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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-25

BROOKLYN, May N.--It is said to-day that
there is prospect that the Plymouth Bethel
case will be brought into the courts. re-
porter called at No. 259 High street and saw
Mrs. kettell and her mother and brother.
Mrs. Kettell refused to say anything except
in the presence Of her brother, and he, by way
of preface, said that 1t was simply money,
power and influence on the one side against
poverty and obscurity on the other.
He produced the statements made by HIM
self and his sister before the committee on
teachers, both Of which contain very grave
charges of immortality against Mr.. Smith
He was bitter against Plymouth Church and
against Mr. Smith, and said, among other
things, that Smith had said, in his house,
that he believed Beecher guilty, but did not
dare to say so, as it would cost him his place
in the Bethel.
Mrs. Kettell, among her allegations, SAYS
that Smith took her to Staten Island, where
they, INDUCED in beer together, and Smith
at the Central Park. where, he said, he had
drank whisky while waiting for her, remark
ing also that it was id poor stuff She al
leges that they wandered about until they
got lost, and then he embraced and kissed
her, and asked her to leave her friends. She
die, at times, when he thought Of the life he
was living, toward his wife.
While on Staten Island Mr. Smith and
Mrs. Kettell went to a restaurant and, at
itIueSt, uIhuh glass Ol dlp. ne pEeSSoI
her to take a second glass, but she refused,
and he took one himself alone, remarking
that he would not have chance in Brooklyn.
He then asked the landlord for a private
room, and the latter replied that he had no
room except one with bed In it, Smith said
that that would do but the landlord refused,
and Smith seemed to like it. They went
away and stopped In a candy store and had
some candy, and afterward stopped in lager
beer saloon and had some lager, only part Of
which she drank.
Again Smith asked for private room, and
was shown one in which there was a lounge.
She was tired, and reclined On the lounge, re-
marking that she was sleepy, and Smith be-
gan to kiss and caress her
The Rev. Frank L. Smith is about thirty
five years of age. He prays in Plymouth
Church and is conspicuous in temperance and
religious meetings, Is a sweet singer and is
persuasive in his manners. He has large blue
eyes, thick lips, and full expression, well kept
side whiskers and rich brown hair. He has
been at the Bethel about year and half
succeeding there the Rev. Chas. W. Marion
He came from Rochester, where he had beer
secretary of the Young Mems Christian Asso
citation.
Mrs. Matilda Kettell is widow with two
children, whose husband, Herbert C. Kettell
died five years ago in Michigan She has
been five years a member of the Bethel She
is in poor circumstances and is personally Of
pleasing appearance. She is frank and
modest in manner, talks quietly, has large
trustful eyes, and her features show much
care and sorrow. She lives on the top floor o
a frame house, where she seWs for a living
Her brother, John Lewis, is machinist
, 1878-08-24

7'ERRITORYQf Of WASHINGTON, / =,
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT, 80

TERRITORYCf WASHINGTON, / 90
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT 90
IN THE DISTRACT Court OF SNoHo-
MIsm COUNTY:
e. d. Phelps and w. l. Wadleigh, part.
ncrs, DONG business under the style aud
firm name OF Phelps & Wadleigh;
Va. Plaintiffs,
John L, Hurley aud
James Roberts,
DetendGnts
THE UNITED STATES Of AMERICA
SEND G2EE7ING
To John L. Hurley and James Roberts,
Defendants
You are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you by the above nam
ed plaintiffs, in the District Court Of Snoho-
mish County, holding terms at Snohomish
City, in and for said County Of snohomish,
Washington Territory, and to answer the
complaint filed therein, within twenty days
exclusive OF the days of servce), after the
service Oh you Of this summons, If served
within said County of Snohomish, or II served
out OF that County but, in this District, with
in thirty days. otherwise within sixty days,
or judgement by default will be taken against
you, according TO the prayer OF the complaint.
The raid action is brought to recover a
Judgement against you, the said defendants,
for the sum OF Two Hundred and Forty.two
45-lOO. dollars, Gold Coin, on a certain prom.
issory note signed by you and delivered 10 the
said plaintiffs, and for interest on said sum
from November 18th, 1877 until paid, at the
rate Of one per cent per month in like gold
coin, and for costs OF suit.
And you are hereby notified, that If you
fail to appear and answer The said complaint
as above required, the said plaintiffs will take
judgement against you for S245,4J, interest
and costs as demanded in the complaint.
Witness the Hon. j. r. LEWIS, Judge OF
said Court, and the seal thereof this 23rd day
Of July A. d, 1878.
II. A. GREGORY,
Clerk,
w. NJ TIRTLoT, Att, for the PlHr
MEG CIV.
First publication made Aug. Sd 1873
, 1878-08-24
SuY2a1ya rnSu

