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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-11-20
TIE TURKEYS LAST REQUEST.

Now bark re, merry gentlemen,
And hush your foolish quabbles.
And listen to the turkey when
His last request he gobbles.
The scauty incl have to live1
Is spene in obser vation;
10 pray you, gentlemen, forgive
The turkeys dissertation.
I do observe among you all
A selfishnese surprising;
You're a.irhed when others iali,
And epvious when they're rising,
This wicked world barDyard Is
And when the corn shower ratties,
Each Graves a share that is not mis-,
And with his neiglbor battles.
The iaunty fowl with head In air,
He crows in exuItation:
The rest look of meekness " ear,
And fawn In adultation.
But ct misfortune CHIP his wings,
Yemeet him with Cuspcion,
Aud every friend the whisper hings
That watts him to perdition.
Oh. petty race OF greedy men
That kilis me at Thanksgiving,
Does conscience rever prick you when
You see the way you're iiving9
How many Of you spend your days
In honest, CHEEKY labor?
Whose head upon his pillow lays
At peace vita every neighbour
You're merry when the skies are fair,
Your selhsnDess pursuing;
Your charity is cold and spa,o,
Aud left for others doing,
What care you for the poor mans lot,
Or for ,he Widows sighiug2
The mourpful sound ye hear 1t it not
OF orphan children crying.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-11-20

THE London Nt'o Quarterly Rsrietg has
discovered thst in the United States ii.
degeneration Of the wisdom teeth he
gone further than in any European
country; that the jaws are &lmost
abnormally short; that the lower jaw
ia @p. to bs rather underhung,' and
that 1t Is becoming common practice
to remove some Of the molsr teeth of
children, as the Jaw does not grow large
enough TO hold the proper number.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-11-20

Up into the village raced Belden. He
had missed his man ON the road. a. the
drug store, ~ the tavern, at the grocery,
he demanded" Have you seen LET
tensnt Jim2' No one had seen him
but few, apparently had heard og him
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-03

OF great temerity for me to enter upon
controversy with him. l know tina,
within the last i've weeks, as members
OF the House will rccollect, an extra
strut has characterized the gentleman's
bearing. II is not his fault; it is the
fault OF another. That gifted and satir-
lcal writer, Theodore Tilton, of the New
York Independent, spent some weeks
in this city. His letters, published in
that paper, embraced, with many serious
statements, little jocoso satire, a part
OF which was the statement that the
mantle of the late Winter Davis had fal-
len upon tho member from New York.
Tho gentleman took it seriously, and it
has given his strut additional pOmposity.
Tho resemblance is great. Hyperion to
Satyr; Thorsltos to Hercules mud to
marble; dunghill to diamond singed
cat to Bengal tiger whining puppy
to a roaring lion. Shades of the mighty
Davis, forgive tho almost profanity Of
that jocose SATIRE" The Senator from
Now York kept his scat in silence.
Since that day to this no word of
personal nature has boon exchanged be-
tween these gentlemen. In debate, at
public meeting, ut an evening entertain
ment, or at dinner party, they meet
but never speak. Their conduct, how
ever, tempered by tho propric,ics Of
good society, has so been directed that
their personal hostility would not be
recognized by persons not cognizant of
their relations.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-03
Where the President and Cabinet Will Spent,
the Summer.

Washington dispatch To the Globe Democrat.
In anticipation OF the ad journment of
Congress, the President and members OF
his Cabinet are perfecting arrangements
for brief recreation during tho summer
months. The President, with his fnmi
ly, will leave the Executive Mansion i'm
mediatcIy after the adjournment, and
will occupy one of the comfortable resi-
dences ut the Soldiers Home, in the vi
cinity of this city. 1t has been the Gus
tom Of the Presidents since the founding
of tho Home TO occupy one Of these
buildings. President buchanan was the
first to establish tho custom, and divid-
ed his summer between his residence
there and Bedford Springs. President
Lincoln also made his summer residence
Mt the Home.
President Grant preferred the sea
shore, invariably spending his summers
ut Long Branch, where he owned com
modious cottage. Owing to the extra
session, the President has been prevent
ell from carrying out his trip to the Pa
cific Coast, but contcmPlates doing so
during tho autumn months.
Secretary and Mrs. Evarts, " it'll their
daughter Minnie, will, shortly after tho
adjournment, leave for Windsor, VT,
tho Secretary, however, remaining there
only few days. He expects to remain
in Washington until ut least tho first
week in August, to complete important
business, when no will again return to
Windsor, where he will remain until the
first of October, unlcss sooner recalled
to the capital. Tho young ladies' OF his
family, Miss Bette and Louisa, are now
absent from tho city, enjoying "A visit to
their friends and attending commence
ments.
Secretary Sherman's family arc in
Europe, and tho Secretary himself will
remain hero tho most of tho summer, il
is presumed, to work up the Prcsiden-
tial campaign.
Secretary McCrary will occupy the
Homestead at tho Soldiers Home, with
his wife, but his children will spend the
summer In Iowa.
Secretary Thompson says that after
tho adjournment he will take his depart.
uro for Indiana, and spend the vacation
on his farm.
Sccretory Schurz will so to Deer
Park.
Postmaster General Key proposes to
spond tho greater part OF the summer in
tho mountains OF Tennessee.
ATTORNEY General Devcns will divide
his time between here and New Eng
land, spending the most of it, however,
in this city.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-03
Roscoe ConkIing and Blaine Meet. hut Rs'eI
Sneak.


