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Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-01

To day is Arbor Day, and we hope to
hear of large number of trees being plant
ed not only in this county but through the
entire prairie portion of the state
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-01

Zulu warriors are armed with old per-
cussion cap guns. while their chiefs carry
Martini Henry and other forms of inn
proved breach loading rifles.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-01

A new Post office has been established
in this county, named Belfast. T. V.
Phelps is Post master.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-01

We would favor motion that the Min
nesota editors have an excursion this sum-
mel, either to Manitoba or around Lake
Superior. No dead head business.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-01

As anticipated President Hayes has We
toed the army appropriation bill. The fol-
lowing are the main points of objection:
Under the posse comitatus law passed by
the last Congress, troops are not allowed
at the polls at any election. The clause
which prevents civil officers of the govern
ment from quelling disturbances at the
polls is next considered, and it is held that
the civil power of the government must be
used to protect the lives and property of
its citizens and also to protect elections.
He also condemns the practice of attaching
extraneous matter to appropriation bills,
and shows that for the first forty years of
the history of the government such pro-
ceeding was unknown, and also enters his
protest against this mode of attempting to
coerce the executive 1t is rumored in this
connection that many of the leading Dem
ocrats admit that they have made great
blunder in forcing this issue.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-01

Is refusing to shake hands with man
giving him gripsacki-EG.
How reticule-ous you talk, you must be
trunk
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-01

On June 18th the old veterans of the
Minnesota First, hold their annual re union
at Waseca
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-01
STEVENS, POPE AND CHIP.
PEWA COUNTIES,

- ~ 0e"N~S AAA
STEVENS, POPE AND CHIP.
PEWA COUNTIES,
And would invite purchasers to call on
him and look over his Large List.
Much of this land is owned by John H.
Camp, of st. Paul, and has been selected
with great care, and that, together with all
have for sale, can be obtained on Easy
Terms; that is, part OF the purchase price
Cash, balance on Long Time.
The land above referred to, consist in part
of
5000 Acres in Ste0ens County,
$500 Acres in Pope County,
10000 Acres in Chippeaca County,
and will be sold in Tracts to Suit Pur-
chasers.
Also other Lands and Town Lots among
which are:
A farm of 100 acres, miles from Nor
ris, 100 acres plowed, and 56 acres in
wheat
A farm of 100 acres, miles from Nor
ris with 80 acres plowed.
A house and two lots, in an eligible To-
catirn.
A house and two lots near the Court
House.
160 acres, Al miles from Morris, so acres
ready for crop; splendid location and fine
soil; house and barn. One half cash, bal
ance in one and two years
100 acres, Al miles from Morris, 80 acres
broken, 60 of which is ready for crop;
good house One of the best farms in the
county. $500 cash; balance on time
House and lots. in Morris, 8 rooms, 2
closets, pantry, hall, cellar, cistern, barn
and wood shed. One-half cash; balance
On time. Good bargain.
Several unimproved lots.
Parties desiring land, or homes, should
not fail to give me call before making Sc.
lections.
Morris, July Is, 1878.
w. w. GRIswoLD.
Office at Court House. 13tf
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-01

The st. Paul Globe says that work on
the line of railroad west from Alexandria
will commence in the next week or ten
days
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-01

The increased acreage seeded in this
state this year is estimated at 800, 900 acres.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-01

Over four thousand emigrants arrived in
New York last week This is the largest
number in one week since 1872.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-01
MCCORMICK HARVESTER,
which, for manner of elevating the grain and
Mghtness of Draft, has no equal.
Mccormick Combined Reaper
and Mower, and McCOr-
mick Prize Mower.

The last two machines have been fully and fair
ly tested with all the other combined reapers and
mowers, and have always been awarded the high
est prize, SO further comment is unnecessary. We
are the authorized agents for the above machines.
In addition to the foregoing, we win have also
on hand and for sale, the Mccormick
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-01
New Front Cut
IRON MOWERS.

