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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1877-06-21

We invite all to unite with us in the Conyen-
ton and the campaign, who believe In the
steadfast and unwavering principles of Right.
Liberty and Justice, as exemplified In the pasf
record and platforms OF the Republican party
from Its birth when IL began It's uncompromis-
ing crusade upon human slavery, until the last
shackle fell. and the slave became q man en-
former master possesses, and Ia which he must
be protected az any cost; who believe in cher
ishing with pride nnabated, Its devotion to the
cause of loyalty against treason, aud who can
never forget the services OF the loyal blue
though forgiving the rebel gray: who believe
that the United States of America Il nation and
not merely q Confederation or States; WlB be-
lieve In the strict and vigorous enforcement OF
the constitutional amendments, both In LETTER
and spirit, Tor ths absolute and complete pro-
lection OF all--th weak % well a. the strong.
and equality; who bellege the ma5ortty ehouiS
rule, and deprecate ell attempts &C political t.r-
rorism and intimidation and eli political or of-
fetal liberation therewifh; who believe thai
Ignorance ana vice 80 hand In land, and WHO
therefore desire 70 see our free schools nlrtuFed
and foetered, IS the best safeguards OF the ma.
tons hfet who believe that until these ensla arr
accomplished. aud these rights guaranteed ans
secured 70 tho inmate Of the loWaiosf hCvel Ia
The land &c well IS the iahsbltant OF the pala-
tiai abode, that the work OF the Republican par
with as IN keeping alive the nres upoE
the party altar. and unite with US In giving "a.
state good. economical AID easefuliy admin
isterod eoveEnzneaf, tAFsuRh 0ar nominees.
p order Of the Republican State CentEa
kkNRY C.LRiaHyoS,
60 gIfg Ckairma
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HOpewell Hopes.

EDS. HERALD.-Still looks like rain
these night showers are getting to be quit,
common. During the month of April W,
had three SHOWS and nine rains, in May
thirteen rains, and in June up to the pres
ent time seven rains, nevertheless the
farmers are confident that if there is any
corn raised in the United States, proud
Mahaska" will come in for her full share
of it, Notwithstanding there had to be 6
great deal of ground planted the second
time, in consequence of the farmers not
being careful to select good seed. Bat
understand that it is not confined to Iowa
alone, but is a general complaint in In
diana and some other States.
The concert at Delta last Sunday, was q
success, we thought so anyhow. Brother
Henry Shade preached at the Christian
Chapel Sunday last, will preach again the
first Sunday in July.
Court is in session at Rose Hill and is
likely to continue all week, Judge Kins-
man on the bench.
Of course we must say something about
fishing parties too, mighty effort was
made to have one a week or tive ago, it
was put on foot by fair and winning (G)
young widow and all the "elite" of q
neighboring town were invited, but some
how they were most awfully busy that day,
but fishing parties and mite societies do
not seem to flourish very well in this part
of the country.
AS brother Wesce last week so truthful
ly portrayed in prophecy what Iwould be
20 years hence, ]. too have had re-
velation in regard to his majestic appear
ance at that time: I imagine see him at
said time wandering up and down the
hillsides of the star west" with one leg of
his pants in his boot, the other out, o
broad brimmed hat on, his beard hanging
to his waiet, and little dog following him
whittier so-ever he goes and would hardly
know its master if it were not for the fact
of his (the man not the dog wearing a
yellow rose in the button hole of his vest.
June 18th, 1877. Mis- CHIEF.
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Proceedings of the Board Of Supervisors
of Mahaska County, Iowa.
JUNE SESSION, 1877.
JUNE 9Th.

