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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-08
JOHN SHERMAN,
Secretary Oftlic lIeitsu
DRoPosALs FOR PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC
Il PRINTING,

Sealed proposals will lie received until Wednesday
January - 1873 ut ~ O'Clock m tor furnishing the
Paper for the Public Printing untU the 3lSt OF Jan.
uary 1851 the said proposals 90 be Opf ned before hnd
the award oi contracts to be made By the Joint Com
ntrc Public Printing to the low est ana best bid
der for the interests Of the Government. the Commit
tee reerving TO itself The right TO reject any and all
bids aS Its Judgment Of tie best interests OF the Cow
Cfnnent may dictate.
Detailed schedules or the description. quantity. ana
quality Of The paper required, accompanied by sam
pies ana blank proposals and giving the regulations
with which bidders must COM w. can be obtained by
II. G.
The contracts will bo entered into for such quaint
ties may lc needed during the year, aud no more.
me estimated quhntlltS set iorlh III detail In the
schedule comprise
5000 reams of best machineGnsh printing paper,
eixiS.
iSGOO rcnms calcndercd printing parer, 2ixJs.
$500 rcaius caicnGercd printing paper, different
sizes.
$3.50 reams sized and ctlcndcrcd printing paper,
different Sizes
goo rcas sized and Cnlcndcred tinted printing pa
per Of different sizes.
lOO rean,s cnglnestzcd paper for rostOncc blanks,
different sizes.
5000 pounds map paper different sizes and weights.
1000 pounds plate paper
2,iln rcams white writing paper, different sizes aud
weights.
G,5oO rcnIns colorcd writing paper, deterrent sizes
and weights.
600 rcans of cover paper, different sizes and weights
GO reninS nluliln paper, different siSlH.
800 sheets imitation parchment, different sizes.
"OCNp renms bank mote paper.
I5l!NO sheets Of glazr bond paper No. 2l
inOOO sheets caru board,
By direction of the Joint Committee Of Congress on
Public Printing. JNO. ID DEEREES,
WASHISUTOS, Dec "a, lS1S Public Printer
tgCNl.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-08
0PECjAL NOTICES.

a~955e TICKETS TON TIE KENs1pNE CLUB
w. EXCURSION TO HARRISBURG. PA.,
on tile 20th instant to ait md the inauguration of
Govcrnorelect H. NJ IIoyt ON the day following, 70
now for sale bv r. II. chapman. Charles Ncall, and
Paul lIeIsh. Treasury Der clarimtnt a.. r. ~ Of aud
Danlel BurtWcll, Pen ion OiliCc; NJ, l.. Iilencld,
government riniingOnce; T.. u. griffith, Patent
ohicei John Gilmore, Treasury Department, and at
lhe National Hotel cigar stand and Wagg aman'5
drug store.
The tickets good for three days, at 90 for the
round trip.
The Marine Band win accompany The club.
n scNtis guaranteed with each tit Set.
Accommodations for the club aud their rricnls
nave beeh made ~ Harrisburg. jans.2t
fy15y@ IN RESPONSE no THE FOLLoWtNu
49, ,reolution the citizens of Washington, ofbOth
SeNci dr,itOus Of assisting la Huiciiorating the
dillon ul the poor are respectfully invited 10 meet at
Ntllad5 Ha on TIL 7 RSDAY EVENING jan
uaiy y, AT ucOck. ARTHUR MACAHrUUR.
President Labor Exchnn &C..
IN view of the necessity for immediate action for
The rclitr the poor of Tie city Of Washington aud
ts " not IN the province Of the Labor Exchange to
dispense aims: Bp II therefore
Hcs0ircd That the President of the Labor Exchange
be rcqu scd TO call meeting u CtlIous, for the pr
pose OF Orgni1ng general society for the reiif OF
the poor of tic city of Washington.
lSttr COpy2t iAuS-t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-08

