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A SCRAPE.
The Sequel Thought Not to Have
Been What 1t Should.

oH>iG' Iubl' excitement Wa caused III
ihI> rItx Ia~r Wednesday afternoon bv he
report That kntr Williams. the propr!rtrr--
of Il house of ~ fame III Old Inwn," had
>hnf her ]param"ur. Mr.. :. Il. I~:ylImi. In Il
short lime the rtImur was proven Ia be rue.
un'i the woman wu- arrni.nrd hrtOr" L.
our. Callahan. Oh ii charge of assault with
lntcirt /" XII. aud IN default al one Ihpu-.n,i
dollars bail was sent 10 Iai!. her preliminary
trial being iEri tor Thursday afternoons.
The story, a. gathered hy Prosecuting. At
tornry Young at the time. an whic. l.
probably the correct one, was that the wn-
man wa> drunk. and had Iu,rr.itd with
Ry!tnd. VIII" attempted /" MAKE her 20 back
To her hoi!>r. which II hut IA few yards from
II lttle stu!. which he heep-. and that be-
comm. incensrd at him >hc shot hlIn with n
small pistol, IN the side. the bullet CHANGING
around the RIB aud coming out ut the back.
Their" were no wItnc->rS Ia the act hut the
two concerned III II. but pcr.o;< heard her
y"i'" in loud and angry W rd>. mixed with
some profanity. and there i II" doubt that
She sid lh~ shooting. DR.. Atkinson t~rstIi">
That ie was ca!.e' III about n halt hour att'r
III" shooting occurred. AND that ~!;yitn'I hiei
protusrly. Mr.. ioung ~ir-tlii"> that when
liz reached TIE scene the woman had blood
upon her Dies. AZ. iut IN spite 81 the
facts. when her trial came on tylani refused
10 testify i'll sucII a WAY - to convict her.
He said HAT She was very drunk that they
/ lad been out riding together that they tad
no quarrel, and that they parte! III Il friend
' WY Al TER galc that rs h.. turned 10 At
tend 10 the hoT-c-, which We're frightened.
he was shot that he did not SEE her shoot
that il" took the pistol from her. an! that he
G!i not brilrNe she iniendsd L. shoot him.
She testified thar she had not intended to
shoot ham, ana did not know that he was
-anl until told 50 10y tn" officer who arrested
! her. The evidence wl> not Thought -utti-
ci"nt Ia DinI her over for appearance. and
size Wa r. rI>r'i. Ia ct on .h"fh-r >pre"
an! >lIrnl -JIurh"!, .i>r. lhr Iu>lirr had
~ other ,our>- IL pan -i!r. n lie had to be
guitrt by the testimony hat JIr> ili.am>
had hrllrr tnhr warHIno 10y hfr narrow =
cape ir"nt the p.mirnIl.ly and lrtP >obrI
ami civil hrgt,iicr.
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tn l0M Y