TERRITORY Of WASHINGTON I ss
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT ~
In THE DISTRICT CouRT OF SNouo-
MIsH COUNTY:
NJ. W. Packard and d. B. Jackson,
partners, doing business under the style
and firm rame of
Packard & Jackson;
Plaintiffs,
Harvey W. Light, and
Edward Shone;
N, Defendants;
We UNITED STATES Of AMERICA
SEND GREETING,
To Harvey w. Light, and Edward
Shope, DefendantG
You are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you by the above nam
ed plaintiffs, in the District Court OF Snoho-
mish County, holding terms at Snohomish
City In and for said County of snohomish,
Washington Territory, and to answer the
complaint filed therein, within twenty days
Exclusive Of the days of service), after the
service on you Of this summons, II served
within said County of Snohomlsh, or II served
out OF that County, but In this District, with
In thirty days, otherwise within sixty days,
or Judgment by default will be taken against
you, according to the prayer of the complaint.
The said action is brought to recover
Judgment against you, the said defendants,
for the sum OF One Hundred dollars United
States Gold Coin, with interest thereon at
hte Of one and one half per cent per
month from the 9th day OF April 1877, and
that certain goods and chattsls, mentioned
and described. In certain mortgage, executed
hyyou, the said defendant, Light, may be
sold In the manner prescribed by law, to sat
iSfy said claim with an Attorneys fee, and
costs and disbursements Of this action.
And you are hereby notified, that II you
fail to appear and answer said complaint
as above required, the said plaintiffs will ap
ply to the court for the relief demanded IN
the complaint.
Witness the Hon. ]. r. LEWIS, Judge OF
said Court, and the seal thereof, this 18th
day Of August A. D, 1875
II. A. GREGORY,
Clerk.
MORSE 81 NIcoLL, Attys for the Plfs.
FiSt publication made Aug. 18th 1873.
nl3l6w
, 1878-08-24
REPUBLICAN, TERRITORIAL
CONVENTION.

BY order of the Republican Central
Committee duly assembled pursuant to
notice, this 18th day of July A. ID. 1878,
at New Tacoma, Washington Territory,
notice is hereby given, that Repubh-
Gun Territorial Convention is called to
assemble at Vancouver, Clark County,
w. T., on WEDNESDAY THE 9TH DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1878, at the hour Of ten o'clock,
A. NJ. OF said day, for the purpose OF
nominating a candidate for Delegate to
Congress, and for the transaction OF such
other business as will properly come be-
fore it.
The Committee has fixed the appor-
tionment of Delegates to said Conven-
ton as follows: One delegate at large,
for every County IN the Territory, and
one additional delegate tor every one
hundred votes anl for every majority
traction OF one hundred votes cast In
each County al the general election OF
1876, for the Republican Candidate for
Delegate to Congress. Upon this basis
the various Counties of the Territory
will be entitled to representation in said
Convention as follows:
, 1878-08-24

10 perform any municipal functions
whatever
See. 2G. No Act of the Legislature
shall authorize the investment of trust
funds ly executors, administrators,
.n,ardians or other tr, stecs, in the bonds
or stock of any private corporation.
, 1878-08-24

The Committee also recommends SUD-
jcct to any change to be made by the re-
spective County Committees, that the
various County Conventions be held at
the County Seat on Saturday the 28th
day of September 1878, at the hour of
one o'clock p. NJ, and that the primary
meetings to elect delegates to the County
Conventions be held at the hour OF one
o'clock p. NJ, of Saturday the 2lst day of
September 1878, at the voting places in
each precinct. This recommendation is
intended only for those counties
which have no County Central Com
mittee, or when they tail to act.
BY order OF the Territorial Republican
Central Committee.
DANIEL BAGLEY,
Chairman of the Committee.
BYRON BARLOW,
Secretary.
New Tacoma, W. 7. July 18th 1878
, 1878-08-24
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONTENTION

AConvention Of the Republicans of sno-
honish County Is hereby to meet at
snomish City, on Friday September 6th at
o'clock .. NJ. for the purpose of electing del
egates to the Territorial Convention which
meets at Vancouver on the 9th day of October
and to nominate County officers obe voted
for on the 9th day Of Nov. 1873, and such
other business as may properly come before
the Convention,
The several Precincts will be entitled TO he
represented In said Convention bv the follow
owing number of Delegates to wit;
Centreyille ..................... %
fuCkWOOus. ............. ssssssssssssl
bOWcll ...................
onohOinlsn. ....s...s........ .
tSualco. .s.....''., .s.s.s..-s......,.l
BY order Of the Committee.
NJ. W, Packard,
Chairman.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-12-28

A postal card ha, been around the
world from Chcmnits Suxony, 10 Qua
hundred and seventeen days. The
card contained si1 different addresses
OF the German Consuls At Alexandria,
Siugapnre. Yokohama, San Franritso.
New York. and that Of the sender at
Cheuni'E, besides polite request that
the card to sent 90 without delay, aud
the rxsci time Of receipt ,,d dispatch
uoted Cd tho card, an explanation Of
tho circumstances Of the casa being n
the same time given. 1'bcas insttus.
tiOus seem to bare batn promptly full
6Iled,an tho card made its sppear,nGs
again at GhrmnitI, ono hundred aud
seventeen day, AFTER j. bad bten dis-
patched, covered with the stamps Of
tho various stations. Il is stated that
it would bs'e gone at,and in ninety
six days il it had been an Americ,n
instead Of a German postal card IT
woald have made it iu mueh loss time.
-MtV York Times.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-12-28
"ThaGk 1ltareu tor That. -

Willie "UneIs Tom. Cabin rns
being played in Chicago recently. a;
MeYicksr's ,heater, gentleman,
Sl,ose counscuance was OF very
serious cas-! stepped up to the boz.
office, holding folded tisu.dO!Iar bill
iu bis hand.
"Will 'UncIs TOMS Cabiu' be play
ed tO.HisAtt" 10 asked, with the Ut.
most soliCitude.
"Yss. sir-yos, sir-how many
seats cir I" cjacuIstal tho bs4ad diViu-
ity Of tue box.
"Wuh tue full fOrcO Of the company
including the Jubilee Singers I"
"Ycs, sir--yc', sir."
"Aud is this the last night I"
"Ycs.sir; positively the last night "
Wsll-a-thauk heaven for that >
exclaimed the mao. as he pOcketsd his
money, aud siIhOush a smils ssrOde
rapidly away.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-12-28
A Silver tiaif Duiiar'i Return,

Some tEenIy dru years ago David
p. Tester. residing 90 the iiassillion
road, bad iu his possession silver
half dollar. nsde in tho year 1873,
and that being bis natal year he Gu,
his uane ou it aud thought to retain
it asa relic, After several years.
however, he paid il out one day by
mistake, along With some other money,
amI for twenty ycafs it took il, course.
.nss Saturday he seut hi. little dausa-
Ter 10 AlassiIlioa on 40 erraud. aud
upon her return hOmc she gave him
,oms ehnuge. aud with it was the
identical half dollar With bi, name cut
% it.-CantOn (9hio) Repo,itory.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-12-28
4 Praeticai suggestions

