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AN OUTRAGEOUS G0HST.

The township Ct Caiy, in ST. Croix
County, Wls., has fer some tine past been
.rcstly asitated and coufopnded By reason
If tie strange, not to say outrageous, 20
!ngs on Of some 'disembodisl spirit.
fanny by The name cf Linch, who
live NO, FAR from she village have been the
object, Of theses suI ernarural vi,i,ations
or rather depredations. Tee place has be-
come frequented by all lovers of the won
leriul, and various accou1ts and eSplana-
tons. The facts as near as We could get
at Them are about Us follows
FIRST stating that there are in the Lynch
family children, one of whom is known
as the small b"v, Of ordinary appearance.
though Of peca'is. temperament.
1t appears thaC about the first ,hin: the
lynch people took notice Cf as uncommon,
was the destruction Of their spoons, SIX
>ets of which wz,s suct essiteiy ruined by
being twisted into the form and figure ui
tie letter 5; until ut length Mr. Lyuet
procarel an outfit of iron spoons, which
underwent 4 similar torture. OF having a
hand in this cos,lY mischief the small boy
~as naturally susl ec;sd, AMI he was there
fore frequently drnbbei and otherwise af
fic,ed for his sins. But the aff.;r Of IN,
spoons vas bat an insignificant phanom4
non in comparison with what followed
For instance, Mr.. Lynch one day deposited
n quarter of beet in his smoke house. ant
going sat to it shortly afterwards, Mas lis
coUrasel to Sal the beef beilabei wit:
soft soap AMI snoshereI unier half
barrel IF pickles. \ dress PATTERN tina, "a
had lroasht horae as u present 70 his VII
was directly found 10 have been cut, ~ IN
visible shears, into a size aud pattern BE-
fling their little girl Mary which was
grsat waite Of calico. As for tn. rsst,e
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-12-04

OUR MEDLEY
oh what string of songs to sing,
Along the fence see:
otCoTT's PAIN PAINT has the ripo
lhey are the songs for me.
cd Bob Ridley never knew,
JChney came marching hcme,
Pockets full of PAIN PAINT. too.
Hard times won' make him roam.
In The Cnttage by the Sea,
With PAIN PAINT and Dog Tray;
Pretty Jane will think of me,
And so viii Nelly Gray
Not for Joseph Will I go,
Ben Bo!t or Boy in Blue;
But JOAN Anderson nv Joe
Is WneoTT's PAIN PAINT True
Where's the girl with golden hair,
Annie Darling. Rosa May,
Charm my heart like Chatham Square
Or ' oLCoTT's PAINT, pray.
Polly Perkins don't begin.
! he Irish can apply:
WoLCoTT's PAIN P.l>r sure to win
captain Jinss or Nelly Bly,
'ri- f dish walking down Broadway.
Or humm;ng Aud Lang Syn-,
Erv PAIN PAINT without DELAY,
Ii. letter than Rhine Vile.
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AMERICAN

TIE ioiloTinE reasons are given why tai. 10 IN
IS Pa niiv VI Ct JurcSase:E
Because 1t i'll o IfYt irr Il ~ Any macl inc
do = wing rom tie finest % u cusTs-st aterial
bemmIrg. tcI.E- cuTt.,nr. braI In . Dd!r1. Yfth
er1n2 and >eNSInc on; { tie 81 tms rLflln
Gui I'm. ETC be ter tiau o.BCr . aehine.
Be "a" TIE b ccha' ! prom pBeS - ,he tCst
ia ste ardms' 2 on tie best lihf.tle o! apN ma
c.ine manu-: ctured. II has 40 spri Igs 10 re-
Ioti Ing to get out of order.
CouPANY's OFFICES:
10. 40 MILWAUKEE, ST MILWAUKEE,
1878 Chestnut s. Philadelphia, Pa,
eTA.ents wanted in every tawn -
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The spook Of Oshkosh,

nj nrnlonS and Hair.Is aising Phe
ucnsaa in an Unoccupied Wfscon.
&.E Mslns.on-A Dead Woman He
saraB 70 Earsa, and Brings somo
RriTn stooe Wi 18th Her-G reAt Excite.
neht Among she Oshkoshan..
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har'1owoc Dry Dock.

