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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-26

lS Dsrscf-w. q. I.ANGFORD.
81 pssfrisf-G. NJ. HALLER.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-26

fhurSssa County Ticket.
Pc xs~nr sasass-sEs1E-
FRANCIS HENRY.
Fs< E~pr---1ia.isc-.
EDWARD T. YOUNG,
T.. Il. COUCH.
- su4i.r
T. G. LOWE.
Fr sbevss.
DAVID T. DREWHY.
Fsr F-us-,~ JsA-~.
FPANCIS HENRY.
Fsr Trsa.uf-r
JOSEPH CHILBERG.
Far Cuszui--iorer-.
ROBERT FROST.
JAMES LONGMYER.
SAMUEL DAVENPORT.
Fu- schOsd >upcrfnierd~n'.
HERMES HICkLIN.
for surveyor.
ID. =. Il. HENRY.
For Curoner.
GEORGE &. BLANkENSHIP.
Fer wre,kmss'er.
JOHN L. COOK.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-26

HORRIBLE MURDER.-Scow Bay, op-
posite and about six miles from Port
Townsend, was the scene recently
of one of the most horrible murders
known in the annals of crime. A
correspondent writing from the port
of entry gives the following par
ticulars: The Coroner returned to-
day (the 2Oth) from holding an in
quest over the remains of Dennis
and Sarah Haight, murdered by un-
known assassins day or two previ-
GUS to the discovery of results of the
horrible deed. 1t appears that the
man was shot in the stable, near a
COW, which he was doubtless pre-
pairing to milk when the leaden
messenger did its deadly work.
The situation of the wound, ranging
from just below the ear into the
head, indicates that he was in q
STOPPING posture when the shot was
fired. The woman was found lying
on the ground, just outside the
house, where she had doubtless,
stumbled after being shot. the ball
entering the chin. Here she was
dispatched with . knife, as . cut in
the throat indicates that the shot
had not been instantly fatal, and
further means were used 10 finish
the bloody work. Two small child
rem we're found in the houss-one
about two years Of age and the other
ak months-who had probably been
without food aboet thirty-Gx hours.
Everything about the house seemed
TO have. been undisturbsd, and the
motive Of the horrible desd il shroud-
ID in the despess mystsry. The age
al the man vas sbost forty years
and that 81 his wife about tw.niy-
i've, and both we're quist, inodsnsive
people.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-26

DRuoCRArIC NOMINATIONS.
For Delegate 20 Congre>s.
N. T. CATION.
or wAIIs-wAIIA.

For Prosecuting A:torneys.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-26

tuSto anu skiIA ou INC PASt VI Su0
fair producers, which. being dis
played in close proximity to the use
full but more bomely products Of the
husbandman, lent an air Of grace and
beauty to the combined exhibit.
The base ball match between the
Cowlitx and Newaukum clubs was
won By the former in . closely con-
tested game Of three hours duration.
which was followed BY . horse-rsce
half mile heats. best two in three,
won by Garrison's " Fire-fy."
Ths annual hall was . pleasant A.
fair, in which about sixty couplestook
part, and - The Ne sna' hours Of ear
" nom advsncsd the Participants
ru~hedm more s.ger 10 the fray and not
until broad daylight did the music
csass OF the dancers sssp their mary
course And 20 ended the second
Annual Fair Of the Levis County Ag-
ricultssal Association A the years
ron On and the Associatsoss gain IN
k,,viedgs md expsris.oe. Let ..
hope saeh sscsssding Exhihitioo
viii b an improvement On the past
and the laEDsn vill look forward 10
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-02

Tribune to Owen King: You are
aware, Sir, that the present duty on
lead serves to exclude foreign lead
from our market"
Then, Of course, to this duty we
owe the present high price of lead
about ten dollars per thousandl
The present duty on lead compels
the miner TO sell his mineral" for
one cent per pound, and to pay ten
cents for it when he buys it back
again III the shape Of white lead The
less protection of this kind the bet
ter for the miner, and for Us al. Does
the Tribune expect intelligent readers
to believe that il requires protection
TO keep the price Of lead up to ten on
twelve dollars per thousand Every
body knows that it is really worth
more than that the world over. Were
it not for the mon9polips that the
protective policy of the government
encourages, the price would never
have gone below twenty o. twenty
five dollars.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-02

George William Curtis denounees
tile proposition That Grant hc tic Re-
publican candidate for the Presidency
iii 1851.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-02
From Linden.