SPECIAL Dis patch To- the Globe Democrat.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. June 23.-.n dis
cussing the Conkling Lamar affair, which
now seems To haye vanished IN words,
It is evident from the conversation OF
Republican Senators that they arc not
entirely m sympathy with MIR. ConkIing.
Several OF them, recOnnting some OF the
former controversies of n similar charac-
ter, in which tho Senator from New
\ Ork has been n conspicuous and an AZ
gressive party accounted the time OF his
parliamentary tilt with Blaine on April
80, 1866. The subject under discussion
was the investigation of Provost Mar
shall General Fry for frauds charged by
Conkling in the Provost Marshall's De
partment of the Western Division of
New York. Blaine had criticised Conk-
ling's volubiiity of speech, and charged
that Conkling was prosecutor in the
ease, and produced letter from Assist
ant Secretary of war Dana to Conkling,
and read the law against the latter act
ing in any such capacity. This Conk-
ling denied, and Blaine Wishing to in,
tcrject q remark, Conkling said: Il do
not wish TO have anything TO do with
the member from Maine, not even SO
much as to yield to him thu floor. II the
member from Maine had the least idea
how profoundly indifferent am to his
opinion on this or any other subject
personal to me, think he would
hardly take the trouble 70 r,sc here and
express his opinion And, in apologize
ing to tho House for delaying the pro
ccedings, he characterized Blsinc's in
terruptions as "ungentcmanly and i'm
pertinent"
Blaine awaiting his opportunity, took
the floor, and said: '-As 10 the gentle
mans cruel sarcasm, hope he will not
be too severe. The contempt OF that
large-minded gentleman is SO willing, his
naughty disdain, his grAndiloqueatsweli,
his majestic, super-eminent, overpowcr-
ing, turkey -gobbler's strut has been ."
crushing TO mysel: and all the mombers
OF this House, that know it was An act
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Notice for Publication
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Catching Wild Horses.

Mr.. W. ID. Fulton is tho boss horse
tanner OF the western prairies. In 1871
he caught tifty-tve head of wild horses
on Beaver Creek, n tributary of the
Canadian river in the Indian Territory.
In 1873 Mr.. Fulton and his mon captus
cd 80 head, making IA total OF 800 head
for the two years. About 200 head
were captured near the String Lakes, in
Scott county, Kansas, and about fifty
head were captured IN Arapahoc county.
Sixty five head was the largest nun Der
ever brought IN at any one time.
Tho mode adopted in the capture of
these horses, Ia continuous pursuit get
ting them on the prairie, following them
from daylight until dark, and continu-
my the same for week or two, it re-
quiring from seven Ia fourteen days Ia
get them under control. The young
colts get foot sore and are frequently
left behind. Of course Mr.. Fulton
has horse feed and provisions for men
which he either takes along or leaves nj
camp on the range. Mr.. Falton claims
that these lid horses are of the Amer
can breed, no broncos or mustangs
among them, and are probably the OH
spring Of escaped animals from the old
Santa Fe trail. Their colors are brown
or bay, unlike III. motley color- Of the
mustang.
They are easily domesticatei several
captured ones were no sooner canght
than saidlei and made to perform dnty
IN pursuit Of their wilder comrades. a
few mules were captured with them, and
in 1875 Mr.. Fulton caught fine Amer
can horse weighing zoo pounds, APP
parently rs Wild as any Of the herd. In
following these horses sometimes the
men are without food and water for two
DAYS ut time, and instances are knoxn
where they have been lost and had To
abandon the herd and many incidents
could be written, thrilling and truthful,
about the capture of Wild horses on tn
western prairies that would make
good sized book.-Commonwcalth-
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Consolidated Notice for Pub
LEGATION