DIrd-Nrur Columbus. Mo, Iilur> lay, Au-
gust siT,i. MIR AARON RAM>EI-
- In this city. August :a'h. ls7T, ANNit,
{ ilrIl, hgri ) Year. AMI ii !u"nthS.
- In Dover, I.,tay. tie COUNTY. Mo , Thurs
u,!, august 18th, lr,1 Mrs. DIANA ~>ilFikLD,
aged - y"Lrs.
In ~. Louis. August aiIh JULIA DAH>I.
n"c nuHainr, wife ui R'bt- \. Darst. aged III
Scl-.
- Vt The family res irncc, in Corvallis, at
,iritrIiI. hugn-t itr, Isl, WiII.it AN
Ditf son, tiist chIti save one. Il iat ui IL
yrrr-l. ri William Il and klmira Carler. ng-,t
> cans tn.i I.ir Gays.
- Ia I.raing'"m i"wm-hlp, I.tlaN"ir" ",unty ,
Wa saturday. August Eth. Mr. hlGt>lt~
RICE, aged nlI"u, ~ years. EurLIGJiiaiu 60,
Va, papers please copy.
- Near Lexington, August 2Iul, ARCHIE
IN. -un at ! uI"s l. nuu I'uorU" Nell .rIum.
H.. i,'il- Archie Is d-ai. r ar sl"r, months
,r giaa'i ned nur c,r.-: tn n nod saw the fup..
lr gave IL Wa Lao inrr {" bloom III 1918 I.-.vl
oi ~m, aud liz hn- now frtnspl ,ut.! Il 10 bloom.
hrmr irrlI ~ n Iairrr land IL Is hard {. give U.t,
'lir "a. vi: Ia! - sn"W .rIs i.tw al re-s IN uuI
h'r-"'i a''orT'- ...p.. aAt ~ ALSO know thai
+: "rt" - -! - tim VIA" ,tnr,G All thing.
W.T. ~, wI,I meet "ui i:t'i" i,rasur, in thai
hLI'1 .,ni "i."ls Railing are HnknuwH.
a. .og ia,urn Tor III ie Archie,
tI.ir.- "nly gone before;
soon ,Ou'Ii meet your iIlIir baby.
Meet hun on tnai Colder. shore l..
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2EllEf WITHOUT A DOCTOR.

Though ~" wVnii hy no mean he un,!cTs;""!
a d'pI'catims hut rather a. recommending,
profess onul AID II; disease, lhcrr are InUltriudr~
al INSTANCES when II l. NEITHER necessary -! easy
to obtain. \ family provided with a coTu:Ir-
h-n-Ive household specific IL" IIr-trtt"r'-
stomach hIttrr>. Is pO-.re-"d "l u u,GIrinnl re-
source ~st-1uIt" 10 most -In~rg-DrIr- IA which
medical ai,rce would t." u'hrr~I-" n',rliE!
Tuat st-r!in" tonic and corrective invariably
r-rnrdi'G. ard i auth .r!'aiIveiy I"comn-H.iri
for debility Indigestion, iIv"I i.>"r!rT, an uT-g-
Hiat hadn't al body. urinary AMI uterine II,u-
bisa. Inripirut Th.umLr!-Im ana! CONT, and many
other Aillurni= OF irrIu, al OCCURRENCE. Il craft
Gates and prevents Intermittent ..d rmiiicut
levers, relieves mental --p"micnry. CHECKS
premature decay. and mvignrat,- lhr nervous
AMI mu-cuim Tissues >l,er. digestion aud app
ellie Hr promo ei hy II. amt p l. -Ntrrrrrl,
useful in overcoming the ELECT, of v>h"u,;ium
and exposure. -rpf!-ln
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Religious.

sunday scil"'l a. IA" Bnpri-t "nur'h ip-m"r-
TON.
|>~ryIrrs - usual 81 lir Methodist tpi-r"p,l
church. south. ,".mnu"w. Rev. NJ t.. vii
linrus VIII w,a.h subject IN the murmux.
''Ihy kingdom come - Matt. u 10
In, T.. pair to tn" Baptist church h.im- COM
i'lrt"d. pr. IaIhlr'i Wi! preach Tomorrow
morning. r,>i. Il g. "oom, hilnrr, viii
stew thee the I;r'.l~, the Lambs wife.
Ilir'' viii IL" It basket dinner ai the Christian
church at MAYHEM, next >I;urd,y The meet
lu- VIII confirm" Nv" weeks, OF more, and VIII
tee r"uduclc hy Elder Gr,. ria'tcnburg. An
ar" cordially invited Ia attend. rhurc VIII he
preaching ~ tie sam" place tr-u,Eh;.
i.lirr } II. iin-Irrr. OF the Christian church,
VIII" hls tiiic.i the position OF pastor with eminent
a~i'i!Ity Lon IA" last two years IN our midst, has
receive! "a call To occupy In" pulpIiut Lexington.
Missouri, aul lea YES lar his new post "f duty IN
4 few day-. Mr.. HUGHES is u munster oi strr-
glad has talent l. properly Appreciated in "nr -,
the bet pisi"raie- in the state of Missouri. lie
leaves iur.r circle OF SINCERE friends Who re-
jon" AT hi- deserved promotion. lis lair"r-
lIcrr hnv" been crowned win marked ~urcras,
aIiii Lexington gets AN Energetic and POLISHED
w"IkrI IN the caHsr 81 CHRIST i furilngnn .
rs, Patriot.
The new city chart, A. drawn by Mr.
Drew and endorsed by our city Engineer,
Mr.. j. u. Chualbrr,, for sale a, our store.
TIL, chart should be- in all the office, AND
stores IN town. j A. QUARLEs II Co.
Seplltt
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GOOD NEWS.

