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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-24
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consultations are vAsn 10 tha. sItk s,styshtts.
hshca his Immense correspondence With thstlsA
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COX s.s 1879 ~ :1si;
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-24
q. MaTy's Institute,
rnAImlE ~ CmisH. wis.

This IntsltMtton, situated In the snOA hetiahtfnl
t0All0N In tfAiYe du uhen. II under the dlteell0a
III the Nehul Ntetess u NMre Dasne.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-24
Chester Trade.

=. u e0egHgM90, CAeelev peosss~, FURNISHES
saoA fsss, eanenssaets soc~s ssA ohssA'a9 esse 70
oNee1e.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-24

Watches, OiOrkA and .icsvelyy.
SWANSON . INWMs. 80. aide n klM street.
No ~.
uMAH. j. WkNMEM. N nyxxs ba.iAlss. s~o
A0Nvs nostA II Ttswss once.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-24

UkDWNK ". COIN m. opposite Court Mea.s
IN AEnXs.s.. No.AKE d MENkv. opposite
xt0hAlt HarnaW Oeths tAAA.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-24

There IA III why II guessing what n
calm, gray Eyed, Hrmi 'pbiagmatlc maI
will IL wi,rn hin placid nature IN violent.
IN disturbed from without. Tho VEN.
gs.nlnr NJ tuel, mrn |. not thu sudden
striking III ile thuindntin,lt. Int Iii.
slow, iniicnt. tinusA, inesurnhlc gtini.
Ing ~ lhn mills ~ The Hudr. Wir1,
patient lui l,r4Hn rnl0 avns from tin
litil yllaRn IN witch III lI,,l received
tllr treatment already .lsnrfilAh, Ilo aar
f..i Il kx.n t,ltlnhn IA lits ulliL, which
nuch 4 hAn ~ d. would patiently ~
n',lte asHi, ~ thu rsI.i,.n IL ssAra ~ t.,,l
aaI anif.fing, The young woman Win
liHL ohii linn III In Il III III lashriun lillln
know i,o i.plhr ~ Vii. nature, w tn
tAtiiIle patience with which sub ttlnl,
.u,ll,l ~atk s.af after y,af toward NJ, e,d
nlnu ~i,isi, h. ha.l firmly Md hiA sonl,
Nh, hN.w Tint b. MOnlI n.ser ,nln.
Il wHlnr again. anil thu ii. hal ,lciltr
at.ly accepted ~ inal ler ,lrrision that
thy ~eir not snitsd a. alei, uil.f.
. H. might have coinl,lared me, ii he
h,d rhuMb," Al,o Hnil IL hnfulf oiie
.iAy, ''aaI VI. nhunld hive suited narl
utll,f il..n HIT what maj, tnn Iiye IN
pm. with nil unlamad tiger, ! should
like ~ knnWf liz titled IL mako u Pet
of TN wilL heasi, when liz should have
sulnlned Il firsl nhd inhdloi Il alter
ward
Fred BrsSte todo n ths rsilsoa1 and
took tho Afst tram Tor Charleston,
Thence b. vent by rail 10 tho Ano.snt
village III PoooialiGc, where. buying 4
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-24

LAtDgLrr IfnierA.
". n. vLEM = MI. nWhevt vh~lan,
Agent xAni aeas M msveeos.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-24

WEesNTEN NNe'Nk. corner klm amt ltish
Dil.WOITm MOuAk. eosssr Film aud Msraes
etEesN,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-24

NsvssvyWsew and ftMtt 0roMers.
u. ". OWEN, HARDY Appss Tssss ssd saAll
i. =. Wl1CuuLl. Msw Oseeoa naxesvy,. t~p
nt)ea o0WtA n Ore9na. UM6heaa N OlA~MhMra
"a OeAav kos1y AprlA TessA. Fifteen rhsAsa
vonetlse elh~stoA Appte 1stes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-19
A Novel Gun Carriage.

