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Sheriff Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
PICKENs COUNTY.

PIcKENs County.
L. V. Jones vs. J. NJ. Robinson, D. p. Robin
son. and Mary A. Couch.
DY virtue of an execution to me directed,
AD will sell to the highest bidder, before
the Court House door, at Pickens C. H., on
Saleday in February next,
Tract No. 1,
One tract Of land, situate in Pickens Coun~
ty, adjoining lands of r. Lenheardt, II. Har-
per and others, containing IL acres more
or less.
Tract No. 9.
Onc tract of Land, situate in Pickens Coun-
ty, whereon the Defendants now live, adioin>
ing lands of VIM Couch, II. Harper and 9TH
ers, containing l2O acres, more or less. Le-
We'd on rs the probcrty Of J. NJ. Robinson,
D. p. Robinson, and Mary A. Couch, at the
suit Of l.. V. Jones.
Terms CASH. Purchasers to pay extra
for papers.
Jan 5, 1877 II 4
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sidenoe of Mr.. Alex. Wood, by John o. Davis,
Esq, MR.. JOHN HOWARD and MISS
CHARLOTTE RlGGINS-all of Piokens
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am still Agent for the "EURE>
KA" FERTILIZER, one. Of the best
in the market.
Price payable in cotton at 15c. 1st
Nov, 10000 per ton.
Price payable iu currency 1st Nov,
$500 per ton.
Price payable in cash on delivery,
$4750 per ton.
Freight $500 per ton, TO be added
to this point, and must DO paid in
cash.
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Last but not least, lot mo impress
it upon those who are duo me on ac~
count for 1875, that need the honey
and MUST HAVE SETTLEMENTS.
Pay up at once and favor me as |
favored you.
M. w. FORD.
EASLEY STATION, S. G.
Feb II, 1876 "a IF
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GUANO !

IHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
eau tne attention Of their friends to The fact,
that, in addition to their
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One Horse

And Two Horse TURN PLOWS, Corn Shell
lers and PL0W POINTS, very low for the
CASH.
JOHN T. GOSSETT & co.
, 1877-04-02
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

~ E4$ A4tsSF u las ITpan4.
ST. 1A4Es lIorkl, ch!cp2o, March 3l.-Hetcr.
ring 10 the communication In this mornins's TMla.
uNE over tho signature Of ". f. Won Wick. Lake
City, Mlnn.. beg space to reply Gu behalf Of MY
old tFcnd, Ds. J. Y. Mansoe1d, that hays known
h'M intimately for yesss. Ny New York on.ro IL
within block Vt Dr.. A4ns1clls. tare teea
frequent Visitor In hs family, ~ well ~ ut biz Of.
dca. and without doubt know him moro tlo1ou ghiy
tSan sny man In the wcst. unIeas poriaaps It bo
Dr.. Drake. who can speak for himsclt, and whoso
word IN tho West Will not ha dIsescditcd by any
statement OF ths gentleman from Lake City 10
commence, Dr.. Aansdrld. ~ q nun. Ia tho otabo4-
imcnt OF all that 10 kind. sympathetic. uobls, and
good. FFaud, or couhlfancG u fraud, IL. In my
opinion. utterly imposstblu With such man. Il
scema Impossible, ~ q sue. to vt ftonl 4Ay mc-
tium satisfactory answss: 10 sealsd letters. Thi4
has been ny own experience with great maa!
aluualy there las con,s sooiethinA 10 striking mud
euIuenly satisfactory ~ 10 reward fur our prr.
.eytsancs. Charges aEs apt 10 be Hight.
Y made By ,pelsoM who sfe in sae
subsequent Jcas4 shry asa aahanct. and II tho
assumes, he Will regret having assuasd thu soie OF
Al e1poses tn ibis direction. te stated With sasE-
uesa tho method employed by Ur Aan.deld " OBJ
tain communications when application u made to
person., but ILL., couueats Ind assumptions efp
must rld!eulous!Y fas.fetehed, and. must saY IT.
untrue. Often have Communications for ne been
gtrcn through Dr. Mansfield by spirit friends, Of
out word having tee4 written W nic. eurely ~
such case 10 reasonable person will contend thai
the communication WA dlctSted by Dr., Mansfield.
On ons accaaioa ezlled upon him With two lAdls4.
, 1877-04-02
STATE LEGISLATURE.
Saturdays Proceedings.
Epectot p{ttsatcA Ia Tie Tribune.