Linden, July aSt, 1878. KS You
would like local from this place, |
thought would contribute one for
the Democrat Politics worry quiet, and
The Farmer is very busy 1T present
rpaping his golden harvest, which
bids faR 10 yield more than III ay-
erage crop, The latest news we
have here is the forming Of the
Consolidated Mining Co. Of Linden
with the following officers: Joseph
sGolasWorthy, late butcher Of MINI
cfa Point, Capt. William Pollard.
the we'll known, popular and hos
pilahle landlord Is superintendent.
This il Thought 10 b. ihe best selec-
tion that could have been nude Ter
the position; VIM Pollard has en-
tered upon his duties With the chu-
aeteristie energy Mr. William Webb
Is Elttman. i. Garlic rimherman,
and James GolasWofthy as under
/ ground superintendent. under
sttma Mir. q. held this position iii tine
Rass u Henry mine III this place.
This IS also considered Ill excellent
selection, 'lhis company are nov
sinking \ shaft eighteen feet Wide, III
/ which they expect a strike the West
end Of tile Ross u Henry lode which
i IN I'M (hp wafer Appttmn1ly #iS ltAy
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-02

and illasmHch Us the agricu Itural
CLASSES Of aborcrS arc not suffering
while nearly I'LL others are tle latter
i" Iall other classes except tar agricul-
tgral class are to DO chiefly con-
sidered by you. The Tribune to
Hon. owen Kline"
If the above means anything ii
means that ut present the farmers Of
Che country arc receiving more for
their labor than il their due, taking
into consideration that which ii re-
ceiyed for labor ~ oti i classes;
and THAT the strong arm III the gov
eminent should Interfere ANIL make
the general wages fund common 70
all. This of c0usrr e;n only be dome
~ taking from the farmers and civ
ing To the others. II the farmers ol
The Third Congressional District want
This policy carried out lei them Vote
for i protectioni5t against a frea-
trader.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-02
Local Items.

scarce.
Capt Minor and wife Of Belmont,
are visiting friends in this city.
a new fence Is being built IN front
Of the Episcopal Church and 3nctory.
The Republican Gonsr essional Con-
yention will be held al Mnscoda,
Sept. I'd.
Dr. FioId is soiourning 1T Madison
and Sun Prairie lie will return next
week.
Rev. j. w. Evans formerly Of this
city is now ia charge Of i prosperous
church III Litchheld, HI.
y. &. Benefits house, destroyed by
iho tornado, il being rebuilt and will
cook well when completed.
George j. SchrllcAgcr, principal Of
Tie La Crosse public schools, is stop
ping IN town.
Miss Ella Potter Of Platteyllc has
been spending 4 few days here visit
ing among her friends.
The Chldren's Society Of the M. =.
Church will give another entertain
mont on Tuesday evening, ut the City
Hall. very interesting time may
be expected.
That new delivery wagon with
which II. ]. PenhaIlcgon u Son de-
liver -four is quite stylish
IL must have been Dutch eclipse.
iHe want our eclipse longer before
four o'clock next time.
Misses Allie and Lille liashby, Of
Warren, IRE visiting among their old
acquaintance II This city.
l1orrpugA5 show win be in Mad
sonou the l7th o. august, and will
perhaps visit This place before the
season il out.
a writer signing himself Nation
aiiat' sends rs IN article on Fiat
Money. which owing 70 It's length is
crowded ont this week.
Cheek Republicans who took part
i'll the underhand urll Of the cam
paign Of 1876 prating about the duty
III lead.
Mi. samuel Kitchens Of this city
started for California on Monday. He
intends 70 make that State The future
home Of himself and family.
Thos. Brown, formany years county
surveyor Of Lafayette. and surveyor
ol this county III ls75 o. died III Oar
lington few days ago.
The Good Templars Tent at Oar
ington was largely attended and the
meetings are very highly spoken Of.
rhey show III Lancaster to-day and
tomorrow.
For the benefit Of horsemcn and
others Interested, NC publish Il list of
toe races u nerun Al the coming fair
ol the Southwestern Wisconsin IN
Austrisu Association.
The outer Wallis ~ The Odd Fellows
hall arr completed. ~ o. q. + 1873.
ent III j; block 81 red sand stone from
~ - lInn,tt. on,,r, /. ,l,nnd H. ~
,,a,. ,,,lr n u. hnt,d;na
III,
't'''a '. ',', 49, W. -, ~
f'eWea = N'''''i'' 'l''s INV ss''''"
~ a -, w. ~ u',',"'a 'n',,,''E
ias', ~ l"Nf' = H'uV''' o''''
"'''' '''.''' t''''.l. 80.
.o.'' 'Nl''''' ~ 49,, '',sva -,
NV - s'''''.'', Z, 80 go ~ MINT"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-02

House and Lot for Sale or Rent
i. Il. SHEPPARD desires to sell o.
rent his dwelling house situated on
Fountain street.
For particulars apply 70 him III his
Marble shop, 81 u Major t'lo Wncy. u
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-02
IRISH CATHOLIC
PICNIC.