JUNE 9Th.
Board met. Members all present.
The Auditor is authorized to pay Fl
&. Huntsman one quarters salary as phys
ician out of the Poor Farm Fund; the re
mainder out of the Poor Fund.
The Auditor is directed to make war
rants Nos. 67 and IS on Bridge Fund
Gin favor of Mckay & Nelson) payable on
the lst day of March, 1878.
The Auditor is directed to cancel war.
ant No. 1879 on Poor Fund, issued in ia
vor of Poweshiek County, it appearing
that the claim for which said warrant
was issued, was allowed through misun-
Outstanding of the facts.
AFTERNOON.
The Auditor is directed to issue war
rants for $4,000 on Bridge Fund in
favor of Mckay and Nelson, on account
of 8th Estimate of engineer Of Des
Moines river bridge; said warrants to be
drawn payable on the LIST of April, 1878,
and to bear interest at the rate OF ten (lO)
per cent per annum payable annually.
Samuel Knowlton is directed to Super
intend the erection of the stone abutments
of the bridge across North Skunk near
w. +. Evans, and to see that the work is
properly done; he is also directed to re-
pair and rebuild the bridg on the Knox
vile Road, and to procure tiles for cul-
vert on the Eddyville Road near Mitch
Wilson's, if the citizens will do the work.
Saml. Gilmore is authorized to have
three bridges built, if he finds that they
are necessary after investigation, as fol-
lows: One near j. F. Norris land in
White Oak TIP, one near Saml. McFalls
in Cedar TIP. and one near L. Knots in
Harrison TIP.
VIM. Stewart will, if found necessary,
have the grade" at COurier's Mill repair
ed.
The assessment of moneys and credits
of Joseph Acomb for 1876 in Osk. City,
is reduced to $500, it appearing from his
affidavit that all in excess of said amount
was erroneous.
The following order was passed. Yeas,
8. Nays, none
In accordance with Sec. 1921, Code of
1878 and after full examination of the
action of the Executive Council, March 5,
1877, 1t is ordered that the following be
and it is hereby declared to be the length
OF the main track of the several Railroads
in Mahaska County, Iowa, lying in each
city, town, township or lesser taxing dis
trict RI said County, and the assessed val
ue thereof, viz:
CENTRAL R. R. OF IOWA.
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New Sharon Correspondence.


Eds. HERALD.-Mrs. Anna Coat of In.
diana, is visiting her brother, DR.. d. c.
Morris of this place.
DR.. Colson of Iowa City, has moved his
family to this place.
Fl. j. Vail will lecture to the Odd Eel.
lows on next Saturday evening. His
subject is "Ths Odd Fellow"
Strawberries are ripe and the festival
season is at hand. The Liberal church
and the Good Templars each give festi-
val this week.
Alonzo Rockwell is building a fine resi-
dence on his farm east of town. He is
one of our thriving farmers and does not
do things in halfway manner
Joseph PenrOse has sold his residence
to E. Rogers recently from Indiana.
II. V. Benedict has moved his stock of
drugs to Traer. Tama county. This leaves
but one drug establishment here.
ID. W. Loring has commenced moving
his stock of dry goods from this place to
Oskaloosa and Pella.
11' u Wa "oOu 10 NiOolnS OuJ Ills
stock of groceries at auction and will re-
tire from business for time.
The work train on the Central r. R.,
which has made this place it's headquar-
tiers for sometime, has been ordered to
Marshalltown to await the result of the
order to sell the road.
Our fruit growers report cherries fail
ure, apples and pears small crop, small
fruits such as currants, raspberries, ETC.,
an average crop.
Small grain looks we'll and promises
more than an average crop. Corn looks
well but is suffering some from the wet
and cold of late. Good weather from this
on will insure an average crop.
The Premium List of the next fair to be
held in this county has made its appear
ance here. 1t gives general satisfaction
and our fine stock men are beginning to
make preparation to be on hand with their
stock.
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Adams TIP. Correspondence.