Gpn,x0rlkLu, March Bl.-Thc Senate did no
business OF any consequence this morning, ticso
bcng but fifteen members prcscn&.' a few bills
wcro read first time. but beyond that no
effort was made, and, utter q tew Homcnts
thus spent, MI adjournment was ordered.
in the House tho special orlcrs wcro takcu
up, namely, reports tro.c the various Commit
tees uml the introduction and rcadfrg Of btIls
the frat time.
Air. Morrison, from tho Judiciary, reported
II. 4. tl, tu create the otllco Of Official Report
ter for each of the judicial Circuits Of tho Statc
with tie Recommendation that II do pass. Tho
report was copcurrcd IN, and tho bill was order
cd to second reAllnR.
sir. Morrison alsu reported Bills 475, 60l, b02,
nilll COS, atl recommended that they du not
pass, a.i.! they were laid ~, tho table:
Nj. Albright tntsaluecd several htlla, ano 0f
which relates to swa.np lands.
sir. Brnwnlng, d Gtll 10 establish Recorders
Court at IL ra4o, Woolfurd County, which was
III. Merritt offered a bill providing for tho
estaollal'tne Of Normal Schools to # teachers
read n frat tln,o and referred to III, Committee
on Education.
sc,,aiu Hills were taken up and read u, frst
time, namely: Bill lD7, to amend Set. of tue
ierrci to Tic judiciary Committee. Also, blll
9i, regulating tho practice ~ sceorlcrs' Courts,
rcall o tirst ttule asld ordered to second read.
Col. Matthews reported Bill ~, With recom-
mcndattun that IL do not pass, and II was con-
rtirre,l In. Also Senate bill 81, with a rccon,-
|tlntntlatfun thut It do pass aud tbs report wns
torcurrsd ln, aul tho bill was ordered to aco-
Hrnats Jill 81, In relation 10 the 1ndus.rta!
University at Champaign, !nakiny approprta-
| tioES therefor, was ordered to bc engrosscl tor
| THIRD rcatllng.
| Several other House bills relating 10 rcrcnnc,
hanks, uIld tho establishment Of northeastern
| University, and tu amend tho Revised StatutGs
| fl selattnn tu taxes. wcrc read u afst time and
fclrrreA to appropriate committees.
| The House, after doing considerable business
| Of o miscellaneous clIataetor, At ! O'clock n.
| lourncd ugseeably to lolnt resolution Till
wednesday, the 4lh dry Of April next.
! TwU reports wcFu made In tho House from Tho
a!tcnry OF alldittunat prison sooul. Ons report
fay0ts the enlargement OF thu prison at Jai!ct,
| while minority recommends q new one, tu be
| erected II! thu soats,eSn portion OF tho State.
Both reports arc accompanied With argument.
| mil figures.
Thu Legislature has Delayed It's biennial rlsta
tion tu tile State tmslltuttuns at Jacksonville iron
| Friday, the 9Th, ~ Saturday, tho 7th ui April
prox., md they will 60 bencc tn !
eou}, @ laxurioas COACHES GENERALLY ten
derci by the provelhsslly courtcou:
and geutlctnanly managers Ut tho Wabash Rail
way, under tho abie, eiLctent, aud gentleman!
SuneFtnteuucncy of Col. e, VI. utaIley. 1t i
u4tlctstoo<l ttlat Ills ExecllcneY iuy, Cnllot1
and family snd the State Officers will accolaps
ny ths General Assembly.
, 1877-04-02

