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Attention il called to the Centennial
Buggy! Top, sold by Geo. Virgins d
20. Car be put OIL any buggy or seat
whsteyer ina few minutes. 1t is the
noatest. lightest, AMI in every way the
best Top made, and costs only $1,000.
Send Tor cireulars to or call OH
CSC. WIGGHs q Co.,
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The Library Association will give 4
public. entertainment at tho courI
house tomorrow night. Tho public
generally sre invited. President May
field and others will deliver addresses,
DO not Supply your baby with Opt
nm or Aorphia mixtures, but use DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup which ia always
SAfs and never disappoints. 2Se.
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The Largest and Best assorted lot Of
Landreth's Garden Seeds in town at
Traynor's Drugstore.
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Married-Fcb. Il, 1873, at the resi-
dence of j. 7. Sartin, Mr.. 3. ii. Bean
20 Miss Callie Hayes.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

State Of Tennessee-Bwdiey County. :
ELLA DEARlNG & THOMAS l..
DEARING Us, ISABELLAJ. LEAD
Err.
The plaintiffs having suel tho defendant for
nfty-tlircc dollars due by account and the de-
PENDANTS property having been attached and
Il appearing that the defendant ls u non resi-
dent or has left the State Of Tennessee 80 that
the ordinary process Of the Law can not be scrv-
Cd upon her, II Ia therefore ordered that publi-
cation he made for more than six months In
the WEEKLY HERALD. a public newspaper pub.
lishCd In Cicy,iaad, Tenn csspc, repairing the
defcndcnt TO appear before me NJ my office IN
Cleveland, Tennessee, on saturday, the in day
o. August NcNt, aud make dcfense 10 the plain
Witnces my hand al Oflce IN Cleveland. this
theOth day cf February, 1878 D. g. TlPTuE,
&u-W. + Tor n {.
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LOCAL.
For Rent.

Green Corn and Green Beams for sale
Vi the Bakery.
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Annther startling FniInre.

We scarcely ever look over the papefs
hut what wo sec heavy business failures,
but the greatest failure Of all takes place
every day IN our own homes, by per-
sons who arc suffering from coughs,
colds and all kinds Of pulmonary affcc-
lions, who fail to procure a bottle Of
that Sovereign Cough Medicine,
"Symphyx'' do not neglect your cough,
buy a bottle and get relief.
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EY-Buy your Clocks At the Z. o. Book
store. They sell from 81 to $l2. s-day
timc-keepers.
a-9S-3ip 2.,...-, .4
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Rest quality of IIemlock Leather at
6urguine. & Johnston's.
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Best Side Spring Buggics only $500.
Best End Spring Buggics only $500.
No shoddy works all warranted to
give satisfaction-only best material
used complete in cvory respect, Now
IL tho time. Gro. WIGGISs 4 Co.,
Cleveland, Tenn.
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Best Seed Potatocs-b0th Sweet and
Irish, at the Bakery. Call and see
them. Finest In town.
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For Attorney General.

We are authorized and requested TO announce
@ W. NJ. BRADFORD as a gar dfdAte for
Chancellor. Election in August
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Many special aids to students, in addition to
a very full prOnouncing and defining yorabula-
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most complete as well as by far the cheapest
Dictionaries of our language.
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Mar 2~0-7T-ly.
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Choice Leather at SurSuine & John.
1ten'N.
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We are authorized aud requested TO announce
A. l.. SPEARS OF Marion county as a candidate
for Attorney GENERALITY Judicial Circuit,
composed Of the Counties OF Bradley, Polk,
hcNinn, Mcigs. Rhea. Jamrs, Hamilton, STA.
lion, sequatchee aud Bledsoe. o
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For Chancellor.

We are authorized and requested to announce
candidate for Chancellor. Election In August.
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Fine WINES and BRANDIRs at Hen
~ Joseph's.
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For Sheriff.

