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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-24
while in Louisiana hear doubts thro. n on
the protest made by Ander,on.
EAST ST. LOUIS IMeRocLIo,

St. Louis, July 24.-Evcrythirg is
quiet at East 81. Louis. The
Bellevillc guards bivouclt,, in the marke,
house last might, and oday are occupying
that building IS barracks. Sheriff Weber
says he will keep the militia there as long
as 1t is necessary to preserve the peace
Judging from the past, as soon IS thctroopa
are moved. trouble will begin again. Mayo,
Bowman has taken the necessary p,cl;mi.
nary steps to apply to the supreme cour,
Tor The qno unrranto ,sc rcccptly decided
aud will ais" ask for an order of sune,sc!eas
pending the rchcaring.
The Illinois and ST. Louis railroad com.
pany applied IN Judge Snyder at Belleville
yesterday aflcr,,";,n for an Injunction to
preven, Mayor Bowman aud the city from
Interfering with their t,""k laying, but tic
judge refused 20 hear them Today.
On the other hand the company was
summoned to appear to-ll1y before Judge
Baker TO answer for con emp; tf court in
disrccarding the injunction sgaips, inc.u,
Judge Baker being the one who parrctna'-
ed the original injunction against them.
A number Of tics used yes erday 10y the
company in the attempted cx en,ion Of ,be,r
track wc?e burned by the citl.ens, anl it
seems that Cant. Sharman, and one or
two others engaged In the work were s,me-
what beaten aud bruised.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-24
THE NEWS.
A General Strike to Take Place on
the 18th Of August.
Another Grist Ground Out by the Potter
Mill.
Eads. Of Jetty Fame, Accused Of
Cr00kedness.
Bogardus Busted by BIarsted FnsIishman
fsctllancous Batch of Foreign News.
Bogardus Busted by BIarssed Fnslishman.
a Miscelln"co". Batch of Foreign News.
LABOR VS.. CAPITAL,
\ oENEnAL sra1KE ,rn occru ox r11r

GENERAL STRIKE To OCCGR on THE l5TH
OF AUGUST
New York, July 24.-A letter In the
Tribune gives the conversation of gentle.
man engaged in q manufacturing business
10 one of the northern couItics Of Pcnnsyl.
vania He says: The ch>nccs are that we
shall have much more scrlm.s trouble with.
in the next two months. than that which
came up SO Unexpectedly last summer.
Prel ia alto: are being made for simultane.
Gus strike all over the country; on the rail.
roads, at the mines, in many OF the largest
manufacturing establishments, and nothing
but the utmost vigilance on the part uf the
state authorities, and such preparations as
will make it pnssblc to crush out such
movement instantly, will prevent one of the
worst calamstics that has eyor bcfallcn this
country. The 1O,h of June had been &C.
lively fixed f"r the strike, and an outbreak
would certainly have taken place then, or
soon after but for the preparations made to
preserve the peace by Gov. Hartranft, when
he called out the militia aud made arrange,
ments to obtain uniforms and equipments
for them, at the Frankfort arsenal Those
who were to have managed the strike, call
ed meeting in Philadelphia, and voted to
postpone the attack to the 18th IF August,
when it was hoped that the county might
be taken by aurprisc. A representative of
the strikers on the way to new York, stop
pod over at Horpellsville, aud said to his
friends that they ought to take the property
Of the rich. and they ought especially to
break open the banks, take all the money
and divide it.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-24
TMXAs NoulSATloN.
TELIcRAPHIc s.EvlTiEs.

