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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-19
Grand Lodge Of NasODS-C0IOred
Hrethcra not Recognized.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, Oc:ob"r l>.-la Masonic
Graud Lodge TO day very earnest dls us-lon
was h. d al point o. order relative to Tie re
copoiti..l fifth, c, orc% Grand l. ldgc Of Oalo.
TIE ~. siro 81 their recognition was present.
ed last year and laid over uLtl his season. To-
day ~, & uImi,tce % Jurisorudcnce reported
th mater b,cs W h resolutions rec uImcojIn.
IT,. r. a3gultirn 4 the c1'orci GranI Lodge. 4
po;nt Of ,rlr was thrB made THAI uuder the
Cun-:i:u.oa # tie Graad J. .4gc the rs.o.u
tons were not 10 order cXccp. a. au amen!
men; 70 The con>titut:9o Itself. The Grand
Master lyerru!rd the poiut If order, as1 h:i.
:ii.t he r.>o'l,lors we're iu order. AZ appea,
was tim ak n from tie d,c.lon, and Wis -us-
tained by the Grand Lodge, there o.lng abyut
seventy five mej rlty 10 favor OF The appeal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-19

cd his thanks for the bogor conferred on hun;
He congratulated the meeting on the graEd
d .mons!ration of the ecegiDy, AID predicted
glorious victory iu November He then pre-
sented Mai John ". Daniel. OF Lynchburg.
Major Daniel said lie had tray led u:ght ard
day To meet and speak TO the people OF Ak
andrio. He RECRUITED the many struggles 10
which the democratic party had been engaged
AID it's recupcrative powers. Major Daule!
made spleudd aud focble eXpo-i ioa OF the
evils brought upou the country oy republican
misrule and corruptioa. 4 S description 0: TIC
ncpotisln and f.volis'.m ex.:clsed by the pres
emf admin; straticn was searching and scltEli z,
and Elected much applause FL mad, nuner
ans telling hts. which brought forth many
rounds OF cheers and other marks oil approval.
H. compared the platforms Of the two p4THc5
and the candidates WAC stood upon them,
and showed the obscurty Of Hayes, M&J3r
Ds,ic! spoke for nearly an hour .ni halt,
and was l-:raco TO witii earorst aud respectful
a,rcpron. DE- closed his speech amldS' Shouts
II aI;aus"
Durr II ,jor Daniels speech the Washing
tou dcegaic. much to their OWE rcGret aud
,s,at # he Alex 4ndrans, W r. obliged TO leave
| for home. az arrangement having occn made
with the Terry boat 10 return a. | COCK.
! he 1eXt speaker was 'icJ ! IL " JuItCi,
Of Winchester. H. urged hat longer con
tiuua,iou OF radical rule would DC IA d@a'u. kneIl
| - Tree a0vcrl III 1t a;,d pure a1mtnl-t:atInn l.
this couutrs. W. wanted, &c SAID Eer!ecs
4 cd OF reform - wash ou this ulasS .! cor
ruofoa. We her. II i, xandria must hl3w
| The am vi; o. corruption IL he administration
| o. III. GOV, r1mcnf, living, as W. did, almost
und tnc shat u IL" Cari'i!. lie nop.l,
| i,cw yer that wc had not been CORRUPTED IS
the NJ, xlmny. although our iast c!rclOn t2r
the Hous;. Of Del gates looked ike Tc ':crc
s,iyhtl; touched. E1c radica'> mlsnt tax a
iheT peascJ tu; Gran.!sm was lie - 1rl.t
pr.gcii,ic Of their party. N r Hunter Fsla;ca
s.rcIal frci.0u, an cGtcs, wh!cA g 7: r.
e.ivcI with much daughter ana app,4jlS:. lie
closed rs rx.Ie-,iog the hope .ta' Virginia,
aud Alexandria il particular, "O@!l 10 hcr
! whole duty IL TIE c:iupi;gu
Mr. il. j. Mohab oalnc f'rTsri ncz., cp!
excused himself from auy cXlouitt r3naiks Oh
h. grcu9d o! the lsf"ness o! tue nnur.
L ,,ud ellis " re ;ncn ma.lc Tor GcGcTal BIZ
Lee, ,h respgndrG in a Nv remarks aboua1
lus IN vi; AID hun e, w";ch re ctlT11
with - u Of applau :, anu til meeting in2n
4 arc i.
iskc1 aiioge.har The dem pssratiou va:
nft.:a hiv tie nrantc-t EVER 5c"u mere, aud t:it
view to rue. lookar diwn the bag ilnc q
| irE; d :0!caas ani !.rta, 5 va: bcau!lnI ID
y creme. the procession VII i1ng b. rem N
| pcrc.i ~ Al, xaH:rla - 40 itnHieus, Onifoniiua
of the n-onis IL support .! 'Iillen, Hes rick,
| :;nd Ref ,rm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-19