An entirely new machine which for Lightness of
Draft. Strength and Durability, s unequalled. All
the bearings incased, and several new improve
ments will make it superior to any manufactured.
The perfect and reliable working of the cele.
brated B. D. Buford
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-01
REAL ESTATE
r . r . "A L II
A Splendid Opportunity to get
Land Cheap, and on
Good Terms

The undersigned has Large Quantity
of Land For Sale, in
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-01
To the Farmers of Ste
vens and Adjoining
Counties.
Farming Implements.

WE, the undersigned are the only Arm in Ste
vens county, who make o specially of
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-01
Direct from Manufacturers,

and in car load lots; consequently our machinery
does not cost us near as much, and our freight is
proportiOnately low.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-01
The Mccormick
S Ell F. BIND E. r

is the best in the world, having been awarded the
ONLY GRAND PRIZE (highest possible award)
in the Agricultural Department at the great Paris
Exposition; also, the Gold Medal of the Royal
Agricultural Society of England, and all the First
Prizes that were given in New Zelend. 1t has
been fully tried in this country. and is acknowl.
edged to be the Best and Only Perfect and Relia.
BILE Self-Binder in the Market. Also. the
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-01

And In consequence are enabled to sell CHEAPER
than other firms who have TO deal with State
Agents to procure their machinery. We order
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-01

SlMoNToN & REID.
Attorneys for said Mortgage and Assignee,
st, Paul. Mtnn. ste
, 1879-05-05

In tho statements mntle by blr. GEoRor
". WxnEn, md published in the papers, 10
tho effect that bis dying brother urge tho
prosecution Of his direct murderer, Mrs.
nonEnr." mud Ills " Indirect murderer,
1lENny HREESknAus'," thers wns evidently
much pcrsonal feeling, naturnl, rorhnps, 10
tho exciting eironmstanccs. Mncl, ,nay 10
excused In nIr. WEBER for thus repeating tie
words Of hia deceased brother. Bnt 1t docs
not follow that, because A1r. weber, on Ills
dying bed, held this opinion Of a1r. GnEKsE-
BAUM, tho opinion wna a just one. There
wns nothing in tho testimony ut the inquest
which warranted tho 1east connection Of
GnEENEpAuM with Tho assassination; md,
Until there 10 some theory adducol mora
tangiblo thnn the suspicion uttered by Mr..
WEBER, there ls on evident Injustice in tho
astotnpt to identify GnrsxEnAust with tho
afFNir. Ho has rights and he has feelings In
tho matter which shonld not he asBailad upon
such horrib1e accusation without aome
substantial evidence.
, 1879-05-05

Tho long-mooted problem Of inter-occnn!o
communication BY n canal ncross tho Ithmus
Of Panalna Is again brought 10 public ntsen.
tion by tho Conference which hns been called
by tho French Commercial Geographc1R. At
this Conference, which will be held In Paris
on tho 18th inst, llear-Aflmira1 DANIEL
AMstEN mud a1r. 4. G. ArRNooAl, civil on-
gincor from tho Washington Navy Yard, will
represent tho United States. Tho lis. of
delcgasea comprises Ko1uo Of tho most expert
engineers in Tue world among tlc,n Fxnpr-
aAsD DE LEssErs, Admiral LIZ NounY, LAVAL
LEY, ono Of tho contractors who finished the
suez cnnnl; couynEux, tho contrnctor Of
the Danube works; Sir Joux HAwxsuAw,
Tho best Of tho English engineers; md N.
CosnAn, the Engiueer-in-Clief Of the Public
Wator- Works of Holland, beBidos prominent
representatives from Belgium, Spaiu, Swift
zrrlantl, md Hungary.
The first Congress- upon this qucstion was
hell In 1876, and tho grent problem under
discussion Mt that tin,o was that Of lockH.
DIX LEssErs opposed their construction upon
the ground tliat their cost and the delays
they occasion, M well ~ tho difficulty Of
adjusting them to tho constantly increasing
dimensions of ships. would be fatal obala-
clio. Other delegates who had travelled
through Central America affirmed TINT n
canal conld not bo onEtructudwlthout looha
or long ship tunnels, which wero regarded NJ
imprncticab1e. All this opposition. howoy-
OF, Inns beeu dropped, especially since 1t was
discovered TINT the United Stntca yould
rot,,or t,oxo n copo, viii ,c,LY +ha,, ,,o,,. ~
-, ~. ".,'''""'.' s@''' ''~.o "'
nl4' ~ tao l1e"c"' n4col'1's numerous 1geah
Governmental surveys Will ho presented.
, 1879-05-05