No more , hills and h-ic Ia thu SECTION our
DrtIGri-t i selling an article Caii"ei ACT i
CO\Ql E!tpl Ii Is Llr"nr rhr only >~ffi>f"c-
t,..y preparation sold Tor tl, vurc III Fever amt
A~nr, Dumb 'hillS, iulrIIus'lant or liiiiuu-
F-r-r-. Tn" Proprietor at The NrIE CON
pt Eli'bR Il ~ us"ti but iItflr energy To maxi lhis
medic ne known. aud vet lis ale Is immense
IN tgu" Districts. 1; pHrliic- Ihr blood. Liver,
and other >rCrrtnry organs sn c1rctuallv that
The thiilS 10 not return even when persons have
na'i them tor years. Entirely vegetable pelH-
ration Prize, ~ cent :.u'i 81 M per Bottle.
Nv" dose VIII stop the chill IEcb. t,,' wI-rh,
Agent, Lexington, Aio. j.u.,,,-Iw
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School Book y.

The season i nrlr". ain: "n"m all xxi
want them. and IA" m-Aj ihui% - /" tu,"
',iirlr 10 Get ia, IA. Ia lh,l ,"nnc,,tuL Ne
l.vr hirw w"Ti> IL ~. W. hA,, i u,r-'
.ni r"Anp!rl" -i",n. .nt ~. NIL -.tl II IA D..
low a. IhrN IAN &c h"u"h. v.~rnA,rr. lhrN
NJ ~ mrM. an: rhr.-i wtlh iiolirn'-
Iat'ni ,HNri-. inanht"& al. Tor pat L.iti
p,Ii"nu.". So hop" 1" m.rlt l continue. r,c
&! ~tnr. bN ~rrNrn. an rti:n;ni.N
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BUIIERICk'S PATTERNS,

We have received our spring amt summer cal
aioguc 81 l.. RuIfrrIck II cos celebrated pat
terms, n household necessity. ami The ouiy re-
iiablr patterns tn the. market; t-il or send Tor
one, amt Get POSTED in the NJ" style. lhcl" Is
n report being InduStri"u-ly circulate 10y M
tcreet.d parties that ButterIck /, busted. % /"
:. the expression. but, To- ,irAw II mid, "" re-
specially -uy Inlt they are mistaken" and
knowingly 50. Hugh T. Wilson, opposite City
Hotel. alTl-iI
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LEVEL BEST.

". ar" sur. II pay t. i HouI ''LtNti EE>I %
al 81 time. a. whatever l. worth 'i..mg ~ MI -
worth d'.!nI well; N al Illustration, The manu-
iacturcrs ct The iHtsi.u- Ga ut"t bak ~t"N-. iaSr
always anne to buy tn, best uuti,iIAI, rm piOy
the beet wuIkincu, and mike the Let '"nkiur
stow that could lee pr 'iuc,ti, AID the result l..
/ 80 chatter U.k TIA attained Il popularity unpIr-
'c'irrt,I IN thu history of StoSra- aug:,-Il
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CASH ALWAYS BRINGS BARGAINS.

