Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1878-08-28
Notes ana News:

oHaas ~ assn 10 grass D"t all grass-"loo"s are MOI
Ine dutcninson h1nliy nave JUST starteo on
'.a' out.
This must be loUktd into--said the young lady
to the mirror.
Why arc young ladies like misery-because they
love company.
Within the past year 5000. 900 people have died
OF fstarvation IN India.
Kcnrney has been interviewed in Chicago. II
seems that be uses lots OF cuss words
ExGov Beriah Magoffin. of Kentucky, is in St.
Psui on a visit to his son Beriah NapOfin Jr
Ia,.,;rs t,hnna,,, -. ho., ,or,,r.to, e,- .,,-
trcss in the I'd dIstffet Of Munesots by the green
fackers. $500; .'-N'~' . % o -
w,.,h.,, ~ n;,,>h hoe .o,soi;dstSa 1t. r.,
bunc and Herald "a
The st. Louis Globe Democrat is going for mill
itarf titles Used to ornament the front end OF
names In civil life.
A Chinamau at Dea M6incs, Iowa, has an Amer
lean woman for vvife
Rev Bishop simpson preached IN Salt Lake,
Utah, last sunday, August 18th.
The Missouri state Republican convention has
been called to meet Oct. 9th iu st. Louis.
A tack points heaycnward when It means most
mischief Alas! we have too many human tacke
wh.t "a tho dinc,cnce he,,veo, . bor. 4 so,re and
m nId sonrNome ia a nnditv while the OTHER ia nm
old ditty. =
W., T. ,o,so lilo nror,nt ,,,s;,os.
bec.nse bc IA aIwavs nrcpared to meet an oat
D,ve s.e II, -,
sa'o n 10 nrd naNe ,S nu gurt
1T 80. y. ,a,. anS c."' Icy "" 'eSo'" - Ao '"'
f~~ ~' .-..
p 1 ~; T.; ~ ~ 1nt n.ss. ,horaL
J =, ~ ~ y p;nuan. pass
'ne e"'""tn' y. 'no 'o"e.'
Fathcr HSacln.h ma'Ilasc; accoealhg 10 r.
s., afG 6e NH .n noid III
%,,,,, ~. ~ s 'A.
Josh BilIinge says tnai any man VINO can ewaP
horses ana catch hsh ana moi iie ABOUT II ls US
p'ous as 'nes e'ef se' !" w :" '".. WIN"
81; Louis pspe, says tmet ne ne ;,Si women r
are 90 h1msy ns tnat hsn won M I'VE "mn na 'hfee
miles OF thcir Dath ho"se ON thc lake shofe.
Why Ia man pcrsiriently importuned 1ya
book agent like man VINO mas l"icn from q snip
into the sea! Because nc man oVerpored.
An eastern cicrevman WAS recently telling A
marvellous story; when his little girl said, .Mow'
pop, is that really true or is 1t just Bcecher:'
Have yer got any more OF that ere swectcned
salve mister: was the delicate way rural visitor
asked 'or 'he 'ouF'h p'"'c u cno'o'"'e ''e'''e"'
Within I've davs after the news reached the Is
land of Cypress that it had passed into the hands
az the English real estate advanced six hundred
prr cent
We heard OF a drunken man lately who ran
against BARRIERS pole. and thinking it was his
Vie commenced to abuse her for wearing striped
s,neLinm. i"n"'n-'1 :" "'"'~ A>'
a....,, ...,,o,. ,vo-o rocopt,v s,o,on from tho
room Of Theological student at Rochester. \. Y.
seminary, leaving the poor candidate for pulpit
honors bankrupt.
.a., r-.n.;.c, ,x,uon b,xino no faith in
san rIahc,sSo W"n, ss ,nn j., hnr huS,,c ,hrs
her bills were always in arrears although her as
setts were within reach.
Ph Gre1 GnssnG .;s pa5
among those who have pctitioncd Ben Butler to
fnn for governor OF Mass
F.. II. Alden. present Indian agent at Berthod
the riorcs M Of the Pioneer Press Correspondent a.
f.r as thew are concerned
A 1.rt,sm.n found what he thoucbt was
nm i"u. .,ad n' ,na mr NJ ,i p"r; in
ths ptt,sr the other dav but it turned ont to be
very COMMON paste-Selah!
ri .,,.. NJ ,,,;u, t.; oo~,or,,;,,s :, r,,.
land hs. been changed from a shnTc basis to IN
M uaSihuas. ~ imas nion '.n VIZ r n,"moL
n, ,.,,, c.o,.., -,,,,,o ,s,,.,,;,, ,os,
,Nev. Joseph LOOK -rema,kaoe l, GIuCa'lon . CO.,.
MN seventeen Ino.sana M u1iia!s. maj mceoMn.s 'n
tion that he has no room for common sense.
..YclloN Jack'' ia still crowdiug north and |
tales OF suffering ana woe wnlcn make me r,t Sou.
cst hearts quail come rom various oou.nirn ,t h
som Of destruction.
A blupdcrinc co,npositor has cxemplified the
Importance ofcorrect punctuation: This beauti::
be- a savs~c: read as follows: Woman without
hcr man: wouid he n savage.
mr.. jerome Marble; OF worcester. MASS mas
had an excursion car on,it ana sPIcndid'r COUP
pea ,2r M espsca' nse iGs n,msel' ana nrienas
Mr. Matole ana party VIII make shootlhS tour
along the y. + sometime III sept.
The Pioneer Pres~a of ST. Paul proposes dur
ing the week Of the State Fair to enlarge its pro-
This is evidence Of Journalistic enterprise com
mendable in the proprctors and a credit to Min.
nesota.
. T., ,, ~, ,s In oo.s , ,;,,o to-
y ~ ."ns osso fon, Main nr;v"te 70 cantn;n
he gcta rich or into some little petty office and
suddeniy he ts n fnl! hedged colonel and after
little he isa vcritable gcneral,'a bigger man than
III
webb c. Havcs son of the president. is about
10 be married to young lady of Fremont Ohio;
Miss Hsnnah Boses BY name. We %ish them
~ Wilt be severed from the Bosgs Of Ohio, and
that without any bull-dozng
,. cu,,.; J.; ,,,, ~ .ho o,,,,,;,,or.s
exchanged BY chcngo and St; Louis newspapers:
mn = 81. 'oh.s % mo'n % ; ,i,s , me, ,I toot
no. al'oMsm 10 tmanT aie patnsi = M" 1 III" r nfb;
business to remove grinds'oncs."
Can't. A. II. Borardus. the cba,npion wing shot
pf the world and DR. w. F. Carver the champion |
70 state S tSns @ chonn
may take place at no distant day.
A far-%ightcd miss of seventeen summers has
to marry big man for her first hus.
an" @ n ,h c"tSes of ~ Gr cr srst m
make them over to 6t his successor Thus the
hard times force home lessons Of rigid economy
nr'bpnnd nhg psdi''a' 'e"'e upon '"' ''"uef nA''e
Thc on,v cou;v.,cnt in III. J,noncsc ,onouooc
or the English word baptism or immersion il
'oaking: ludicrious ILLUSTRATION of its nppllca-
ion Is h .mS iGowns IRON ng sp bap,ss
she'd the Japs: I'm those days came John the
oaker preaching the soaking Of repcntance. Re-
'ent and be soaked every one Of you.
spurgcon. the great London preacher. refuses
q come to America TO- lecture, ne conciudcs his
't,er PROSTITUTION ! tn OF any gifs possess Were
u servant Of God to use them to make money
Or myself in the way in which lecturers very |