0nr dispatches frntn Columbus toll Of
sndden and violent perturbation in tlle Don,-
noratlo ca.up, cnalsud by tho Indications TINT
Secretary auEhnAa has concluded to take
tho field As candidate far tho Republican,
nomination for Governor Of Ohio. AIr.
suEKaAa'e present visit to Ills home In Alans.
field Is construed HI a aurs evidence OF ills
purpose to take tle preliminary cnt,tor
Ia Ohio for thu big race Of 1880, nul
10 aoonor Is tue probability mooted In
Democratic circles than tho dropping Of
Goy: Dla11oR ia considered matter of course.
md the talk about TuunMAA III revived with
greater zeal thau evor before. In faot, It is
revived with 30 much zeal ~ to giyo color to
the suspicion that the excitement about
BuxAuAN'a Intentions ia being workad up for
tile esproxs purpoao Of giving tho THURMAN
movement fresh impetus. =, II stands gd-
,uitted that II SHERMAN u to ba tho man On
tho Republican side THURMAN must DO the
Democratic standard bearer; mud 1t IL
equally trus that II THURMAN were
the NOMINEES In the Democratic Convention
6uERaAa could not refuse to come to tho
front II called upon. That he would ba
called upon even In such au emergency il
not, however, TO be taken for granted, aa
there are many Ohio Republicans who be-
liove tls4t> either CuAHLks Fos7Ea OF Gen.
GARFIELD would be stronger than SHERMAN
before the people. However that msy b., II
, 1879-05-05

Gen. LEE malo a characteristic memorial
speech ut Atlanta tho other day, anu this is nn
c1tract from 1t, showing how the recollection
Of the Lost Cause Is kept alive:
0ncn moro tho sccne il changed, and this timo
ihe tramp Of phantom cavalry IL heard, SO snlld,
70 eti 20 spectral. In column Of f0urs. foot to
foot with cold hanun chpptnE riEd aaAres, they
tide nofscoatly. Al thelr head proudly steps The
splendid black horse Of thclf leader. with srchvl
neck and proud bearng, for ho cArrlts un hts back
thu prHce Of caya1jers --thr boest md braycss Of
all the brave truopcss. kotee tho heavy Mexican
snurs thnt Jingle npon tho long riding boots the
Ftench snbro swinging 70 nulntly by lila side, tho
'hEhting Jacket" bntloned back. tho dropping
Int nnA blnck feather. tho sltolK h.uro and biE,
brown beard, the pIercnR. lnuyhing blue eye,-tor
tefore you rides dnHllng J. +. b. SruART. tho
commander Df tic Confederate cavalry Of ths Afny
Of SoItnrln Eirg!nia. Tho roldicr who todu
nro9n1 MEcLELLANa army un the 1tichA,ond ltnca
to blnxe the way for JACKSON. The nlan wtlu went
bohlnd pDrE ut Cat?ptt's, aud who r0tu from Cham.
oeEsbarR, ra., to LecsburR, Va. a DISTANCE OF
ninety miles, In thirty st1 hours. Can ftel you Of
his behavior OIL tho night ut Fredericksburg er ut
Chancel!prsyI3tc, wItru m cyu.W1tnGks nsacrtB
ho could not got rid 0f tho tdoa that "IIAn1r Ut
Navarro" wHs present, c1ctDt that SruAnTa
plume was black, for everywhere, like Nlvarte,
ie wAa in front and the men followed .'tlp
fcnther, and when riding at tho leu.l Vt and In
command Of LAcKB1Na y8thrAns h!s hnutug yUlce
C0nll be heard high, high aboye Tho thunder of as-
ltllcry and The ceaselcsH Of muskulsy, Staging
''0la JoE HOOKER nnat coMe Gilt OF tho WILDER
nt9B. ~
, 1879-05-05