Ottawa, July PA fire at Osnahruek
Centre, caused loss 81 $4,000.
New York, July 24.-Ti,o failure ol
Ketcham & Bclkaap, IT ok brokers, Is an.
nounccd The f,'lure i due to the fall IN
granger shares.
Toronto, July 24.-Pase's s,w mill a!
Boyng julc', Georgian bay, six million feet
Of l,:mber ard steam barge were burned
today. Los, $4,000.
81. Louis, July 24-Somc very ugly state
ments are publ ,i'slcd this morning regarding
Capt. Jas. 3. EaGs and The ,iispo it;on made
Of The l.'t ins,a|lmcn of money received
from the government on account Of the i'd
ti>s at the mouth Of the Mississippi river.
Sara,osa, July 24.--At the convention Of
the menagers of III, savir.s hanks Of the
state to-day, Gov. H.-'r-n't, Of Pennsylya.
MIA, made an address. A committee was
appointed to prepare plan for a permanent
orga' iza'ion, to be submitted 10 every Iaal;
in the state.
Cincinnati, July PA B.l;v:a, OAie,
dispatch says tina: J. N. siatpc, r.tyurer OF
Williamsburg township, las been detected
in forgery, :nd has ii appeared to avoid
the penalty. !: is sac. also that he is
shor IN his tfcasnrv &c pnnts amount net
known as yc'.
New York, July o!--Eruce q Smith
wholesale liqnar dea',rs: From. street Of hi:
city, failed. TIE 'ia't;li les are estimated 81
$260,0O0. A large part ,ila to confidential
friends in New York. a!'.songh there arc
debts in Ill;:.ci', Kcntuckv and Cincinna.:
The assc,scans'sl Of STICK and cran accoun's
the valae Of whic', capnot now be deer.
mined.
Cinc;uuat' Jrlv "a I'll he c,-nness ver.'i..
to day upon he death OF Miles 4, y. Il
woman Of i'll fsmc, who was sho: by J. scph
Payton in this city on Monday was ,I.at she
came to her death from pistol ball found
in her heart said ball being fired from a
pistol in the hands Of Joseph Payion, ana
that the shooting was unprovo'el, mal:ci-
ous and premeljtated.
S"is'o', ~ INV ottii f'stpV'
cred thai in the last ell ction for congress
man from he second district, west
SIDE, tia. the certified returns in the Office
OF tlle seereisry OF state show th,t tbs vote
was iuf Col Geo. Rj?a4is 1896, and ,,.y
Hon. Carter Harr son, rs l,rese,,, ncntaDeI.t
1881, giving Davis an actu,'l majority oi
45-the reluaas as made up a; the tiale OF
the election give Harrison majority o
64s-Col. DAVIS this morning expressed his
intention OF contesting The sea, on tn,
grounds furnished by these iigarc,
but ii is believed that it is too late in th,
ses ion 10 accomplish any thing.
School district books and blanks 70,
sale at this office.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-24
THE POTTER COMMITTEE.

Atlantic City, N. j., July 24.-The Pot.
ter committee this morning called Repre-
sentative Kelly, the examination being con.
Quoted by Representative Hiscock. Kelly
testified that he VISITED New Orleans in No.
vember, 1876. President Grant, while in
Philadelphia, participating in the closing
ceremonies of the exposition, sent for wit
ness. He found President Grant surround
ed by distinguished gentlemen; among them
Gen. Robt. Patterson. President Grant pro-
posed that he slonld visit New Orleans to
witness the action Of the returning board.
At first he declined; but the president said
that number of prominent gentlemen of
the democratic party had gone there, and
therefore he wanted him to 60 He was to
merely go to Now Orleans as looker-on, and
to sec that nothing improper should occur
Previous to his going, he had no conversa-
ton with any one but President Grant
Gen. Patterson concurred in the suggestion
that he ought to go. He left Philadelphia
on the 18th Of November, entirely alone,
but on the route found himself in company
with Secretary Sherman, and on arriving at
New Orleans, found number of visiting
gentlemen, republicans in politics.
Witness stated that the republican visit
ing statesmen found there distinguished
gentlemen Of the democratic party. A com.
mittee Of the latter addressed u commune
cation to the former, proposing that the two
bodies of visitors organize and participate
in the business Of the returning board. The
republican committee replied: "We are
here as private citizens, with no official pow.
er. We cannot, therefore, supcrcedc or
modify any law Of that state, nor have we
any right to control or influence any of its
officers as to the manner in which they shall
perform the ministerial or judicial duties
imposed upon them by the law"
Senator Sherman concnrred very decided.
ly in the views expressed ly the republican
committee. Visitors Of opposite sides min
gled freely at times.
In answer to The question whether the
republican committee discussed any qucs-
ton involving an interference w!t, the OIL
cinldutics Of the returning bonrd, witness
said that lie never heard any such cunver-
sation, in private or at meetings Ii any
one Of the delegation had attempted such q
thing, it would have been trcncherous to
his associates as well as violation OF duty
Kelly said ,ha, he never heard If any
suggestions of manipulated parishes for any
purposes, nor did he ever hear that aflldavl,s
we're signed will, the names Of fictitious per
scns. He did not know nf Sherman having
conversation with Weber and Anderson
CORTLAND rARK.W, or NEw JERSEY,
tea'isiai that he visite.l Illinois, solely u,
he request of Pre- i,lsn, Grant. lie did no,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-24
MIsCE.IANEous lTEMs.
POLITICAL.
NATIONAL STATE coNvESrIoN.

