seat of Welts Comity tnillwtek notorious for its itoiHfii IJ^mQWsktiic ^pabilities and doings. BluStoa is a place of over 8,000 inhabitants, i»ut the spirit displayed by some of'it&hot-headOdDemocrats aoet not invite a flow Of people into our midst The citizens here have read much about the atrocities committed by the Ku-Klux of the South and the flbrrOrs of Yazoo, yet they (at least the moral, law abiding citizens) have not suspected, up to within a few days^ at least, that there would be anything of that sort done here. Lately, however, the tiot blood w^itih has courseq the veins of the unterrifled has bubbled a little too high, and work has really commenced on theYazOo plan.
Several of our icitifen? have^ received notices, iropi the determined Democrats to part with the negroes they detain, and to "do itd——d quick."
A card, on ^hich was written the following, was deceived by W. Waterman, a respected colored barber of this city, a few days since:
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"You had better git your little band of negroes together and skip. Your room is better than your company.
Warning! V. U. Q."
Joseph Humphrey, owning some property occupied by colored people, received a card, a#«f©Mw ,V WAR»JKJ, ,V .-R "Mr. Hum^l'ey, you 11 id l»otter get them negroes out ox your building and save trouble. By owl^r of V.U.O.
The proprietor of the Oontral Hotel, Mr. R. Rossington, received a card of warning advising him to ri& his house of his colored cook, and save trouble, J. B. Plessinfcer, Sheriff, part tfWnor of the hotel, has also received a card of warning in reference to retaining colored cook.
This is a true statement of the affairs here now, without color or exaggeration. For twenty years Bluffton has been without negroes, the Democratic ^population always driving them out. Within, the past two or three years, however, one or two colored men were allowed to come in. The only ones here to-day'are the Waterman brothers, barbers. They are nearly white are quiet, peaceable citizens, ana good Republicans. They live and cook at the hotel, and constitute the "culled population" of this 'Democratic strong-
Saturday night last the correspondent met another cokre'd fnan, who Wiw in (he enaplOy of the Watetirtan Brothers, but 1 learn this morning that he departed last night. He .assigned, aa his cause, for leaving that, during the few days that he was here, he was insulted evefry time he went on the street.
The first colored child that was ever born in this coiinty Was presented to Henry WHtertTTHT) few days ago—a daughter.
When depredations will be commenced By therfe YaZOoans is only qufestioh of time, -Should they be jpe*mitted to continue in "their fury. The town and city are considerably stirred up oyer the outlook. A march on the unmindful by the K-K. K. Is expcctcd every rlght.
A Wife's Frugality.
The wife of the man next door has a fertile brain which is kept actively employed in a variety of directions. Among ner household goods area dozen plants in pots, anil a variety of these aire In a box mounted on a pedestal. The box she got at the store the pedestal she and the bov together made. After it was done she wanted it painted.
She might have dent it to the painter for that purpose, but he would charge more than it was' worth. To save the extra cost, she determined to do the work herself. She could get a pound of paint all mixed in a pot, with a brush, for twenty cents—the pot and brueli to be returned after the work was done. It was a simple thing to paint, and she could put it on as easily and nicely as a trained hand could do it. The man next door didn't think much about it. It was not in his line, but he got the paint.
It was a great surprise to the wife of the man next door to see how little of the paint was required to color the box and pedestal, anu how much was left after the work was done. What should she do with it? Not return it, of course, for she would not be allowed anything for it. Now that she had it she might as well use it. There was undoubtedly something it could be used on.
She looleed around for the obiect in question, and was not long in finding it. There are more or less dingy, battered articles about a house which a coat of paint will improve. Her house was no exception. Her eyes lighted on a box holding her scouring sand. In a few moments it was a delightful green.
Then she looked around for other fields to conquer, and presently she found them, find continued to find them as long as the presence of paint made it necessary to search for them. She was nearly the whole afternoon using up that pot of paint, but it was time well employed.
And it was amazing, as she admitted to herself, bow for twenty cents' worth of paint would go' Judiciously applied. She knew her husband would be surprised when he came home at night at All she had done.
And he was. When he observed use green nockcase, and looked at the green paper-rack, and found that he had a green writing desk, and contemplated the green footstool, and saw the green coal scuttle, and got against the -green clothes-horse, he was too full to say a word.
Then he picked up his green bootjack, Mid when be aid that he gave a wild soared look about the room, sank down in a chair and found his voice.
He said Holy fish hooks!"
An exchange inquires we do at table?" Why,
"WBit shall eat, man, eat,
of course. Itwouldn't'be just the thing play ball, or shoot at a mark, or do anything of that kind* and we don't see much left to do but to eat Suppose you try eating, anyway, at first |f|lf ||ti .^s'