lawn choice for - cent.
SultlngS. choice tur ~ c,ut>.
81 SultIngS. choice for cents.
Black tirrMa,lMr. Is cents. worth - 30 worth ~.
silk and wool t. % cents. t. close.
l-"nslale Domestic, by til" piece, 9 cents per yard.
Fruit of the Loom, 10! cents per ward.
Long Cloth. l23 rents per ward.
lO4 Bcachc,l Nhcctin.. - cents per ward.
White Quilts. ; yards square. 50 cents.
MarsalIles Counterranc>. $3 %, worth 50: 3. worth -.
DamaSk Towels. red borders. 81 per dozen.
HoL"vc"mh Towels, 90 cents per dozen.
Table Linen, 30 cents, worth 80; 10 cents. worth 90:
80 cents, worth - cents.
Linen Danask. extra. 81 cents, worth 81 -.
Lot Napkins. I" close, 81 per dozen.
Turkey Red Damask Napkins, 40 and - cents per doz.
All wool tasslmercs, 90 cents to 81 30. Much less
than regular prices. We are determined to close out oar
Cashmere stock. as We intend changing the character OF our
stock by dropping some lines We have been krel,inu. and
adding others that We have not had heretofore.
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ClltfCri'S Eebrlfupe. or Fever and Ague

Cure HIS Preparation l. nh'!tu'd ~ - u.ai>
discovered Irocr>S, ami contains all lhr active.
medicinal principles al Eat lm.i.A 'inrhuni
h,rk, grown" u Ia" \-Iiglr,rrN hill. from wnI"n
all the irritnur pror,rtic, have been eliminated.
II l. Natures own rrIu"lv tuT nj. diseases ans
ing from MiiIr!al poison tIlnrHhir, Powerful,
Anti periodic amt I"uir. II never fmli~ L. rirr
Fever AMI igIc, Dumb ,hills.' nuk,-tiyr thIils,
Bilious Fever, r.ri"t."tl NEURALGIA. AMI ALI
rlsr,- e. al MalaTiai orIrIu HuslI-lm
!. { RICHARDSON. rrrluu tor
tnr sal" iy all iIu1LIst~. II I.Ig~
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llQMISI chill ionic

THIS l. something n,w tui fIlcI.ul from anN
other pr, irarnrIun on The make, nri j. ~"il"Iri
To You ~ i sure and sale remedy lar rniI'- anI
IrN"r. .ur! al -urn =. rII"~. uh,G lu.:> .f ~ TIN
reach I'll every on *""uI" -. ~ - lhr Iv.u-
We "llri II "l rrir- - r,nta iGy ne.
raIet only 10y ! , pI AiiLf" \ 60
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Attention, Patrons Of Husbandry.

Patrons and all "li!rr- VIII" desire pros
p'ritv for the Industrial cli,>r> Of society
ur- invited Ia assemble. al me tar TroHuti>.
Thursday, sept. 18th. Al Ia o'rlu"k. 4. III Il,
hear Inc Itdre-> ct state Master f>hIauwi
and others. , IN Que. cnln all. an hIIug
well fitted baskets.
los. r. SMITH. M,~t~r
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Gentlemen, Attention.

We hrVc IrI>t Received -piemdl sturh OF
r"ndy-Inajs ci"ttluE. from thu cheapest to
the very best. 10 Which W. luy.lr tlirnliuu,
aui We euArtnlrr -.ii-fLrlIun ~. Ii.er aud
Me- Ar>I-'\H Efll"Ih.
>epiitf icAlU.lnn. Nc.
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TIL T. CRADLE

- In his city, Wednesday, August 10Th, {"
the wIir OF Mr.. Jas. f'rak--R hoy.
l;"rn-In Lafayette county, Mo, Monday 4.
Au&us: : III, IL the " lie "i MI. VIM. itrni-nu-
:! :ul.
- Ia Lexington. Lafayette. county, Mo, re
r"Itly, to lh- wife ui MIR. LANES Lyons {, grri
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Personalities