LAND orsick At sstIxs, k.ssss.
June 18th. is.p.
NOTICE IL hereby given. that the following named
AZ SETTLERS have nis nosfcS of ,nisntia y, max.
proof ss,pott OF th~,r claims an., dual ENTITY
ta~rsne the expiration ot th,riy days fo tis date
oi this notice, wa Joha q. Esfrst, bssnsst~si ar-
tairsioa No. iss.t tor the west half awar g ~ -.
Ws-t. and rssrtek Baxisy hos,sst.si spti,c
No hes Cor The cost hall ss,ir .. q ~. west
The ciassant. name the following I-is,b- n ihsi,
" Itnen-~s "a prove their eiaiusa.
1nuoshy sullivan.
l,ennss Morgan. An ~, s.,,.. .,., -.
Patrick Hagisy. W '"' ''''S ~~''
John L. lisrrvtt
z. J.. EbNp REGISTER
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L. . strictly vegetable preparation,
which will positively cure Dyspepsia,
Sick Hesdsche, Acidity OF stomach,
coming up of Food, Pain in pit OF
Stomach, Low Spirits, Biliou.nes-, Con
stipation, J.undicc, Liver Complaint or
any affection of the Siomach or Liver,
in the shortest time possible. foa are
not asked to buy until you know Whist
you are getting, Therefore, rs You val
ne your existcnce, do not fail % go 70
your Druggist, Howard N Sale. Saiina
Kan and get trial bottle tree Of charge.
which will show what regular one dol
lar bottle viii do. Ask for DR, kISGis
CALIFORNIA Golssx CovroUSD, and take
no other.
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Notice for Publication.
L.Bp ossirs 81 ss,.s.. k.s.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OvvicH At SsLIxA. KANSAS.
Nav = i<.s

NIO1lC6 70 hereby gtvea that the following uam~t
IN settler has dled notice OF hts make
asai proof 10 Support of his eisim and anAi
easJy thefros - The sxpsraton thirty days
date q thss n0tice, iennis CrsssSn ct SSlln-
county. kaasas. tcs ~ ssuth half northwest
quarter Of secessa ~. ashp ls. range vest AMI
sasaes TIE following hts Nitn->ss-, wa. Robert
Wheeier. O( saline county ksn.As. and W i,Am See
of Saiin~ county. Kansas r. l. BbNp
ls-I Register.
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Kansas Pacific Railway.
LIE ADVIL Il Fl


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KANSAS TO the FAox1!
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Notice for Publication.
LAND Ossss AZ ssLIs.. k.sa
stat..s I'M he

Lsxp Osss AZ ssLIs., k.ss
June ttb. t-ss.
NuTtk 10 hsrrby gwen. that the t..l.s bag Hsns-J
AZ sstffer has nst nstic. at b- intsril,. Ia t.ls
asal tsv.sf 10 support "f h. cias AMI s.cut. anaI
entry tbsr~st II tho sspirstisn al thirty dsJ tf.
thu dad et thss ssttee. via tsasst kns Ss,is.
oSssty. kaa.as. f.s the ss-t half 81 s~qs .tIis
wet. and nzIssss tbs foit,wiss rs h- stt..--~-
va; y. sh~kioa ant A. IhrtsL.,lrn all 81 saline
cs'ontS. kass~ss l. fsb>b.
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LAND oysics At SAUNA. k,Ss,s
My -, is-s
AIUfNE u hereby given that tbr FELLOW ias named
~ settler hss aiet tnl.st..s O.. make
oaai proof ~ support at has CLAIM, and -eeurr dual
entry sh~Sr.i ~ ise sNpsrssoa thirty stays i the
date this notice Lars Ieissn Ssi,n. county
Kansas tbs hall quarter q. -sS-
tioa -. township Ii. range west. aud names the
iotio wing bis witnesses, va ARCH iIn.tstro.,a
Peter D.isa, klras s.rsse aud Joha psiea. all Vt
lime eoahiy, kAnsas. U. l. BOND,
I,-L Register
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.

NOTICE.
OrYlcR COUNTY Srf'r PuHLIc INSTRUCTION..
SALINE CorSrY. ksNsss.
SALiSA. January Is, lss9.
0IiERE viii he = bmon;hiy examination for teach
ers' certificates. the fr>; the last saturday ia
February. and ther~afssr the day each al
tcgnaie month. Exercises begin At e.Sn g. IA. and
ctS<e II AIS r. and will be conducted IN writing
&c q dollar. rr0uir>Si by laW. OF each spvli
can't, before adm ittAncc 10 examination. Ali
urgec 10 Be pso~ps - no allowance be male Tor
BOARD OF EXAMINERS
H. SupefAseadeat Will be in has o1kee every Sat
urday, e1crlk examisat,oa days. la which he
Will be 6uNnd il bis obce the folio ing Monday
Ne Wuad sxsnind school o1Acsrs t~ prompt send
ing reports reVniFsSi by iAw.
WILLIAM BISHOP,
l-a Sup't rub. Instruction.
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Sssr >. sscs
AOTHG y S-s.sv gs..s a. ~ f@~t~v ~ -ss~-sss
Az s-aahvp - 49, - hss 80 -s-s ~ $50
eaS 1900 - -ssSSs - 49, sts-s, go -<<rs s~si
s~ary sAp~s~l = - ssassas-o n<ssf f<ss 81
- - 49, s-As-. stsf bss1S = 49,. 49, ns go
~ - NJ s~~oessf fsssss - sss.-se b~sssssg
$780, sz 0pAsg~-k Ezsss. u~~sy nss<s.
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va a. kssS. g~s@xs
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L.xp osvica ~ SsIS.. ksSs.s.
Man - lsN,

