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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-02-07
HORSES & MULES

Bought and sold at Wells New Liv-
cry and Sale Stable, and Bargains given
Lett Side North Main Street.
Also runs a commodiOus and COM
Portable Passenger HACK to Lawrence
burg try-weekly. Express or other
packages delivered at reasonable rates.
Orders lett at the stable or at the Post
office will be promptly attended to.
mar2-tf
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-02-07

The name OF New Hampshire
school teacher is May [. Cough. 1t
is much more common to hear
school teachers addressed as MAY
|. GwoutY-T Worcester Press.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-02-07

A Washington special says; "Af-
ttr struggling for years The veter-
ans OF the Mexican war and or the
Creek and Black Hawk wars have
at last succeeded In getting q report
on a bill paying them pensions.
Hewitt, Of Alabama, reported n bill
o-day. They are 70 be placed on
the same footing as soldiers Of the
late war. While the committees
report does not insure favorable
action by the House, Il Is At least
one step gained"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-02-07

Keep out of debt, out of quarrels,
out OF damp clothes, out of reach OF
liquors, and out of doors all you
can In good weather.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-02-07

The gas works at Portland, Me-,
are crowded daily with children
and babes, taken there TO inhale
the gas AS a remedy for whooping
couch.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-02-07

Nice little girl-"Oh, do let me
see you drink" Captain Grogson,
why my dear" Nice little gIrl-
because ma says you drink like a
fish"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-02-07

Phillips, Jackson & Co.'S "GoOd So
ciety" Whisky Is uneqnaled. IL Il per-
fectly pure and free from any ndnltera-
ton. IL Is recommended highly by
physicians, and Is moderate Ia price.
Ask for Il when you want ~ buy. sold
by all dealers. sep27-0m.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-02-07

Beechers idea that there Is no
hell is bad for newspaper pnbIish-
ers as 50 many subscribers may
now refuse TO pay up. II they have
the most remote suspicion that
Beecher knows what be is talking
about.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-02-07

A librarian arranging his books
according to their subject matter,
put Irish bulls" under the head of
agricultural.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-02-07

Every male citizen OF Atlanta,
GA, is taxed IS for the maintenance
of the streets.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-02-07

One day last week a pickpocket
stole Lydia Thompson's portemon-
naie, containing her entire change
Of costume for the season.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-02-07

BY wIfe-Ali men are lot home
less, but some are home less than
others.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-02-07
so Cents per Bottle.

The bottles hold as much u the dollar bot
ties Of other kinds and the quality is gnaran-
teed equal in all respects - any in use, ~
nothing but strictly hrst class articles enter
It's composition. Give il a trial, and IL IL
fails TO satisfy you, be sure to return IL aud
get your money. Liberal discount To dealers.
For sale in Pulaski by @. A. Pope & Co.
nopS7-ly
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-02-07
SSSSSS9SSS

Persons living out o. the county must
not fail 70 send postage muney al the
their subscriptions. E4-Scine have al
ready failed. Please send 10, IL h small
to you, but In the agg regatt Il Is consid-
0rnolo 70 a..
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-02-07
NO FURTHER EXCUSE FOR
Gray Hair
with those who prefer its being the former
RESTORATIVE

does not stain the skin, nor soil the clothing;
does not gum the hair; dispenses with the
necessity for ehampootng By keeping the hair
and scalp nice and clean which viii save
you more money than the Restorative costs
YOU; is an exquisite dressing; nicely per-
TUNED; speedily restores gray hair 10 It's for
mer color; eleanses the head Of ell dandvutf.
itching, huJnor, etc. promotes growth o: the
hair; prevents It's falling q, aud renders IL
son glossy, aud more beautiful than ever.
sold Al the very reasonable price of
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-02-07