We.arc authorized and requested 10 announce
DANIEL MCDONNELL as a candidate fUI
Sllerih al p!s ensuing August election. n"
" c are authorized and requested to announce
GEO. X. HAYES as d candidate for sheriff
Election in August.
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For Trustee.

We are authorized and requested TO announce
\. j. WHITE ~ q candidate for re- election Il
The office Of County Trustee. Election in Au.
gust.
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For Circuit d

W are authorized and requested tO-aenouBc,
Hon. LEWIS SHEPHERD as Gindidatc foJ
Ciicrlt J~udgc-diStrict comboscd III the conn.
t!cs Of Bradley, NcMinn. Fox, RHea{ Neisr
Jnmcs, Hamilton, BledsOe, Marion and 30.
uuutchic,
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Whittier. sumner, Holmes, Irving, winthrop.
hGassiL, Marsh. Henry. Everett, Maln, Quincy,
FELTON,, billiard, AMI thu majority of our most
distinguished scholars. and is, besides, rerogni-
zed as authority by the Departments of our Ia-
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For Register

We are authorized and requested to announce
J. ". HICKS Us 3 candidate for County Rsgis-
ter,
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Look ont for plenty of money in a few
lays. The silver bill has passed, ana
he Secretary of the Treasury, it is no.
ped, will send us all ten dollars each.
If lie don't, what good is the law to us?
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Atlanta Markets,
Corrected by
E. r.. COZ 81 co.

COMMISSION
Dodge City times., 1878-07-06
REUNrrING THE BANDS.

Thova 10 ola adou> ahauf in,
st. ,5 5,.,.-,,;,r a. Ia;s,,. Rr,, ,h...
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,;.;,v h.f,rah.na and ,f,a, Ion.a AZ
,non,h. ar,,n, -h;oh ,;r,. ..., ,.-t,.
all the dom.stic r.,..;ons ,h.t ~, h..
,u..n mo, and w;f. ,h., h;,a ,h.;, Gov
tunes in IavfnI v.oloct oesr an ;nn;.n;.
tv n the ..credr.ss of tba marital yov
soc;.tv pro,sc,s ir. simnl;c;tv and nu,;tv
n, e.tah,,sb.d cus,o,,s and the ,anct;ons
g II !. oa.n.. ...;,., ,;,,,.
and dscencv ,o v;ola,. th.s. customs and
I.ws
W. dom, wish tn ;nsn,t tho mara, ..ns.
os ths co,,mnn;tv M r.can,tn,a,;no all tha
fo;h,es in the a.c.,o.na of hpm., ch.,.c-
tor prohah,v "a can ,hov tb. evils of
these ,ran.ress;ons and tim. deter .ome
ON. from committing an ofF.n.. .oa;n.t .o-
cie.v and hicb b.aven. Tho t..k !. mar.
han. c.st;no ne,r,s hefor, .~;ne Thar.
mnst ha a stroug .ant;w.r, n. . h.,r;a,
AGAINST the evil doiur. Of fr.il and ve.t
Dodge City times., 1878-07-06

A correspondent at Dodge City, writes
TO the N. Y. Times. under date of june 10
from which we extract the following.
At the next session of the Kansas Legis-
latare very strong petition viii go in
from Dodge City TO have the dead line"
moved farther west, at least as far as the
State limits Should such measures pres
vail. as seems highly probable. then an
other season may see West Las Animss the
great shipping point. Hugo. on the Kan>
sas Pacific. and Ogalalla on the Union Pa
cific will be- its prominent compositions for
the cattle trade.
The cattle shippers complain . good deal
of the high rates ef transportation eharg-
ed by railroad companies. and talk of dri-
wing their cattle TO market il due cOpces>
sions are not made. Last year the rail-
roads got to cutting and that of co Ourse
stopped oil complaint. 1t was q good
thing for the shipping. But the new com
binations viii serve to Keep the tan6 pret-
" well up this season. In anticipation of
it stock men are looking about to see what
Is best 10 be done.
Dodge City times., 1878-07-06
PERSONAL.