2 + d
0as pint castor 0il.=t the same of
grass fed bec, tall0w. .sni one pound
Of tosip. Put into small kettle TO.
getber, stir over FIRE until The rosin
is thoroughly dissolved. This makes
a good axle grease.
A f"reign JOURNAL states that cows
have = grou, liking for celery. snl
that in nany districts" the ls,se.
aIe led to then either scaId@i Or cut
Gnr. and mixed with 5ran nIu.h, aud
that III, Y are preferred to red clever.
aui htMg ~ tar richer and srsesrr
milk than auy other fool."
Our ii The best cures for choktl
cattle il IN "Ounce Of prevention" III
The .EIape "f root cutter. through
which all root, apples. &c 'hall be
run before bping fe,i tn IhU animals.
The price Of such a m'chiue is much
H. II Il = u..r
-, ,,,. -, n.,, .,i..,,,. f..n,
,.,,r;,,, a,,;nn ~, ..,,.. uh,.l, :, yo,d
..,,,,. ..",,r,, l.S,
uo., b., : ,,,,n,. i, n, hor.. !.
.n,;'., ~ .,,,a, xLi,h m,n, nar,on.
i,n,i,. syo. vra. The aay;ee pivu,
,,,1 ,,,,.. ,u,tr, ,ua,,,,,in M, If .
,n,,. h;n rho whol,. .,.r, NAV, ".
,,,;mL b. ,,Is !, G.v S.r1s tr..
,,,,,,,, l,,,,,, Ln.D H.. e., &, oI.,r civ.
.h,,n sur and r,..L ,;r, For Ihe
. .,Lv LDo ,.. ,ls,hot, tor r,s.n lice
,.t,,d.,., ,,,,,oco t,,u,,,,;,,ns
TL, ,,,.,u orE.,t,c way of cur;nr
,,u,.,y ,y,a l1l.. in trees !. to mako 4
rl.a of oak Or other hard yOoI, smear
:, r;,,, ,,r NM, l,mtasr i, tisbt in the
india nO,i, it4 outcr sulfaco Is on the
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-12-28

Z.
The Louisiana supreme Court has
taken a new step 10 American jur;s.
prudence. by ordering ths e,pitalisa.
ton of $4,000 10 furnish an income
for the sidOx Of Hugh McClOsksy of
Ne" Orleans. McolOskoy's will gave
his rido~ $500 month while she re-
msiucd uulrsrried, aud, in settling tho
estate, the whole ptcPStty vas turned
into cash, from shich Mrs, MeOlosk0s
uau,ed euoush permanently invested
10 iusar. her Tho allotted income until
a reasonable old age. y England the
courts allow tarh capitalitstions blsed
on tho Carlisle tables. which, as tho
widow is IS yeurs old, would allow her
% years yet to live. The Inferior
court refused The sonal's request, be.
cause 1t was without precedent 10 this
country. but tho Supreme Court grants
it, and IN 50 doing renders the clause
Of tho will requiring Mrs. McClosksy1
10 remain unmarried dfna essets D
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-12-28

- The slexicnuS have 4 method Of
subduing fractions horses aud such
us are iucliue4 TO rua away, which
might be introduced here with profit
A hood or siuker is 80 arranged that
tue driver or rider can iu au Instant
draw it directly over the eyes of
the auin1al, stf,ctualIy blind fold
iOg him. When this is doas tho
hnrte Instantly bscoales quiOtp aud a
repetition OF the bliudtoldiug two or
three tines gradually results in hi,
becoming quiet aud docil. Such an
urrasgement would BIO a valuable ap.
psodags to the hsadsGar Of such horses
as are disrossa to run away.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-12-28

= A couri'y negro recently sent a
reply to an invitation, in which hs ire
GREETED thas circumstances rcpusnnnt
10 the aequiescsuco would prorcst bis
ac,er.aues Of the invite"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-12-28
4 Cure fslr si.uiiI..,Isio I1..tks oha:.I

D
a German physician rscanm.nd.
po.dSred qaiini"s very hishlJ I,ssllec.l
application for nsaE.lgie teothsst..
Tho sufferer .hauld dip .if5s.Fsia!.
fresh water and then into aaiain, ,ipow;.
der, and rub i. ,horons ~ onihsgea
in th, neighlOrhood Of tae painful
tooth. The appIio,,ion & should albssrs,
pes.sd two or three m.,linisaccs..
sion The bitter ,,,so Of tic medicine
should bo borne .,Ions as possible.
Dr. Dsrrari. tried hi, remedy } ats. "a
himself, and then oana!netoas other
Persau.; among tho nunbet were
many who had tried other temedissia
vain. 1t invariably produced alrapld
alienation Of tho pain.
An American lady Ia, purchased
This seas5n in Paris ths costliest
.!.,it,b" of nj, ~, ,s,,,, IN II
:, a. = . ! i
!. y :, =, !, IA 80 IA
4, . cam b .,o,hs, l. ,l,5.S .I,a, h Z
,3a,;.. .,., 4, q, Il. sl,sn. ,Sos6ls.f
sfT .h;sNS, I, ,,,.;n,s5 h, a, f,nIo,,Is
n AMI, ~, III. ! !, ssIs i ao6osr, !,
!. q, 4 .,a,,,. o5.l n ,ka
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-12-28
rHrT.1ipYsy