Mr.. Flaccis z. Blair dicd at hi, home at Sli,
YER Springs, Montgomery couaty, Md, yester-
day, 10 the .S7.h year of his age. He was a
thorough aud accomplished politician, anu
With his sous, MootS omery and +. T. BLAIR,
ir., ,xcrciscd'coas!dcrabie Influence 10 tue al
FAIRS of country. lie was the founder of the
Washington Globe. and rcualoet It's editor aud
proprietor uoti hc disposed oil 1t to Nr. Incs.
Richie. Though ilm supporter OF the Ul-
100, duriog the war, at Its conclusion he vas 10
favor OF the obilteration OF all Ill feeling and
was emiuenliy conservative.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-19

General Bu,!.r, in Que of bis speeches. tG!,!
his uudlenca +tnat lie la; tecu accused vi all
the crimes 10 the world except tic creates:
oue--oi bglps q fol, ani he told the ulih.
How ,hcu u1ust the radicals teci when they
read that the General, 10 his speech at AGdo
yer, Mass, on the 18Th inst, SAID: Tie cleo
tioos of the past week show .iat there is 10 De
a coolest OF The Dost detcEma character; =
contest which is doubtful. say icankiy, Mr.
Tildea's elacijn is not impo.soic; Gay, not ln-
probable
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-19

From what We can Iearu Dir. George \.
Worihiug!on, whose letter appeared IN ), st2t-
day,'s Gaz.ttr, Is uot tic Only independent 10
this slctioa Of he State Wlo mas been lD'uc 4
Oy the III u,l, ARBITRARY an1 Iyfauu!cai course
OF the President, 10 tie Syut!i Carolina altar,
10 decide at enc, ADD definitely to support me
democratic, as the Law aud order ps;'y OF tue
country. Aud though We have as yct bo"T'; Of
but irw cascs-slnll4r to that Of lIr. y UrtHlns
ton, there are Thousands ct lust such cJnacien'
lous meu as tGat gentleman III every State ol
the Uulou, srho T,iI DC luouca1 ny the same
reasons that iahia,ced him 70 vote TOR tn" x
puision ;;o,:, power Of u party wAo, 10 ga1a
their owa corrupt euds, would degrade aad
deoase their owu :acc 10 u sister State u pu.-
ting ii u.dcc the ru,c of The semi oarDsrlous
negro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-19
ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

den b. Williams one mile heat, was won by
BartcS. Tune, 1859 Prize 500.
Th@u to1wed trOttlug III harness race,
prem un 500 nile heats. There were four
cItlleS, the hoT>eS being driven by their owpers
Bruce's Frederick, Gardncr's Cohee, Garrett 5
Ea= er, aud Bradshaw's Temp st. The first
neat was WOO b. Bruce Frederick. Time,
>. All. This was very poor race, every
horse except the winner breaking badly.
The second heat was repetition o! the first,
and was won By Frederick. lime, 2:474.
A Tuoulug race, Que mile and quarter heat
wound up the day. Three entries Mr.
SpraSues Joker, Mr. Ellis White Stocking,
and Dir. Rixay's Lady Bird which was wol
LS Lady Bird. Tim, 226! The second race
vas also Won by Rix=y's Lady Bird. Time
2:3l The races passed of well. To.morrop
ara Friday viii be the great days for the fair
MERCUTIO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-19
Colonel Balls Speech al Langley.
trom the Virginia oeutluei.