EDS. HERALD.-Cold and wet, farmers
getting the blues, great many have had
to replant their coin, those that planted in
April and up to May 10th, have had to re.
plant, all that has been planted since then
has come up very well, looks yellow while
the corn is small, the fields are not very
weedy so if we can have few days OF
dry, warm weather, corn will come out
yet, there's time enough yet to make a
good crop, if we can only have good
weather from this time on. Wheat looks
tolerable well on rolling land, too wet on
the fiat lands. Chintz bugs have made
appearance. Oats looks well. and grass
never was better at this time of the year
/ hear of some cholera among hogs, Alfred
Barr has lost about all of his shoats and
L. G. Ruggles' are now dying with the
same disease.
Candidates are getting numerous. Mr.
editor, when you speak of Milton Young,
you must say Milton Young, Esq, oil
Adams Tp., Mahaska Co., Iowa, he gets
on his ear fearfully when called Milt
Young. Ipresume he is going to run for
office: just ask him about wolves and pol
icy, and the blue smoke viii raise.
There has been great many improve.
ments made this spring. Mr.. Cooper oil
New York, is fixing his farm up in fine
style.
. Hoping for good weather, win close.
June12th, 1877. GRANGER.
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Over Des Molnes River.
june III. Ia77.

June III, 1877.
EDS. HERALD.--We have q vast average
OF corn planted. Our people have worked
wonders in the farming line, recently.
We regret to say some horses were
"laid out" as the result 1--WE think) of oy-
er work.
We are more than satisfied that seed
corn should be saved In September, and
hung up by the husk. We done quite 0
lot so last year and now have the best
'sstand" OF corn we ever had In Iowa,
on near so acres. Rye, oats, and grass,
splendid. Health generally good. Cur.
rency scarce. Census accessions fayora
BILE. Religious matter rather nominal.
The only new building Of importance
since my last Is Johh JsgeF, fine, large
bank barn. Mr. jaeger owns the ESQ
Walker farm, and Arther Grant farm, ovel
three hundred acres, well Improved, fins
house, orchard, and n miles northwest
OF Rddyville. JAEGER Is 9 native Of Kaiser
Wilhelm's realm, ls educated, quiet anG
wealthy. sgaf & 0RsEkxER.
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Union Township Exposition.

The schools of Union TIP. will hold theil
exposition and exhibition, of which notice
was given some time ago, at the Paul Cas-
ter schoOlhouse on the 4th day of July.
The forenoon will be occupied by an ad
dress by the Co. Supt. and short speeches
by the patrons of the schools.
The people are requested to be on the
grounds as early in the morning as posi-
BILE. The meeting will adjourn for dinner
at half past IL o'clock.
The exposition will be so arranged as tc
be easily examined during intermissior
and ample time will be given for that pur
pose.
The afternoon and evening will be occu
pied by literary exercises of various kind.
given by the pupils of the different school.
of the township. The following are the
names of the officers and committees:
President, johnson Busby.
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All members of the State Horticultural
Society are entitled to the proceedings of
the Society. This year it makes u book
of 432 pages, and is very valuable. Per-
sons entitled to them can find them at the
office of Bolton & Mccoy. If you are not
supplied report to John N. Dixon.
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Richland Tp. Correspondence.

EDS. HERALD.-We are having too
much wet weather for corn. Wheat and
oats looks well.
Old Mr.. Dysart tive miles north of this
place, died very suddenly two or three
days ago. r. B.!Warren's little boy Ora,
jumped off the stair steps yesterday morn
ing, and broke his leg, he suffered q great
deal. Isnow doing well.
Whoever said Madison Tice was Dem.
ocrat, ia mistaken. He win be at the con.
vention Saturday. Mat says the HERALD
has the best editorials and locals of any
paper he reads. / learn we win have snch
men as Harlan, Loughridge, Stone and
Others for Legislatures honors this fall;
stand from under. Squire McCarther and
John White went to Oskaloosa this morn.
ing to attend court.
Peoria, June 18th, 1877.
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RIcHLASDER.

