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LAW REPORTS.
Criminal Court-Logwood. Judge

The following cases are set for trial to-day /:
81, William Wallace; GA, John Williams;
As, Dock Jones; 405, c. R9inig; 647, Hattie
Harris; rs, Phil Lumpkin ct al; 40, r. n.
Counted; 81, James Conney; 26, John Sulli-
van and James Conney; 367, John Caldwell
and Moses Caldwell; 512, Fanny Brown; 5l7,
NJ. Donahue; 545, Henry Craft; 626, Jesse
Cannon.
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Nutritious Cookery.

Nothing is so we'll calculated to promote
good health aud good humor as light, easily
digested, nutritious cookery. With that I'M
rivaled article, Dooley' yeast powder, In the
kitchen, elegant, white. light and wholesome
bread, rolls, bisuits, cake of every kind, and
cakes. etc, are always possible in every
household
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Rev. DIR, Joseph y. Key

Pastor St. Paul's church, Columbus, Georgia,
writes: 1--WE gave DR.. Mofett's teethina
(teething powders) to our little grandchild
with the happiest results. The effects were
almost magical, and certainly more satlstac,
tory than from anything we ever used" All
druggists keen teethlna
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The case of Stewart vs. the First national
bank and Meyers, the first on yesterdays cal
endar is on trial. The following cases are
added to the calendar: 1854, Grifhng VS.
Paine; 1868, Belts VS. Duffy; 1863, Berlin vs.
Seesse; 1919, Howell VS. NJ. and Q: K; X. ct
al; $3.50, Anderson vs. Steele; 1894, Freed
mans S. and T. Co. vs. Knight.
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Attention. COMPANY!

There will be grand New England "clam-
chowder" lunch spread at eleven o'clock this
forenoon at the Capital saloon. Henry w.
Schultze, proprietor Go to Whisky Chute
this forenoon if you wish to enjoy luxury
not often furnished in Memphis.
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Bargains To-Day!
Remnants of Lawns, &c.
Remnants of Calico, 31ac.
Menken Brothers.
"NeuriI" Instantly Cures Neu.
raI~ia

1t is fourteen months since cured myself
of neuralgia with ''neuril," and l hare not
had the slightest return Of pain. John w.
Scott, st. Louis. George w. Jones & Co.,
Memphis, agents.
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

DAY HORSE-Tuesday night, June 25tn, a bay
ID horse about i4l2 hands high; left hind Ioot
white 10 ankle liberal reward Tor his return 10
EVANS KANE, Dunlap street, north OF Poplar.
DOGNrER D0G-A week aso, small pointer dog.
whiiish color, with yellow hair interpreted;
lsfnou-cOlnTed ears, and lemon heart between ears,
lnd lemon spot root OF tall; answers 70 name OF
iDR TO 40. lA1 Union street
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For Inward Of Thirty Years

Mrs. Winslow's soothing syrup has been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity of the stom-
ach, relieves ,oind collie, regulates the bowels,
cures dysentery and diarrhea, whether arising
from teething or other causes. An old and
well-tried remedy. Ttoenty: fipe cents bottle.
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SHELBY COUNTY
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION

TTNHE above Association are now ready to issue
L their third series Of stock. After an unpTece-
dented successful years. business and having plo-
ueered an entirely new field In Building and Loan
Association business, we authorized from the
suit In stating TO borrowers borrowers that
can guarantee them the best paying stock In the
city sub crlptions VIII be resolved by the Secretary
al the Once OF the ASSOCIATION. Is Madison street.
or by any OF the Directors.
DIRECTURs-Hon. Jacob Thompson, DR.. D. 7. Por-
ter, VI. Gavin, John Gum. X. D. Goodwin. Thomas
a ". GreIoel. ". J. McDemott, K. D JorCan.
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NOTICE.
Masonic TempIe-Building Committee.

UNHE Building Committee Of the Masonic Temple
l. OF Memphis requests and will receive cash bids
for the completion of the buioing. Plans and spec
ihcatiOns OF the work 10 be done can be seen at
Jones & Baldwin's Office. All bids must be sealed
and delivered 10 the committee and viii be opened
10y them the 18th day Of July next, at the Secre
taIys Office. Bids Will be received up 10 IL IN. Of
that day. The right TO reject any all bids is re-
served by this committee
LOUIS HANAUER,
ID. T. PORTER,
r. c. WILLIAMSON,
Building Committee.
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REWARD.