4 very bad caso-Tho RuBsian ukasc.
A1r. Lorillard's Papooso is good 1ud!aa.
BIr. Sourwine Is wholesale liquor deales
IN Buffalo.
The New York HeraM's tickot Is pasols
aud Papoosc.
Tho Presidents backbone appears to ha7s
taken II out OF tho Conicdcsntcs.
A Nihiliat in Russin stands no more chansd
than Republican in tho soutll.
Oliver Wendell Holmes IL In New 1orf,
tho guest Of Mrs, John Jncob Astor.
Widow Oliyor has finally douo decent and
praIscworthy thing. She h.s failed as 'eesu's''
Scuator Conkling's wedding gift to his
daughter Bcssic mas an elegant residence In Ctes.
Mr. David Davis, wo lopo, Is advised TINT
thcrc Is 4 great demand for aoothing sltup "a
Nusstn.
Thu prudent dog at thia aeason Of tho yest
inouIges tho price and asks as to tho latest style oI
mHxzlcs.
Tho South seems to object to tic noG1oes
going North just ~ much now as they did hs1e!S
tho War.
Prison lifo ia said to bo killing Jesse Tom
eroy. lfs isn't nsed to going 10 opg without k'''
Ing somebody. ..
10 David Davis, who cannot bo President
Go TO Mt. T1ldon. thou alageard; con'ides a'
bas'l aud be wise. !.
An exchange saya: "Adam neither amoSea
nor chewct." 1t Is probable that hc couldn't o'''
row aud didn't have credit.
II tho P1cs!tlout thinks llo is the target ior
, 1879-05-05

tyc me rs Tho Comnission placed The cost nj cnn-
sssnctton nj St0o. ono, 600. They proposed locks,
400 feet l,y 70. With 20 feot Joph Of water. They
admitted that artificial harboFs n,nst be constructed
at 1reytown and nrto, bnt nnlrmch Tho cntfo
pfnet!chbtlitY Of building them. and they repre-
sonted tat tho cost BY hny other route must Rttnt-
ly exceed that Of tho Nicaragua ilno. Al would BE-
expected, they noed tho point that the ncnsfalS Of
the canal md !ts works, Of strip OF territory on
each aldo ot isss than 1tty nilcA In breadth and o
tho ocean approaches 100 sn!lcs coaatwlsc and ita
ward. should 10 guaranteed"
Tlic question to bo settled, therefore, is
whether this route ehnll bo taken. or whether
thero ahn1l bo further srrvcys Of lines to-
wnrts which tho French Geographical So
ciety ia favorable. Our own delegates will
strongly urge tho Nicaragua ronto, and will
bring forward tho argument that it Is thu
only route TINT hns over been exllauatfyely
surveyed throughout lis entire length. AZ 10
Admiral AatstzN's viow and influence, Tho Now
York Herald anys.
"Admlrat AAuEx has held m nnbrokcn In
tosost III this subject for number Of years. 1le
brought Il Ia the notce of our American uco.
graphical Society in paper written whcn hc was
Lieutenant on duty In tho Pacific, and within tbs
past thscc ychra has 1nndo twU exhaustive tom-
mnnicattont-rcporieA In The Hsra'a anh sub.e-
anculiy published, with mapk In thc Soc1cty's bull
1ctlns. While Chief Of the Durcan Of Navigation
he planned and Iireclei tho Government surveys
which resulted from ,lc report on tho rrohlc1n
madp 10 The Senate by the late 1tcar- Admiral DA-
yis In 1SU7-which report issclf though called for
by Senator EpxkKss, It u believed, was prompted
by his w!ehts and thosc Of Gen. CHANT. Attend.
Ing this Congress AZ delegate from tho State 1,e
pattment. and having at his command the details
, 1879-05-05