Tu,,My.
l. ,~ rumnreI HAT tGrlr r.ttI la, Sonr INT. a
r"n,"n:.
Mr.. Henry Hrnarur GOES east I'M, evening tn
huy su"l-
n~mn r,-im l. -atl /" hr Marshal E,zAInr,
at France.
Nj Jan e Mitchell, "t tnl- township. called
YESTERDAY
AlnunI ~rmmc- .il,i. thursday. al Point
Clear. Alutsfna.
,huI- Francis Alam- has a 7nu. mi. Tor
lunr oi -, S44.5I,
NJ l.. l. / Iallnr and } , Gibson were
II, t"wu lu.-,laN
ll!n Thompson ha- been ,IrawIng larg"
hou-.~ IN New l"rh
Nj Wui,r I'alr az MIR " X Hllsr wrr"
m town "Wednesday
i\-.N.rnur Wilson shannon. ri km,a-.
lu.I Inur,.lay ni.lr.
,ru Er}InrI Forrest l. dangerously III AT
B,t,~, ~prln-.. NHl.
Mr VIM ~a.boru l,ayr~ i"r the Normal school
At Arrru,hune, TO-DAY
Mr. John II. Long, al Nj. Hope, prIl u an
agreeable ,.>; ;l,- week.
Waite Hampton Is Ia hr the orator at the \Ii-
/ GINA >iIyr Agricultural Far.
Nj J F. Gr",r,, "t Middleton township r,ut
u" - lA'N sA'H HhA'
Nj JutI shepherd. al 'urr"lit"n, i visiting
I lh. family at I;r, q Williams.
Nj l.. Muu-ur went down Ia =. Louis ia~i
uryL; on business f"I III" coat company
t. VI stanton. son 81 TIE late >r,i. tAlN stan
tom. a.,i a. " ,-nIn.tou. it-t H,im,-!uS.
Nj. u Il save. ll- rr:ururt rom Al visit Ia
! .I daughter NJ BOO :m.I. IA VI. L"ui-.
VI Dr. ,.,a.. liz ", IH.. m,-... tanners ui
Irn.,, s.n. Du.. nurir!m l. cuts lnur-iu
". E.i. s. h.,n. al Wt-..H-l.u Tow Sup.
2 iAN.t,a Ia. !rfrIt..l,rl NrI. rIr! ,,s.. iia,
I Mr / il ruu- aI.t ~tH- Ir.Hru,t it-i
,fu.-,t,, uvu. I'd. irtr bee l't-.i' a1..' Z, ~'An':
NJ ~ -u...,r. nt .n~ .Nrir
{ Dr.-uIurhnaI. raI IT. = pir,sn.I Nl7u No-lr,
7 la
H. Ia"lI.- {. M"i.ir"I,t. "i.i.r eel th"
Christian! it,-'-!rI '!.'.i ga l'~I"n. Mr'inv''nl
al.
Mss kttIr pHtk, ui MriiuEl"u. wt- ia tie
J c.y .r,-rai las IT, W. h. lrluus Mis- ".-=..
, hrtIrr.
AMI "nr' Ii" make " sink II II generally 4
Nj. \. +. B,nvhr. representing Mr,,rs
! liF-.G 90 ~ -. Louis. VS. III IA" ,lN
w"..Dr-,I.>
I,ot. '~nIrles "'InD"I h.- returned from his
r.~li tSil- Relatives Al banker ht!, III! looking
iaI An'i iiea'iy.
Hon. A!"Ntn,lrr ii >~!"phrnH l. III better than
u."u! Ir.utn. lie recently ina''" Il ri"a~"re TN
10 LU"h"Gl Mountain.
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III L ALTAR