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my speech lh0cc mnt'c, aod t:c as :rstoG Is
, a3- I.2icI iHi>e. L n""1 mo ua|:t'f rraIc'S
Will I2arG !rJCi th's -" - arpE cIhe Is &c
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From the Washington Republican, the organ
Of The parry to which Col. Ball belongs.
REpUBI1cAS MEETING ATL.SGLEY, Va
Or =, Nd T. crpui :, iasf M the vIfLllJi ..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-19
The Indians.

The C.iEm..sinacr OF luG!au Affair jester
,,.y r,c.;@ . !c.t,r ron lo.:ian Agent hitch.
ell dated Fort Peek Montana, September 25,
CONVEYING the latcii!gcuce tina; Sitting Bull
asks perm Sson Tor his warriors 10 come 10 to
that az -cy 10 trade far AMMUNITION Agent
M,ca.ii writes as follows: Little Buck + k, au
Uoca papa AID chit Of he soldiers baud, ar
,,vc,! / - o. the rr"ti1g oil the 22i Inst.ut,
* YgEts cut iru,u o..tlu2 Bus oAmp, ar
jGy . n Sag II tGc "a to -Uy,cf. SIttlEg
Bl seat ii,in - a>c.itAiU .snE, !,=r l would Il.
low h: tc-iieS u com IL aod trade Tor am-
uluoi ion. | Despatched messenger 70 his
cana .ut)rulDg han thai they could g, 20
ammunition here or 80 this reserva.ljt; bur If
they desired 10 crme 10 aud sulr?cIer
their arms and all q Vlrauent property 10
;teir possession wJu j treat heu klud., aud
provide TOR them uu,l | couu receive iu-truc
tloDs tron, you. viii receive a reply from
Sitting Bull. within ten days OF two weeks.
Littie Buck E K stated that he was III the
&. 1T 10 WITCH Uclerai Custer and ali lis men
were slaughtered, and that eleven different
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-19
SOuti, s:iroslRn.

= uI$r4tai. from Charleston dated last n!eat
says:
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more G~zsrtc says that Jujsc 3 ok dean
that h. ADVISED the u tharaSa: q: t., aelit.
t.I"c ''eA!' u = 'u' oa' ';,''a' '''' ~ 49,,
10 l'"ioS ''Iouo' q i" '''~''''" "'.'' -
Ju!se. thI jung Sal:
He did "a: bai:cv" that GJ1cra t! .@tFt"c
aupn, in wiz Iraw, aud r. l.. u" ".t e.
,judur Dackl nI'aA iAi.k his ia .,.., ,..,@
SIS advice y. Il ac.:l iiamp.9g 5ar ] Ia IS.
Others il fl rir. ,tm a'i5 c,r.>! ".,',.
al .ut hi4 aa3s.s>. l""e g1u.t a.a, @%' c,
IS as :! or u.t'v az. Il ] a. a.y MAJ . \ 81
,ca 70 i ci L. Hh.t ,,.ou j ID %" 10 ~ g.,
:. avv wi.h ne is called 10 meet. Ill l..
.ua ud snan: ar 20 sci cvulmlng ss. das Is,
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ctfic .n,. | th,rE W. !. 81 GraDt, p.t", .-
Lna,nb, RAN and Ill The c., c ba- IaI.f
,s.at back III. IL
Reporter. y la - YOU T. - H"".i.'
Grant 5 cnaduc' q I'll :u-t"~,?
JUG" Daak. il = ii mot !a''.- III
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-19
ALEXANDRIA, Va.