The members Of St. Paal's
Irish Catholic Church will hold
their annual picnic in the heauti
fiji grove about 4 quarter u i
mile north Of the German Grave
Yard on the Dodgeville road, OIL
Thursday, August 18th.
The arrangements will be . made
that all who wish 10 attend may
enjoy themselvt after their own
fashion. Everythin- n tic way
Of retreshm .nts suitable fit the
season and occasion Will be ilr
nished at reasonable rates, Ice
Cream, Lemonade, Oranges. Iaia
dies, etc, III abundance. y goa'
dinner can be had On tic grounds
for thirty five GEMS. Tie biiGor.l
Point Ba q has been engaged tor
the day also Suith's String Band,
to whose strains the logs Of Min.
eral Point and vicinity aYe wet.
accustomed. The old and youa4
will have an opportunity ot enjoy
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-02

Packing hau,r meats. Hams aud
shoulders IL 4 HI Pfi1#uNs.
l'lesa .sfoeafla, and pro4 .ons 1t
aIt hiads constantly "a ha1 II klH-
ME Il Spfat r's.
QUafa ~ hy VIII mpa -n.Ise tgH
ms. Tobacco. NIuA lAeN e4n aaY Na3-
hQg ijlos. 500 ~ NQrtA e'uoIlsa.
Ill Tile same irite
H sou want first sIass 'lr{ goods
and groceries - ID John ns la
opposite YIN. II FIsars tui.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-02

DodgeVlle had q little election all
Ivy itself on Wednesday, On the prop
osition to dissolve the charter.
Mrs. Kisselll is doing Il smashing
business in the clearinghouse line.
She has large number Of boarders.
and they all say, go to Mrs. Kissell
If you want to be well fed"
r.. j. PenhaIlegon & Son keep on
hand the very best brands of -four
We have tried some Of their flour
and know whereof We speak when we
say it ranks with the very best III
the market. They deliver it to any
| part Of the city free Of charge.
FEMALE WALKlsT. Miss ENilda
I.achapclle will walk in LcnaIans
Hall on Friday and Saturday. She will
attempt to walk one hundred miles in
twenty-five hours. The track on
which SHE will walk requires thirty
one turns to the mile. The New
York Clipper, the Madison Democrat
and other papers speak very highly of
Miss Lachapelle and her walking.
We repeat, "tlat if it was not for
Mr.. Kings financial views he would be
d good Democrat " This us the Inter
County Times remarks, uuy be Il little
"thin'-bnt not quite 80 thin IS the at
temptto make the people believe that
In the matter Of congressional cleo
tions there should DE but one issue, and
THAT "the finances" The editor Of the
Times has gone crazy upon one idea.
and raves because every body else
is not crazy upon the same yagary.
The Witness describes the new
town clock in Platteville rs follows:
The clock, without dia5, and bell cost
delivered in PIatteyille, siI025. The
bell weighs 800 pounds, and at TWEEN
ty-cight cents per pound, would be
worth 1880, leaving the cost Of the
clock alone SG05. The striking
weight weighs SO pounds The
pendulum il eight feet long md the
bail weighs l25 pounds, The dialS
are live feet III diameter; the NUM-
erals are solid brass fastened with
screws.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-02

Just now there il rush for public
lands, thousands coming 70 the CON
cll,sion That II will pay better e ~
cure i homestead III the West than
il will e hong around the crowded
cities. II isestimatted THAT the mum
Der Of settlements will nearly double
those 81 last Year. This increase il
50 large that il keeps the office hard
al work. The nation, however, has
land enough. although the various
railroad and other corporations have
gobbled up agreat deal, 10 last ! great
many years set,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-02
Congressional An Opinion from
Outside the District.