MarrlrI-Iu clay township. Lafayette county.
Mo. on The l?ih ult., AT til" residence oi Tia"
HrI,te'- IiincI, |. II Grurg", by Rev. LANES
ipaliuh, Nj. ErHEAIM Moor t" Mis- MulLIt.
1. t,tDII,t.
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ha> been nI''! /, -ri,i,.i.
ihr rive: >t""i. Yesterday evening. at this
point, at >lN t,"I an".r r"N mater mark.
Ih" grss, aud weeds IT, III" =, mct"rv were
m"w"d . few day aru, murn t" It's improve
mrnI.
TO and -" Tia" base haii match brtw"
the Abilities amt our h"mr rIuu this aft,l-
noon.
The light running domestic machine, no
coy wheets 10 hrcak or cams 10 wear "uf. For
>tie cheap alt. q. iudmIg'>. -"rtlml.
The ca>r at >n"ch y. 'hamry and ,Lr,nry
v. >lnorA Wa commenced Yesterday ami
VIII prohthIN hr r"nciuLrL to-day.
Prot. Grr-I'> hI-h school Tor BOYS viii
open Al the new lI"trl an south street, neat
luc-,!,y. Er,d TT, advertisement ia an
"thrr column
Mr. Iuu>IaIl has SOLD ni- stock at %r"rrr-
'r> I" tnr punh,E brothers. aud expects to
remove 4" Mckinney, rr<a>. Wherever lac
goes wr wish him success.
Mr.. { L. McNrN. VIA. lives tuur mIi,>
south 81 wellington, hl> nuuf = physicians
pocket easy. Owner ran have sam" by
proving property. aud paying Tor tins al
NrgII-rmrnt.
In >urh time, a. these, when the country
- '"'' " ! '"'''>' where '"''" l. fe'-
'''' y" VI >">l'''"' '-"'h>' = man.
inc "''''''>" me "a" >h"i't place !nit IA
'''I aiit>' "H!.' us cas- can =" investigated
IN inns course '"'H ""' "' SUSTAINED 10y '"'
people. All! e." i;u" eat mn AN >uhrr.
VIZ 'H''' i"""- 'i'i : -"N''' .ii''h 90
M"urti-3l ri 1s.r Lr.rI N,~l.r.-n WalIr at
wa = = - ''' ''''"''''- H. 49, '"'I''
- " - "'' ." Wa" '"'
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1870,
$500 -, '' ''' '"''
all! tIP G"I-I Il iI>lh>lt!'n i 20 luii until
"
'hr">hins done for some wrra~. ana tGat
ONLY for seed and bread.
HE iaii term -! the htpiI~I frm4ir >"m-
$500, ,,'.,, -,
pOpliiR. i hrrnmIuu lttrrr mai better
known and APPRECIATED With en- Y5la
faculty.. a pleasant ant ,ummndi,u> nurLt-
lu-. an! an atIeulI,-a and -nergr'I-prr-U1rut.
H. prospects iuI rlv iuiur. Yr,. brilliant
Tnr session VIII u4-u VIII, , mn >.h,,f
uud Professor kIs,rl,, N. ."nuvrrnl,.,i M
In, ,,rr..
ppr,u,e rb, ,,nr,r I,.t S,,u,lr ,r..
h,I ry,,l,d.I ,h,ut -. b,,r,ir.,. ward. ,.,,r
rbe Residence. nft,r, r,l,n, .uu,,4.r in
| poy., ,,,r-r,, r.. ,.,,., =,
defamation -, o,rl.r ,r. Y
,rJ oui,. . .loui ~ ,m,L. ,...,L,, ,r.,,
no .r,, m. ,,,aus., .ro.,r.ur .a,.o,r .
, a.. , ,
r.rrlG gentlemen who were I'm tn. h..l>e
wenLt0t the -rut.rNp.rting to ste TIE ground
! considerable torn M. 10 tint no ira. OF i;
whatever. nor even a iI>culuratlun of the
gas.
Nj. iohn Ktehr + gong into III. ,Ifcr
b l>lur,~ rNlcn>lvrlv. "" have hriplo.ng.
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We are otl:rlng drives throughout our
entire stock we simply invite Al eyanin-
ton to convince the most >kcpIi,a!.
srptltt M~CtATSLAND Il RFnFuPn.
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School Notice.
Bargains Bargains!!