LAST NiGuT' ; DEM0NsrATlrN.-Ih demo
c-,r,c t,rc;. Ish. proc. ,Siuu ana Iass mcelltl
,ast night exceeded auy demonstration OF The
kind that has taken place III this CITY slocc to-
war. and brought windy to mad tbs can
raiyps OF 10 and A The proceSa.oa was :"
mos, !mp.s;ag aod Inspiring affair, aud As u
marched through the streets with blazus
torches, Illuminated baDn=r%, Hags ard iraOs
pareuces, 10 the music CT many tan1s, pre-
santcd rare aud magnificent spectacle. IN"
houses OF u.auy Of she c.ilz2ns were uriilaotiy
illuminated, wnic rockets ADD coorct h2n!-
liz up the scene, aoci the sldcW ks W9rt ;nTor.
ID with spectators, the muIt'tul2 makiag The
w.lkin riog with the enthusiastic II us. HE
sneakers stand vas beautifully anU appropriate.
IL dec RAJ, d. aud from II :ne people were al
dressed 10 e!cqueas ana strrog speeches. "
Mai, Johu u. Dauiei, one VI Nlrgini. : mcsi
gifted orators. Maj. kyutrt ". Huutcr, Mr..
N,aEac, aud Geo. Ftlz. L9e; auG, uotwllu-
stapding tie late hour III wulun the Spcaklu2
aecessafl.y began, tie culluas> of the ulsIt,
AID the Iatl9u!Dg march, the mu.ttudc' *
tc:,uIug fur up aud GVwu hog aua d. A-a.i
streets. stood uuil. midaiyat, ant ll>t2ucd Hi,A
pleasure, as manifested by their frequent ~
pau>s, to the eigqu:atly expressed iueas Vi
the speakers. NvUulug occurred to t4ar, IL Tx
slightest, the pleasure II tuc cr1u!ns, All TIE
graud demonstl tiou gave Crldeuca .! tuc tcrl
lurercst winch our people tax 10 the great rug
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-19
WAR News on THE MARKETS The news

WAR News on THE MARKETS line news
from Europe yesterday, as vas 10 be expected
threw Wall street aud the Nvw York mercbao
.sisc u,arke,s into state of the greatest excite
ncnt. 10 the gold room the sceue Is SAID t.
have been unparalleled !or years The broker,
.xcicd aud b,istctous. bid fyr any amount a
any price. and prices were rapidly carried up
% recedc almost n quickly.
The gold prem um, sudden'y rose from
llO3 TO ll34 cosog at lll4 There vas
iut,use excitement 10 the N" I ork gold room
aud 10 ali business circles. Sptcu a I'VE shares
were all bigh, especially The coa stocks.
Tie people OF Chicaso-,bose Interested 10
grala-are reported to have gone crazy with the
excitement of the sudden advance III Woeat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-19

Ia the u. S. Circuit Court 1t HarrlSo2bu:g
yesterday, Mr.. Doom, tie depot master OF the
g. & O. r. r Co., at Stauntou was sentenced
to four mooths Imprisonment Ter eleerug a dis
orderly coored woman fron the ladies waiting
room. Had the complainant been disordery
white woman the act of Mr.. Dogm would have
been sustained.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-19

Tue Ricamoni Dispatch says: "Collcctor
OF Iu.eroai Revelue White denies iha, Col ne
MoSoy ex ertcd any at1crce 10 having Dir.
Fielding Jones appointed clerk 10 bis Office.
Colonel Mosby had nothing 10 do WITH it, aud
Colonei White does not tEiok hat Mr. JoocS
even so much as enjoys the acqu:ia:aucc OF
Colonel Mosby, thougL he knows Tue family
well
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-19

The official relurus of ;he !a:e c!cc;ion IN L.
d;saa Stow that on The Congressional vote Ia.
democrats have 1850 majority, aud lie Gu
barnatcrlal, 5.ll9. rht L gis.a.ure stands !:
Hoase-Rcpu!lcans, htty-'nrcc; DEMOCRATS,
1or.y, five; independents, TWO. oeaate-hepub.
licsus, lively three; democrats. twenty-five; il
dependents, two. The latest retufus Il. m Oslo
iodca!c that the republican majority on the
Congressional vote is uner 4,UUu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-19

A wbite man nam.a Per 4 ,'o.'- "@'
shot apd bsdiy WOUNDED il L>D-"a.'-
Mon1ly b. oeQro uau4ei Hr-N '|'''
ran.e he differed with hm - t'i'I'-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-19

Scribpcr's Magazine, Tor No'emogr' ~ :
cccdrne!y interesting uumo>f,h's oe." ..-''.
from IL publishers in Nv rS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-19

The most remarkable circumstance 60
w;,b -. centanoisl tournap"n. -o'ds! 80, 49,.
fact thst the queen OF love ana o"1"'9 ..,,..
maids OF honve were se!cct"- "@1Ns - .....
managers of the tournament ",1 'nr' .sa,...,
Gu, knights had nothing 20 90 Win cno's'''7
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-19

John Phillip, 8 negro. "n7 D.
river o.dsy for outraging Ms uAusA'0
white woman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-19
GRAND DEMONSTRATION.
1,cRCHLIc&rITP ROCScSSIoN
.y,SS ,,cat;nr s.rea; Enthusiasm. etc.