DAYS INC SIOUX lily llONdl IIDllile.
-"The Grembaclicrs Of the third CON
gressional district Of Wisconsin have
nominated Owen King Of Iowa coun-
ty. II is mo- unlikely That the Demo-
Gratis will fail to put candidate in
the field. In such i case, IIazeton,
the present incumbent may have tile
1000 to 1000 republican majority in
the district transpoSed 50 as to leave
i minus quantity OH his side. The
expectationof his friends that he
would distinguish tile district by his
"hrilliancy' was q novelty i'll eNprc-
fancy Which rcconciled the party ~
his immoEiies in politics Md phi
ytte life. Tine friends, however, are
disappointed with thpeNeCrdia@ apae-
ity Of their heroes aelatI record aHd
his ilIegitimate prestige il on tIte
Wulle.
"The Mineral Point Democrat pub
lished IN Mr.. Owen Kings county, III
mentioning his nomination for Com
greSs by tile Grrgnbackers says: Mr.,
Kng has not. however, by his asSoci-
alton with the new putty changed
amy OF his political principles 81 opiA-
ions, and is just as sound i Democrat
now as he was four years ago, when
lie was elected to the Legislature hy
the Democratic party" = Eicltlamd
County Republican,.
Mistake, Mr.. Republican. The
Democrat didn't say amy such thing.
4 correspondent made the statement
you attribute to us. What we did
sly was this MIR. King has seen lit
to cut loose from the Democratic par
ly IN, act independent " II, Which
he had i perfect right to do. lie can
not therefore he considered Il good
Democrat Mr.. King is an honest
upright mau, his character Is I'M
inpeachable. ho is Il believer in ncal-
III all of theprinciples Of Democracy
and belongto whatever party he may,
his election is i thousand times more
to DC desired thm. the election Of 4
,leua goguc whose chief ambition Is to
keep himself and his corrupt party
III power, Understands, Mr.. Repub-
| can: We 10 not advise the DEM
ocrats 70 nominate Mr. King,
hit between iIazclln, who Will 10
Your candidate and Mr.. kin@ the
Democrat totes for King every
time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19
fetlures Gnc Algetlrqg.

nR. l.. SAUNEUR'S FRENCH LECTURES,
II 1881 BRONpN AN. SCHOOL OF l. VT AGit~.. ON
Holta. tn" Ith ~ Nuvcmb"r ~ $50. ~. J. JNFtH
M OF lcct on French Liter tIie These
lee, urr. " ID a week, NOu'iN, ini IhUIs
tats - tW-gi1 ir,tIrs Tickets ar coll by T. W:
tiIISIIEKN. :. Guyls y place AM 70 Pl - ANS 49,
81. iNc. "a. A. sd sd
rgNUE REV. WILLIAM LLOYD will lecture
or the lI"i,,. flI I.,k EIii' ~ ir il''Ag " +:
,-Ii..i las, l-i t-,rn LIT and ..t'7 Hr MONDAY
l.\INiNG ucio,.l co.. ii s.. p I.,A-.-. -5,auiS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19
r. PLEASANT MILITARY ACADEM,Y,

- ~CO able quarterly for boarding schooling b9okSNc
&c &c. No IN RIA Gil ARG NluHcl' all " ~ any
sIur : C. Sho.tNdge Iarvarl, \ Vi , Media Penn H. tN
recommended by Bayard TAYLOR hur. FcrHad" VOC uEe
Nan Horseu Colonel Hinton General Coils. judge r'odl
fhe Rev Fdwald Iounsucry. the Rev Edward H. i"'HlnN
Rev I'm ana Peabody and any Others An N' 'HH
F,r young men and Uoys all ami all graduates
see circular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19
Eau 5tbools.

ANNUAL SESSION (20th) of the Law School
~ Of University Of the city 81 Sew York rrlIs Ocn
Der 7ih students enter at The Law Library Uncr
sity Hall WashHgtO square. al t"r circulars &C.
apply d. r. JAQU rs. r~eCy Of Faculty 2Jl broadway
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
~ The twenty first annual term viii commence Wcdnes
dav October q and continue until May TO- 1879 College
graduates admi ted without examination Othe ap
admission The Of study
ules two wears Tuition fees, 800 anBun. For ca'a
fOguos information address THEODORE W. DWIGHT.
Walden Of school, GTest Jonesst Newloik city
VALE Law SchoOl.-Regular course, 2 years;
GraGuats course for degree OF DCLl wears Fall term,
opens Sept 2G. Address Prof. WAYLAND Now-HaVen Ct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19
DanllnQ Ata0emles

ALLEN D0DWORTHS school for Dancing,
IA No 05l FIFrlIANE.
NOW OPEN. FOR TERMS. &C, SEND FOR CIRCULAR
NOTICE-Mr DODWORTH respectfully suggests 10 those.
persons entered the Of their children pupils for
this season that extremely radio whom the
children will Communications 10 that effect VIII
Do thankfully received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19
Slinnliona UAuit3 Ma!es.