loiOWluR RoOus IL cAtiaoIuiudty AoW ptltcS-
HATS.
GOOD untrimmed Straw Hats, zoe. Use. and
" dollar, and mp. The same trimmed, ! %,
! so, 2 90 up to dollars.
L'ELT HATS, untrimmed, zoe. to l 80 and
Il up. The same trimmed, so, and 3
dollars. and up.
JELVETEEN HATS, trimmed, s to dol
lars. Satin crown or Velveteeen crown
2 to so.
ClLK Velvet Hat and Bonnet, trimmed,
- from to 20 dollars
Trimmings.
OSTRICH Tips from soc. up. Fancy Feath
" ers in al colors and grades, at very low
prices.
FLOWERS from l5c, up. Ornaments in
J. great variety.
u IBBONS, all grades in leading colors, as
IL low as can be sold by any house in town.
DUCHES from Sc. up. Scarfs, Neck-ties
IL and Bows in proportion.
DLACK Velvet lower than ever offered in
ID this market
('OLORED Velvets and Pushes very reas-
- enable
Thanking liberal people for past favors,
We earnestly solicit continuation of your
patronage. Remember we are near n. w.
Corner Of the Public Square next door 20 Z.
K G. Browns old stand. nov8-tf
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-02-07
Miss M. A. Smith & Co.
n. w. Corner Public Square,
next door to j. Il. G.. Browns
Old Stand.
TIA It's,

| S now prepared to EXHIBIT more attrac-
L tive stock of millinery than ever The
following goods at extraordinary low prices;
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-02-07
/. ". MeC0RD, Proprietor.

.ass acknowledgements square -rp'-,'air-
, 1878-01-04

For more comprehensive ciasslh'
cation, and for various other reasons
it has been found convenient to
change the names Of the various
grades. :,
The Eighth, Ninth snd Tenth
grades will hereafter consist of but
two divisions to be known as the b
Primary and A Primary; the Seventh,
j intermediate; the Sixth, A Inter
mediate; the Fifth, ID Grammar; the
Fourth, { Grammar; the Third, B
Grammar; the Second, A Grammar;
The above is but q change in
name and not in the grading OF the
various classes. The only changes
will be those occasioned 10y prom O.
tion,
Schools will be re.opened on Mon.
day, January, 1878, with Miss Mary
Plummer, teacher Of the Primary
Department; Miss Eva Chapman of
the intermediate Department, and
A. r.. Huffman Principal and teacher
Of Grammer Department.
1t is again requested in the in
tercst of education in Port Town
send, that parents do all in their
power to make our schools THE BEST
IN THE TERRITORY. Of the pupils,
a continuation of their uniform gent
ality, industry and goodwill is
asked, that the many pleasant school
hours Of 1877, may be duplicated in
1878.
, 1878-01-04
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Divine service viii be held In the Presbyte-
rian church next sabbath at IL A. NJ. and I p.
NJ Sabbath school at p. NJ. Ladies' sewing
circle on Tuesday afternoon aud evening.
Prayer meeting and Bible study at TX O'Clock
80 WndDashpv evening.
Services will he held in st. Paul's church on
Sunday next at IL A. M. and p. NJ. Sunday
school lat , p NJ. Evening prayer on Wednes-
day, at o'clock. Litany on Friday smorning,
ut 10. The ladies will meet as usual on Thurs.
day evening at O'Clock, at the residence OF
the Rector.
Divine service in the NJ. Z. Church next
Sunday, Mt II A. NJ, conducted by Allen Weir
and att p. NJ, by Rev. Jno. Parsons. sabbat,
school ut 2P. M.
Divine services Mt the Catholic Church mex
sun lay conducted by Father Don. M. CesarN
mt IL A. M, and M. Sunday school at p
NJ.
, 1878-01-04
ISLAND ITEMS.

The Calico ball at COupyille Oh Christ
mas I've was pronounced by ail who at
tended grand suusSs Every one went
homo veil pleased, but very tired and
sleepy.
Islanders are very much elatel By the
iaf that company from Seattle. in con.
lection with worthy gentleman Of this
plaor, are sbnut 10 eteyt az Couieviiie a
large drying eaiAh.i-hniebt, wlere iruit,
of az kinsis. - we'll y. lotaloe,. oulon,
and clam. will h. ,lriud Tor tl~ English
iuArArl, thus ah'rlug fue market for
car produo'. Il !. 0ur duty % enrnurap.
s'sh ventures, a, Illry dinctly aft,a tie
hrnsrs l'ocAei, ai'i briug money iu.O tic
tuuutry.
fle Annual installation Of the Inesn.
mg ohi,rrN Of Nhhily lslaBd l.,slge. No.
- ,. q A. ". o,,urt,d At Ilsir bail IA,
tovTeviiic. 90 THURSDAY. 25ih hi.,.. :,
Iohn'. day. Il~ prhsipsl uflcrr. elect
81 IL, aW: Walter JrUckstt. w.N.
ytTuuv Elsy, ;. W. Wm. L1k. ]. ".
u. &. HilL Iras.. y. y. Eb-y. -.
, 1878-01-04
PORT LUDLOW ITEMS.
December 90, 1877,