Tho Geological Gnrdcns at PcstI1 bare Just
been tho sccno ot u combat worthy Of Et.o or
E!aga1alus. THU eage tenanted BY lion and
10 70 ; wom 20 III o eanSo
queen OF tho desert entertained special llatFed
Probably sac was lcalons Of tho bright eyes md
beautiful skin Of her neighbos, and mar posst-
bly, havu suspected hcr lor1 aud master q cast
witch separated the two deus. Tie SUSPICION,
broodcti coycr ~ SILENCE, became doyouranE
passion, and II r'penca into certainty at tho
p,ccIse moment % wi.en s venFssnse 49, happen;
the gprlcuk lad Inadvertently ono day
left hangtug within tho Hons cage tue
vl,atn witrsa served 10 draw up the partition, nna
thu lion MAS not long In scfz''g it aud beginning
10 pull. Whcthcr hr WA animated by spirit
Vi lieklrness, ur BY curiosity afonr, snnst IT.
naIn forever i ec.rct. ls1t tho reslllt WAS tlsut
tho partition iew up, and ttac road Remained
open from ono cage 70 tho other. THROUGH :;
a,A n.afrc, but Tho Hon !.aa no sooner 4soppcd
tho cbatn, and prepared to follow In chase, Than
tho port.ullts tell, anil the passage was barred
agaln. In the n1cantimc, lowcyot, struggle
as lis net 1scn seen Il Eursps slnse the pslIuy
.lay4 .Df tho a,npllitllcatfc, Tbs leopard,
worsted At tho hrst 0asct, attempted
to take ,rcIug, FROM tdc toe By
Il sss ss iii il il vain, However: slle ~ BROUGHT
With t!!u terrible inyad y. For twenty long min.
utcs tho batt!c ragged IN royal style. Thu neck
unl shoulders VI tho !lones4 were deeply fur
rowcd with rcd gashes. but her victim waa
ovelmatchrd, aud II length thrown on hcs back,
when the coup s!e grace WAS glyen by the sagaau
fa,,cs nj tho v!etor. Tho lion, who tad been
loot;ing on-pmbably with ul!ngled teellnga-at
ihe ssune, viii nos, no daubt, be Tcstorgd Ia
tho alo>tloaatc ronti4cMre Of his spouse. Moth
ing .c.naIned ut tho ctll OF the encounter Of the
pretty spotted skin which had 10 capttsatcd ht1
but ! few torn and n.auglcd shrs'lg, aud tho
romance Of tic cages, II romance there was,
came to tragic ct,I.
, 1877-04-02
A CufiouA DiscoYerJs

A gentleman OF this ctty who has had 10 bis
poesGasion Tor mauy ycars sketch In ou attslh-
uted to SaiSalor ltosa, and supposed to bc
lev days. ugo to sfr. Charles volkmar, sr.. tho
4rtist. Oh tllsins vi tn hcavY brown coat OF
yarn,sh that laskcucd and almost o|,seured tho
picture. alr. fulkuiar n,ais the discovery that
It lad bceu painted on thin plata VI allYef. shs
l,y tho oak panel un which 1t had been supposed
t6at TIC paiatlng really WIS. 1t IL the only
picture known to Mr. Volkmar Ia this country
painted on . silver plate, although be has seen
oue Or two by tho old painters 10 treated In
Germany. The plate Il no thicker than com-
nun letter-paper.
, 1877-04-02

About as startling q proposition Is has yet
been devised by mulcf.l engineering Is the
sS3.cmc graycly advocated W the layeFpooa f'oss
jcct Is 10 dfcst tho passage ot tho ice which now
con,es down every ycar lrsu, BALM bsy, through
the Straits, aau .tsalcs tho sAoiet past xhen she
iccbcsea aoat many degrees colder than those TO
tEp eastward that face the oeesa aud get the
benefit OF the Gulf Strram. Il u beloved Tint,
II The project could be carried out, thu entire
climate ot Anticosta and Of tho Gull OF ct. Law
renee would 10 largely modified. aud navigation
through the ueighbo1iug waters could b0 kept
open duslug the whole year. In the uarTowekt
portion the Width Of thu Straits Is eight and one
half miles.
, 1877-04-02
TIE 1'A1IIOIaS.