NoTt&E ts hereby given that the folio tag Nance,
~ s~ttisr hiss died nstsce os hts iat~nt,a
anai ps,sst IN ssps"rs at ha claim, aai nRsi
euery thrrrut 81 sAe ptrntss sf thitty days
the ds~ Ss this nosscc, wa Wuiiau Ihrir s.iiur
csuhty. kansas, for sAe ssuthea-t aSttss tin
u tOW ssss' H. rsAse wsst aad saasss ths t,iic~
eg - his daeassss. viz Ssesrsr Rushsr, pss inca
baeher. Elizabeth s,eaaker saJ uas.s taagsi all 81
Ssiise cssaaty. Z. L.. RAND,
lsa Register
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All kinds 5t .ouhty work, miscellaneous binding Il
P''lg. book ant lob printing solicited
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Notice for Publication.

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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-05-03

John ID. Hargrove, Sr., was born 10 Hi1ii- |
sax county, North Carolina, Dec. - isos, anu
e,ied tel, miles south Of GAINESVILLE April =.
1g7a ne was therefore something over "
-raars ~ aae. For ~ years he had been . cit
f1en OF Montgomery county
qrhrae wears ago, while attending the DIS
rr,cf conference at Martl1a's Chapel, on
Antioch circuit. / was told that must not
leave the nelahborhood without calling 20
So atrnete Jackie Hargrose, the patriarch
~ the community. Our acquaintance COM
rneneed g., and was renewed the Iolo"-
ing year on my appointment 10 THIS cAAsaA &C.
II was a pleasure to be in MS company
There was a cheerfulness and VlVacltS aooat
him which charmed all who associated with
him. Who win not call TO mind his " nat !
What!- with which he usually commences
the narration OF some interesting reInlhlls-
cence of the pastP He was iavorite WIN
the young people, and though nearly q eell-
fury old he never grew out OF syinp''ells
with them. He was an exemplary Iheiilpel
ofthe Methodist Church, and up 10 ms Sosn
birthday kept himself posted by reading az
a.. ra1igio,1s press. He loved his county
,,aner and looked anxiously for the CHHoS'
IcLE each week.
n was a mercifuI providence that ne wa
sfngularlv free from the pains and infrInl
ties which usually attend extreme Old age
His deafness was his greatest draw back, ant
this made him more a companion OF DOCK
and papers. He died in great peace ever
triumph. A large concourse of citizens as
sembled at the house of his son, 4. g. Hai
grove. 70 attend his funeral obssquiesr Tn
servtca beine conducted by his pastor an
pav T.e,vis Lowe. A good and true ma
1os gone. and we hold his memory in affe'
t,o,,ate- astaan. HIS PASTOR.
AprfI 49, 1879.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-05-03

AT the Circuit Court week before last IN
Stewart Co., an important and interesting
suit was tried in which Samuel NJ WILSON, o
tennessee Ridge, in Houston county, was
plaintIf. and the Lagrange Iron "orks
r,omnanv defendant. The suit was for dam
aces sustained by Mr.. Wilson by reason OF
the attachment of his property by the iron
Works Company several years ago IN the
Chaneerv Court of Houston county. Inc
attachment in that case was discharged, ana
in the sylit in stewart county Mr.. wilson,
nv his attorneys, insisted that it was mall
eiously sued out for the purpose of Cypress
ing Wilson. He laid his damages at-ten
thousand dollars, and although the PROOF
showed that he had sustained less than one
hundred dollars actual damage, the jury
brought in a verdict in favor of Wilson FOL
eight thousand dollars. The defendant ap
pealed to the Supreme Court. The attorneys
for Wilson We're Judge FL. III. Lurton, zen
WA. Quarles, Judge ]. f. Rice, h b. Bu
auo and John ]. West, while the defendan
was represented by Messrs. Brandon & Rice
Judge J. VI. Scarborough and Gen. W. }
Broaddus.
This is the first case of any importance 10
many years in this part Of the country, $
far as we know, where SO heavy punltlY
damages have been given by ajury. But tn
courts and juries have these matters TO settle
and we only give the facts, as we lear
Them as items of news.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-05-03
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