Already, IS We learn from prominent
Lee county men. Sam Clark has bis pock.
cts full OF resolutions endorsing the poll
cy, and We even hear that they are in Mr.
McCrary's handwriting. OF course Sam
Clarkwill try to get elected BY his dis
trict Is member of the committee on Res
olutions, and if he does then be can Us.
his resolutions. But he win not have ,
convention that viii endorse Hayes resO
lutioas, By bng shot.
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The civil service dodge gotta Oakland.
ed slap from one Of its wet aurses when
the President removed u. s. Marshal
Pitkin, ct Louisiana, an able Official, "a
make room for Jack Wharton, . blatant
.oad-mOuthei rebel. Pitkin is q nasiy.
sf New Orleans, but does support Ii.
policy
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION,

The Twenty-first Annual State Convention of
the Republican party of Iowa, viii be held at
Des Moines, on
wednesday. June n, 1877,
for the purpose of making the following nomi-
nations:
One candidate for Governor.
One candidate for Lieut-Goyemor,
One candidate for Superintendent of Public
Instruction.
One candidate for Judge of the Supreme
Court.
The ratio of representation will be, one dele
gate for each county, In the State, and in addi-
fraction over 100, cast for Hon. Josiah T. Young
for Secretary of State, at the general election
In 1875: The following table shows the repre-
sentation:
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i5OBERT RISSICK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW

NIM. L. HELLINGS,
w ATTORNEY AT LAW,
and Notary Public; collecting and Real Estate
agent. Office in Exchange Block, on High ST.,
OSkalOOSa, Iowa.
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ATIORNEYS-AT-LAW w.

ID T.. BOLLES,
H. Att .ncr ut Law and Notary Public,
Office with +. Nj. Davenport, west side square,
OSkalOuS;t Iowa. 81
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NkFlLBUR +. MARK,

ATFURilEl Al LAW and NOTARY PUBLIC.
uh I GpilI :JIIg \ goat. Once Exchange Block,
over W. a. Shaw N Cos store. OSkaOaSI, Iowa.
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iSOBERT KlSSICK,
IL ATTORNEY AT LAW,
and Notary Public, OSkaloosa, Iowa. OIlice
in Centennial Block, over FrankcfS Clothing
Store, north side square. viii give special
attention To collections, probate business, and
cOnNUN anCng. Practice in all the courts of
The -
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Az X. LACEY,
ATTORNEY ATLAw

Az J. CONE,
w ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OSKLlIJSa, Iowa. Particular attention given TO
collection of all kinds of claims. Office with w.
,. hENwoRrHY. nlSm3pd
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Paul Caster. H.
Everybody is invited to attend. Come
early and bring your baskets we'll filled.
We hope to make the occasion one of
pleasure and profit, especially to the
young, both of our own and adjoining
townships. L. w. GRAHAM,
- Chairman
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PHYSICIANSand SURGEONS.
nR. E. TENANT,
TMLIN LEWIS, NJ. d. ,