Miss Gabrielle Hawkin. win open her -cluol
tie first Monday in September. Room rnrt-r #
Franklin and Ash sirs"ts. ~'IuSlS-4t
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Stock Notes.

be i'"'ihF n-''" ~ ""''' ~ III. :,
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'9"'" :" ,aII ~
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wednesday >'P'. '"", a' j." i",'" OF ~"
>hH'' " I'.'"'' >''t y '"P''' u" H'''i' 'n''
week > "'"'' W W "''e""S ''" !"""'N'
al cents
MI y = "t">', '"t, "'' VI -
''r"H"s, t>'i i'Af 'l"''l al three year "'' '''r>'
al So per il''i
Goldsmith M""' h"''" al i.""'-''"" last
"Wednesday IN -.E''' -"' an" : l : '"" WAS
not pushed, either
Mr. l"- l: silver ~"'i' last week 10 Ai"Nsrs
Lr.l"r aud %i;"lrir, l steer, weighing 80"
pounds, al : cent.
Mr.. l. X Noel r"i'r ""'!i''-'i"S iA-'. !"
smith ami MARI = head 81 Cattle, weighing ~"
ppuni-. AT : cuts
Nj " u / W., OF M'"hi't"n township.
Sold. FRIDAY. AuE. 2itM, = h'H't Of l"E~, "N"r"S-
.ug 90 pounds, nl4 r'mt'.
vi. Cha, ". I"wi-, Ol Middleton low mshIl,
sold, trriay. Nms 1iIh. /. h':l't ni Int hog,
averaging u" pounds. II I '"n'-
Nj i +. hI"N'-, "l N'ii'l"n l"wnsi.r. /
lid. Frria, Aoz an. 81 l,i! al lat hog ,
a,"rar'n" ~" u".u.i~. ii cent
Nj. g \ Fond pr-7-'I tir"tgn t"wm. yet I -,
Ia, with q Iiur iur ui cattle. wll"u .r amt Nh. .
Mr\r,l trt rur.ar e.! mont. al urir.
Mr \rwtuu npm.-.u. oI i:ti,s county. p.--.,l
rnrnua,r r"yr lat W-!n. IL. VITA ir- i,a,l "i
SCI, ,Iu.,,dr.:l Nl.i,h hr nal I"iru.-"rt
ga in",.
M.--'- : t. q sUiil,"h nni u M ItrtI.I"m
| p,l.ni i.t w",i ii huu.i. ,i.,. .uI "i.u-nt
''''m' M'i"!',. a. h'-ti eel. ''''i .|' .t'ti" 1t"
! 10 Il,3r "a. r' 80" Yea" ,.i. " : ."i "
{ ,,l. 'H4 D, ,.4.tI
"n r''"f"'~ -i''''-
ar !r"'- H'i"t" :'7 r"''-'i ih' If' ''"
t"it" N'' '' '"'"'"~ "''"r'' I'i''"
MIA """i-"'' : f''' "'''' LA '''"'.. '' i"'
h""''' : H''''''' ''' -" 'S ia rag 81 "'i''
Nv '''''' '"" '' '""' a. ''''f'' ""F' 80"
"''' "N '"'7''""' ~ "' """ - "P'i'''
| " ''' '> ''' '"''
- he = very pi"Liia!I< tnintti. "n""r ~" h"l-'-
,wrm s"."= 81" tar ~ q" '' lni -.' i jMr bet
m'i" ct i"' as' I" TIA" Siti' '"' la" lat sri
"r'.'H i"'"'i"i"' Will i'!Hi'7 ''i"nI'i 'I i not
wthr': Nc Mel" I" attend i"i "" cannot '""-"-
qleniiS sr".h ir"m aetna: observation "i l'"i
iG"iirns. MAJ ~ h"Hw IL" -'n'i'ih"n MA" I'"aA
ri u'r well enough 10 rely lais"iH "l"H Their
Statements. IN" mare &. Ia" ~1i"l"ft! "l Nj
i;'h'r' NJ >iA'hH-
Mammalian. H"'f-"II. brown staili"",
""H''! by Nj. Joseph Barnett -liei by i"h-
! "nt"I' M"mh'I""' 'i'n ally P"lA .hE March,
t.-., 4, I..I., I.. -,. .,I..I g..
Confluence ,,r ,.,.,ul
, M p..
M'"'' Lee 'S'"i -'"i' DAY mare "E ne"
Yer. TN" ami promising young animal.
-
| 90. .H, tim, ..l. sF ~. t t.tN l4 = ~ Mt WI Ia ts
~
""' "'' va ~
=
Wy '" '"' 20 80 1900
~ ''' ~ 't'' 49,
- ~ "' '' . ." '"' '' az
VI" H""'s '"''' 'i"'' '' 81 9'' ""'' 'Nl''''
t'"i'S S"' Will ~ w. ''I'f'' GUM WV
h' "''"
- -. ~ II. 49,
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- ,r .,,rr,-. -,,r. IA. I,ru. vn,r,
a. ,,,,,.,, ,r.r aver m. .,ur-.
,n ....l ,, .nmu,n,- ,,..L,,-,
49,, r,,r.I LIT, ,,.. r,r. ,tror.n
~. hr,n, ,r ,,,,. ,,r. r.,,,,.t IN nm.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-10
NEW ORLEANS.