Ed. 0fferie, of offerle, was in Dodge on the
4ih. He gave us pleasant call.
Murray Wear, Of sPesrville, was in this c ty
or the glorious day and called at ttis office.
Chas. DeLeon, Co. A. 18th Inf was in Dodge
with his family, Tuesday. They gave . call
Deieon has 40 days furloagh.
DIR Milton, Dentist, returned Tuesday.
J. N. IL. Bowman. spearville. WAS in the city
Monday. He got TO the joint on the license.
Rufus G. Brown. q cattle dealer, of warrens-
burg. Mo-, arrived Tuesday morning,
Dodge City times., 1878-07-06

Tbe foot-raee wss woa By Mr.. ". n
Lsar. Of the Pueblo COMPANY. over H,,k
Withsrv, also OF Pueblo.
The trotting race was won BY p. G.
Reynolds roam colt 'Sareophagus.
Norris Collar carried Of the belt In III.
wheslbarrow race amidst rounds Of an.
plause.
The novel feature Of the races Va.
the creased pig which was captured bv
Henry Wright after an exciting chase.
Jim Anderson's Brown Monkey failed
to make connections on his way up from
Lansas City and did not reach here in
time for the race, therefore the yictery
was declared in favor of Beatty & Kelleys
Grey" in race against time.
About 4 80 closed the exercises on the
grounds and the procession again formed
and marched back to the city to give
those who wished to attend an opporu>
nifty to rest and prepare for the grand ball
to take place in the evening.
The ball was immense, and surpassed
the expectations of the managers, being
very largely attended and exceedingly
enjoyed bv everybody. The spacious
Court House Hall was festooned with
stars and stripes, and everything blended
IN harmony to make pleasure reign sn>
preme. The prog .amme was as follows:
Dodge City times., 1878-07-06
The CIMARRoN PIONEER.

The first number of the Cimarron PIo>
SKER was issued last Tuesday. 1t is edit
ed and conducted BY Jos. E. Morcombe. a
young man of fine ability. and who gives
promise of much usefulness. He is q fine
writer and will adapt himself to the news
paper profession. The Pioneer is a credit
to the growing town of Cimarron. We
wish il unbounded success.
Dodge City times., 1878-07-06

Mr.. H C. Lowell arrived fron his cstts
camp 100 miles southeast Of hero ycstef>
day. He spent the fourth in very aefe~
able manner in the country. His partner
Mr.. Mason. with his family. from Ksnses
City. came out, and accompanied By NJ:
Lowell, visited their cattle rancho. nsnee
in the Ninnesous and had . genera
countrv 2ic-nie.
Dodge City times., 1878-07-06

c. T. Pickett left last night for Larned
where he viii for short time teach in the
institute at that place. We trust he will
return and again take charge of the Dodge
City Schools. He is an excellent teacher
and GENIAL gentleman
Dodge City times., 1878-07-06
OFFICIAL RRRORT.

Regular meeting Of the Board OF County
Commissioners was held At the County
Clerks oface Monday July lst, ISIS. at 10
o'clock m
Present. Geo. b. Cox. Chairman, A. J. Pea
cock and J. W. sidlow. Commissioners. and j..
b. Means, Clerk.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
The following bills were examined and allowed
and Clerk ordered to issue county warrants for
the same:
Dodge City times., 1878-07-06

At meeting Of the Dodge Citv Fire
Company last Monday evening the follow
ing officers were elected for term OF GA
months: p. l.. Beatty, Marshal. c. y.
Beeson. First Assistant; Samuel MARSHALL
Second Assistant; Lloyd Shinn. SECRETARY;
C. W. willett. Treasurer: L. Godley'
Sergeant
Dodge City times., 1878-07-06

Having been appointed Agent for K N.
WRIGHT. parties knowing themselves in
debted 20 him. either for Rent or old ac-
count, are requested to call and settle as
these matters must be closed.
jeI5 SAMUEL MARSHALL.
Dodge City times., 1878-07-06