ANOTHER ATTEMt'r TO ponM AN 0lluAHlzArtoN.
Tho tourncylucn tailors held another meeting
yesterday afternoon 1t Charles Druudel's saloon,
corner Of State md Ranlolph streets. TO perfect
arrangements for tho formation Of new tnt0p.
The meeting was orKAnExcu by the election Of
Ernest Hchueltke ~ Chairman and aIr. Peter Van
tiufen as Secretary. After the Chairman had
slated tho object OF the Mcottng, Mr. Glcasoa said
theirs wusu many ]onrnryn,en tatlors present who
wtsp afraid u speak when The reporters pres.
cut for fear thce nhues would appear III tho papers,
md It might hurt them with lhetr bosscs. jld
cared nothing for tho bossc,. but thcrc wcse many
70 uud crlttcise him to..norfuw. lle had
been severely eslticsca lust weok, but
right out In muctIng, and not nuke unlayosaplo
comments III thu Dacs .shups.
setter sttsnica. lot action Sas urgently "emnnded.
Every trade In tho city !as better 0r9anixea thnp
the in,lor'. II ~ wuFktnGmen were united, and
wtuld alsa orklBiku ard Try u heat lhcia. Iho
power was atl uh one si.4s aid = WA nut difficult
ihat W essiy a,ispt set nasilo by tny wotsiuysn lo
Lcttcr tlCtT conI t0n resulted III failure lIeTe In
America they haa hettcr chance 10 ohtaln favor.
harmony, mud let honestly aud fairly towarls each
ot.cf. ..
.sai icy saa ary ' VIZ Il. H. t upns
they La,i met to form III organization atong enough
to lnfurcs thvlF rlshts nna bsns about better
wa:es. They must pu. el,olr shoulders the wheel
and lot ''lhcB, fsllsrs" around tiIwn knew INIT
lhuy ntc still alc. ItecAuse they taIl thrm at4rs.
atlon wuss. III the past was no rsasun why 1t could
bu uono III Tho futura. They ntnst bring ''shsnl
fej1uss" ~ LucEta ogalnst fot twunty tcats to
tceils. TaIk1HH would not tlo II; they iuat act
und strtkc Nh!lu'tIe tfun IL hot.
sir. Ulcasuh sAld thefc Werc many present who
wcro not last SUNDAY. SOME Of th0so VINO wcEo
present a.l Sunday, but not to-day, had K9no back
On whit they had agreed themselves, They had
ab,nlouc4 lion and did no ,longet desire u sct
with them. yness tnrn tried to bulisoxo him, but
they cuull not lu L. They l|al nut n,eau to ufgsn-
txu fnr Perry. Ely, and Aathews 1ut 1os tls taIu1s
Ths remarks Ut the spca.eE created much H..
ftclin: uM tho Chairman declared him 10 Du uut of
urtrE lie replied TINT Ao Was not governed b. a
constitution. This MAS 4 tuass.lneetln3, anu he
could 4ueak !. hn pleased and Of whom hs pleased.
Ms, ec4ophotsA shuught thefe wns nj necessity
fur illte<ltNg Tnty must act ln harnony II they
INFANT To- accomplish anYthlnS. They should 70 u
work anl ADOPT constltutl0n under which they
cUul1 ~ aleal. llo did not think # adv! u
80 On strike befure they were fully otEanlzel and
could SEQ their way Ahead.
OH nIotion lhs tu!iuwin9 comm1tteo was sppoint
| cd IL draft new c0nstttltiun: Mtssrs. hctlophu
fen, sc4ucltkc. Warn, llolmstcd. Leonard,
M0Fr1Fvry. and ttlcsaon.
| IN adjournment Wa then had, 10 meet agalE
! next sunday Afternoon,
, 1877-04-02

10 Ms Editor af TAs Ttfbusk.
CntcAHot March :,0.-sfuch has been said lately
about "potsoncd food -: but, Ike many others,
suppo4ed II was merely sensational. believe
was really poisoned this evening At tea, And think
1t my duty 10 sound tho alarm. The circumstances
were ~ foiiows: On going 10 tea found some
vhoe p9tcd In siFup 9n tho sso'e snd ~ y
.ccn N sny!hing ot tho kind. i asked
out out Of nc can; She sn:we.ed ta.t fiisna i Jig
Wholesale trade gaFc her can nf them. Alter
commenced eating them rutd they were very
nice. bat / noticed peculiar twans about thonn
which dlh not understand. atd peehnps two
ounces o. bread aud butter. drank sup .! tea.
to fee! sick to my stomach; made an effort 10
nnisn iny meal, but gould not, and W. on'i5ea 10
minutes lad thrown everything o1, ny .ton,ach;
Then. and not until then, II occurred to mothat
haa been pnisoned by ths ncaehss:, an = ot Fess
health; have been sailor. = ao!ditr, and . pria.
oncr Of war, and hayo ,artnxcn Ut many dtshes to9
etrangc to mention In this connecticut hut hare al.
ways been able to retain and tge.e them ali. be.
lIcro 1t was the atrcngth. anl not the wcakness OF
my stomach " hleh mado 1t 30 psnmnt ~ tlncct and
reject poison In this instance. Yours truly,
, 1877-04-02