NATIONAL STATE CONVENTION.
Syracuse, n. ", July 24.-Thc state , on
vention of the national party rca SO mb,cd
this morning. shupe and Hanlon, leaders OF
the rejected delegations from New York
city, have abandoned the idea of holding a
convention. The platform, accuses the DEM
ocrats and republicans Of lcgisl1sing in the
interest of money power here, and in
Europe; asser:s complete independence Of
those parties; adheres to the national green
back labor's party with confidence, and first
declares that greenbacks must be a full legal
tender.
2nd-Dcnounces "a a fraud the act. OF
congress which change the original bond
contract, resumption act, ETC., and demands
the immediate paymen, Of sll bonds, and no
further issue.
3d-Demsnds the repeal of The national
bank act, the withdrawal Of national banl;
notes, and the substitution of absolute pane,
money.
4th-Equal taxation OH al! property.
5th-Adoption Of a land limitation law
6:h-Remedy the state railroad shuscs
7th-A protective tarlfon manufacture,
articles which We can produce; hcr to ht
admitted free.
s,h-Ths establishment. of stp,is,ica
labor bureau, for the benefit OF poor men
9h-Thc aholition Of con,rac, convic
labor.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-24
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
MILWAUKEE.

Milwaukee, July "a. :
WHEAT-ls@G!c higher, closing strong
hard, LIS; No. LIB; No. 9, 1.l5 for cash
94ac for August; sssc for September
No. 3, sOC995c
CoRN-frm; 3sa
OArs-26!c.
RyE-52lc.
BAELEY-S4lc.
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CHICAGO.

Chicago, July 24.
WnmAr-,xcitcd and higher; 1.02 for
c.sa; l.ol4@1.o2 for July; 100000 for
August; Sc for September; No. 8, 9Oc.
CONS ing and higher; 4osc for cash
% for August or September.
OArs-!i'm and a shade higher 2G.c for
cas''; 26,c for July; 2ssc for August; 22sc
September.
RYE--53c.
BARLEY excited and higher 7Ol975c.
ponK-new firm aa'l hig',e"; 9.A5 for
cash; 9.57!lc for September.
LAnD-lirm and higher; 700 for cash !;
7.O7!c for September.
WnlsKY-l 05.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

New York, July 81.
@;WnEAr-msct;led; spring. dull; a@3e
lower; winter. l!@2!cbettcr and generally
active; receipts, III 900; salcs, 10000; No
2, spring, August OF; No. 2, winter red
July, 1.12@1.14.
RYE-firm.
CcrS-i @3c better; receipts, $4,000;
sales, $4,000; 47@4sac for mixed western
BARLEY-nominal.
OATs-frm'; receipts, $1,000; sales, 35,
600; 32t934c for mixed western; s3@37lt
for white.
PoEK-firm lo,25@lO.5o.
LARD-7.27y07 ,32sc.
WHIsKY-1.0 .07c.
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FOREICE.
ESDow1Ns A PRINCESS.


London, July 24.-'The amendment to be
submitted by Sir Charles Dixie in the house
OF commons 10 the motion Of the chancellor
of the cxchcquer for q gran. to the duke of
Cannaugh', betrothed to the prin ess Marie
Louise of Prussia, does not impug q the con.
s'itu'ionaliiy Of the application. but pro-
poses tp postpone consideration Of the
subject until the government lays befole
the house return, showing he number of
princess and prn osGes thus endowed and
the information on the subject since the
accession Of William The third.
EVACUATION OF suuMiA.
Cous,an'inople, July 2l.-The evacuation
OF Shumla has commenced. Nc,r}y all the
Turkish officials formerly there are at War;
ma. Several Russian ba' ,llons have al.
ready entered Shrmla.
ASTl-coNrlDENcE MAJORITY.
London, July pa correspondent of
the Manchester Guardian says that It is ex.
pec'cd the governments minority on Plum
Sctt's amendment expressing confidence in
the ministry will be bctweca 100 and 100. 1t
Is probable the parliament will not adjourn
before the middle Of August.
INCENDIARy FIRES
Athens, July "a The slc,, fires 10
Thcsss'y, supposed to be ncru,la,y, con-
time to devas' al aPe coun; v.
MOVEMENT OF IRoN-cLADs
Three French iron-clnds have arrived a,
Pinacus, and division Of The Italian fl ct
is cXM cted
Par!r July 24.-The Defencc..a c|e,ic,l
journal publishes special fem Rome an
noancing that the papal nuncio Il, Munich
will go to Berlin to con lude arrangements
which will restore religions peace 10 Ger
many
BoGARDUs BEATEN.
London, July 24.-1n the pigeon shooting
match to-day between Capt Bogardus and
Mr.. Wallace, of England, for 400 pounds Il
side, Wallace killed seventy-two birds, and
Bogarlus sixty-two.
MISCELIANEOUS ITEMS.
Rome, July 24.-The radical Journal, La
Capitole, protests warmly against demon
strations hostile TO Austria, and favoring an
nexation. The La Capitolc says: The
promoters Of agitation are known to he cne.
mics of Italy and of the present govern
mcDt
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MAA Il week III yonr own town. 81 Quit
NHH free. No risk. Reader If ,ou want
WV business ut Whic!i persons of either
sex can make great l,;,y all the lime
they work, write for particulars Ia H. HAILErr
4 Co, Portland. Maine
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the pos,office at Yanllon,
Yankton county, D. T., July "a, 1878.
If not called for in 80 days, will be sent
to the Dead Letter Office:
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The wife of DR.. n. c. Wni;cGc!l died
at Rapid city on the 9th Of consumption.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-24