Mr.. J. McCollister. the accommodating
host of that popular hotel, the Summit
House. of Spearville, gave Us call ves>
terday, accompanied by Mr.. A. r. Chess>
nut, venerable old gentleman who has
just arrived from Jacksonville. Illinois
on sightseeing trip.
Dodge City times., 1878-07-06

N. W. Sutton, County Attorney. return
this morning from the East End. where
he had gone on legal business. Tho law
firm Of Sutton & Colborn is doing cousid-
erabio business.
Dodge City times., 1878-07-06

A barge line has beeu established on the
Missouri river. The first barge tow arriv-
ed Tuesday and loaded with grain.
Dodge City times., 1878-07-06

Ben SprnRcr's Theatef Comique opened
on tho evening of the 9Th and the mouse
was crowded.
Dodge City times., 1878-07-06

Mr.. N. Haiti. Texas Wholesale ner-
chant, of San Antonio, and also IN exten-
sive cattle owner. was in the city this
week, having brought herd to market
Dodge City times., 1878-07-06

The Texas pony drive has not been an
insignificant one this season. 6. 3ls ponies
have been driven from Texas to Kansas
frow April to June 10.
Dodge City times., 1878-07-06

]. G. Thompson has assumed the duties
of Government Agent at this point, vice
Geo. bennett transferred. Mr.. T. is q
cordial gentleman.
Dodge City times., 1878-07-06

g. NJ. Mullendorf. of the Detroit Post.
o. sst tho Fourth in Dodge. guest Of H.
r. Mess
Dodge City times., 1878-07-06

Deputy Sheriff simeon woodruff. from
the eastern part of the county dropped in
to see us this morning.
Dodge City times., 1878-07-06

HouskHoID- GooDs. Dishes. CARPETS.
~ SKEGEL MARSHALL.
Real Estate Agent.

SHIRTS and underwear to measure at
James c. COnnor's.
Dodge City times., 1878-07-06

Mr.. and Mrs. DE Leon of Camp Supply,
passed through Dodge this week on their
way TO Fort Lvon to visit friends
Dodge City times., 1878-07-06

The inimitable James Martin, who has
been down in the Pan Handle for some
months put in an appearance this week.
Dodge City times., 1878-07-06
MARRIED..

In this city. July 5th. by Judge r. G..
Cook, Mr.. r. X. OBERT and Miss Cora
CHAMPION, of Chicago. I'll. No cake.
Dodge City times., 1878-07-06
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
DODGE CITY. SATURDAY. JULY 3. '1s

Major vanveorhis came uV from Spear
vile and took in the celebration.
Dodge City times., 1878-07-06
DIED.

At Fort Dodge. July 1sf, infant son of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Vaadenbergh.
Dodge City times., 1878-07-06
THE FOURTH.
How That Day Was Celebrated IN
Dodge City.
Thirty Pueblo Firemen Pay us q
Welcome Visit.