The undersigned having le-sei the dry
dock ofthc Mani' voc Dry Dock Company.
a, Mani:owoc. 70 n term " f.. years is new
prepared to doc vessel. Of nil classes in
cluiing the l,rs I f7uat Oh the lakes. The
dry dock is 265 / ct long and IS feet wide.
with II feet Of " .er over the riud sill AL
work entrustcdi will lie pc formed in n
skiilful work me: like and expeditions man
ncr. and At lsuer 6-Ures thrn can be Oh
I;.in~d either in Milwaukee or Oh lego
G.S RAND. HENRY BEkGER
l4.I7-rf
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief and
cure Of all derangs
ments in the ston.
sch, liver, and bow
els. They are a mild
aperient, and an
excellent purgauve.
Being purely vege
table, they contain
no mercury or mine
raj whatever. Much
serious sickness and
suffering is prevent
al nv THAR timely
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PIOUS SMILES.

Gen. Washngton's family bible is ad-
vertised for safe It is in three large quarto
volumes, and the putlc are gravely inform
ed that It was presented to Gen. Washing
ton by the author.
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A lu.!icrnus mistake happened some lin c
ago al a funeral in Mare lie bone. The
clergyman hal gone on with the service
until he cume to that part which says,
Oar deceased brother or sister" without
knosiug whether the deceased was male
or female He turned 10 enc of the mcur-
mrs aad asked whether It was a brother or
sister The an very innocently rcrlied
No re latiop i; all, sir; only an acquaIn'
tancc."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-14
A Great Racer,

The time made by True Blue in his
ace at Saratoga on the Sd inst, is the
best on record. The True Kentuckidn,
published in the Blue Grass region of
Kentucky, is considered good author.
ity OH all fine stock matters. Com
menting IN the Saratoga dash, that
journal says: The fastest two miles
heretofore made vas by L~ittleton,
over the Lexington course, in S:34hs,
and here comes one, with a splendid
burst Of speed, reduces the best time
to $685.. which stamps him as a great
racer. The name of this marvel is
True Blue. by Lexington, dam Bal
loon, by Yorkshire, grand dam Her.
aldry, great grand dam Margaret
Woods. He was bred by Mr.. John
Clay, and sold, last year, at Long
Branch to Mr.. Chamberlain, for
50, 800. Balloon and Heraldry are still
on Mr.. Clay's farm, the latter very
old, some % years, but is still cared
for as tenderly as any animal on the
farm. Margaret Woods won S14, 600
in the great Trial stakes, at Nashville,
in 1912. Her owner Col. Wade Hainp-
ton, of South Carolina, presented
these large winnings to the churches
of Nashville, and sen the mare to
Kentucky as a present II Mr.. Clay.
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CUBA.

HAVANA, August 10.
While a Spanish column was escort
ing several wagons loaded with pro-
visions TO General De Socarras, it was
attacked by a party of Instructions
lists IN ambush. After a brief engage
ment, the Insurgents we're replaced.
Several small engagements have
taken place lately between the Span
iards and Insurrectionists, at Seguani-
~, Ciebabo and Yamagur.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-14

OFF FOR PIoCHE.-T. l.. Ham, long
man Of the mechanical department,
leaves this morning for Phoebe. Ham
is q tirst-class printer, in all of the
branches of the art, and we wish him
the most unbounded success where
ever he may wander.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-14

FIRE.-On the 10th inst another great
fire occurred in Portland, Maine, de-
stroying property valued at 5000, 600.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
CAROLINA.
VI Aug.
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE

FRANCE.
BAYoNNE, August Is.
The Carlists have laid siege to Bill
boa.
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ENGLAND.
LONDON, August IS