TNE Burlington HurLeyc, one of the
brightest, neatest, spicyst, and most stall
wart Republican journals in the country,
put on a new and beautiful dress at the
commencement Of the year, and now it
comes to us with bright and smiling face,
as cheerful and happy rs a richly dccljed
bride, only it wears no veil. The HurLCyc
appears in public always without that ar
ticle of apparel. Always frank, outspol,cn,
and bold in its defense Of the right and in
robulling the wrong, it wiclds power in the
Northwest enjoyed by few journals, and
what is more and better its manly course
has opened to it a sure pathway to pros
perity and success, It resumed with the
country and will prosper with il.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-08
THE Post-crior indulgos in this line of
scoiling NJ sacred history:

THE P0si-cri0r indulgos IN thig lne OF
sco1ing ~ sacred history:
Bishop Gil HAYES recently started and dis
gustcd an intelligent audience in n Southern
version of the Scriptures declaring that PAUL
nnd SILAs were "bull.doIcd." PETER "mtim-
dated" and that all the apostles suffered from
"Homan Outrages." He might mention, too,
that AGRTPPA insisted on dividing time
with PAUL. Possibly the lamont for which
the Roman soldiers cast lots could 80 into the
HAVEN version as a "boody shirt
We notice that our colempomry makes
no allusion TO JUDAS IsCARIOE This ten
derness probably arises from ancestral af-
frction or q warm admiration of that indi-
yidual's financial history
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-08

IT is stated in the message Of the Gov
cnor of Massachusetts, delivered on the ID
inst, that the State debt is So, ,lGi The
state has now no temporary loan to provide
for, the entire indebtedness being funded.
lie Says
The several sinking funds, now amounting
to Sl2,0OO,0OO it they accumulate in the aver
age ratio Of the past, will be ample TO retire
livc-sixths Of the aggregate debt at maturity.
The balance will be provided for long before il
becomes due in 1900 from other resources, and
its payment will impose no perccptible burden
on the people.
The State tax has fallen from $?,00o0O0
in 1875 to $l,0OOO00 in ISIS, with such Il
prospect of decrease that S5O0,00O is called
for 1872 which may he reduced to S3o00 600
if the Legislature practice economy. This
is the same amount raised for tax in 1861,
then the smallest in eighteen years OF the
funded debt SO, iGs, ,lSs is war loans IN
the language of Mr.. WEBSTER, we may say
" Massachusetts there she is-behold her."
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-08
n. .T.HELM BOLD'S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
BUCEU-

A SPECIFIC REMEDY for all Diseases Of the
Urinary OrganS-NOn-r n-retention or IuCuntine1ce OF
Urine Irritation, Iniam motiou liberation Of the
Bladder and Kidneys stone IN the Bladder; Graycl
BrCkduSt Deposit, Brights Disease, Milky Dis
charges, and all Diseases Oi the Bladder, Kidneys or
Prostate Gland, whether affecting Male. Female, OF
Child.
FOR WEAKNISs arising from excesseS or diSSi.
patton, attended with some of the following symp'
toms: Nervous Debility, Loss OF Memory. ndspOsi.
tion to Exertion or business, Shoriness Of Breath.
Trembling Troubled with Thoughts of Disease,
Dlmness Of Vision. Pains In the Back, Chest. and
Head. Rush OF Blood TO the Head, skin EripuOns
Pale COunienanCc and Dry skin.
lfTHESE SYMPTOMS are allowed 10 60 on very
frequently EpilepiC Fits and C0nsum ptnn follow,
When Tho constitution becomes affected with organic
weakness It requires tho aid OF an nvigoraling cd-
cine TO strengthen and tone III the system, which
BOIDS BUCHU does in every Clse.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-08
WASHINGTON, JANUARY :, 1879.

THE Democratic House seems to be q
" glass house" No stones will be thrown at
AOKLEN.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-08
WANTED.