A.F.kA. M.--StGtsd cOHulMnIt 'ut ns
n Weston Lalve \" Ia, a. T. and !. ".
will be held on the First And Third Nnn.
days Of every month ,.. -.
" q. BENNETT, v. ~
III. PETERSON. Sec
lane LEW.-SiHi,d cOmmHRtrAiiOng Vl
Inrsson I.odys No at, L. + Hnt N VI ,
viii he held In 'l,eir Hall. in JHnP Lew, o"
h. second Saturday in rrrh month.
ISAAr JACKSON, w. w.
y. n. ClRrsa, See
81 1oscph's O. T. y, B, Sorse1r.-Staieil
meetings are held on ihp frat SHl,hA Ii In Gv-
cry month. FATHER TRACY, Fest.
r. ]. SinPsoS, Serre'rry.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-12-28

Il is mighty poor consolation to diO
worth 4 hundred milliau,, aud then be
jcrtrd head FIST through slus, GOV.
cred sOfiu, With rops ,ruaad onH's
neck. aud thrust IL bag and carried
off by . 10. Of poor devils not worth
sixteen dollar. in the .ggrsgste.-.
Pecks San.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-12-28
= = - TIgslIII II ii5sslsiaI5s5,l
l. Sailut's story.

I, was . .ea.htr beaten n;lor se
overheard 10 Clay street rc'taurant
the othsr day, kindly giving 3 few few
remini,ceneo. Of travel to some lady
friends hs vas treating to eornsi beef
snd csbb.ss. Taking .buns lions"
he vent % 10 say, she, are the
intelliseates. animal what is. A
cur'u thing h.ppsned QUO, when "
sers on tho East Coast last cruise
One of ou, ofi.er, want out hunting
ltor aud next a,ornine bis body vas
found clean bit in ,~o. bur with hi.
sstrh missing. Nobody understood it.
Next day the quarter MASTER body Mas
found in the rams condition, with hi.
watch gone. Seemed .s though lion
and pickpoose. we're kinder going
suasks. as il wtre, only the lion dirln't
eat nothing. Se1t day two middle.
dissapcared-sauit rrrnIs. Mono Of lLe
sailors we're Lurt-htd 20 watches.
you sec. 0fcoatso The whole crew
turned gu, fOr |. grand hua., aad Al
last We killed . iiun sixteen feet long.
10 bis stomach 10 found all Is.
watches, sill funaing. Cold fact, l
assure you. The .hiP's .qrgeoa, who
bad cut the beast opeu said be wasn't
in good heallh-had !, torpid li,cr.
So NO seed at once that The animal
bad Killed all ths officers just to sral:
low their watchs,- sorter like pills, you
know. The lion mus. 4 Thoughts tha,
tbs wheels and thing. would kinder
tickle him up Inside. When se .hot
him he Was lying With his eye, shut
and mouth open, listening to the works
going inside Of bin. Sounded like
sbais jswslry Store. Fact. ma'am
Take some more eabbnge."
Wanted i,he MOnett Bell Punch.
Virginia ha,. siyenlit a t,ir trial. and
il works we'll. The temperance sle'
,Aent says these 1. not a, much drunk
enne.s in lbe Stale Of Virginia undsr
The bell ipnne!, system as there ras
before ils sdop,ion, aad set The Stats,
last yeat, reaIised The enormous sum Of
i've hundred thousand dollat,=fronl
illal sonscs! !only We believe 5tha. xeI
hazard nothing la saying that -four
cunning z1cgi.lasute5wiil i'll adopt: ,he=leg=
istsr=sy syslem. ! there will z less
liquor drank than there now is. and that
the Stste eau realize a#rerenas Of at
least ls0 hundred aud City thousand
dalltr. annually from Ills source alone
I-.liuuadsriHe R,p0yisr.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-12-28
Definition Of Bible Terms.