C,Ow-S5 REWARD will be paid for the return OF
I 7 a large yellow COW; long horns, wide apart;
aooIt SIX years old, 10 the undersigned 81 Frazer
stra.f VIM KOREAN.
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Chaneery Courr-Morgan, Judge.
circuit Court-HeIskeu. Judge.

No motion day this week. Monday and
Tuesday next will be the next motion days of
this court, and the last of the present term.
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STRAYED.

UTHITE COW-Lemon spotted; pclnt OF one
w morn broken of; crop and under-oiL IN ooth
ears Also white h EIFER both ears and 'front.' 1eet
red: both ears cropped had on bell Return 70
Mitchell avenue, near fernando road ana selma
K r. ana be rewarded ). 1. LON9.
D,OW-On June 9th. a large red COW, under-blt
I ] IN one ear and slit I'm the other; small whiIe
SPOT on forehead. Five dollars Will be paid 1or
hei i0'U' NJ. sHALLUE, No 80 Main street.
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aNNouNCEMENTs.
For County tsegIrter.

Judge OF the criminal Court
- = s~KUgGs IS q candidate for Judge OF the
ca aInal Court OF shelby county, al the SD
40 AUGUST election.
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GAM. M.GATEs FUR COUNTY REGJSTBR-To
y me voters Of Shelby county: l ODER my name
- a candidate for the Office OF Register. ! am con
yrstnt with the duties or mat ONCE and consider
myself cOnp etent 20 their faithful dlscnArgS 80
YlI have knOEu me rs constant rtsldsnl anlo.f
;;.zi no recon- fner,fqtion; and - you confidently
r-ier those who may not know me OF my Qlailu0a'
lions for the position. Yery respecttul5' ,,ps
L IL. n
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For Clerk OF the County Court
TT 4 WALDRAN Is a candidate for Clerk OF the
w County court At the ensuing August election;
subject the independ-nt yot-rs oI SnsIo! coln.s:
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Trunks and Pelessieurs,
Best and cheapest, at Factory, 352 Main st
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FOB RENT.

DOOM-Small unfinished sleeping apartment;
IL state price. Address NJ, Appeal office.
NTRAT COTTAGES-On Fourth ST., bet Exchange
~ and Market; q rooms; rent Sl3 per month.
Apply az 2qI Main street. STURM Il HIRSCH.
DOOMS-Nice furnished rooms
III at 50 Main street.
DOOMS-Two or three rooms In 2-story brick
IL dive ling, Ill Warrington Apply at residence.
TOTTAGE-Of rooms, gas and water, No. 34S
~ LsudeTdae. Apply TO no. Is Court street
NOTTAdE-R frame cottage, with four rooms,
~ newly built and With all modern cOnvenienceS.
Apply at 81 North Second street
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EASEMENTS
REGATTA.
REGATTA

rne steamboat CITY OF AUGUSTA Will leave foot
OF Jefferson street, ON SUNDAY. June Both, at lls
and O'Clock pm. Tickets for round trip 80 cents
No Improper characters permitted on the boat
Ey- sealed proposals viii be received for Bar ana
Restaurant Privilege. At the D. Z X ASS n hooLns'
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PERSONAL.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

DOOMS-Desirable, we'll ventilated rooms, fur
l. nished or unfurnisbe &; special summer rates TO
families or gentlemen, at lOl Jefferson street.
DLEASANT rooms, with excellent board, extreme
i ly low price. Mrs. Harrison. S6 fernando st.
ESIHABLE front rooms and good board,
at Mrs. ANDERSON'S, 30 Jefferson st
pOOMS AND BOARD
h, at S5 Adams street
DOlRD-FOr good board call at
Is IS Union street.
DOOMS-FIrst-ciass meals furnished, If desired
II Inquire at No. 13q Madison street.
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STOIEN.