l0lh-Graded income tax .t incomes
over 81 ,000.
lltll-lse,lucton OF state, county and city
official salaries, which are above 81 600.
lzt',--Interral improvement.
Thorough reform in schools and
establishment of agricultural. mechanical
and commercial schools.
14tll-Dem ,nds,',at any body convicted
of traflick;n ny with vote shall be incapac;a-
ted for voting or holAiag u federal position.
15th-We oppose Evaporation Of serv:lc
Chinese labor to come into competition with
the honest labor Of this country.
Recess.
T:XAs NOHl NATION.
New Orleans, July PA Galveston
News special from Ausfjs says that the con-
vcntion at one o'clock 'l';s morning nomina.
ted Il. Il. Lub-cls for s. te treasurer
IABol, HE.FoRMEas.
Crcsson spriEgs, Pa.. July 24.-The na-
tional GreenAack labor contra. committee of
the state had secret session yesterday.
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BOGARDUs Beaten.

London, July A.-ln the pigeon shooting
match to-day between Capt. Bogardus and
Mr.. Wallace, of England, for 100 pounds Il
side, Wallace killed sevcnty-two birds, and
Bogar,lus sixty-two
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SOCIETIES..
~~~~~~~
I. d. q. r.

Dakota Lodge, No. 1.--itegular meetings on
%nrl,!ay % evening OF each week, ut Odd Fellows
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Humboldt Lodge. (GcrmaD No. 6.--Regulal
meetings OH "Wednesday evening Of each week
at Odd Fellows Hall. Sitwycl.s block.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-24

DANIEL. WILCOX, Proprietor.
This house has lust been rcfurnished. and i, /.
now open for the accommodation of the public.
and no pains Will be spared to make guests cor,
Portable. .
FARMERS AM, FREIGHTERs will iin,; ..,,...
stabling for their stuck, and 4 secure place, i.,f
wagons.
Terms as reasonable as any house in t,.;. ,s;y
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1olI--Ga'led income tax vn ineomrs
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GOOD BOOKS
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Y,nkton Encamplncnt, No. 2.-,cg,llar meet
m0lth, at Odd Fellows Hall, Sawycr's block.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-10-12
POETRY.
For the Union.
MOSQUITOES.
A Rhyme Of the Season.

The heart of the town is in dismay,
And complaints are waxing loud and sore,
For we cannot drive the mosquitoes away,
They come unchecked through window and door.
The pillow, instead of becoming a joy
For the resting of the weary, throbbng head,
Now seems the place of torment and pain,
And night brings not sweet sleep but dread.
You lie down to slumber, but all in vain,
For a throng of troublesome strangers have come,
And with pertnacity pierce you with stings,
Distracting your ears with their worrying hum.
One gets on your forehead, you give fierce blow
That hurts not the insect but your own check,
And another settles itself on your nose,
Starting expressions not very meek.
You strike at random, missing each time,
And your hands right and left excitedly fling,
Wounding yourself, while the tormentors gay
Start into fresh life and aggravatingly sing.
You may put up net around your bed,
Hanging in graceful folds to the floor,
And imagine you are safe from the wretches at last,
But as you slipped in through the bobinet door
One or two little villains, blood thirsty and bold,
Have quietly passed thro' and taken their place,
Ready as soon as you are safely down,
To insert their sharp little stings every place.
IT'S amusing enough to hear the complaints
Of sufferers we meet everywhere,
Comparing sleepess nights of distress,
Energetic in their words of despair.
We long for the cool, frosty air to rush in,
And relieve us from these pestering things,
For in the chill of October they quickly must die,
Then gone forever their troublesome stings.
M. L. CARMICHAEL.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-10-12
THE BEGINNING.

Now Adam he stood in his garden alone,
Ere out of his body had come rib bone.
(FOr woman was made from a rib you're aware.
SO rib bones their idol, and ribbon they'll wear.)
The first of his race, monarch sublime.
lie gazed all around and said, call is mine
But still there's want, something miss,
And feel that long that something to kiss."
Soon after poor Adam fell down in a sleep.
Not restless and tossing but solemn and deep.
Then rose be, but knew not that roman was maid,
lie walked in the garden and not afraid,
But hold! what is this? maiden SO fair