A lsuehabls adventure Is said 10 have
befalien certain committee, lust before
the commencement Of the Abyssinian
expedition, who. In the exercise Of their
duties, visited woolwich TO inspect
new kind Of mountain howitzer. WAS
proposed 10 firs the gun of the backs OF
the mules that carried them. by which
plan il was thought great saving OF
time might 10 affected. A donkey was
accordingly procured to the experiment.
and light gun strapped firmly to era
dlo resting ON the packsaddlc. 80 that
tho muxzle Of tho weapon pointed over
the donkey's tail. The gun was loaded.
the donkey turned with his tail To an
embankment, and the usual preparations
male for firing by means Of lanyard
and friction tube. At this juncture one
Of tho committee suggested that this
mode IL firing might deranse the aim.
by the jerk of pulling the lanyard.
and il was arranged to IRE the gun
by piece Of slow match tied to
the vent. This was done. and the
match duly ignited. Hitherto the DON
key had taken rather sleepy interest in
the proceedings. but the hzzing of the
match ON his back caused him to first
prick up his ears, and finally to turn
round, in the continued effort TO see
what WAS going on behind him. The
members of thu committee were utterly
dismayed by this unexpected conduct.
In vain they attempted to dodge Oh. inn
,,.rJ;os, ,I.ngsr. vhicheyor NAV they ran
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
APPLICATION FOR PATGHT.
NOTICE. Nc. 3Oa.
4. >. Esrvsy Ne. III.

TT 3. LAND oFYIcR, CARSON CITY,
Os Nevada, March ~. icIG. .-Nutiec 10 berc.
By gIvcn that The hidss Uoid and silver Mining
Company, . eorporstion orgsnired and sxisting
under aud By y.rtue Of the laws OF the ttsis ot
California. Ihd whose Post once sddfrss aud
priseipal place of busIsess 10 san Franeisco,
California, has this day. b. Thoinss pevihs, its
suvsrlntsSd.nt. made applicziion foe . uLitsd
states patent for obs hundred and forty-scven
tli7l linear feet VI the Gold MIL Ledss tothsr.
silver and gold. together with surface grvund
CIV fset In Width, situate. lying aud bein. In
the Lower Gold It'll Mining district, storey
county aud slate of Nevada. add Know aud
designated on the held pOies and ofiicial Plat
- v. y. hurvsy w. Lot No. III. In section o,
Dlablo meridian, the exterior bounoaries Of
said Lot No. iia being ~ follows, 10 wit: No.
ginning ~ poet MARRIED No. I. v. \. kurvsy no.
la. N rvea Which runs wei VI old Over.
man hols,ing wofbs; thence runnisg from
SAD Ps;s a.. ~ rss IN .s + ass.
yey No. III. near old O,eiman holstIng voiks.
Thence. sseond sourse-souih % dsgrsss esss
GU fs~t. W post issrted No. .. u. b. survey
NO. liz. rheLcs. third eoufse-Ncrth 10 ds.
grses sast It7 fact, 20 post msrhd no. 4,
sousnws.s % "o,nsG mG' po.; Mo- No. % ~ Is. y % ssr,s, %
No 81 south " degrees east. disiaLt 81 fcst tho
northeast cofbtr Of btetiou 6, Township 10
nor,h. Range ~ ssst. Mount DisblJ meridian,
north o. d.grrs ID nlnltrs EAST. distant COS
feet. 1hsbc<. running frvm sid poet No. a.
Fourth course -hDith ~ desnes wsst Coz feet,
20 poet No. ]. the point OF bsgibning -coutsip.
Ing 7.loo Aerrs. bearings siprssssd Dom the
trus ineridisn-- magnetic variation. ~ degrees
10 minutes esst.
Thls elsinl Is bounded on the nsrtLsa.t By
the Segregated Lelchef Cotnpany's y. n. survey
No. ~, sad on the southweat by the Uncis
Sam mininy calm and by the Oyertnah Min.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-19
NOTICE.