hR. J. =. BARRlNGER,
~ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office west side. over Boyer s. Barnes
store. Calls promptly attended to day and
night. l7pdm3
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in Centennial Block, over Frankcls Clothing
Store, north side square. VIII give special
attention 10 collections, probate business, and
conVryamcmg. Practice in ali the courts of
the state. 80
\EILnuR +. MARK,
ATTuRnEl Al LAW and NOTARY PUBLIC.
aht GIII,.tI-,E AEanI. Once Exchange Block,
over W. a. Shaw Cos store. oSkaluaSt, Iowa.
MI
w }. CONE ,rropxpv ,r1,w
OsKilDJsu, Iowa. Particular attention given TO
collection of all kinds of claims Office with w.
,. hENwORrHY. nlSm3pd
w. ATTORNEY ATLAw.
O'hce with John L. Lacey, above Boy er &
Barnes store, OskalUosa, Iowa. All kinds of
legal business promptly done. Collections made
tnd conveyanccing done.
II. COPENHEFFER.
j. ATTORNEY ATLAw
AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Office with Judge Rhinehart 5. L. corner
tquarc. n45-tf
iYWON V. SEWERS. JOHN o. MALCOLM.
- ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Oskaloosa, Iowa. Office over Frankels new
bank, north side of square. 50
John A. HOFFMAN,
- ATTORNEY AT LAW
and Notary Public, over Lewis store, southwest
corner public square, Oskaloosa, Iowa. AZ
l.. a. HOLE, IL. HILLS.
Onh'ioo9'a, io"o' NC" IO"d
tIOLE& HILLS,
IL ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
OSkulOuSa and New Sharon, Iowa Prompt at
entinn given to collections. Probate business
ami cOnVeyancing carefully attended to. Office,
upstairs, Union block, north side square, OS-
kaIo"Sa: and with DIR. Page New Sharon. 80
IkULTON " Mccoy,
ID ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
uSaaOoSa Iowa. Office in Exchange block, over
Nernons store. Business attended to i'll all the
courts of the State. Convey ancing and cO.iect-
ne promptly attended to- %
+, W. RICE, ,,.,o.>,n,,
And solicitor of American and European pat
ruts. Onice No. I43O +. street near treasury
building, Washington, d. G. Practice in the SUI
premc court of the United States, Court of
t"iims, Courts of the District of Columbia
business before ANY of the Executive Depart
mrnts OF HE Government promptly attended to.
Patents obtained in Washington, London, Paris
Brussels, Vienna, ana ST. Petersburgh. 80
John f. LACEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
nd Government Claim Agent. Office in Boyer
Barnes block, OskalOoSa, Iowa. Prompt
attention given to collections. Probate business
gill receive careful attention. business attend
TO in the U. s. and State courts. 10
y C.G. PHILLIPS, ,,on,,, .m
Collecting, Insurance, and Real Estate Agent,
OSkalOoSa, Iowa. Office over Phelps x GOuld's
boot and shoe store, south side square. 10
WILLIAMS 4 McMTLLEN,
w ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
and NotarieS Public. Office on west side of pub
square, in Williams Old Office Sire is block
OSkalOOSa, Iowa. 81
RIA J. ALDER,
L ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Iowa City, Iowa Successor to Judge w. E.
Miller. 10
IEO. W. LAFFERTY. j. KELLY JOHNSON
| AFFEIETY Il JOHNSON.
IL ATTORNEYS AT LAW. |
OStalOOsa, Iowa. Once over Mitch Wilson'S
store northwest corner of square. a.
NJ +. QUITS,
VI. ATTORNEY AT LAW. |
Office in Union Block, upstairs, north side pub |
lie square. 81
J. 4. l.. CROOKHAM. IL. W. GLEASON. |
4 tROOKHAM Il GLEASON,
" ATrOR NEYS AT LAW, |
Office over National State bank OSkaOOsa 35 |
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y. ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Collecting, Insurance, and Real Estate Agent,
OSkalOOSa, Iowa. Office over Phelps x Gould
boot and shoe store. Snnth side Snnnre LIZ
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~ w. RICE,
John +. LACEY,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
nd Government Claim Agent. Office in Boyer
Barnes block, Oskaloosa, Iowa. Prompt
attention given to collections. Probate business
Eill receive careful attention. Business attend
d TO in the U. s. and State courts. 10
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On motion Board adjourned to meet
in Auditors Office on the 2nd day of July,
1877, at 10 o'clock, a. m.
Attest: GEO. A. Ross, VIM. STEWART,
! Co. Auditor. Chairman.
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Office with John 4. Lacey, above Boy er &
Barnes store, OskalOOsa, Iowa. All kinds of
legal business promptly done. Collections made
ana COnVeyanCCing done.
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nLi. f. STAFFORD
II A. HOFFMAN,
MIN

II 4. HUFFMAN,
~. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office in Bhinchart's new building, southwest
cDrncT public square, OSkaOOsa, Iowa. Resi-
dence on Main street, three blocks east of pub
ic square. 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-05
CINCINN.iTTS DOG SIfOIV.
Gigantic New foundinnd-D Dogs with "a Pedi-
grce-taninc Sngncity.