December 20. 1877.
The mill i running on q time; but very
few men are employed, and those at small
Ma.,>. The mill had to be shut down
l,aiy haii the time, on account of high
tides, in this mCn,l. Hardly day passes
tlat Ol- does not hear OF a cabin or sllanty
heng broken into. both day and night.
Besides this. chickens, pigs. potatoes cod
fish aud boats are missing very often, aud
IL j. known that oysters have been taken
from the wharf after being landed by the
steamer. But people must live, even il
they can not get any work to do.
The schooner COurSer and bark Forest
Quctn are both loading here; the former
viii finish to-day and is going TO San
Francisco. Capt. Peterson is a fine gell-
t'cman, knows how to handle his era It
AID we hope to see his smiling face here
again soon.
The schooner Page, Capt. Madison, ar
rived from Dungcne,s with some potatoes
on owners account.
The tug Fayorite, Capt. Williamson.
arrived a few days ago. with a small
boom of spars Tor Hall Bros. They have
Two schooner on the stocks, one small and
the other large. The small one will be
finished about the first oi February, and
the other before she is launched.
There was bail given at this place. OIL
tie 22d ult., and every one seen ell to have
nice lime. The ladies were doing their
le,t IN dress to see which would carry oil
the laueis. Mrs. X, formerly OF your
town, gained the day. There Is a ni,e
Good lemplar hail here for holding balls
and other anl4ementS in, but lately these
parties must be in connection with yin
mil. so 1t don't take long Tor the boys TO
get through with their spare cash. as
, 1878-01-04
CARD OF THAMES.

The committee Of arrangements
having charge of the Good Templars'
social on New Years eve, desire to
express cordial thanks to all who as.
sisted so generously and kindly IN
preparing the supper and music for
that occasion, especially to those
who were not members of the order.
, 1878-01-04

Milton w. Parsons, Esq, agent for
the Singer Sewing Machine Co., OF
Portland, called on us this week,
This gentleman is now located a
Seattle, from whence he will make
periodical raids through the Sound
country, dispensing with loca
agents. The advertisement of the
company appears on our first page.
, 1878-01-04

WE noticed in town, after the ar,
rival of the up,Sound boat yester
day, Mr.. Chas. Mcintosh, of Olym
pia, formerly of Clallam.
, 1878-01-04

WE have just received copy Of
the printed school laws of this Terri
tory, passed at the last session of the
Legislature. .....
, 1878-01-04

"a. just receive per Str. Alaska, the
largest assortment of reading matter ever
brought to Port Townsend, at Jas. Jones.
, 1878-01-04

ATTENTION is directed to the new
business card of DIR. Power, ins erted
in this issue.
, 1878-01-04

There " talk 10 Pans Of impesrh
ing MeAshou. ll- has promised 10
20 support the Republic.
, 1878-01-04

THE North l'acihc Timss.' a NV
weekly PAPER " b. p,iblists,i a. Ne. Ia
c0ma, by Wm, PtvyAsli. !, auuoo,.a d Ia
apEsaT soJu.
, 1878-01-04

IL is proposed u make Constant
nupls free city under guarantee Of
The European puvers.
, 1878-01-04

hE A. 4. Davi.. ofDungrnrss is quIff
WI With a -eyyE, cold vhich tbrr..sn,
. Z E,sr.
, 1878-01-04
Shipping Intelligence.