A STOCK DIVIDEND HAS BEEN pr.
u slarsd BY the JULIA CONSOLIDATED
MisiAG COMPANY Il thres.fourihs Of .
share Of the stock Of the xAhD GOLD AND
\ LvER MlNiSu COMPANY for each and
every shars a stock In the Julia Company.
bteskholdsis In the Juiia Company can gst
their PRO rata of stock In the wari Company,
q The of.es q the julie Company, on and .f,:s
Company VIII b eiosed on Monday, April -,
for four days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-19

wHrS a thief enters house in Paris
anil carries off all the yaluables, along
with the door.knobs and blind.hinses.
and then returns for the clapboards and
the rest OF the building. u Is called steal
ing "a Ia mode Ameriqus.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-19

CENp s5o. TO q. r. R0wRLL . co..
~ New york, fer Pamphlet. Of 100 psees. roB.
isinine lists Of $3.50 rsvspspers. and estimates
showing eose Of sdvertisins. nfif
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-19
STOCKHOLDERS MEgTINo.

NoricE.-MircHKiL GOLD AND siLylR
IN Mining Company, of Goid Ifiii District.
storey county. Nsvsds-- Principal place Of ba.
siness San francisco. M citing OF the stock
hoidsrs Of this company win be held In hoom
.. No. b0I NoniRonery street. nan ffsneiseo.
on SATURDAY. April fsth. o. orloek = r..
10, ths election Of Dlreetsrs snd ad ption u iy.
lava and the trpnsseti.n sf otbsr business.
~ crder. A. q. HAMMOND.
ssA Bs~rWary l'ro TEN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-19
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
DiVIDEND NOTICE..

npYiCE or TIE Bki.cIiRR siLyIR
" Mining C,mpany. loon II Hsyward's
Baildipg. tis California street. ian frahet.co.
California. A. . mtrting of the liosrd of rns-
tees OF the sbove-named Company, beld this
day (ApIil 0, is76l, o dividend lho. M OF
One lil Dollar psf sharc wss declared. payable
on Nsnday, the ioth instsnt. Tpnsfsf books
closed on "wednesday. the sth instant, st .
az In JOHN CROCKETT. s.e,,..r,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-19
sTooKHoLpIRs' MEETING.

NoTicE.-TiIE ANNUAL MEETING oY
~ the Lady Washington Mining compasy
vii BE- hsli a. the once OF the Company. Hoom
fornia. on MONDAY. the Sd day Of April, ISIS,
at two tD o'eiock =. ~. for the election OF
Trustees 10 ssfse for The ensuing ysar. and such
other baslnsss % may properly come befors
msistd M ruouAs s.er.t.,v.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-19
NOTICE.

OyYicE tEaKEaArKD CoLgDOSiA MIN.
~ Inn C0xPANY.-The new stock Of ths
above. NJ med Company 10 now ready for issus.
Btoehhola.rp are notified 10 call Il the once
and rstsive the incrsass of phArvs.
ID. T.. THOMAS. seeretary.
Room 81 Ilaywsrds Buildipg. <ls California
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-19
NoTior nm BANKRUPTCY.

IN TnK DISTRICT COURT or TnE
i United siatss. In aud for the District OF
Ssr, q ~ arp%as rgps,.s,
gives notice Of HE appointment, st the nrst
meeting Of ertdilors. - Assignee Of the Estate
of KhkA Y. KNAPP and HhMA KNAPP,
Bankrupts. Of the County Of Storey, stsis OF
Nevada. within said District. who have been
adjudked bsnkrupis upon their own petition.
@. n. MAYER, AsslsDcs.
vlrginis. New. March n, 1915. mrs I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-19
s,l0kE.