STANrED-BY a RESPECTABLE WHITE
W laly, situation Hs GnvcrUc- IS; VIII take ,argc
utahOl-c, or marJu in school Address II. VI. II,
ililj OlliUp, lans-j
NNTANrED-SlO 900 OR 5000 At 10 PER CENT,
w for six months or u year; % premium viii also
be pud; no risk. Addrc5, pREMltM, Republican
Oninc. ln7.lta
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-08

RoPrEr WATrEE~uN declared in the
Louisville Coprjcr-JoDpd the other day
that the Hon. RosCoE CoNKIIXG is NOV
ing heaven and earth to keep himself out
cot the neXt race for the Presidency"
Thcreupon the Detroit Po'tremarks in effect
That unless Mr.. CONKIINO succeeds in NOV
ing the aforementioned object WArTEEsON
will have no interest in the result of his
efforts. WATrERsoN always was mcddlc-
some body, sticking his nose into matters in
which nc hasn't the least concern.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-08
PERSONAL.

EFFICIENT AND RELIABLE ~lENOG.
"a HIhor, who will do q Con1rrSsm MS writing
a or ltG per evening, can be found by addressing
W. u. & t, Washington. ia7-3t'
A GREAT BARGAIN.-A TWO-SrORN, NASE.
mont, and mnnSard Dwelling on Il street, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth northwest all modern im.
IrONcmcnt', conf vault. vc IN good order, and Will
Du sold az one half it5 cost II sold at once.
Apply tu JOHN SHERMAN e CO.,
Real Estate I oscrs.
d'cll-mf -. Cloud Binding.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-08

CIYCINyATI the home OF The bounced
BANNING, the suave SAYLEG aud the ever.
handy EPH HOLLAND, was blessed recently
with an effort, au exclusively Democratic
effort, to reform its local politics. For this
purpose a Reform Democratic Club was or
ganled, and there was much talk about
the good ii would do, the honesty Of its de-
signs, and especially about the individual
integrity Of its membership, When the
club was called to order, however, and Il
ballot was had for officers the sixty-two
Eeromers present cast cighty-sovcn votes,
The club then expired. Gone to see a
tissuo-ballot printer.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-08

Is Kentucky rcyolvers are us plenty as
toollpiclis or watches, aud they are not
worn merely as ornaments either. What
must he thought of the state Of society at
Rrcatlitt and its vicinity as pcacc-prc-
serving, ordcr-loying, and law-abiding see
ton, when the Louisville Post pubishc, Il
letter from one of the boys there which
says; IL was detailed to-day to search
every one who entered the courtroom,
and upon one man found three reyolvers.
out of q room full of grand jurors | took
"twelvc pistols" In Kentucky every man
seems to he q law unto himself They have
ceased TO wait the law 5 delay when the sus-
picion Of crime flstens upon an individual,
and private vengeance follows without judge
or jury, The Post says " If murder was pun
"i~hed, and punished speedily, private re-
"ycngc might slumber awhile; but when
" the law officers are paralyzed, man, how
lever pcace-lOying he may be- feels that
sclf-protcction demands the death of his
enemies IT is OF such that WArTERsON
was TO produce his hundred thousand lambs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-08

LiReKs Lining Age for December 2S, 1873, and
January 4, 1879, are both on our table. That
OF January begins its one hundred and (or-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-08
FOR RENT,

pNOR GENT-NEW PRESS BRICK FRONT
A. house, I.N5D. tlroc st0yIef high, 40. i.j smith
street II irhWcsl, containing nice store room and
good cellar. The uppCriwo stories for dwcln con-
Ncmirnily arranged Inquire ut ~ Ninth aircnt
northwest. itnitf
ENOR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
II property iOr rent JOHN SHERMAN 4 60,
iyjly -. Cloud Eluiug.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-08
ROOMS FOR RENT.

1TE PENNSYLVANIA ANENI r., NEAR Ma
" tionW ilotc large communicating parlors,
well furnished, newly pJpcrgd, Uu ho livd viii open
sioSe hoUd, ifdesired tC1'nls madc 20 suit, 3l2t3
VTOR RENT-LARGE PARLORs. SEPARATOR
u together, with or without board, Vt M Indiana
avenue iuc locality. F-Strecl cars pass thrduOr.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-08
FOR SALE.