Shipping Intelligence.
Port Townsend.
ENTRANCES.
Dec -. Yakima, Gamble
30. Goliah,
Bkt Joseph Perkins, Gamble,
81, Wiunrtrcd, Neeah bay
/ : rev str WOcOtt, cruising
Jan. ,, Panama, Victoria
3, Br hk. Fa,mosn, Tacoma
Tacoma, Tacoma
TeaSer, Seattle
CLEARANCEs.
Dec %, Yakima, Gamble
80, Bkt Joseph Perkins
Jan |, Winnetrel, Eceah bay
2, Wolcott, cruising
Panama, Seattle
3, Teaser. San Juan
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-07-19
SnLdnbtg6eS.

SIN &eIiep, g1bornoo 60.
Californian, attafirte firSlih Elm Bie
nenibnarm cine 8uittutIde. Die 8ferol
tuureen 16eu uno %brnnnten our6, Del
@agen fiel UNI uro Elm @bineIe, Der Elm.
5i9e Sniaiie, ipurbe betra9tli6 9equeti6t
uno gei6unoen.
Die Breis=8 orerei um ber
erIten &an9 in Der eolen 8reisborerz
CUNT uno $1,000 5mij6sn Diuper llno
&pan beiddftigt iest iuieber Die eneliz
i6e Brefe iebr fart. Die Belt 1T iebt
o%efinitio auf bic 8eripce pom 1-10ten
NuguIt feit9eIebt unb nls BnblptaB lit
etu mod ndber 81 beitinmenbar 8lnb in
Canada, Der ni6t neiter oils so Oeeilen
pOn Buffalo lit, aH9snommen.
Nus 9ouispiQ iinD flint
Staliener na9 Stem g)prf sll=
nel6e bur6 einen getpilien
3artoer BON louisville peranlaBt
luurneu, bUrtbin 5u reiien. 3anber bate
lid ppn jeOem Der 2eute 81 5ablen laiIen
llno ibnen bafir 4rbeit an elmer @iienz
babn in &entIdD Su $1.25 5ugeiidert.
als Die Staliener an 0rt WnD STEELE
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WaS 1T @IttGjbett?

&ie llnSufrieoenheit, ipelGe Ii6 In
allen ciullirrten 9dnoern inter Der gro
fen Ntalie oGr Snnoaybeiter fano atebt
uno lie cine ntue SrOnuue Der Dmge
nnItreben IdBt, lit duf cine Jtslhe per
ihieoenarti9er llrln6eu SuriitSufubren.
SIe inter ifntn &luiieu %tbutidtlid,
berrI6enoe 9tOtD nletn gtebt ms felne
genii9tnoe @rtlGrrma fir oieIelhe, oenn
eiuInul ut Die Gage oer 9lrteiter I'M
9rp6en uuo @dnjep, BON ben SahrcH
Der tollen lle6trprpouCt or uno mtleen
Speculntipu aeqcieben, nidt oiel ihlehz
ter, ais lIe Sll lrgsllo eIner triiheren 3eit
mar, uno a%noerntheils miro Ourh nas
ougenblrdiihc 9tieoerltcgen Der Suou
fire mo bes 0anoelS nlht nlein Der
Snnoarbeiter, lonocru ieoer @eidGfts=
MANI bctroncr. Sd, man gebt iuobl
ntht febl, perm nlat annim11t, DAB Die
9uIten, 0tibeu, Sorgen uuo @nt6ehruus
gen. Welte uicle I%oaenannte @apitoliiten
IN ieSlger Belt ourdiunnden baben,
nu6 wenn ie nidt 10 pffsn gu 3nge tie.
gen, nie Die Seordn9ni11e Der Snuoars
better, hpb ben lesteren iih u0nig an
Die Settle itelen lniien. Die GuBere
GAGE Der arbeitenoen 8~lnIien 9iebt ms
bnber nasin ftine eeniigeRbe Mnftl1runa
barber, meBbolb Der &oitano lit Sesua
nuf @ut uuo @elo, neldGr BON ieber
unter Den B%eiuobnern oieies @robals
esberritt bat, 9eraOe in Dem eeaennGrz
ti0eu Nu9enblIde belonoers empiunben
tpirS.
Se6en mir ms oaber mad auotren
llria6en I'M, irelte ooSu beiaetraaen
baben, Der unSuirieoenheit Der Nrbciter
nit ibrer Gage %9tabrun9 5u5utrasen, 10
lit Dor allen beruorSuheben, b1B bic
glnIidten Der Grbeiter iiber oasieniae,
mas gum 9pmIprt oeS 2ebens 9eh0rt.
III ben Iesten SdbrSebnttn earS anoere
9efuoroen finb, baB nit Der luadIsloen
SnteIi9enS aid Die Stbiirfnliie 9rD6er
9etooroen linb, uno oaB oaber Der @rao
DIR Sufrieo2nbeit, ipclder oas Slid bcs
Neenlhen ausmaGt, idpercr 5u erreiz
den 1T, nls III p%er9un9enen 3eitcn. &or
allen lift ober Der @eift Der Iuterniirz
f5teit ~oeridmunoen, tpelGcr cine be,
uuBte Nuflebuun9 9egen has Sdidill
niht auftommen lieB. Die Belt 1T Der.
fbmunoeu, tuD bic Nebre NIT 6rfola aez
preoi9t Uaroen fonute, ba6 gtrnuth cine
Sil9un9 Der &Oriehuus lit, tuelbe nit
Semutb uno Sreubi9feit qetraaen ipers
ben mus, uno caB Die @rsebuns in bus
S9idldl, 10 truuris balielbe and Iein
mag, etne 2u9eno 1T, fur melbe bes
DtenIten bereinit cine reidli6e 8elpb.
rulrg BART. @r9eI uns uuo 9emutb
tp.roen ni3t mebr aIS Die tuiroiQen
&ttrlbute BON W6nRerR aueeIeben,
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NMSIduOfT6eS.