buOnA
watch The sossamss vreaths that rise
Yrom the fragrant folds % ny god eign.
And drsam of the Cuban isls that lies
Evss embraced by seas afar.
whers the psinl-tress ea.t thslr shadows ions
Meath the eicuiless blue of the tropie shiss'
And the Creole s-noritas taron:.
To gladden. the eve with their 'taf'y eyes
dream Of q dam.ei who's orbs Of YET.
Once fcttsrvd my heart with thsir mys"e
power.
And woke fssllng that iiascrs ye',
Az I ait and smsks In The svilight hour.
Al me- how sft mid orange gfoves.
We wandered away In that vcrnh hno-
Unto maths where ein.h Cupid rove~
with the periunsd b.ossoas on either manu.
'rvss thers her fingers % denly formed.
The dslicns eisHrsttes foe Ne.
And hers wss the e.anes thas nasnou ~"
warmed.
with its are the passion u vonid not zee.
And frse Of fancy .he rambied 50,
TIL the groves verc lsien with siobss " soia'
In that spanish island all aglov
with its sunny memories manifold
And then I songhi for lncx again.
R-solv-d 10 isli her The stRy OF love
I waitsi from eight oclosh th Ten,
Iite lone. discoasolaie tnrtis dove
Bat che came no uors - IN ths past.
To strsnxtheu the tie that her absence broke.
40 I lit Mill cigar at last,
To solses the hopes that ended in-smsse
, 1876-06-15

this opposftion VIVA TINT Il wdnd prevent thlR
ale ,nlina my demonstration In favor u l1fain',
II adopted iy the Convention. which IL rnf'csr'l
!tlrly, *tW" u wi! ,nert w!!A tue Nupyatt nt tar
friends of MI ti,r other candidates, wift rHt oli
thH lHiIrA enturtafHph ny fs1alhn'n hdhGfents u
rushing Their cnnllatc !hrnngl 1y tho mid "f thu
!lurIes reached Ivy two nr three timely chnrRe':
An attempt wn. tnndn to hd0pt rHlc RECURRING
ehch delegation to vuu rs q unit, but tint MaH
promptly snHd .,0wn.
CiEHESriAka.
'fhc ftpfnmlttec m Credentials held mretlng
this cyHnny. md after considerable tltsCussInn TX
ciutrd The Apencer ricyatinn from, Alabama md
ic Shephcard sct from tho District of Eltn,l,1a.
Thu cIelusIUn of the spencer slrtttAt'oN, winch III
composed Of tito adhcfGhts Ut MI the CandlAnlcs,
and the A!mlsHfon Of the anti.Spcncer delegation,
who Will give Hftstow 20 vOteE. causes great re-
julclng among the DrIstow men.
BOGUS DELEGATIONS.
tptcfhl Nt,,ateh f1 TIE Tribune.
Tho Committee on Crctlctttal4--by vote q 22 Ia
1b-hns agreed TO fcp1rt In fAyOr uf TIN Warner
delegation frntn Afnan,a, mud rejecting in totG
Senator SrtncctR fraudulent delegation 0f tnil.
birds anu carpet,bag thieves. Tim ht0rtun men,
.'fnyorlte son mnna, made n tremendous atlo aI
this IcrI@ton Of the ConIInlttcc, though every
,nuthcr't ron Of them knew that, with or without
tho. Alabama delegation, afofttn hns not The
rliEhtcFt prospect Of tic no,lHntfull. They,
huwnyer, wili have presented d tn1nnrfty r..
Iort, which, ler!npF. VIII serve to prptract tic
film mora tlan tl,In steklfng for The n*cler. rnp
port lla might get from Hpcrcr's ranCnlJ. ffaul'
ulgnt delegation. Tho Committee III Erctcntfaf,
nlt0 will rerIt nea!nnt Ilusa shtpl1cst! md Fred
houglas hF tclegatcs frnm tho District or ColMln'
hta. 'fhcy 'sauld have e1tea for Conkltug. Ttle
IIcccnlar delegates vim will bo seated aru fa
, 1876-06-15