TTORSE-From the subscriber, on Saturday night,
June 22d. a dark chestnut sorrel horse, OF
"a Years old rs hands high. blind In left eye, thin
name and tall email skinned place on right nip.
The thief is a mediums sized dark negro, 30 or 80
IeaIs did had on a lIght-gray coat. black hat and
gray pants I will give SO for the Eorse delivered
70 nv self or Dockery Bros at Hernando, MISS
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WANTS.

DOARD-In the country or suburbs for lady,
ID three small children and nurse. Address at
once, stating terms,
40 OR 80 WOODCaOPPERS.
4O Apply at 81 Promenade street.
TNINNER-A competent timer, with set Of tools,
l. to take charge Of tin-shop. Apply at
WETTER q CO.'S.
CALESMEN-Two travelling statesmen acquainted
- with the wholesale trade and wholesale mlllin-
cry business Apply 10 h IL ~ Co, CITY
DARTNER-By party carrying on good tailor
ing business ia this ely for over fourteen years;
must be good Tailor or No clothter and 10 have
S'00' TAILOR, this office.
C,ITUA TION-As Teacher in school or private
- family; best of references given: Address
j. NJ, this Office.
LlEW BOARDERS Wishing TO go just outside the
u city to cool, healthy place, can get good board
and pleasant rooms By addressing BOARD. Appeal:
a GENCY-we desire to establish general agency
"a In Memphis or vicinity, TO control the sales or
n staple article of daily consumption. ANY ener-
getic man. with small capital, may secure perm
anent, paying business.
For particulars address
EMPIRE MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
1872 Fulton street, New York.
CtAFE-A secondhand iron safe. Apply 10
= J. 4 MOORE. at friedman Bros
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Georgia WatermelOns on Ice,
At M'Cormick's ice office, 395 Main street.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-10-24
4 Way Passenger.

lie was a "cullc'd tramp" and APP
preached Captain Jasc Phillip, ~ ia"
train hauled up ~ Pcw"c. Is o de
captin' ob de kcars?" ''Yc>." replied
Jase. Don't want 10 ter hire nny
deck hand, duz yep" "Nu' I'm moi,
running a steamboat " '/ac'lN, Muut
! ride straddlo oh DE c~ow.snatch"r Ia de
mex lsndin'- L." busted an "A long
WAYS from home" see, on All
aboard and the negro ~s,raddlcd the
''cow-snatchcr."
Ed. Gilligan pulled III, the throttle
wide open, and the train had no, gone
q than half "A mile before III" cngin.
collidcd with a cow. throwing IL ovcf "A
fence into a corniicld. and the negro
after the cow. Next day. coming down,
the negro limpcd up Ia Ja,c at the
same depot and said:
BOSS. ! didn't ride fur wild Won on
dat c~ow-snatcher. kasc YOU see the
COW wanted Ia ride dar. too; an dry
want o 70 bofe of us, So "" got OIL
t"gedder up here in u con field Ia rest.
DE next time ! rides Wild YOU lie freeze
to de 'ail'gat" oh de wagon hits sa-
fer. '-L0nisriie Courier ourndi.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-10-24
Village Commercial schools.

Young men in the country are great
~ imposed upon by being led 10 believe
that certain schools called commercial
colleges located in villages aud small
cities, are about As good ~ the first
class institutions that can only be found
in large cities, where the patronage will
warrane tn" necessary outlay, and that
the cost is "A little less: while the fact
Of the case is, there ~ little difference
in the cost To the student, but an i'm.
mems difirrenc in the facilities.
IL would be cheaper in the end to pay
three prices for the privilege II attend
ing the tirst-class institution, where the
proper facilities are furnished. aud
where the reputation Of the institution
carries weight and influence, than to
waste ones time at the cheap in-ti,u.
tons, If il could be done free II chargr.
Time IL o valuable than money. and
when once lost cannot be regaincd.
The Bryant a. S,ratton Chicago Bu-
siness College, located in cpmmOdiuu.
and elegant rooms al II, 20 and ~
state street. has unequalied facilities
for furnishing "A business education. -
ELchaHge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-10-24
What l. an llallucinniioul