A friend Of ours, and great ad-
mirer Of Mark Twain's writings, for
wsr9sd two dollars for copy Of th.,
gen,leman's "Scrsp b ,ok," the other
day. The volume vas received By
mail, and the owner luggeds il ofl
home, slid into his slippers. drew his
cbair up to the 6rs With pleasant sn.
ticipa,ions of in iulgh,g IA good
laugh, and opened the volume. H,
did't revel in - much humor % be
had anticipated. When be sew nothing
bu. blsnk pages hs said ,hines that
ve wouldn't print for 6vs hundred
and seventy dollars. usiess " had
Chinese type. mark Tvsins Scrap
Book il way b proper 70 explain
bss gumned pages, on which nsws.
PapSs scraps can b readily stuck
But our friend declares he was .sstuck'
% The book, and 30 doesn't intend tc
stick anything in l.-Nor. Herald.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-10

1 i.
Madrid, April l0.-Uoiied states
Minister Cushing departs to-day on
leave Of absence. He sails from
Havre The 18th.
Bsraeheis, Que. April 1O.-Ths
Barachois River overfowed yester-
day, sweeping avay ) largs sunbsr
Of cattle and doing other damage.
The watsr rose twenty feet. and the
peopls dsd 70 the high land for safsty.
sisnARck ooRs.
Londoo, April TO- Tho Pail Mall
Gasetts has : special from Berlin,
saying: Notwithstanding the pres
sut arrangement, il 10 said to be
dosbtful II Bismarck will not shortly
retire altogether from Office. When
submitting bis request for retirement
hs presented . mediosl certificate,
showing that his continuance in Office
must be highly prejud,cal to HE
health, and may even impsril his life.
On this ground the Prince is reported
TO 10 averss to pIedgiog himsslf to
any length Of time. The Issichstag
will to-day con.ider : communication
from the Emperor, calling upon it to
invest camp Hansen and Won Bulow
with power to represent Bismarck du-
ring his absencs.
TROUBLE BREWING.
London, April 10.-In the house Of
commons yesterday the Marquis Of
Harrington gave notice that he will
on Friday move for further papers on
Turkey, and particularly draft OF the
protocol, which Count Sehovs slof pre-.
serted to LORI Derby March 1lth, a.
20 for any correspondence in reference
to the Russian circular Of January
18th, and the protocol Of March llth.
ilhe belief is this 10 intended TO bring
on : debate on the eastern Affairs
without challenging ahe government,
and to prevent Individual members Of
the opposition introducing any reso-
luton directed against the ministerial
policy. l. seems the leaders Of the
opposition are unable to agree upon
. plan Of action satisfactory to the
moro advanced liberals.