49, '-.si t-. '--1I-gI y iia.5 9tll
A day. journey -, #thitty! !tssss
aud one af.h mile..
a Sabbath day, journey Sr,s sboat
80 EnsIi.h mile. 81
Ezekiel, reed was seven te,siuosrly
A cabit i, twenty-five iaehss.
ue.rly.
A hand. bresdth !, equal % shrssl
,nd h'e'siShth, inches.
A ,heekI. Of gold ,.s sS.09.
A tslen, Of silver -, s5ss ,ss
4 t.lsn. Of gold "a. slsiis0s.
A Piscs Of silver, Or.. p.nly, vas
thirteen esst..
A f,Fibins sm three eestt.
A s,rsh Gas . cent.
A mite vas e.ut
Aepha, OF bath, sers,ins ssIta
s.llo,. aud tve pin.s.
AEbin va, ono gallon and lsIe sis...
AsItin Va, seven pinti! III
A cab ~. three rial,.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-12-28

There Is an oak tree 10 Texas, upon
which have been grated spriss Of pine,
holly, dOgwoOd, elm, ash, walnut, ap.
pie and pcnch. Tho sprigs haze all
bulacl and give promise Of thrift.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-12-28
Taui i'ottrr's Shouting.

r,mstk.blt performance of Dr.. Carver,
the mark,man. who ,hool', sith ,
rife, gla.. bill. which. are seat iutr
tho aiir i, FAST IS. man Gao thtos
them, Presently, Abnsr B,ng, 'hc
va. sitting bly ,aid
That, nolhios" "a
"whs. /, so,hins y
wh,, .hat shooting. Did you
ever know Tom Potter p
NO" .#.E
"Wsll, Po,tsr ~, th. lest hand
with rio. | c'sr .as heat ,bi, man
Carver all .aIlo.. IN tll yo1 ,iiss
I've .etn thi, men Potter do. You
know. m.yt,. .l0ns rh.re ia lhs cherry
,..,on. Sir. Potter .oald .ln. to
p;e~r,e some ebtr,ie, 50 Tom
would piet 'em ter ba,. ,nd how %
sou think he'd .tSae ,m !"
II don't knos. Hos = u
Why hs'd .all hi, gun .ith bird
shot, aud get boz to drop h.li a
bu,hel Of eh.rrie, Al one ,ilrs from tat
roof Of the houss 4, they came down
he'd sse, an.i take ,hs ,tos. slcsn on,
OF every cherryin tbs lot! Il, !.
positive fact! lie nigh. oecs.ionslly
mis- one, but not ot.e., But i, did
bigger shooting than that rsen he
waited to =
What did he do !" r. d.
"Why, Jim Mill.r-dil you know
him y NO" "wcll, Tom made a
bet once with jim tbnt hc conld shoot
tho buttons of hi, o.n eO,n,il BY
aiming ia the opposite dircoi ion, aud
jiu took hin up"
"Did he do u"
"Do I'll lie fxed him.elfir position
and aimed .. a tres 10 front Of him.
Tha ball bit The tree, catomsd. bit tho
corner Of a hoa-e. caronCd. struck o
lamp-po,,, oaromsd, anA \ aeu buhiad
Tom. and nipprd tho baltou, of as
Slick a, a thistle. You BE-. he did itl'
THAT wa. fne shooting
Eyes, ,Sbr. I've seen Tom Potter
bea. ii. I've seen hin stand under
a flock totA.ild pigeons, billions Of ''sm
coming 5likesthe= Wind and 5kill'cmzs 50
fast ilha. Tao ifronto of the tlSck never
passed a given =liuc,S butt turned over
aud diftIl!iloVni 20 that=itE loakvlTlittEa a
bro1rn# .nd.fsathered Singara,T0p
did it BY having twenty =thresz breech.
lp.dias riflSs anii a boy to load en-
EIa alsays shot viii tha, kind" Z
"Y0u say sou say him do that kind
Of shooting I"
"Yes, sir: and better than that, too.
Why, I'll tell iDu what I've seen
Tom Potter do. say him oncc set
up an Indlsn rubber target $40 feet,
und hi. lhe bulls eye txcn,y.,cyen
times minute with tho sa'uS ball !
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-12-28
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