Nv hallur'uoiluu b, meant. M ~,irn-
tie phrt-cnlugN, such = false prrc,p.
ton II one at other ui ia" ~,u.o- ~ a
person has when hr scv.. hears. "r
u~Ih,rwi.' pcrcriN,- a.. real What he. up
outward existence Tat ~ To- -nN. has
me- ,]Nis,"u,, outside hEs own m,ui. b.
,u'ir,iN subjective Tho subject j. uur
which ht, special medical interest hu'
u will b." seen 80 have r. large general
interest. when u b., remembered hos
mumcntou- u part Authorization. have
PLAYED sometimes At critical periods of
human history
Take, Tor example, the mighty wurk
which was done In ia" doliN"r,ncc ui
France from English dominion hy +.
peasant girl 81 eighteen Joan oi Aty.
the iamou. Maid IF Orleans. who Wts
inspired - her mission hy ia" vision
which -hc saw, aud IA" commands
which IA" heard, If 81 Michael and
other holy persons. Now. ~ there are
few persons nowadays who b"iioycthar
~. Michael really appeared Ia tht.
"nrtptur"d maiden. aud ~ few. II ANY.
viii doubt that she her self sincerely h".
liovcd that hc did. one must needs sup.
pos" tha, her visions were hhlluciun.
tons generated by the enthusiasm of n
mind which was in n sIngulnrly 'Salt-
cd strain II religious and patriotic feel.
ing -IDphidr ScIcncs NJnHjg
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-10-24
bu,prosiag st.. !.

lhu,, Who nr.' introduced .n.r oui
country 30. improved ni.,l, Of .tu,s.
"a hn paul fIuw >l.uEH 90 5000 Zoe .
N,tiua ru.N coz 70 uufhpm IuII. f, sat
iuik. ,r ,u E.,,N PIG W,rr .pu beet a.,
a.. examples ut TOLL, hul vhrtyl , 'hc
,,us,h., man who doc. mot now ,cy that
ih.N ser, b,u,i,,iur. aui promoters e
ih,ir ,uuuir, good who doe, not up \
,,r that 'ho improvement. II "ur siu,k
l- worth q thousand tune, io oar yuun
TN whn, thc,, i]uuuNntDpus rn.tP Ant
who doe, not ~cy that those Who hsNr
given the example IF thorough culture.
If mlNyi hushaudrN. II = rotation 81
crops. If understanding" ,ho,.- man
uiactorl,- and ,r'amruos. have h',n
the promoter. Il tho farmers good
Thee, improvements have All h", u first
Introduced hN the So rrll,i ].riru'inr
tarmrr. not II ucyrs,llN o., classic sta.
dent, but o., ,hu.r who think aud act IN
accordance with srIrutin, principle.
h,yIl NlH,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-10-24
The First white Man On American soil.

4 writer in IA" Jcrish Nrss.Hgcr ci,.-
Alexander Won Humboldt'- 'cp,mOs'
A. authority for IA claim that a Jew was
the first white man who .et foot on
American soil.
The jew, however, had been bap,iz.
cd. Ia "A note in volume II. chapter
vi, Humboldt relates that, on his hrs,
expedition, Columbus. when approach
ing the island II Cuba, believed himself
10 be between two Chinese ports. DE.
siring "a hand the letters which he pos.
sessed from the European monarchs "a
The great chan of the Mogul,'' n
China, aud then return 10 Spain, he
sends a baptized jew. L0ui, De Tor.
res. by name, u the shore, because he
understand. the Hebrew. the Chaidac.
and some Arabic, those languages be-
ing used In ali the mercantile places u
Asia
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-10-24
In Russia,