4 Detroit rral l-crtute agent, says N Quad, WAS
waited III yesterday by ii tall naH with II weed Ill
hls hat, WIN sats lie Ind thu cass tnpny fr fhrni,
provided he could bet 6ne u suit. thc lgrht
smiled him ton scat and hrnuRht ont Ills rcgls'
tcrc! descriptions. ile bud several fnrMs rrs"'
turcd IN hi. baoks ant! hs had no doubt that he
couId suit tho woultl.bo purchaser, Thu stranger
What snnt Is farm Of nhsut 900 acres"
. "t'yu Hat Il, " fepllud thu dealer.
ara l!ko atluut sir bg hills on II:
Here thu ls-hcses tarlH with exactly s!x
hills On IT,"
.'Ana i'd Hike Lake near the centre"
tIlerc you are. lle'e'sa farm with lake ex-
aetly In tho centre. "
and wau1 big natural casorn In ono of tho
hills
viii. llors yGa s s.s There's easo on his fa'"
Ills stranger drew long breath anla went on:
be marsh lAnd.'
''liere shu ss,' was ths ready reply. .'Just aOO
acErs In tl!u farm, and lust li In inhEsh lAnd."
~ must have q waterfall III feet high On tl!o
farn,," continued tho stranger.
'Ilele you are. This farm has = natural water.
la! ~ "a faet aMh u inches. ! Aun'k snJ'pnsH an
Inch; ,noso 0r less. IN waterfall an,ouats tn
y Woll. 10, but I want windmill, on one Of the
h,l1s.r
'trhus was put up last ycas," was the calm re-.
Il war sums time hcsnrc tho stranger ihuugAt Of
anything el.c, bnt finally said:
',Tl4eIe n'u.i hs !aptst church right aeross thu
'.t,ae bullt tArlo laSt summer. Sir"
"It must hs u brick church"
"!'a. i an oFgan''
,.TLen c.u't bay tho farm af Scu." said The
, 1876-06-15

IHt. RsLE e2.aH WIFI rEHGnhsE NEW
ntsr' am. iF,t, M. Ii, hr ~, 40 will Fur
ths>" "cv !sa." a,,t tt, S". u iatsasA-.. Tic
a"Itg Pr'Hfty Will lH sHi rasy trrEs md Al nlunt
half III value. tnTnirn at ~ "r-ftrn.Rr.
NOR HALE E-Tn MAaiifAtruHlNtt t11MFANlES-
sptendid locality, i2a frrs Fairoal hy 1II wtln
tint psrtica. Adtrca II. rr.l,ine utisc.
LHH. .sALE--MAHnLK;flapST HoIsE,, C0l.SEK
aud kftiprIi IN parjnr N.s,r. 4. i. GALLOWAY 1.
st,S. Pl1thwrst tnrne7 Stnte M1,i Matif*'n'AtA.
WHHAIE-t 2.sTt>Hf AND nAaE.iESr kTnSE.
ta!ht hotse. rHI.ns trtP, M Nrst WashlHxiu.str
hut ite ntthrt: viii give II the i@pl snns III
tt city. l1iHiUE u HYDE. thg DeatborH.N.
L,pK sALE-t,i. ExCtlAsEE-uN FArDI:AHLE
terms t&.l. .tfyrY and faHflaht marble fr,nt fr.f
..rnrc. y Langley sv., contalh!ns RW'n1urre fYr.
MARSH. III Wshhlnktnu.t
I.UlI IHALE--flhHt;A1Ss-5t FEET IN lSNfASA.
II t.n"nr U"nr!r,rn III feel on tJli CORNER FEnrsf
butl1 Ut ttsr ricrrs are cp'ce TEsehEe lpte md a7
l" ha II t.xrn !l,!e.ltnt.y. e scry !uw e.Ic+, A
, 1876-06-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