Following the example of their con-
tinental brethren, says the Pal Mall
Gazette, English Roman Catholics are
now arranging a pilgrimage to Paroy
La Moniale, a small village some dis
lance from Paris, which has acquired
its reputation as a center for pilgrim
age, from the fact that, according to
the Catholic belief, just 800 years ago
the Savior appeared there to the
Blessed Mary Margaret Alcoque, and
intrusted to her a message to propose
the worship of the Sacred Heart. The
English pilgrimage is being organized
under the auspices of a very intiuen-
tial company, at the head of which
are the Duke of Norfolk and the Earl
OF Denbigh. the secretary being Lord
Walter Kerr. The pilgrimage is adj
vertised to start from London on
Tuesday. September 2. The pilgrims
will reach Paroy lie Marial on We'd
nesday, and having performed their
devotions on Thursday, may return
to London by Friday night or Satur-
day morning.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-14

In Virginia, August 9, Richard a. Pey-
ton, a native Of New York, aged 45 years.
In Virginia, August 9, Frank, son of
John y. Crowley, aged 3 years and 70
days.
In Virginia, August Q, infant son of
thomas Mitchell.
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n
WASHINGTON, August IS.

WASHINGTON, August IS.
A special says the proceedings of
the Court Martial Ease of Captain Jack
and other Modocs, were received at
the War Department to-day. 1t is be-
lieved the court found them all guilty,
and sentenced them to be hanged.
PENNSYLVANIA.
louisville, August Is.
Geo. Mars has been arrested for
shooting Edward Cosgrove, found
dead i'll the street at Shenandoah this
morning.
NORTH CAROLINA.
WILMINGTON, Aug. 8.
A dispatch states that at the Floyd
oxen dinner n of the peaceful color
ed inhabitants of Scuf1letown vas
shot dead by some one, supposed to
be Stephen Lowry. the only II of
the swamp outlaws alive.
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WANTED.

\ GIRL TO Do GENERAL HOUSE
n WORK. Apply to
auli-tf I. BARON.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-14

In Eureka, New, August -, by the Rev.
;. 7. Kelly, Thomas ). Douglas to Miss
Carollne .ArnhOld.
In Virginia City, August Q, Mr.. Henry
MOuSer to Miss LiSette Groub.
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DEER LODGE FLAMING MILL
Sash and door Factory,
"e have the Largest aud bert Assorted Lumber YsId
IN the Territory. In c'pnection with the above.
PRICES WILL DEFY COMPETITION.
sNV-tf DANCE l. MURPHY, PROPRIETOR.

EPIzoOTy.-YOu bet. Raj simon pure
rl'izoo, and plenty of it. Steve K.ngsbury
drove case Ut II into town Sunday NJ
funeral gait, and now every horse in the
public stables has it Or il trying 10 get It,
and Hank Valiton's Horse he iavrant is like
IL school ,oom tullof wh,'Jpiug cough The
type at disease is mid compare., with thai
which has appeared IN the States. hut II geis
horse ntDut ~ bad No the muInl,s gets III
adult bipcd Notwithstanding ''Sleve's"
horse made about half knot MI hour down
they run mere with their head than they
do with their legs, nNi that's what's ,re
matter A good veterinary surgeon says
this thisrpiz''O don't give u g.Nu Veteran ary
advantage at all. aud coming midway be
tween thu cquinoxes, it knocks .quines end
ways. Another says It is brUncllo ial all cti0n
hat American horses never will get csyus'el
IL, or IN other words, that !, il narrow gauge
phIegm that sticks in standard gauge throa,s
ard although /, may be annoying for little
time. . little warm mash will work 1t of and
leave the system in better condition than
EiUrc. It dOes not seem to b. giving any
apprehension. but inicrfcrts somewhat with
business for The time being. Care in not loo
violently exercise 8 stock 80 sffe' ted, pro.
lection from Storm and good Diet 10, few
days brings them Out I'll right This has
t'een the treatment 0f the stage company,
and at""ugh every horle from Corinne 10
Deer L'dsc has had it, not : single horse
has died.
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49,. ..l .,i,. v,e1o
ruder a!so oil service aeizarsa evtes, AND eas maui
under any ps0cess which tasuesi q 0et ot ~"
are the asA ~ took eAect. are hereby made vama.
and oil said prrsases are u IN deemed csaseaoN ~
said circuit court Ot the United states IN ana !o tne
stern district Of Missouri Of the FctuTn day snese
o.
Sec. 3 That either OF said United Statea CIRCUIT
c0uits In and for the eastern aud " and t0r the west
cru di.trict Of Missouri may order any suit. cAnsc or
other mast,r pending therein ard commenced Fif
to the creation Of ssid court to he tos
t,isl or determination IL the other Ut said circuit
% when In the opinion Ut the coat SAID transfer
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Personal.