Der en9ltf6e &utter 8is
counteB - i6reibt man unterm "a
Sum- aus QonooH - bat Die SteIe in
Canal, mo Ger @roBe &urIurIt unteree
9anaen 1T. oerlalisn. Der 9nuder er
tlGtt na6 no6mnli9er 8eli6tiquna &c.
Brads, feline frItere QnIi6t lei irria
uno bebauptst ieBt, oas SD # iei mid
9elpalten, ionoern lte9e, 8iel p6en, gam
auf W%eeres9runo.
81 BGrts bat am -. Sum
Elm ieltlamer 1pppelielbitmpro bic Be
wobner Der Sue bu 5auboura gaini
Denis in 9roBe Nufreeuns ueriest. Sin
Sbepnar, Der @atte 80 Sabre alt, 8e
nmter bes Compton o'@scompte, uno
ole 5rau % Sabre alt, bdtten ner9ebiid
periu6t, ii6 our6 &p6lenorpoaas Al
t6eten. 8eioe @atteu 1ino oann nc6-
chamber aug ibrsr @ohnung boIrudrts
gum 5enfter beraus9eiprun9en. Die
6rau itarb iofort, BET Mtann fpurbe fer
bend Sum 5OIpital sebro6t. Die llr
ia6e o's Sel6itmoroes lift unbefannt
8etoe @atten b%armOnirien treIfli6 5u,
lammen, batteH Stpei fleiue &moer, Die
lie sdrtli9 liebten, uno Iebten in iebr
9uten Observation-Disclosures.
Ole 9ei9e @eor9's v. BON
9annooer lit, our9 einen b~eionbern
Sampfer befDroert, in Der Ra6t
gum %. Sum- in 9oper ansefom=
men unb rruroe unter f0nisli6en @6ren.
be3ensungeH unb nlilrtGriI9em @ele1i
nab 8ino'or 9sbradt. BORT traf lie
Usorgens elm. Cine Nbtbeilune @aroez
nerridtete ben gbrenoienIt in
ct. 8eor9s.GapeIe. Die 86niain UNI
bic Yrtn5e1in Bsntrice beIu6ten Die
uno lesten &rdnSe nuf ben 5are.
Die 8etattun9 erfolste ben "a. Stunt
II upr 8olmittags. Die &6niain
lieB fi6 pertreten; Die 8rin5en BON 8a=
.es. 2'opolo, g6riftinn u. (. ~. fuobnten
Der Seierlt6feit peri0uli9 Bel. 9us
5ar9tu9 trugen 8inbtbOrit Il, Mandbau
9ooenberg, Sammers, &lend,
BusI6e=S treitbOrf, Ompleoa, Sod.
Sci benz Sunfett, ne1degI
iin9it Der Diterrei9il6<nnaaril6e 8ptzI
Graf 3i6p 5u @6ren oes eng
'l9eH %OmIrols 9Orn6q se8ebeu, t%0uftete
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fuelde unter elmer BON ihuen eeidaHss
men unb oufl edit erhoftener &egteruHgss
form bic 8rioilegieu zines nuf BEN
8rinsip glei6er Refte berubeHben Girs
aerthuuts bennIpruhen.
0ttt Den Spriihsn Der &eiiaioH bic
2ebren Der SociaIiften un6 gUmmuni5
item gu banner, fDirb b1her nl6t mDss
Lip ieiu. @obl aber 1T Die me i6Lihe
3dtur, tpie mir i6oR neri6iebe1e 9tale
tetOnt baber, 10 our6nus uncpmmuris
hi6, 10 ourd3uS tnoioioueu dnoelc9t,
oGB Die 9arhilbrun9 o BeltFe
bungen, uslAe auf etne Glei66eit Nuer
in ban GuFeren 2ebensz uno 9liids=
3eoiaeuu9en 6tuSielen, Don born terein
aGs 6offtuu9slos eri9eint. Die Wlerz
i6en tperbeR nit ie6r uuglei6en Sdhi9=
teitaH, nit Den peri6ieoenartigften @baz
INSTRUMENTATION uno in Der urgleif@
~nrtIgIteu llmgebung aeboren. Sc otter
lie msroen, Mn 10 ffGrter entiuldeln itm
ourh aQs 8e6iPlf1ae beg 2ebens BIN
ourh ibre @i9ennrtei, biz lie idlieblt9
Dem nues sIej6ma6enben Cob perfaGen
nno iUlsGer III oem Staub Weroen, bon
uel6em fe 9eusmmeH fino. 80 LANCE
a6er bic pbp1i6eu unO 9eiiti9en @i9sn'
I6aften Der NienI6eu 10 melt auseins
amber 9ebeu, epie tie es tbun, wiroe es
Die unertrdglihlte Sprannet iein. biz
iel6eu inter Ole 9Gtt6eH 2%ebsnsbeoin
sun9sn itenen gu molten, benn bic ausere
9~e5lpungeae 9tei6heit mIree III 4nbez
traht o.ien, baB Die 8eoirfnife, 3eis
sunqen, WGni6e unO 8~eitrebuu9en beg
einen Meni6sn BON oenen pes anoereu
bimmeltpeit oerfhieoen iino, in benz
prattii6tn Reiuttdte auf Die 9r6Bte unz
elel9belt binGuslnufe n uno mebr WteHs
i0en ungludli6 MAIDEN, ais mir oeren
untsr Der iesigen tuirtbi9aftli9en Orb
iturto Sd6len.
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Original @orreippnoens.)
SIuS Str G@Wsi3.
Bern, 70. Sunni