UNION NATIONAL. VETERANS.
CisctnvArt, June 1I.-Thc uniun National Vet.
arms, f.nmm1ttrr n1mo,ntrJ hv Inn rrond Mass
..au' I"'t'1s'no y, w s"' ,n, an'
convention or so"'efH ana ea1'o'h heii NJ it1H'
burg In 1879 met In the raror of the t3lbson House
| this evening. In absencc Of ticn. HnrnaIdc who
is III I'm Washington. t;eu Julius Willie. OF t,}tca-
-, ,,.nu,,"J f.nI r Il I,nIioy oc,nI Az ..c,atn.
~ rec .',nls .,'.' "..eu ,.,,s ~, ,,n,
wnsc names werp household worda in the
| war-days, anil who Will he heard frum nrnin
| In I'M r,,frv com,nlr,. T,rt,nmn,Ittcc y,a srr
~ i"t I""."s ."N'p"'s" w., ~ ',' o,
cnate ny the bnn1 os inc !litannfg Glnli' MiSr
eonmau Of s TIN MSseiy "a ,en ~, nto ,Gy
pan,1 respans,1ea. iho committee "oop'ea 'ne 'oso"i"s
Httairfa. That tMo foiu,eta nnd fn,lofs Wto ,t
,sIFeu IN TIC Un,9n army ana navy nfinR t.le a.e
tt9t, at fNeh tine anu plhee ~ tc EsGt1tis" Cora
, 1876-06-15

ward 10 mort will, II. In tnint tea<.n nj The ncxt
rrpniar meeting. 70 that tfr 1p.' in"sc't~ "f the
party n'hy be- lnninn}ly rntHrryrh.
Thu rrnulHinn WIS n,lupt"i
a mn|tn tn "IianEr the c,rnins nf sfr meeting
f' w,nH.ay !" M%lsy wns l.,h "'"f r
tii"n Errarnte " tln Connclt for alnpllnn q! lle
chartor Of lh7d md The carrying ont q rrtrrnrh-
ncnt ne concmpInte, by tl.e clnrter os lb7!, ~crp
Adjourned nntil Wednesday evening.
eEvENTlt WAHb DENnCHATH.
The ncnngrat. nf the Seventh Wnrlt, hiltcrR frnn
Mlku HALEY H!'!ul hHd meeting inst evening at
Nh. ~! lsuc lrianI avenue, 10 compitt: tilc NJ
,.rcsnMt. After liz. mcrIne had bren called to
dcr Tom Jialpin ndhtc1seti il. ettfng !ta oh|cct.
tY"ss f%s s ts,G x"s. M e 5"c se and ss
nAtrcr. Of i,,r Cub rcpu1tcd ,ha following: i. e.
The rep"ft a; "a. ,'saniis aaanirs'ou.ly adapted.
ss as. I. sesi n sf cs ,. t.
dents of liz Club: Jnnies Clowry r. ii. lTafpiu
la'nc4 lsocl'ora, John t:onwny, r. spence, jain
Msl,onnc,I' i.nI IT, e''T' "'eu'e' n"'es' NIL" II T.
4 committee wn+ appointed to wa!s upon thu
tfon Of tho new Club.
Adjourned 10 meet at Bamo p1acc to.mosrow
evening.
FOURTH WARD DEMOCRATS.
4 spirit which mnnlfcstci Itself ~ the old Sixth
and l,resent Fftl Ward on the "cca.ion u the Int
nipronchcT. When tbn ucnocrntIc Convention
wna het 70. the lust n,anicim! election til" Flfth
fell through. This tne lln prorprct. for two dele.
sa1H' e' ys nis Tf,y vsx All thu chance" ("
u4 o'elock mretins viii BE- hcli in ilcaiy iIal /"
rNt ls 'natlu tint nrcfng will he held this cvrn
Ing at DAvIdA Hull. No lM9 Sonti Ilalst'l street.
| FIR the purpose Of nclcctfnY Delegates.
jJspt EStIJr n 3knNn hrt nj Nh n
, 1876-06-15
DOMESTIC DIPLOMACY,
How Jones socurcd tho Itespect Of Mrs
Jones.
.E.l,.