The Richardson boys left fr Salt Lake ON
Wednesday. -.~z.
Mr. and Mrs. Dsn1J W.lcL returnedsio
Miss0ulx This week after short sOjnusn
in Deer Eodge. v -
Bishop Tuttle isexpected n visit Montana
in May this ytar. two 0r three months ear.
iier than last year.
E. P. Izn'ty arrived from Variane few
days since on business c"nnccied with the
stock interests and will rcsnsin sDmetimc.
Hon. Isaac Dem is fixed FIR the season ut
Virginia Charley Warren QUILTED u small
Saratoga trunk for him Thyrslay, contain.
ing all things he will need and perhaps
more. "&
Hons. w. B. Dance, D. p. Newcomer, J..
c. K~rIey and Jno. H. Rodgers, Deer Lodge,
members 1T the Legislature. will leave earl,
next week sOr Virginia City. -.
Ma, Wallwork. p. N and H. H. ut M'ets>
burg. IL in tnw" on professional business,
hNking bigger, t'ller and louder than ever.
Mat" and ''Dick" will b we plenty Of frn
while he stays.
Mrs. Pradt ~ returned from Helena on
Wednesday. having l'een absent c"uple Of
months. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry N. Paichen
ais" came over by the same ':"ach Tor brief
visit and wee welcomed by their many
friends.
NJ. Gro. w Russell, Of Pond. Reynolds
Il Co.,. leaves Helena I" day for San Fran.
cisco He took number Of orders from
Deer Lodge. Missoala. Pioneer and New
Chicago, and the shipments vii; doubtless
MS In the past give good satisfaction, and
CONNER d the firm to larger patronage.
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.-i""A"i ,sso.lAiluA.--. x..,e y,
t"nmc' a. Wilcox Hail On Tuesday even
and organized permanently by the elec
y ~ the foil wing officers President,
r"m kn"~l 8, Vice President. Mrs Add,
Smith, sc ary. MISS X. Lawrence.
"".u-cr. }. =. Wilcox; Executive Com.
''eec--Jas. II. Mills, Hugh McQaaM
Fannie vine; Committee M Ex
ses-Prf. W. Eylerl smith, Miss Ida
''lcox, Miss Jennie D'Acheul. The ssso.
alton authorized the Executive Committee
rent and furnish tue Walton Building on
street for the uses If the association
lbs quent meetings will br held there snA
soon Ms possible the acquisition If hook,
library will beg n. A, the las, ,nce, :.
J.. thirty.."ur membership were =. ported.
quite fund has been started by .ioDn
ms. The association has very wisely de-
mined u conduct the institution on NJ
"'"onicSl IL basis ~ possible, limiting All
expenditures for building, furnishing, Gus
Iy. etc, designing the app"pr,s'i IL o..
moneys 10 the purchase Of books It'll II
ilineut library and membership has bee,
-ixbi'sh"d u warrant the occupancy %
rgrr q"srtcrs. The Libr ry Association
.ciudrs u Literary Association. and s,csid.
.c exercises required If nietn.'cis under
-'ch rules aud ~ such times Ms the s.,ci-I.
"y determine, it is ANTICIPATED II will h.
ne 10 contribute consider stic funds t. ia,
'ca>ury Of the Library Association. II"
'..couragrmcnt 5" far given the Library bn.
cn liberal, AID by continued energy s".'
.tercst the association will b. abIc by nex
"nii 10 have accumulated such u Library tia
i will be Ot value to Deer Lodge. IL take.
determination, perseverance anu Jealous RI
"rt 10 ,uAkc such institutions SUCCESS IL
mall places and W. hope all Concerned WI
Unite their effMts in that direction. Whcr.
ncre 10 v i'll there Is n wss.
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SALE OF SpECKLED TROUT LEADING
have information that 1t 10 current in we'll
informed circles Cole Sanders has fnal
Iy succeeded IN concentrating the sale ot
the famous SpeckIed Trout lead at Philips
burg I" u New York company. This sale
was reported once before. hut it IS taid nd
verse statements decided the cs'inpsny pur
chasing to make IN investigation OF thu
statements before concluding the purchase.