~ 80 ASuIlI.
Ser StGn6ernt1 senebmiete o6re
8eiteres Den Nntro9 6es 8unoesrntbs
auf @rnenerur9 BON 2 Mia. Sr. 9aiiens
Iheiue, pelfe am l. October uno 81.
December fdli9 iuerbsrt. @s ieien 5tpar
NOD 3 N2iu. 5r. uerfigbnr, inoeB Die
6~iunn5Gage oes 8unees nod ni6t sez
niiaeno absefldrt. &eiter piro auf
8unI6 bes 8unbesratbs bon einer,
friiber gefOr0erten 6sionoern @eieb iiber
bic Nussnbe pom @nheni9einen umsons
geuomner. Ser 8unbe8ratb bemerft
in ieinem Neri6t, baB Die Sorm uno
8eoin9un9en fir Nuinabme eib9en6Ifi=
fiber NnGeiben BON ieber feinsm Gut
iiberIafien tuuroen, I'M lie nah ben
umitGnoen uno 8erbGltniifen BEG @eloz
morttes gu o%erfabren; i~ibrisens Tonne
unb birfe Die onr6 Die bermaliae
Sinnnslnee uerarlabte Qusaabe BON
@aieni4einen nur cine noriberqebenbe
ieiu. So fOl9eH gileububnia9en: 5rifts
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-07-19