Tho Democratic majority III Congress will
be reduced tlsis week BY tho nbsonco Of tho
,nan WHO frnuaulenily holds the sent belong
Ing to tho ,uan who was elected from tho
Second F]orila District. Ills namo is lIuLn,
md he is 30 far from having 'any right to
tic scat that lie Ia in Great danger Of serving
q tcrm IN soma Nortl!orn Penitentiary for
thu crime Of conspirlng at election frauds.
It Ia to appear batoro the United
States as defendant i'll crlminni
action TINT HUH leavcs Washington
at ]east, ho In under :a.0O0 bond to
ko nppoar. 1Io sent M order over 10 Droyard
County for over 2t0 yotnrs to give him n
majority iu' tho district, aud the Uanyassing
Doartl of thu. county promptly altorol tho
rslurna to Msct the demand, nnd t!u tnu,n-
hers of it haye stuco tlaon been tried, nnsl
convictad, aud sentenced to FROM o,,o to
three yoars' imprisonment. IIutl.s trial is
yot to como, and unless liz can stuvo 1t OF
until nfter the Democrats In Congress l,ayo
nIado Ills conviction Impossible by repent
nf tholaws which permit Fedoral Interference
in frn,stla ut this kind tho Democratic sitting
member Of tho Saco,ld Florida District IL Il,
great daugsr Ut tluishlng l4i4 term in plact
whero le can really do the Stats some sory.
, 1879-05-05

arc blown about by every wind Of doctrine.
FIREMAN appears to have baen n person Of
this kind. Up 10 tho time Of tho Sccontl-Ad.
sont rovival III hin village ho had been
looked upon rs man Of peculiarly sound
aouac nnd strong intellectual power. tfo cnl-
bracctl the now doctrine with crazy nrtlor,
md his wife Bhnred In his frenzy, 80 Tint no
obatnole stood in tic way Of tho horrible
crimo which WIS tho outcome OF his religious
fury. Hn began to Hco visions, md In ono
OF then Cop appeared 10 him as ho did to
ABRAHAM, mud commanded him to offer up
l,is littlo tlnughtor Ep1ru, beautiful child
but ycars uf age, md promised to raiso
her In thrae tlnys. He commenced his
preparations with tho coolest tlolibcra-
lion, md Lis wife, whose motherly
love and tenderness wore lost In religious
frenzy, assiHiod him. Iii tho early morning
1o announced to tile wrctclletl woman Tint
tho time for the sacrifice had conc. He
went to his shop ana sllarpened hts knifu,
md, returning to tho houso, performed some
mummory, aud thon, going to the little
sleoper's bed, plunged It into her heart. IIo
stabbed hor over md ovor aga!n, accompany.
ing 1t with what WIS intended to DO rclig.
ious ceremonial. Tho victim, trsnsfixcd with
the knife, was then plaoed by the murderer,
"ath h'a WHO'S ass'ssance' upon thblo I'LL
provised rs nh altar. 1lo remained with The
body during tho morning. but in tho after
noon 6ens "oFet 10 tho otner Advontlsts to
come ano oeno'o 1oo 6aeE'ncc' Ii'o crazy
1oo's noekeo ihofe III 4afRo numbers, bat
none ot tnem seelnea 70 nave Feaiizlhg
sonso ot Inc hofHble paFhari1y TINT
haa peeh pfaotleea, or any feeling OF pity
1or the poor nttlo victim; on tho Other
hand. they manlfestod disposition to shield
the mnrdoref "nd pa'liato his ohonso. Aftor
desperate doiehso oi himself, tho hutiiori-
tics succoodod IN arreatlng him and his wife,
ana anoHequontiy others vera placed Under
hffest, "ho, II appears, woro cogn12ant OF
Ills lntentfofss, anu tooK no steps TO proVont
their contamination.
That the man is orazY, Of course there Is
no doubt, aud Oh bis trial It will not bo nee
essary for counsel to summon medical OK
perta 10 establish hia Insanity. lila horrible
act directed against his only child, whom ho
loved, is sufficient evidence Of tho fact that
religious excitement dcmentetl him. It would
be unfair to attribute the deed 10 Second
Adventism, for tho excitement ongondored
by revival among tho followers of my other
faith might haye led him on to tho samo
cruel purpose. Though wo fancy It
ta1sos peculiarly constructed mental
organization and prodisposition to-
wards wil1ness md vaguoncss of belief
TO accept tho second-Advcnt doctrines, thero
is nothing in them per &c TINT should induce
insanity or drive ono to murder. Religious
fanaticism iB not confined to ono faith. All
Eecta hare tortured md butohered each other
with tllo cheerful belief they wcro doing
Gops service, and tho most cruel md meroi-
less wars Of tho world hayo been those fought
in tue nnu1e of religion and under banners
dedicated to tie LoRp. individuals Of nil
, 1879-05-05