and observed the 4th Of July as holiday
and a day of festivities. The effort was
not vigorous or the ceremonies imposing.
but foundation was laid for the future.
and last Thursday 4th was ushered IN
with the roar of cannon and the beating
of drums. and departed unobserved by
the gay patriots who danced at the mid
night ball.
The celebration was conducted by the
Dodge City Fire company. an organization
comprizing nearly all the leading citizcns
and business men Of the city. The dem
onstrations were principally in honor Of
the Pueblo firemen in return for the royal
manner in which our iremen were treated
during their recent visit to Pueblo
After everything had been arranged for
the reception. on the afternoon OF the Sd
Messrs. p. L. Beatty. J. c. Connor and
Lloyd Shinn, of the Dodge City Fire Com
pany, took the western freight and AZ
rived at Lakin at Up. NJ. where they ex-
rcctod to meet the Pueblo visitors. The
passenger train from the west was due at
Lakin between and 10 O'Clock, and as it
neared the depot the voice of the Pueblo
Fireman was heard in the land-and We
speak not rashlv when we assert that tie
lungs of the Pueblo boys are not con-
structed of damaged or unsOnnd timber.
After allowing the passengers to take
supper the train moved on down the Ar
kansas toward the wicked city of Dodge.
The boys sang ''Mary had little lamb
and other new Operatic sOngs. interspersed
with sparkling chOruses, and occasionally
the order was given to ''pass the ruby"
after which another song vas in order.
1t was after midnight on the morning of
the 4th when the tram reached the Dodge
City depot and the inhabitants of our
quiet village seemed as if Just TUNED
loose. The crashing reports Of . SIX
pound mountain howitzer, planted in the
middle of the street. fairly shook the
earth. A bOn-fIo shed a brilliant light on
the flags aud bunting that decorated
Firemens' Hall, and small boys kept the
upper air filed with rockets. Tho Dodge
City Brass Band played q welcome tune
as the firemen marched to the hall, where
they were introduced to our citizens who
h.I 20 hAr
s,..,.,.s -. nod. h, u.r-,,.I Rs.,tv
w " wo-nhsv .nd " Nv Srt,or of
o,, ...,.n, ,..,nna.a 20 hv Jrso.
u,r, ottha pu.h,n o,,,r,rv
H.. ,.u.h, .,.., .na .,..s.n. a.
-. s,h - III ,S-s NJ nnhl;c damon.
-. -. "a. ,r,,, . ~ -ho,
.sa nr,o.s.,on 70. formed 20 march down
- ~. o.,a,,r.,;on oro,,d. !, the foIIow.
49, -.
w.psu.I ..y~no,,., w.,su., ,r.rry
FAC nr.prR OF purRIo coxpAyy
nopcr c,rx ,,.sa p.xn
,rr,, n r,p, corp.yv
nonor c,rv v,pr cowp.xv
cARR,Acrs vrH,cIxs HoRsrrKxAc
T. D., -, -. a..
c @ '
Dodge City times., 1878-07-06

Buggy tops. adjusted to any kind Of bug
gy or carnage 1t n. Collars. Price only
el0, co.
Dodge City times., 1878-07-06

Pueblo firemen visitors: Frank Withers,
Ben Davis. Arthur Carroll. Fred MUD,
rich. Charles Otero. Lewis Lehman, J.
Schneider, +. W. Howell. J. Hapling, C.
Patterson. Chas. Corney. j. c. Hart, 7.
Nathan. A. Newman. w. Barndollar. 7.
S. Smythe, G. J. Dun baugh. A. P. Benv
W. H. Loar. W. Breed, Geo. Thompson,
Frank Starks, B. Leonard, 80. Harris,
VIM. Sherman. Geo. Miller, K. Pinckney
Sam Duke. j. N. Colling. and Harry E.
Mulnix.
The celebration wound its merriment to
a close between three and four O'Clock
on the morning of the 5th and the Pueblo
fremen bid Dodge and her gaietiss. her
attractions by Rasl,Rht and her fremen
adieu. and started back to Pueblo-the
Geneva of America-and the home OF
q hundred or more Of the most priDcely
good fellows that ever lived.
We hope they derived some enjoyment
from their visit. and hope they will
come another year when our city shall
have grown and our facilities for enter
tanning them improved.
Dodge City times., 1878-07-06

&c. Zimmerman of Dodge City. and n.
Nelson OF sp.arville We're appointed as board TO
sasist the Probate Judge In the ex examipation Of
the County freasarer's books and accounts.
The petiticn Off. NJ. II. Rswinsn tor . dram
secp license was granted and the required
bonds accepted.
ON moiion the BOARD adjourned sine die.
JOHN n MEANS, CouRfy Clerk
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-30
CITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION.