E'OE SNI.E-CAIL AND SEE OCE LIST OF
Il property for sale JOHN SHERMAN & co., ST.
Cloud linl ding. Real csiule aud 0anz. iyil-ly
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-08

SENATOR SHARON, OF Nevada, appeared
in his seat yesterday. During the day
his time was almost continually employed
in receiving the welcome congratulations Of
his fellow Senators. Mr. SHARON during
This brief session may not weary the Senate
with long speeches, but earnest devotion TO
committee worl, and intelligent considcra-
tion Of daily legislation will probably alb
sOrb his entire attention. Upon the inn
porant questions now pending before the
country the Senator from Nevada will oc-
cupy position entirely aloof from the po-
lilical complications and influences which
moro or less affected legislation Of last sc5-
sion. Possessing an carly-cutmcd legal
mind, which has ripcncd by practical appli-
cation TO large financial transactions during
a long period Of years on the Pacific coast
we may take lesson from his votes upon
all these questions as worth volumes oI
speeches prepared for particular localities oI
for special occasions We bespcalS for th,
citizens OF Nevada brief season Of useful
ness from their junior Senator.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-08
HELMBOLD'S BUChU

HAS 40 EQUAL. IN diseases peculiar to females
Chronic Inflammation of the Uterus, and all COM
plants incident lu the sex.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-08

,-,55s THE NEW WHITE"
~ AND
The Republican journal., 1879-02-20

There was an exhibition of tableaux in
Fond du Lac, Wis, and the small boy
was present. A scene was presented -
"The execution of Mary, Queen Of Scots"
Mary kneeling, with her head on the
block, the eXecutioner standing with up
lifted ak poised for the death blow amid
breathless silence. Suddenly, in loud
whisper, the small boy exclaimed; "Pa,
why don't be chop"
The Republican journal., 1879-02-20
A Flood. and What Came Of it.

y.'.' Il 4, IT, ,,i' " IN ""L,.' ~ ~ I,
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'uy' Il ''..' " i,.'V '' ,i'i9.t. M H"n-
NH II ...''' r., 5r y 'imHuT.'' 'iiJ
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','' "0oI,' "t''dIt Nl"t uu'eI NIlt kiIt
l.'',n Z It'll !L3, tL3~S' ''eNS She ''lce"leo
'", \ r.''i'' n Z I",''
,'- rn .''l,,li'' I, , M,l MI .. II Iil,@S s,
r. ,l' "-'''I' ana J, won pear man!
..','.9 -"|I-H over ID "iF"'l To 5, Sweep
|''l I"''l N! Ic"I I'Ie t"ipttS "lH I34'
The Republican journal., 1879-02-20

Misplaced switches often lead to tales
Of sad disaster but this story from Wis
consn may be read without u shudder.
ltscems that light haired young woman
and Il dark haired young woman, who
were room-mates in Il Milwaukee board
ing house, arose one morning, and, dress
ing in the dark, the light-h haired girl
twisted the dark haired girls switch in
with what there was Of her own INSULT
cient hair, and the dark haired girl made
similar use Of the light haired girls switch.
As soon as they got down to the breakfast
table, where there was light, each saw
that the others head resembled confused
checker board. After it had finally dawn
ed upon them what the difficulty was,
and they had screamed as much as the
occasion seemed to call for they retired
without any special premeditation.
The Republican journal., 1879-02-20
Two Boys Left to Perish on the Rocky
Mountains.