'D\CIIilNN. Ar.-A respectable cOloicd man
as li.r,rS, g. a,.mtn also willing to assist
.7. good i,i I,u..- both ,iy q country
uoo. .,t."t 'r 'acto.u,r,. j. g., %" "''t -'il w.
/'ONCIiNNN and GROON.-By Il r"liahl"
mann. ,Irr-II can! diver and go excellent .o'.. .tlOt
t.tu,r. -.,tf ,.lt, good ely "iru,,- "lnr nud
'a. sGGt,-s tuACli.i -. al ioiu"i oi ')ciS
200 " 81 sam -'.
B'>EFEL NNN.-Am'Iiran; city Tri"icu-
..3, 'r lou,,t,. -'tly tenn. $50" iu grocery, hid
v,t. hUi. .,-lm.iILf IfuCr - WR l'IHui uuti'
... .-,, Wrud "oIA Ion - NrcA Address BOA LII
~.uth H,t"IL, & I'D.
tEAITER.-A Young colorcd man aS inst
w Dee uul,r.t Il. Tia h f"' 10 iIl II,
lascl.rs. A'Hrc-- KOHIH1~, Al itha'r c"l "tthSi.
Nt'AiIER.-A~ waiter la private iamHN'
w Dos q youue coor"; nan. single and 'iu finnish i.r
be . at ,.y g. .Ie.a, Address H. ". I.lhuh" pt""h O
h,,. ~ broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19

CLASSICAL SCHOOL fer i R9TI oT Ga@S nf"
.0o"'iiI In structiou of-u. Sepi.mnp.I 6"i' ~
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Cktit5tGNG.


NETROPoLIiAN ELEVATED RAILWAY
t,'roH iT'fT N.l-..t urrt f1r Ht street Ferry and
" ,uuu,ts,u go a. tur south tIv.
COIILA NuI t' g. c.irsi puut Fog JtI'ry Ci'y M
tOuimur'piw tr.urA .. ,,.,...
Hirci, Strrct .tIt :" li''"Srn ,,. ..., ,,,.
CHAMEEl.>~ lli-t ,aicsi point b.. '"''N'A ana h'is
RAILWAY
rRANKIIN SIEft -
SI,Et.- point Tor DrS ss'- street Ferry
Ia Jersey tity Tsnirs Line st' f Albany. AM
roune.t.lg With t~is Tor DesbrOsS,s 4 = st 1rdAi
~tI''t Ferries. - o.,
r>i,IHSrREFr- earrst Point Tor CHRISTOPHER ~.r'et
ysp liuGok connect WITH cars ior Christopher
.lu 4 lflI -fft q rrltr.
CITIZEN TH ~rKt tsr-Nru ~ point 20 nion square,
MHi a., and ,t"uu Theatre, Academy az Muse. lr.
Il. aud lammAIv Url~. connecting Win cars Tor last
TWrury. thiyd am ilur', tn street Ferries .
!" strrt fcrry to jr l.r''r ~ and rart
Tt,a,i-,. I.tal Op,ra huu,,, s"TInr'- HaTden aud
Ma Tempe. and Twenty thrl street Ferry to Jer
THIIylY THIRD STREET Nearest point 10 Siandlri
broadway ana fittA Avenue Ia" trr-. Apuhiln ana
Francisco Mmsels. connecting Win cars Tor wee
Foi.rYSttOND STRAIGHTFORWARD with y. Y Transfer
-. e. abs bI and central Depot.
FIFIIErW SrKEEl- ...., -, ~,
80 ,n ,nr,fuy WITH , ar ,, B'ii iIue it,lrl't.
soH :'PTDWN trains take East side .tat'n
non bow y row y train. take WEST -rl' siauou
FhTF 10 cos -, except between "a" h'ni- OF oSJ -
= 80 a m and 8 10 il, when lle ar : > cents 49,,
'''' " ~" ~ NN. H. GARRISON, President
MVAS BgOCKLIN SIp't
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nlusiral Instruments.