Be st Resotoed 1y The Mayor and CNV toVncu OF
tile city Of Innkton:
SECTION l. That certain sidewalks in the city
of Yankton, to-wit The sidewalk on the west
SIDE of Broadway. in front of lot Il. block %,
Witl,elspoon's. Yankton the sidewalk on the
ID, block 8, lots II y Is, block IL, TOdd's Yankton ;
the sidewalk, Oh the east side of Walnu street,
in front OF lots 3, H.. Sc II. block 4, lots Z, 8 T. o.
OF block IL the sidewalk on the west side of
block 4, Yankton the sidewalk on the east side
OF Douglas avenue, in front of lots 5, & " {, block
j, and lots :, 6, . y 8, OF block2 sidewalk on the
west side of Capital street, in front of lots 13 Il
"a, block !, lots 10, II y Is, of block g, lots 10. II,
70; lG, ~ 1S, Of block 3 sidewalk ON the east
side Of Capital street, in front OF lots 3 4 4, of
block "a, lots ], 2. 3.4 and 5, of block. %, lots 3.
4. SO and Z. of block %. in Lower ankt0n side.
walk on the north side of Third street, in front
OF lot Fargo's subdivision Of block 26,, and
south side OF Third street, i'll front of lot IS,
block =. Lower Yankton sidewalk on north side
o. Second street, in front OF lot 8, blOck'2, Lower
,iankton, and in front of the west Onc-siXth of
and ., OF block IL, and lot ., Of block 10, Todd's
iankton; sidewalk on south side of Second
street, in front of lot 90, block !, Yanktoli, are
all in q bad and unsafe condition, and should be
Immediately repaired and it is, and is hereby
DECLARED to be necessary that tile same be re.
nances of the city require to be approved by tho
city engineer.
SECTION Z. This resolution shall be published
for four consecutive weeks in the official paper
of the city Of Yankton.
Approved, July'3d, 1873:
Passed July Cd, 1878. '"''
FRANK j. WAs1lAEAuGn.
CITY Clerk
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AN uNnEN1ABLE Tnuru..

You deserve to suffer, and if you lead
a miserable, unsatisfactory life in this
beautiful world it is entirely your own
fault and there is only one excuse for
you,-your unreasonable prejudice and
skcpticism, which has killed thousands.
Personal knowledge and common sense
reasoning will soon show you that
Green's August Flower will cur YOU of
Liver complaint, or Dyspepsia, with all
its miserable effects, such as sick head
ache, palpitation of the heart, sour stom-
ach, habitual costiveness, dizziness of
the head, nervous prostration, low spirits,
&c. Its sales now reach every town on
the Western Continent and not a Druggist
but will tell you of its wonderful cures,
You can buy a Sample Bottle for 10 cents.
Three doses will relieve you.
Sold by Mills & Purdv-
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1u the ecL,ps.
ny MAJOR srupKlNs.

The shadder hes cum am gone ava
Like the rcckcrlecshun of n aMgiFs drccm
Levin behind about an hour NV da lite
Afore the sun Slid down behind the ycarth.
Jult hes bin full NV shows am ~cgsithmcnts
18th NV JUL. Brutlier Haskell, Dan Ricc'S cirkts
An last, but not %leastest, tho soler eclips.
Wich wus the gratest NV awl
But.wy didn't yu kivcr up awl the lileo
lu mite Jest as wei II IL 1t,
lnsted NV levin a slice NV sun wicll
Looked like the nu mune, ora slice often y
Sirkular wottermillion III kantelope.
WY didn't yer cum in the mite, ennylOw,
An not boost the cllckings off to roost
Aforc tharc time, and st0ppin' work OH Dildins
An in the wect ~ticlds-makin' it so dark
In the salunncs that the boys couldn't see
How mcnny tlize wus i'll tharc kock -tales,
Rasin' NV the kost of glas an kandel smoke,
An Dustin the Use NV people lookin' at VI?
But yu got up the boss pannyrammy,
AM we kin see yurc abil til snuff out
Avn tho lite out NV the blasin' hot sun.
However, if VI want til satisfy YanctOn folks
Kiver it awl up the next time " cum,
Fur the Sittyscns here is hard tn plcsc,
And variable as the shade by the lite quivcrin'
Aspen made, as Woltcr Scot Scs.