and having done 81 and being perfectly SGT
isiicl, have bought In. We give tine rum"'
for what it is worth hoping it is true. ~
there Is goo! field for capital ut Philips
burg. ami the quartz owners there srcsll ye'
poor for money.
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NEW CHICAGO iTEMs MIR. }. A Fe"'h
eru,an. OF New chicago. gives Us aI'e s"'s'w'
ing ,tm.: Ia. ior's Hotel will be nsis TOT
occuparcy in three weeks. II will i'c lsfge,
well furnished and lifted up. The 23A5o fetl
hail on the sccond h,xr viii be the SCENE y
many u jolly dsuce. This bIacks'nHn ss"p
will be occupied by g'~d mechanic Apr''
18th aid thereafter. John k,ycrs . 20.
will Star. their Games q Mouth of F''ni
within week. They have Rr'''d w. sllcn
viii pay wages ", h ground s'uscs. Ios
IVES, Michigan CompAny (Sexson,, FetSs
son L. Co have hat ." extra f"rse s and ~
the a0Ih Of April vii have iAc daics es~ Y
pIc,cd from Edwards Greek 70 the dsxsensN.
This will supply as'cr cnoass "S 'sst 4
mouths. and ~ anime ilIcy whl cxuoo =,
to the river. four mile. farther Up Cs'sis
have winiered we'll In tbs valley $50 S's's
hae Tic snow u Oh gone, grs'a xrOWsnk
nicely aud the FARMERS busy rlo~'ns. vnsss
will " . large arcs s,wn this yssr. Sssss
Tcrcck Valley y t'esOsning one ~ ne mos'
,pr"spsssss. and wide awake communists -
The Territory. and hos about - ssa''y Nv
Smca 10 the a0se % any plsce We know ~. rs
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VISITING SCuOuLs-It II rarely In
community that parents. guardians. the
friends. a.sociu,cs and well wisl"rs Of the
scholars evidence o. much regard for them
IN the way Of visiting and noticing their
PROGRESS. n they " ',;G manifest IN fnv"r'tr
ltor,es aud cattle. They turn them out "f
the door. bid them - 10 school. snc IRON
the beginning Of II term +" its end never. o.
preach the place where they receive the
knowledge AMI inculcu'iOns that are 10
abide with them through life. moulding
and controlling their dc>'iDics, II gossip
say the school is going well and the Child
rem of the household iuakr ~, g,rvi"us cum
paint Of severity, partnlity "r dislikes. the
parental min! IL nj ease aud the children are
ex,lcd daily to the school room just NJ
spnny calves would he turned out 10 grass.
II. ON the contrary, dissatisfaction exists
among scholars, or scandal, feuds, and fault
finding are rife. the burly burghcr and
ma ron rsIr,use one side ar the other M"
maintain one side or tic either with 1ea'
usually vehement in exact ratio win their
igno ance Il tho facts. by this means M
easy. no account teacher II nf,iMrs esteemed
over one infinitely superior. but who re-
auircs obedience. effort. application and
understanding Of that which Is taught. We
are glad u know TINT such Is not the case
now In Deer Lodge. We have IN Professor
Smith and Miss Lawrence unquesl'onaO'y
the best teachers Ia Montana. The school
rooms are excellent in NIL Iar'icu srs anu
the sys,r,n Of ilstiucirOn sd"pl'd ~ t""'
approyc,i ns best in the best schools. Inc
sc..,l.rs , making rapid advance, ~" '"''
school 70 .lm Is y place Of delight. NJ"
TINA that The interest Ut tue friends n's
been attracted 10 nd m ,intaincd IN Ia
school, a ii The visit. are frequent. II " o.
announcement Ia teachers AMI pupils. ."
spirirs eff ,rt. rcwariing merit, and s'v'"g
assurance Of spprcciat'on and ~ s'sst !"
their progression. II prevents m'sspprc'
h,n.ion If facts. in,sc0nstructton ut motives
and parents we'll advised OF the method, or
Zee, aud progress Of the schools ca" ada
materially In the good work. There No.
been q c0m,nsndsbIe interest shown s"s
fur. 1t Is u b. hoped It will w continued
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LOCAL ~ k.W >.