t,.o. f.i,. L..,...IH,..t.l E.1..H.I
purrIti1rns Wlll remember lhr Whirlinr
hu,~trrn,ls snow storm that prevailed FIJI
I.caullllr on NrV Years duN. and the.
cAn rn4lh magjur how mucn Iuurr sclclr
and h.nIiM. thr Storm mu~t haNc Been
WI tir hIrll, Summit III Weston Pas,.
ON that DAY the stage line Known as the
~nuth Park Company had Su large IA l.st
Df paosenrrrs THAT an extra wagon Nao
nrorIdcl. and III IL fouI messengers tool
Seats. When this coufoitlcS4 Vehicle Nas
within a milr or a uilc and half of the
Summit uf tnr bass on tile other side. tua
ni+.rnurrs w.rn toII III WaIl nr rl,r tnrl
rnlN nrorerl no further. Thp driver
finally ralr pcrcmnrory command to LIT
o,lr aud Walk. 'TWoot them hum. on the
tail-bolrl TIN krrn Ip and ID Obtain Sucb
ls rhi. ,Ii,rlt Larric3lr Afforded again4r
the furious blasts coming s,luafe in their
faces As thcr, was room for only two
M NH, rrar of tnp varon. the othrr tWo
n3ssen.,rrs. Nr\luiiri Ana .James Buyns.
ltrugnlcd unI pi1dded along behind HI
the Jpeu snow AS best they could One
of tncm. Nh. Barns. being unartustomcd
to rhr hi.h altitude and IL sueh Strain
,ID,,u h.s naturally yirornu~ constitution.
b,,r,,n r, I1g and rrunirr from HI, more
roIp,r ramr3nion grratrr assistance than
mprr words MI rnroDr3grn,eut. T,p.
drivnr aaranl M ,y,ir tn,. rhen vhen rllA
Summit Wa, reached. AM wjtu tljs loud
hone to aninata them thew tojled forward.
I'LL ,.. 1-
%-'l4I4NNA .II' t'I' 'I N44N 4't''~N 'iitf '' '-N
The Republican journal., 1879-02-20

Her mother found her with her head
buried in the pillow, her whole little body
quivering with excitement
"Why, Mollie, my child began po0r
placid Mrs. Muldoon; and then the Young
termagant turned upon her
Its UO}U business She cried. ITO put
an end to this madness between Dolph
and ne. DO you think its a Very nice
thing TO have Your daughter II papas
daughter engaged to be married to a
man that can't afford 70 buy himself i
pair Of shoes :"
~ little temporary embarrassment my
child"
"a little temporary fddlestick f. broke
N Mollie. It's tur ever and ever, and hope
less. and | wish | was dead" Here shc
began to sob again.
What can do ?" said poor Mrs MuI-
doom.
'Aou can break OH the engagement
forbid him ta enter Your doors insult
him tell him You won't give your daugh-
ter to 1 pauper make him 50 mad he'll
meyer look at me again.
It'll do nothing Of the kind, said the
. poor lady, her own cheeks beginning to
/ burn. 81 admire and respect the voting
/ man too much 10 cause him any unueces-
sarv suffering hut I'M tell him to give
/ you up, toi his own sake as Wcll is Yours, 7
That -ht Nolje implored Jack to
lock- her D her room and take away the
! kew 'Mamma's going t. have talk
With Doiph. ana don't want to inter
FIRE. SAID MolIe.
Jack consented. he said. lor the mutual
I h1nafff - lA-a ,,l,l..r,l.B II ~
/ M Lt0utsfo i,fufilcnN. Mamma would
attend 10 the mnatic down stairs I'D
would hold Guard over the one In the up-
per chamber: and il being about time for
/ Dolph's usual evening visit. Jack turned
4 thc kcv in Nollirs door. ana went Whist
/ ling into the adjoining chamber. Tho
case Of madness below Was easily disposed
OF. Poor polph met Mrs. Null0ou half
wuy. lie confessed 1t was TIE mrrest
urcsuInptioD upon bjs part to ASPIRE IN
I thr hand ~ 4 Creature 81 tlir and Sweet
and stIurcmcly perfect; he owned that bis
The Republican journal., 1879-02-20