tn" brilliantly covered s%ignbuards
give III" streets II "A Russian city n par
ticularly gay appearance. Al almost
every corner you come" upon "a RSEnn
tIn"-looking shrin" If the Virgin. with a
number Oi Russians in front 81 IL, bare.
headed, crossing themselves. You meet
the Virgin IN various other unexpected
places in railway stations. Ia post Of.
fees, with a little oil lamp nickoring AT
her feet ven In the drowsy lock.up-.
where tipsy muUks can lee heard yelling
all day and night Tn" behavior II the
people" IN IN" streets IL quiet and civil.
II . Russian knocks against YOU. he
b"g-yuur pardon with a sinc"rc show
~ conirltion, Il h. sees your nos. turn
ing bite IN the cold weather. h. picks
up a handful IT snow and rub- II with
"A brOthcrly oiliCiOu-nc-- til III" circu-
alton j. restored. All along the popu-
lous streets p"ddl"rs saun,.r. selling
dried mushrooms. cotton handkorchi0fs.
religious prints, whit" bread. and fri'-
tcrs, hut fcw II them shout. Pigeons
lnicst the ruadways with impuuity, Tor
they are held sacred. tycnii a Russian
were tarying, II would not occur "a
him Ia knock n uf III" birds on the
head and cook it, Dancing bears are
also Ia be seen in great numbers. and,
though not sacred. are great fayoriic-.
and always draw crowds whu laugh Al
their antics like children. Tor Russian.
are very easily amused.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-10-24
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The Red Cloud chief., 1878-10-24
Relationship. ~ bird. and Reptiles.

We HAY" now passed in review var
ious rrmarkahl" forms living blr,is
ana l'inR reptiles, '"par,t.d by mn i'm,
distance from each other,
and prm- which hay" 80 mingled the
characters II both ~ IA present great
~diiiculti"" 'o their being included
among the members II rithr. yruup
Starting from the g~roSrliug crpodila.
"" Az" seen that Their" existed gignn.
u" crpcpdile like forms. such a. ia.
giant lizard aud the ig%nnnoinn. tina,
walked. sometimes ut least. on their
hindlimb.. others, liz" the long neck
cd. long-taIled ,omPspguathu- from IA.
~Spl"nhOfcn -lai"s. that hoppri nn IA.
ground after IA" manner ~ n bird then
living dragons with hirdlike brain
ana bones b "A cleft "a" ar with their
twenty" "spans" 81 wing ncti IN.
doubted birds, with tnoth"i bills. the
on" with r"ptiliau vcrt.hrr. a." other
With a beaver like tail while Is, ~ all.
emitting the impolf'otly known Shcp.
pep fossil, the fcnthcrrd archrypt.r,s
who's" twenty caUdtl segment. bar IT.
"ntrtn'" 10 every "Ni-ling family 81
birds
iih'h bt u means fAs"Ttiug H
what T. not only lar frOm being a.c.I.
tanned feet, but d. indeed ycry imprDb.
able: for we are not in a position r.
stat" that they appeared on III" earth
intermediary bciwccn the two group.
that th"-" forms are the direct term.
10 ih" SERIES - progression, from rep
tiles Z" birds, W" eau, ia their int.lii
gent contemplation, without oy"rsttain.
ing IN" Imagination or violating Oh,
reason, picture still more mod fled
forms wherein the reptiiian aud m,
avian types would 80 hnrmOniousl,
blend hat -" should lind IL impossible.
10 say. 'Atthi. point the line between
reptiles and bird. must be- drawn
There a be no REASONABLE" doubt but
thai the remains, which only through
~" Circumstance" ~ IA happy burin.
have been preserved 10 NJ from IA.
second great era II the worlds hi-,Or,
I'LL now. ar" no more than a very few
examples with a blank D.twe.n II IA.
fauna which Ia. lived and died, who's.
,ombs no man knO~ctb, 5000 FOpuia,
SoIence AonAhiy
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-10-24
uN.NNGb.UN.

r. g1ir' '-st-~ hsau M I.rs Nstt Hr,
To ~. % fus-,t.s .-.I..E, o.. .,F
rle q s.r $40. 80
A.
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ne 81 ST.. t-.u.
Trc fAa,s.t ss-t.,.. t.Ht. al. ,
A. star 'Ast.f vet s.r..-.
=, fAr lea. f,.- ,,,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-10-24