i'm nniuraemdBen advancement, in Iesfer
gsit nur off Serr Mniur gTriff bate -
einem Snbr @efdHaniE, ents
Tpre6enbem GbtberIuft unb 6eidIDs bic
Iofprfiae 6aftpahme oss &eturtbeiften.
bic audi betDirft fpnroe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-07-19

Jiensbur9. %. SUM-. = Cine b6@f
lper5pafte misunderstanding fanb IN
Der ooraefriaen Sisuna Der Die dosn
Sfrof'anrter ftntt. Ser tueaen s4str,1os
an9etla9te @altDlrtb SOpar,n SGorten
Gus gus SueersroruprOi in H.naeln erfrtnte
Hg ~ Der u~mae9eno Ieines 0omici[s
S Sss @ulss einsS pt:.lfeitisen 6erenmei.
Fels' N'f'sr S'1f mar aHh in nerShies
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-18
A CrIsci EtsaspnSitiNIl.

The Atchison (han.) Champion OF the 18th
instant SAYS: * A short time ago there ap-
peared in Fort Scott young gentleman
who gave his name rs /. f. Wilson, and it
will not be out OF place to say that this same
individual spent several very interesting
days in Atchison, and for short time ere
ated considerable havoc among the hearts
of some Atchison young ladies. Upon his
arrival at Fort Scott lie registered at the
Gulf House, and gave his residence as New
burg, n. Y, and claimed to be engaged i'll
the business Of advertising. Mr. Wilson was
travelling in company with one Hayden, who
claimed 10 be a commercial man from New
York. Wilson obtained an introduction to
one Of the most respectable young ladies in
that city, to whom he began paying the most
assiduous attention. The young lady seems
to have been desperately smitten, and re-
ceiyed the attentions OF Wilson with great
alacrity. He hired carriages and took her
out riding. and acted in q very spoony man.
ner. A marriage engagement WAS entered
into on the 'spur Of the moment and the
weddng-hour fixed for Wednesday at 10
O'Clock P. NJ. Cards were published and
sent out to the friends. A large number OF
wedding-gifts were sent to the house, and
it was expected to have been very nigh
toned wedding. But yesterday morning
the gay deceiver took his little grip-Sacil
and announced his intention of running
down to Girard, OH the Gulf road. stating
that he would return in time for
the wedding. He left q large vallse
and an oyercoat, also 4 few unpaid
bills. AS soon as it was ascnr-
tanned that he had gone 1t dawned upon the
mind of the deceived and her family that IN
infamous trick had been played, and that
her betrothed had fed. Cards were sent
out stating that the wedding would not take
place. The seoundrel was seen at Joplin
this morning, and was heard to say that 4
man OF his name was 10 have been married
in Fort Scott last night. His ralse was
opened to-day, and was found to contain
nothing but q lot Of very dirty clothes. His
overcoat is worth the balance OF his hotel
bill. His valise contained letter-heads from
the Teiit House, Topeka; the Merchats Ho-
tel. at Emporia, and several other hotels.
He Is q small. dark-compleXioned, we'll
dressed young mar, with small side-whis-
kers and moustache, and Is supposed to be
In Southwest Missouri.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-18

Samuel Craig, ship-rigger. by the aid OF
ropes looped and knotted, climbed to the
apex OF the Bunker Hill Monument, or the
4th OF July, and placed small American
flag on the lightning-rod. This feat was
accomplished some years ago by Joseph
Till, who was aided. however, by plat
form, while Craig simply depended On the
lightning-rod and few ropes.
The late Bishop of Alife was q senator Of
Italy, and his appearance in the Senate two
years ago caused great sensation. no other
bishop having attended Its sittings since the
events OF 1870. The Archbishop of Milan
is the sole remaining ecelesiastics. senator.