Tha demonstration OF last ul2ht eXce2Ge'!
the most sanguinc expectations OF even It's
nn.t active promoters. Such turnout and 81
much enthusiasm have not beer seen 10 Alex
andria !or many years. The streets, doors an'i
windows, aDd even the fences along the route,
were crowded with people, ADD cgcrybod,
seemed TO be 10 the best oil huWor. The Ouly
disorder created was by gang OF lmpuden'
neproes, who marched down Duke street on
the sidewalk abreast Of The procession, MAKING
imrart;nent remarks 20 ladies who were stand
!pg 10 the doorways. \ lew Of tien shouted
Tor Hayes at intervals, bu; 40 notice vas takeE
by those 10 The procession ot conduct hat was
evidently iutcr,lvt 10 provoke fight I've
negroes, who We're bplder than the rest, threw
stones az the lIuc, but were speedily arrested
by the police an: Laced w. The special tran
from L.c>turs arrived abuut SIX o'cl1ck, hricg
log Il large uumbcr ot persons, "iii"ts then
Judge james X i'll, & .. hp?a Huston, Geo
". Il. rayne, Cap. G:r5-n. Nh Waiace {
Frederick stu;g, iu!. }. ". Z ,r1,s, /. y. La
tham, ESQ, aud ether DISTINGUISHED: gentlemen
who had been ia aitcada.iec on ;Ee Clrcul
Court al l. ~sbu1y. Oaius 10 toe delay II HI
arrival Of he Nashiogton clubs the procvssio:
did uot move uatl after ci5:3t o'clock, but a
ca,lv a. seven tue ws.r3 clues began to Assem-
bic Ga WASHINGTON street, t"rmed IL linz, a;;t
there awaited the y!>ltorS.
l-p~
>Tha steaacr Ci,y 81 Wasnia-:lo arr 2
Reed wholi SHORTY after eislt o'cluck, 'iav
.ng % board shc k-yc Dlmocr=nc Acct.
tiso a.d tae Ne 'poii;.a ltao aal II I'd
rack, U.rb, from Va h!ug!on, - the uEm0.
# aoou seven hua,;ral ueo. they w2,t
hc4lud ~ L i,ctt tara, aai were July sup
,.iet WIKI, t4rth and tr.l$i.are acie=, tie 1t
tur aearoS appropriate Inscriptions. May !
! the mpl.ocs wr!r Eo,uted aud decided ;llt3 a
| tn. raic;i uj,fui.. i.ul cvrTup3l IL II III u :
t,icf O. !hcir arrival =; the wharf they yer
! salu,sl ~ TIE coon killer" AID Revived Kit!
chaer- i,y ne Bachgl,r' Cub, WHO were Irt:
| cot a. al csc1:l, together VIII lie ctEm:tu
appointed 10 receive tie visitors. Upon nd
| luz the :luc W., i4yma dIat:ty tyrmcd ani n
visitors esccr,d through kIag sra. I" Wash
lagoon s.re.t, where the: we've assigned tn
street they wee tho recipients Of round up0
ryu4! Q: c acrs by the neo % III sidewalks
aud py The wavi.g CT h. nGkerchie!s ty IL
| Gdes vino ,iucl the winGows. Arrived a
| Waslitetun street, th,y we're narche,: Il
! ti,.ir position, and The procession Il 0u2
! started.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-23