Among the two hundred dogs exhibited are
INV W. qIdsfg s can n ,rl' nE '0r
good dogs and thoss who think they have no
love for doES in them Will find their mistake
after visit to the show. for nearly every tor
singles out somr part 'uiar animal ~ his or
her especial pet. and then ciorth hcrom - al-
most ~ inter ~tel ~ the owner Of the animal
in making friends for IT, A. one cnt ~ the
tent the Kennels of the larger dogs ar, first
seen. These animals. owing to their SIR. do
not rec"iVea ~ mu h carrs-ing and priting rs
Amon- tn most notable Of these is the New
ile1nndinn N'ro. sls9antr fellow VINO wrlsls
tort and he, spends most ~ his time lying On
tn" iln"r uf h's kennel On tn" morning o' the
9pcninl; day OF the show ne was walked NJ the
htll. and II took him several hours To max the
~ cni rs he was compelled to stop and rest
every few yards II the journey. H. j. indeed "A
mammoth dog. Tho nphlrst dog IN the show Is
another y wiuuudaud named jack. H. r's-
cuod "A child FROM death during the Chicago
fre ana has -nyrd n ncrson from drown ins in
this city. VI ne md Prince are two splendid
specimens II the famous -. Bernard do-s to
who's" sa-a ity 50 many h"lat"d travellers ow i
roads. Sod q pur, 81. Bernard. weighs 100
pounds AMI looks amply siren-; enough to
nj I'd in Oh $ 'hool books 4 Fronrh poodle.
n.nr tn st. B.rnarls. weighs 90 pounds.
Th"r' an, lar5" number of hu.ld2ss IN cv;
dr-pit. their fcro ,ioGS look. tn y have a fine
mss of lmir and adj ! "ay Of skin TINT shows
Tia .m 10 j.. of arl-te rnt, blood. Among thom
will be- found th" hrndle pup Hard Tack. and
son Of the famous IRISH hi II Is .ddy VI G"' q.
who in Mn" pit h't hgitl Killed each do; who
fought her. Brinile lull, arr famous for their
SIX u in ,eiting good hol + and keeping them.
In inrt they ar" TIA" know ns"-t ,o-s that liz H..
property oi Nj. Al Thay"r. Httra Is ma IA alton
ton. rs u L. ttr only on Of u. hr ed in the show.
neYrge Li'is lug rnncn VS. admlrd Grraily
70 well. known medical man 81 tNis city,
J." was callr,d ny hi- r"snom"n Is o,t'n - by
best -niturrd animal of h lass on exhibition,
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MRS. TOM RT-JON.
What t. Said 60 he Effort TO Worry Hes
from the Post Once sidewalk.

John Randolph Is Of very dark brown COM
piexion lie faded light blue velvet coat with
silver fringe brass buttons eilt dge cord The coat
has red sleeves. and the penaloons OF coored
velvet lie hast red cooked hat with long white fcath.
lie carries target shaped sign informing the pub
lie that certain Ind an clubs may be- purchased for mere
song In Nassau street lie tree ienty ees Mrs Tom Ri
Jon. sho. In gaudy male allure and cherrycolorcd rib
the tnst once Mr. Kanfolph. smittcn with Mrs. Tom.
ri Jons chains ntS invited her to ION him in the
flowing bowl To his own language. u take a
horn" Mrs Tom RiJnn was n-tltd, and then he
laughed and sntcred ~ her Yesterday he ard hs
insis she hnd him lie told Justice otter
hourg tbs the SuIe intidcnt of the Post Onicc had
asked him to follow AMI annoy Mrs Tom III Jon AZ !
worry her away from the Post ONCE sidewalk Has
Hon " rcmandcd IT.. Randolph.