The following passengers lett:
Corinnc. March Els. +. Sslbcrgcr aud
gifc. James Dcncpn. W. s. Work. Chas.
D,ssrlt. W. }. Hudson aud N. Davis.
Cor,nnc. March W. A. Chrssmun
Vim. S.mm. xnh W Guicber
Crrnnc. Mcnh 20 -Th"s Clagg, W. A
Gblmns and w,fc. y. RrnOux, J. Itenoux,
o B O'Eannnn. ". " Dixon.
Connuc, N .rcl, 81. Samuel BAR. Allan
Kmmerly AID w,tr. +. Kimmerly, NJ. II
Marshall. General Is ainc and H. darkness
Corinuc, Mnrch 3l.---S"l. Hugill, Dcrl
Lodge
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H0Llo~AY's Pills AND OISTSsNr.-Wc ttand
ashast st the Thousands no .ry hurried to premature
grave victims Of having pc.'-c,ed the 6rst sympoms
Of d,ssasc. Whether the complaint originates in the
body. or hs iu.tio,cd scidcntly though the skin
fatal results my ~ "a dsd III ~ timelv ro oarsr
to Que q ho.h Of these rasd;ciacs . cents pc. box
or tnst.
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TERR,fOny or MONTANA. q.
April lst lS5&
Benz Degcnhart ". H. J. Norton action for willful
MISREPRESENTATION Ut facts.
T'estiu,0Ov for Plaintiff: Witness shc meet ncs
and resolutions VI the property owners vt Bozcnan
March 2ist and s9.n. -
DU.s the NOstdatdS appeal? The Plaintiff 1watts
Mr. NHrspp's ans wcr, PLAIN1iFT.
PwuIs.HURG. n. r., April I. 1871.
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srILL At Ir.-Ons Of the irre?ress'ble
spirits Ut this world 10 Butler Ut the peDi'
Tertiary. One would have surprised that
after the failure of the attempted escape
la,t week he would rest awhile. But the
daily prison inspection on Monday demon
straicd that he had rs.rcd = flag IN the cell
iiOur communicating with the fac, snd had
cxcnvnteu IN "a hours sufficient dirt 70 oil
his l,ed six inches deep. al "f which w's
nicely covered with his blanket. THIS sx'
cavs,ipn r., him in,o the Hue, from whence
he wW.ld have 10 ten feet ut hard earth,
wallis, cement, c;c. 10 Gig through before
reaching tho cx,ernr wsll-a" almost inn
D. .ss.ble thing 70 acc ,.npl'.h and cvidenciug
more hts ne u like rcstlcssness, than auy
we'll grounded hope If esc.pes Oscali". his
ccli.inAtc prob IDLY assisted him, To pre-
vent any more ssch nonsense NJ. Adrisncc
put irons ON the par. s.tsl !" a. fa5t,ssh
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special Notices.

llrs joeaoo Informs the public that che has
re i.ssi tho SUN Pearl Building and socit' their
patronage.
Board ard lodging by the day or week. Day board.
$500 per week: single meals, &c. board and lod:
in- per week, o1l.OQ 1856
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n a,ch Snlda, nj the Cont House.
Presbyterian Sunday School al Odd Fellows liz
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the funeral Vi Mr. Muu,c. deccasci ut the rrslenc
n Nj Moore, on Di, idr Creek. thu third Sabbath L.
thi- month, lAWiB at IN O'clock A. n.
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April 2. 1917.
EDiron Ngw NokrH -wEsr-
A dispute asisrs 10 day III regard I" the
name Of Gen. Cass, once . candidate for
President Of the United States. I contend
be had No name except Gen. Lewis Cas-.
s.,me ~ Lewis H !" and some Lewis N :"
Am tight or wrongl Please answer in
your next issue. u. II. TgUPAxT.
lHis name was Lewis CasS-ED.D