ONE MORE NicH.-Paul Boulon and
company will perform at this place
next Tuesday evening, on which occa
sion, the ladies, Mrs. Nsonie Boelon
and Miss Emily B,ulon, will take
benefit. It will be their farewell
night. as they start for Boise Wednes'
day morning. Tho opportunity will
probably never again DO offered to the
people here Of hearing music Of 80
high q character as that performed BY
the Boulon family. Secure good
seat by going early.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-23

1,rr Is too short for man, to stop
on, kick from his path every dog that
snarls at him.
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New SrocK or Doors AND Shoes
Charley Mau.z has just received a
splendid assortment Of boots and
slpes Il new style ofgurscot, oil
rubber and uDglazed, and which can,
not bc broken; and all kinds of Ia
dies, children's, and infants shoes,
etc. As Charley hasn't the time 70
meddle much with the science of book
keeping, you had better take . little
cash around with you and hs will sell
cheap. 4 May %, 1875.
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! J
sstolIes Hours.

festofIee Hours.
GEEK days, until further notice.
Durlns sfsce will be kept open from seven
\. !.; se''Esi sss 5fs'sp.S :zevk eas'
9a2 s,alnntl kelx PM As
anu' MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
Money Order Office will not be
The The, M y III on Sundays; and no Money
opened ~ .: 80 will be transacted on Sat
urdsys avg s. &. SILSBY,
Idaho City, Dec.s 1919. r0s.nae'er'
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Joay FosrER, one Of the stage driv-
ers between here and Boise, has our
thanks for favors extended last week.
Like all stage drivers John is an &C
comn.edating gentleman.
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Nh 4. + Plov,aAs hasa lot Of men
at work repairing roads, bitches. etc,
up about'his mill and at tho Gambri-
nus ledge. He will commence taking
out rock in a short time. Plowmanis
. rustler and will soon make things
'iseIv 4 bis mines md mill III
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-23

Tss family Of Mr.. Ben Davis, the
most Of it, was quite sick last week.
The afflicted ones are now about we'll.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-23

BrrrER-Mr. r. Fl. Robb, Of Horse
shoe Bend, brought up two or three
hundred, pounds Of butter last Friday.
like al good butter it sold readily at
. fair price.
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~ !
up y at d \ hop osfep Ior u
!! J. a.l9'!a, 6 TN Is q
gravel Ike Sicoehetting shelI and
succeeded il reaching Luneys corner
in season TO take biz place behind tie Il
band Wagon u Il came sifOdf1d he
second time. When the music struck
up and the wagon started some 81 the
people acted as though the great giasti
gus vas loose; md many Of The sQepess
|s,t, p..hIg|aIt)ss|1| y; sasI|lsaIlld n
seif s4ns 9sysip tt l1r8 u let
ting turned put OF ID tie wrong d q dlirec-
ton. Mrs. Iuney, observing biz di-
lemma, pointed The right way, and tho
manner In which Ire Knocked 13fe 7f6ln,
the gravel.~ith hfIxsosaxD a. be-
made. tine sbp the street. was.
quite edifyiDg tosthe ladies assembled
on the balcony Of the Luna House..
Foley Abbott worked himself into.
quite . frenzy, and getting down bn4
bic slLfoprs fauhched and paved up.
the earth like mad bull Of the prai--
RES. Jack German skinned his legs
badly in climbing = high postIto get .
better view Of the man who beat the
big drum. Martin, the 1T. IT, cook,
diverted the boys not = little With
Bunker Hill polka, executed on . cell
lar door. DR.. Simpson pretended he
was not interested and didn't run any,
but he always managed to arrive at.
the corners with those 6eetest Of foot.
And oil these incidents. and mary
more simply because q band If music
paraded the Streets. i Tisn't often We
see anything out here, % far from the
ralrphd. ylfIt ..I'iihl-
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yrv JOHNSON is getting his pack
train ready for the summer campaign.
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LITTLE Carrie Bradford had her face
b.1ly bruised BY afau last week. but
ultimately she was not dis6gared. !
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IN PLowxAN intends to move his
family up to his quartz mill in few
DAYS, where they will reside during
the summer.
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HANG Hm!-Sherif Sam Stewart Is
trying to pass himself off for . Missou-
|riso: Why ii capt even kptak rfhe
languagel Go at him, boys!