CHICAGO, March lin references to the subject
of sendIng cosanl beef to England should like
to contribute iny Item. No doubt there Is money
In It, providing tho proper meat. properly corned
ts sent, Tho receipt tor corning IN England, as
used for good bccf, 10 very different from picking,
and tends to improve the meat rather than dctEuct
from IT, and may also add that. Tor choice rounds.
tic price IL generally penny or Two more Tor
cor1icd ll,sn fresh. Whom was in. the bnHlncHs
sotne years ago., good corncd ronnds so!d TOT ono
might III, cu,ldnctea To pay largely on even
email capital " 11lclaus selccton of what ms4ts
ter prices here than In a foreign market. fonn,
respectfully. WILttAd sETAoAs.
, 1877-04-02

10 fAd kati0r of TAs Tribune. =
CMfcAoo, Marcel, IL. In sevcsa! Of the recent IL.
sucs Of THE TRIBUNE It is stated that have Btatcd
or boastcd Of having 'fxctl tl,fngs "at Springfield
with reference 10 the County Commissioned BILL,
md tho narmcs of Senators md Representatives
hare l,e cn connccled thetcwlth. Il1ave becomu 80
accustomed to telAv and EEounlesa accusations
concerning nyscsf that they mako no tnlrttsdlon
upon rue. but when uthera arc connected thcro-
with in jl,,ttce 10 them an, compelled, BY every
rrnbe OF hDn0t a1d decencY. 10 ask foom In ynut
sn,1rrc, IL nny, yuur information WAS obtained,
know not. bit all your charges and ttatoMcnts 70.
gurt,,nI ..tix.ne things" in Springfield aru with
Out thu least foundation In fact, Yours, Gtc..
touX II, ltQukTAKE.
, 1877-04-02

AyERY-GOSS-Atth the retldencs OF the hf1de>s
father, on tho 9Th nt., By the nov. Robert
CoI!yer, y. D.. Jan,es u. Avery and Mis- Estelle
Z. uess, Of EhieaGo. .
McpERMorT-DEcov1o- st. Mary's Church.
Sunday April !, BY tho ley. T. II. Noonan, Charles
II. Mepcrmott aud Mrs Aimee cAElott& Gonzalez
DcCoyfo,
, 1877-04-02