How Jones Secured tho Respect OF Mrs.
Jones.
TicfdtHrg IftrHid.
Mrs. Jones was standing In her back yard feed
ing tic chickens, when stnnewnll .1ack.on came
running In, crying ua though his heart would
break, nud Told her TINT I'LL Ilruwn lad slapped
him for nothing. Mrs. Jones never said word, but
ehc crit her teeth hard. and went Into the honsc to
cut cabbage. and choppcd 1t 10 fine. thinking i was
through cob-wcb. Wh}le ln.iiA aat ratIny His
dlnnnrr thas nvening. Mira Jnncs told him Of The
wtat hc WIS going to in about Il: Jonrs ronicrrd.
hl BROWN was fully II ycart oh, shining lisat
Il thy Fl" To-. 'suttnt p1trsr IN sc' ball
pcrts OF being IN gUod lnan.' After considering
ihcau things carefully. Jnucs came to the co1!clu.
brown with a!lcnt contempt And 70 l,c tud Ills
wife, naains, by way Of lats.,'!ths,sl'' 'Ay dear,
aash sn1i is n+' Mr. s' salS r. Jones'
thank 0odi I've got hrotcr. md rhe swept from
we'll lie lad seen TINT tanle look IN his wlfe'B
face once hu'ore, when hs brought friend homo
~ nS m ~sE Mps Il 1ay s m ssta po
iones will the swittneas of lightning: there wonli
be no pence r. ths Janes family until He insult of
That night tho boys wcro all sitting in neigh.
boring .tnoo,i. md the genial proprietor WIS
natioR for Alderman. This gentleman. whom wc
viii cnM AiiKr, hccnurr that mi M natnc was
an ex.prlzc ggher, conld barely write h!t nanc anti
was In many other rc~pcc1A ctpcciay qualified for
nn Alderman. lie kcpt tool ncef, UNI olIefGd II
with thnt lAslHh ierhltsy tni fccklesSncss Of TX.
penaitnre fnr which SteSsthfg candidates nrn sn-
1noia Jancn cnme n, to1k ttr pro rntn of beer,
ana sat htmsGlf down 70 mediate npon TN Hfown
affair." ~ last happy llct seemed to Strike him;
he cnllcd for anofhe! shoe ny, = n1G fabhcd h!1
hau1z and slapped h!s knccs In glcefui ant!cIpa-
tful. ,,,,.- a.
AZ last hr ensd 10 Mike, with carr'caH ar,
"Mikc, Ia b!!t HTnWE ohe OF your snp&of1erA!
"i0n can lust brt your nluakcyMuck uE TINT, "
Rays Mikn; 'therc,s hoy 10 H&anI sos'u WIN. y
'tIhAta strange . nalu Jol!e5'
, 1876-06-15

TW2FFIF
The name nf t',rutra.rd uncle Was John Thomp-
nm. nnt le aned hls n"ph"w Thnnuu at tflr Rugby
hat u,l,l value Of pntla hrstrDycd. Il arpcnred by
Tho rsirnrc Tint the pnnt!n ha1 been 10 the habit
induigc,l IN when buy With his youthful compnn.
inn.. Thu defendant. whu rnperly drank In the
tn1tMtIve of thcsc frat. determined on the sAtuT.
irr. s.eing tho plaintIA on the lay In question
tnrTy!n9 bug whicl contained EEoceslcs, twu
1Dtlr. "f wine, lr!,tle Of whisky, and plum
from ilErnnvl,nu,. t,n defendant ticnlthiy ercpt
hrhnh lin. knockcd o! q ci'tm'Icy,,lot hat hr wnr
nf lipLtning In The rlbck mud confusion, tho
hu'tllen were broken, tho liquor Inst. anh The plan
pudding irrtvncahly destroyed judgment fuF tlle
of tho ]unIfT. and tiIs retaliation by Uncle Jubn
on Ills neulcw Tllnma. will, 1t Ia to bc hnEd. hg.t
a wholesome effect fur lcynntl thu ncighbufhuod
where the fncFtlcht occurred.