A young lady. ON being asked where
her native place was, replied; Il have
zone; ! am the daughter Of Methodist
minister"
Cotee.-This is NJ. Soyer's mode II
making coffee; He puts the dry coffee
In the pot and stirs IT while heating. he
then pours the boiling water over il.
Incl Is a quar- Ia n If coffee.
and sets the pot where il will keep hot.
but not boil. IL stands ten minutes
and IL then ready for drinking. Where
cream cannot be h d. boiled milk serves
as = substitute in making a good cup Of
coffee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-10-24
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,ul sugar Goo ,N,h ,ru., uut % o.. AZ.
. pl,.. srf.uk', grau,i cinnamon over
. ih,m. hI Go, p,n u,,i, tt.. II ,t,r
and h,k,
>I.r., -, Du, l,r.r t,,i,,u p,r,d
ant sfh'yi tli a., iY.,r aud ,luI q !,
/ lennon tu ih, white, II a., ..s Thorough
O., u,tt,u Nii ,up Il su.,t and ao.
/ Il sa'ri i.Ai together aud taL, la
= doh with one crust Whrn done,
/ beat the white. e thrive org. with hal,
a cup ~ huo sugar. aud pour over the
top aud So, II IA the oven ta brown
J,u., IA, ll. a.. ,4.. ,n,
- one ipmru. one ,uu II surar a.,
VIOLA, # three egg. one ,~,,,pnuntul ~
B tui,cr. suh sufficient m,lI 10 pIl IA,
plate. bake IA a ti,h past. boat H.,
whites IT tLrr. ,p,. Ia [, sunfr.tb it
two Tablespoonful "a rnu,i,rrt .ny,r
and .prc,d over tho tom rrturn to tbp
owen and brown .Iisht',
, - ,
.u,,, So, ,,..,u,n.' -. -.
So, ,,.,,,,,,I. - ,,
hall rupfuls cold MA this viii hll
four jelly "ak" tins hak" He jrl' cake.
and sur'aI with the cream maip a.
follow. On" pint mia, one 'upNIl
sugar. i"n i"'sr"uutuIt 'uru starch
i"iu"u OF vanilla flavor hen cold serve
for dessert
OrIny. Snos pt.snl,, an our,r Cd,
,.,ugltss iu , pin, nt huIIip, u,trr.
strain II and l,i s,,ri uutI u,,,I,
.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-10-24
t.oi hat n. allied I.t,

Ton smiths tavern ~ " ,l,' AIN usc,i
go Ia. IN isNs gone ~, = fa,ur,'" st"p
ping pl.r' tut TAT ahu from forth
- w the TOAD ~ttv accustomed iH
hiring their trutt in iirslnn fut /, mar
hot, Some ~ tho ~lupsiug nura shn
were = "%iit'lr neat would manage D."
get atuuui just about ~, rn. brr,A
fast or diuuor w,s usati, u,rt. an,,
calling tur e '.uld h,l. would b. scat,
81 %, the ,,hl" ani Inr bait ihr pu.o e
- dtuuct would get rs spu,te a msai
"a ih,sc - be ,amo earl, aud psiti fuli
Ttt''
one old chap Who hal got his $50,
urIs "a this manner iut several months.
aud " hn Was ur,,r kuuwU 80 ,t~ui al
unnecessary rrui ~ lhr huusr. ~.
marked bog 90" iuliS lnndlprl f"t q ,i,.
TIA On a certain ia w wiui,f shru
h" was known 80 tn counting. a i-pliri
diurrf was prepared and SGT ~ ,hr
night hrfnt" tu ,unl i'uu,uallS The
urNt Ia, "BprAis put ia an appear.
nee aud called fut a "ouli lott" 4
gpuilN plat" full ~ frozen bot. pots
toes, etc MAS sr, hrfnf" him The nra,
inh at y pu'a,"r ~ith hlS fpft sent tia,
Article living nrtp-s "a. table, and a
iutnlp SHE'D from under HE tu,fo quit"
~ rapidly f"' Ting that hc had to-h
r,ught. hs .urrird through, thought
fuli, and silently Having finished b.,
meal b" walked up Ia ID" bar tb"h,oi
which Sas the smiling lsndlortJ Ia set.
tie, aud thus unbuspm~d himself
"I.uot n here. Len I've b."n stop.
ming nj Naur tavern la fodder fpr thp la,
three months. aud ! u u" hanged II Ia.
dny niu'' the iif', tim" I've 60, sha, I
called Tor HDstDr Tv11"rti