Baltimore 0azetts: "rcrhaps tllo young man
WHO shot at BooTl1 in Chicago the other night,
ia NIhillat. lie saw tho ca1averous EDWIN
prancing around the stage In the ktngly togs Of
Richard IT,, md took him for an opposcr Of tho
people. Let us not be too hastv In our con-
desnnation Of this young man. Ifc may bo the
very quintcsscnco Of dcnsocracy.n
, 1879-05-05

Tho Illinois Legislature has beon in session
now 11s days at direct expense to tho stato
Of about :30o,00o. And yet on Saturday
there wero not members enough present III
tho House to form quorum, nnd the sasno
will be tr,o to-iny. Tho end is not visible
oycu at this flistnuco of tino.
, 1879-05-05

The occurrence of widely distributed
md thorough rain among thoso parts Ut
Minnesota suffering from tho spring drought
hos removed all causo Of apprehension on
this necotnt, nnd giyen the wlcnt-producers
encouragement to look forward to great
crnt1
, 1879-05-05

certainly docs look as II Tho bnttla In Ohio
will bo lotweon tho gianta, md TINT the Mon
Of lesser statnro, atsch rs 1'tanor, RICE, and
TAFT, will not bo summoned 10 ontor tho
lists tlia ycnf.
, 1879-05-05

Cor. PALMER said Tint TILnBs Is s'nn TN
pleasant necessity. That was before tic New
York Sun wrote up Tho cx.Governor OF DEM
ocratic canailate In ten mortal columns OF solid
BREWER. What PALMER thluls Of T1LpEN how
IL quito another thing.
, 1879-05-05

The Knoxville {Tcnn.) Chronicle a Of The opln-
Ion that, as tile candidate for President In
1850. Gen. GRANT would poll at least 10, QUO
more votes in Tennessee than has ever been
given 10 Republican candidate In that State.
, 1879-05-05

JoE BLACKBURN Is a last-litcl,er now, as he
was when fighting against the old flag In 1868.
Ho proposed In the Democratic caucus tile
other night 10 "etny till pcrdftion frozo over,
and then light tho Republicans On tho icc."
, 1879-05-05

The Albany journal Is OF the opinion TINT,
II tho whole art Of stntcmnnshp consist.
cd IN going In at tho big cnd only to como
out Of tliu little end Of Tho horn, then Of
truth there would be reason to believe that
With the dissolution Of the DcInocrattu rarty
asatcsmanshp would take Ito place among the
lost artg.
, 1879-05-05

Cleveland Ltader:: "soms Ohio papers afo
careful. when speaking OF Chicago, TO add tho
illinois, for fear Il mnY be contoundcd with
Chicago Junction, up on the Baltimore It Ohio
Road. There is only ono st, Louis, however,"
, 1879-05-05

At q fair at Helena, Montana, recently, the
psEzo for the handso.ncst woman was awarded
to Miss EtLAan, The next liAnlsomcst grl tn
town being Miss Der. There Ia where there Is
Ellunl TINT Is falrcr than DeY.
, 1879-05-05

Up to the hour OF going 10 press, tho Rdy
York Su,.'< candidate for the Presidency, 50 fur
u heard from, was sAMuELj. Tta0AAs +. Ia
ylp WINFIELD u. JOHN n. TLDEa-bAyAAu-
UAyls-I I1AACocK-pALME
, 1879-05-05

Gentlemen who dislike tho publicity OF the
Divorce Court nro contemplating sending their
uncongcu!al wives down to Memphis to reside
through rui, OF tha yellow-fcyer.
, 1879-05-05

II Mrs. YouHa md Mrs. RoHERT should Get
at 1t ut ten PAGES. tho betting would be tlro
TO one on Mrs. RonEtT Her hand Is steadicr
and her mini much mure accurate.