HOW AN ITALIAN MATCnEsE's PEANUT BUSINESS
AND LIFE WE'RE nUINHD IN ApAr.
Once upon time thers wAs reporter whose life
was made burden to him by The cosscless perte.
cuilous Of an italian Mnsrhcsc who kept peanut
eianit on Clark street. Whenever tho reporter
CHANGED 10 pass, tho native Of sunny Italy wou1d
Insist upon sc11tng him soa,e nice fresh peanuts,
and ns The reporter WAS lrcadful'y bilious and d5s'
p:ptle, besides being hightoncd TO degree. this
annoyed him. Ono day ~ tho reporter was walk.
Ina down Clark street With tho daughter Of milf.
touaire who was desperately In love with him, tho
1farchcsc addressed him Tho usual question, nnd
when tho reporter paused BY haughllty. aided:
"li-n Gully, xhtn.a you.a pay me zofc wife scudt,
hem!" The rcrot.cr went to tho ofice and took An
oath on thc:ssalguu,cns book toibo avenged, DO
feat@a1ly ssesae1 then hs wFcts is,1 ll.e n;s !Sm
that tho MArchete Was M cccontrlc 1sonan Primes
who had given Il! le estate. 20 the Ch,sen n psni;
il, tae si1cesons o{ beautiful Countess, anl that
y 1;y il ss sa II
dlsplay head, md vent on hls wny rejoicing. Thai
@ he got | 10 hi lie aeenston,sd station next mosnius
io borrow neoassy ot him or. nnplse seeur!ty
ss:Ss sea; % saS!:
son,e sSe cabinet % % real estso to eet h 10 endow
Theological chalk III tic UshEosh Cosmopolitan
University; tn teli him trotttng. horse thai could
fas INV ylrioas a othsr M rarroscs m @ III knowcgc o En.
glib va. very Imperfect, md he Was 40 axcltsb!e
ssa ;a Tss AZ d i s1S ssff1s S s o si r
oleomar4arlno qnarry he baeked hi. cye, and IN
r. sen,9 hst a1ess hs ,,es stGss ~ ". r.
saa %'d'' .ssn Aes": WI e pst!asa psa g.. +
him and heenrn|t,r t,1,bc nufkantN. hk HcAnHH
Moua WON ~" 10 u sasoSed rsen thc soeetei. to, east.
nble and religious soctete. begun to be.cse him:
e. I've %s s Il aTas aeeson iaa
from tho chlcago Commune visited him, and when
nc refused 10 divide, aceoulnR 10 the principles OF
~ traitor. md mashed him NJ nat - scyern pan.
eaket. Aftcs the rolice .tttgeon had sewc ot. ais
s as ~ sS;o s ess
a bevy, Of anxious mothers. who wanted =
ss siausS,srs @ t &itst e. ~: wSia ho plassa hinsst
o'clock he cnast w. sufficiently s,eas fos hn, 10
way.aan, who ind tracked him Ill day, ind wiio.
liz, tic ,aTcis.s @ % .6sxsea n iii he was Ii.ck.
ana.bne and sora oil oscr. Aftct lytH9 senses.
lcss u while ho managed 10 crawl to hi lonely
iars hui already been thefe and torn np TIC aoor;
md tipped ~ thu bed ,,,. anu snar!ss a:d
snusy ~ wiz. 'fss,s peas.:: locking Ell 81 h, g.
crawl to tho slrrr nn pitch himself In anu IL the
she spiin,ctcd% % psanat.e 10 knew that his ven.
olec. put lItsa lien, In tho Personals" to say
wsnlth lsad bocn described tho day sctosr had pMr-
clraacd 1istlsl residences n Naples, and ett thi'
@ % 5o m s,Ssns. to It ssb na gsaa e
| Reporters vengeance.
, 1877-04-02
DEATHS.

Ne0nATIt- Sunday morning, April !, Mary
ic(S.ath, acct -. Jears md 2 months.
Funeral from her mothers residence, 163 East
oelock to st. John's Church, thence BY cars To
Calvary. --
IIANRlSGToN-At $50 Saturday, Msrch u,
Mrs. Anna harrington.
Funeral to-day 10 Calvary cenetcry st 1850
o'clock.
, 1877-04-02

One barber'A shop 10 Springfield Mask, coz
taIcs the notice; "No talking with ! customer
unless he pe2tus tho couvcrsztiou.n
, 1877-04-02

GRAND MAB8-MEET1HH
at nrand'e Hall. corner Eric and North CLARK
ssrcets, this evening nj o'clock to ratafy tho nom.
nation OF Mnnroe Heath aud the other candidates
IN the Republican city ticket. The Hon. Herman
Ita.tcs, Hiram nntbtr. DIT Gen.. Geotsu v.
Smith, thc lion. william vnske. Kteh.rd s. Int.
and other eluqaent speakers will address the meet.
fnE,
, 1877-04-02

His apo.su, Of e1nshes wafn't worth nve ccnts
even fot carret.sae4. md he had lost skin enough
10 roof pHir Of prize twins. And yet. Instead of
heng grattGrd By thu xcnt Of big tmp}oyo IN thus
1opkng afer his iterelts, hi8 Grst act was to diss
mtsa him wtthuMt character.
H0rKL ARRIVALS.
rft i r 81 ssnts.
y Loa.! i!e,,o9; u cI;smhe,'ia: i; y ~.
!yday rh!!.lsnhta: Alfred isounds sEqntsesi Col; ).
KY ENsEifeT k,t;:ssrsf S:sdi;!ss iS;I:ssI}: W.s}:
sa'f fst'Sa siS s2sfi 1ss:
llin!less*. iiaG!it isr!iasten aresS yrttss Kes-
tsssef, io,.ons D.. .h.!raicr; # Iogsi =; Tay-
iSs; sesk kpffs!saa: fsssa: .sk ak!ts, Xss
Eceiss all i. IL tali Sew roIks j. =. ft1e. notto9,
H Mann!nE Msnrea. ! Ml"osa y st kai1aa5"o' aata" D.
, 1877-04-02