Walks boldly up to him without thought or care.
You're anxious to know how they first broke the ice,
Well, below find the words, twas done yery nice
HE-"Madam I'm Adam"
SHE-"Adam I'm Madam"
st John Torcb
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-10-12

NS~Let the members 2l households ever re-
member that at he4as there should be peace and
unity, thopSh all the world be at war. Those
bound hy the ties of kindred should uphold each
other, and bear with each others foibles and hide
them from strangers eyes. Those who dwell un-
der the same home-rOOf must fgAt under one flag
or be defeated. Policy Il NOT good feeling, should
bind together the Membsrs of every household.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-10-12

lsS-A female infant, born in New York town,
has her head set the wrong side before-her
face where the back of her head ought to be-
Such girl, when she grows up, will possess some
advantages over the ordinary woman. When she
goes to church her neck will be saved many
twist, she will not be obliged to turn her head
to see who comes in. But unless she walks sort
O. backwards, she viii be apt to collide with lamp
posts, store boxes and things.-Norr. Herald
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-10-12

A Boy WITH HEART.-The other day bit of
boy called at the side door of good-lOoking
Cass farm residence and told such asOrrOWful story
that the lady of the house not stingy in throw
ing provisions into his basket. Happening to look
into the front yard after a few minutes she saw
the strange boy mixing up with her three or four
children, and she called out
"Boy, what are yeu doing here p
"FeediR' thsSs half-starvedc children, "heprompt-
ly replssd,
WRut those are my children" she Indignantly
exclaimed.
"Makes no difference to me" he said, as he broke
off another piece Of cake. "When find a young
'un cryin' for bread, and ready to swear that he
hasn't tasted pie for year. I'm goin' to stop
business and brace him up. Haven't you got a
clean white apron which could put on this dirty
little boy :"
She hooked up and down to see if any canvass
ers for the poor heather were in sight; and then
she grabbed the broom and ran the sympathetic
boy out of the yard.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-10-12

zesss~H He mas almost undressed when his father
caught him, but the defence was convincing: 81
doA't want to go in swimming with EN-; | only
wanted to see the bad little boys who go in swim
ming on Sunday get drowned"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-10-12

Z6~A soldier hired himself to farmer to dig
his early potatoes after a hearty breakfast on a
hot August morning the new help seated himself
in the shade of the barn, saying to the farmer,
''Now, if yoN want your potatoes dug, bring them
along"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-10-12

ze9~A Sunday School pupil of tender age be-
Tag asked how he liked the gentleman who had
addressed the school, remarked: "He was a
funny man. He told about the hand writing on
the WALL and said it was Minnie Minnie, tickle
the narson ,"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-10-12

Es-An exchange says that the brilliant and
impulsive have black eyes. We know it, for we
carried two of them around with us for two weeks
once, and it was nothing in the world but our
brilliancy and impulsiveness that did it.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-10-12

&S~"Swimming for Crisis the title of an ar
ticle, in an exchange. If a young man can't get
girl without swimming for one, there is going to
be IN OveFproductiOn of old maids and old bache-
lOFs
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-10-12

A<ss~A Boston young man married against the
wishes of his parents, and in telling friend how
TO break the news TO them, said; "rell them first
that I'm dead, and gently work up TO the climax"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-10-12

gas>J Joy is shy bird, but when a man comes
unexpectedly upon 50 bill in the pocket of an
old vest laid aside last winter, it flaps its wings
and crows as loud as anybody's chicken.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-10-12

Hs-A Western paper advises lightning-rOG
agents and book-canvassers to try their lack in,
Memphis,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-10-12

E.is~ When man takes drink of Jersey whisky
he reminds one of Ajax defying the 'lightning."