DI7NAIIAVT, late :. Y. BALL * CO..
n. No - FASI lsfi.-f
,,ckrriug'. Struw.y and other Plaos anI organs low
cash. on instalneuts amt for rent
NEEDHAMS MUSICAL CABINET,
~ A new Instrument. upul which any one can play
any tune by simply work thc p.>lal. as aud up
NEEDII ANS PANlOR ORGANS. $50 90 stops, dot'ho
900 Bay " manufacturer and ave tNp uUhIA
r. p NEEphAN son 10 last I'D y. y
DIANOS and ORGANS at factory prices.
reduction 10 close ont present stO'A ot zoo NV
ADD second hard Instruments Of hr-t Ca-, mskrfs iuy
warranted and AZ prices that DEFY COAPk itoN it
cash or iu,taltnents AGLNES WANTED lOf MAlEnS.
SUPERIOR BELL ORGANS and PIANOS. lunsuns'
catalogues mailed HORACE WATERS & SoNH Mshu,,
,clurrs aud Dealers 40 last lIthst y Al'0 "ehe's'
AGENTS for sHOSlN8ERo' oeisbrated ok"ANs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19
Jnsirntrlon.
vor Bows and Young Men-Cou
Established 1852

KIND FIRM DISCIPLINE; ,ooprss
MODERATE CHNhHr-o'
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liunhrnpt Not Ces


II f5rr., %, rII.', DISTRICT 81 NIMAnEk IN
.rIr mr.,. 90 IH'NA- -NHl-"N. i".luwi ~
b., .sit ,oa,, a.'.n.t 49, '-t't. A." IH"Mao
2@ @H. o. the -'gr o. <,.'er a-,.i .,l
mra' arg DOG a't ~ ,' ' T ~, , ~ ,,I
rrr..ty 5y hin ere trellr b. ,n meet ar q tle
'i' off, ~ 50. n,,.l ', , , r,,t ,nuff ~
.rlI r,y To- n '..'cn 20 N' -. H.otHN} u Oh. So OF
4.'a; " 5''" Xxx. , ' al fie oc, ~ -a,c d.. i.n
lot ISL fA1 y. ..ai'''I '.-.'i'i.
hi~l RIG COT IL al me " - : \ ! -
r,i.2 of Jo-I - GIi:Gll: as 50 tiN g. rA>~ na:s
'I't' -i al ' ''ri .o.' t@'.'. ofJ-i nia,E
~ $ca Nor-. 81 no -"'''f >'"h".S n .'' H'' l' l
iaag'G G1, '1i,s T' n ,, e c any rr,pi oos
Jug 70 ,a4 oaa9g,, ,,o a'p s,, OF l vs. E, , . %
INK cf ne crror o. -a' n'nAIgri, ." pro. The, s''-
sta court u hInn'! t,n' ho".1 a. SO ~. H'I"o
Noyclnb,r 4 H. i~,- Il = "'".k n al iur ono 81 ii'r
WIocr Al.cl equine "ar % ll' i'r,i'S 10 I.nAn''' II
hISTRIt ! tOIkl at the NJ ~ - ] \ -
i'rm 1 rot Of -p>IG s. iiorEi>- janlruw - HAN
sad conn against rnc ,.ial. 81 ~lrNN vs. 1nrEIN-.
tie Stat Of ;r,, 1ork in ,,a D.ui,r. ad-d a.Arupl
~, aD"" , ,1 "T" % aag , 'nane 10 sad bank
rt to Inn or l., D.. ni an" ' ,, ,'a ,. 81 , . ,
by ,o m G,o I L lo rr,. and roor GRO o. nor
at NiIaIuuit}
49,, i,l,. Ulu,Isiy.
IN lad District on M aiv - N.ycmt,r \ l~'s.al
ii o'cnr 4 NJ The ONCE ~ John ll''h, rsFu.Ic, one
- t,, A.. s,.,,,, IN I..rL rupf,y ~ -lll cont.
'"' - ! "a y, WA '''l "''''"F',
FNIIlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: ~ nd on the
| Doth day Of October A. j. I-1r . Warrant In Bank.
tnrtcy wa. issued against the ,aiar 81 SAMUEL q.
TIiI .CII IL NrwYofA. The county 81 Sew
YoTk ana Siatn 81 Sew york. wh" la been aiudg'"
n bankrupt on his own r,uu"n; uAi iL' payment .,
drDts and delivery ~ any property l.!"niinf l."
such bankrupt 10 hW or =" us ne. dHi We 'd'H''
Of any property 10y in a." %" n"d' ~ laN 'h"l me-
ing 81 NC ci'Nl"i. 81 h' '' ''unlu't !" "'' ~
drDh ana q" '"'7 ON, 81 ' i' 49,. ''' ~ ''
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lJ@ II"W"dJ m I' JUS 81 b." l"h. I,I'l' NI li",'
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