adaii rebound. 70 Cnroy'. credit. shoiliy aficr
. o'clock Yesterday mufnIng l,e Maa attracted W
s!rosn, and hi: .peesir sesan saescsdsd In tspn;:
s two e 'as y EH s H. s9yea ~
Easea, ~ pssughs5'y: and sts ws;l.kpaxn
found Il dtaIeuit to stiek. a third Mai. named
,rhomsa Mahpncy. etc3rcd fora ting. but again
:.f; %a %s sts, sSi: i:sr s s,pss @ ssds:y s t s
he was rndcsyorns 10 r,.teF Jshn Jxcuhs cigar
store At No: 10 he,palnes .sterl, l'y Arans u
thc thieves po.ti1ely ideai!aea. ulak!ns oat u
pretty suro CASE: tascy. stucs il higher than
e'en Tho attacks ot tho fost snado,t.
A couple Of night. ago q slg'lant patro!uan en-.
eountgrtd the heels uf Il man ptuelndius from
a.aehel 70 them from unef T. is shsSk @ IL to eH. eai
s.ai,oa. .hopse. snllslns, ,tla .edlam u tic yoys.e
" add.ss.ng to lls RFisouy,f many .ep,HseAss IN
hs hs O.
"a g. p;:oss; ,, III 7 xs:aT r. !, =: xSs;s3 *:
weak IL leaning ssainst the amp. potts and slcep
ing tnstac of doorwa{s but for ,ac. fau wouldn't
sea BE- hs to e. ~ Tree 70 ~ H. r., '0w mi
accidents, 6ut fof ms. You ,xou1dp't jats club i
man you didn't lks aud ha'r ha I .ent n for atty.
drink. cigars. aaa peanuts, ana whsro would you
Ee " JQu Etk oil a car Without tA& tnuHef, 4h3
tell you you Ought to be mighty grateful to me. II
Idtdn,t take pity on J0u apd bnd work for you
you'd b. huldns up fsee-sunch counter or work.
EuE In \ packing house ut 3lB : munih." The
officer Wss supshed It this styls Of address thai
he sorses 80 Psnch h!s psiscnss In thc back Win
hts CLUB or at.ocate h!. w!sts m0se than ten tialea
in the remaining three blocks between thst and thu
station.
A prominent membsE Of tho West Side Saloon.
Keepct4' Mutual Improvement ETC.. 6ocic1y. whu
owns xeycrAl saloons and has read tho history oI
good Cu1ph Haraan al IiAseh!d, II 10 tho habit
Whehayrt 10 secures new hatkcepes of Kotng
round In dlsXuise to 9sCeEtatn II bis employs Ii
tsithful and ytxtlant. Last week he hrrd a new
man uad on Saturday morning stepped lightly iGle
but tnet!i.ss and. taking oae pace to las rtaf l.
eo!lsterai security, remarked hlandiy. "liaus
that up" 'sFfteeu eents, responded lilo baF,
keeper mildly. "Thats Ill right" SAID the dis
Ruard boss holding up bis hnSsf Ia expressive pan
touI!ma And making 6ank movement on tbs door
blinking that the easkerpef. who had said uothni
more. And. Indeed, Mas standing WilA hta back t,
hl,a FsarFanzinx = pyramid Of gi4asea, was tot
e4telsss man Tor h!n. HeIwceN the innes doc
and the storm doot there u 4 space Ut tya ieet
And whilo tho boss WA ttaSersIux 1t With th
velocity suitable 70 bis assumed character tha bar
keeper threw : back .somrisault clean over th
counter, landing with one hand on the door .istel
apd nne foot raised, with which he delivered
fearful kick 10 tho hoae. Some fragments Of th
boss' smile MeIp still lingering on h4s fsce ~ b
ahot through ths storm: :duors, upsst . pytenld Q
op hh eAz ia tho middle Of ths further cAl.tssek