Only once was there an open allusion
to Dolph. When ii WIS proposed that
| the bridal couple Should knrel during tha
benedction. 40. no" cried Molhe: "men
never kneel gracefully, at least there are
very irW-only oue. hut never mina.
TWO On tl.rre hours altrr hel mother
came upon hcr nnawart4. ana found Her
with her face bowed uDon her hands.
When it was lifted. ID was wet with tears:
but she Would bear M earrssing, and only
said shr vas tirnd. anl so glad thr Storm
would prevent MI. Fthian from coming
down. I'm truth il was i dav in which mo-
man, beast. or REPTILE wonId care to be
abroad. lravA Glark clouds Num-. OVEN
Babb.rtun thrWjud ~npp, vjIdlvthroug
the deserted Streets. increasing At ni.it-
fall to hurricane, hoWlin. and shlickiu-
like 4n umloosed demon about thr dNcll
ings oi that bapi,ss subiyb. tearjn.r riIth-
lrssly The .imcracks IF liusv arrIit.ct-
ure from roots ana balconies. upr5otiur
trees and shrubs. rocking NolUe's hrdstead
like cradle, and Nd laet scndiDr II nrjrl,
With dirctul acruI,lrN STRAIGHT ,uNn lTrs
Nulduons chimney thrpa.h thr Kitchen
stoyc-plpe, bloekin up the Gamrcr. and
{
pie thlt Molle hld m4Ge tor olpnrr.
Theu thr heavens Opened. ard tnr raja
fell. ana >t,b rain 4 hucRctlul lit Il
drop. Jack Said when he came home
frorn toxin. I!e WA wct to hi4 knees.
and declared thlt. tWo blocks beinu.
rau Wa, uNing trom corner ta carrcr.
the bols were getting ont their boats.
and Eli the storm continued. he c.ry u.
Venice woull hr nothing tn RthH}.tun.
~ .hc Kitchen nrr lat .on" n.t. .ilc,@
clothes We're put III Grl in tlr G.nin.-
room: the meat plc vas still, In lis ,lo.-l
easing. Dut tlr culttr vt4 n..rtn. and
there was r,cutr of co'I l.ul i3 tsr luI
er. -\nl vrl ham and uirl'r, .giu
jack. ..wc. can or.y Ill. elements"
S,thcl mi, sat down to simmer. Na,I.r's
h.jr IN ul. bra:l d.v,Y lrr iark .p.frtu.
hjl.u-h,r Ejtrnpn .n,ron -r.u rr.brI t..,
Under ber cbin ulrn -fjdru1y rf..r,. v...,
i r5nr M The brT.
nm rhat's Mr. r;tl.tn -,ll \In,f., ..I
The Republican journal., 1879-02-20
Keep Your Stock Warm.

i+'tN .' N"H .i "l''tl -"..t 4ti itl--
'-St waste t"t'let. AtE do
-4y- '--ss "N' u l4. heeP.il- l'ltH an
.a''N .''" -9te54 2. l-dA'1@ lht!l iil.
"1- .'..-e ,lIc ''lHt7 q most
it"---".7 N0A. tt'- \, lle surface litFc.l
..4. '7 "al -| u. " ..Isyi IN ~ saAhrf. ~
t " va. E ~i.' i. eog' climates ,llN IN
-e--'N "1"- ~-.,'+-'t i''09 ,il- '''' ->
.t0ts ta.s 4. come igom. ana AoN is Il
CONSTANT ~.11 maintained Foel is tile
.-c. au. breathing makes i burn. As
.ae-e j. m@te lauiH Waste ot bodily hear
l NN.el ta4n lu >uHMer, animals need
.NIe ioaa te ~.nN.\ tAa, waste. I. the5
.la l-Maa- n large 3r any Way exposed
."r7.. Hl.a~. they .oSa tAr.r heat faS,cI
a5- H"Nce 4." mort r0Hler Every
.a'At .-aA- t.il. I'd &. nca Maic lllIc auG
i-0 -i-.H t .at'r1 animals l0 mId-".u-
5eI iH1H t-..t- ac ilt.I days of autIMu-
l-e ',ii q. "lt H--e Is tLS II dumcS
.H al.iAt.9 a-t a.3Ael IA lNE WAY tn
~.tei 'I.fiit cul. l-el Mu~t haFe a luau-
.. G ia'4 -Fr. ,HeE tp keep up their
peg. "+ti 'sl-.' .'"fr ""1. iAr} require
l't A" p. r.-e lnrN viii
-l"" -ltAt L'AHt l.l .5 l#l~ not
3tn''..>- waste .3 -t-.te! ift# A4c4
"t,.t' NHrP .tt tlfIt~ "&ia HE pro-
A.t..- ta.l"lta..c ~IritrI; Size them
warm ~-tter. aAI -Hpd blankets for
AoLsos. alH a.t sheds ana plenty nt
it-rI. "h4 r. ll-t sprung jheN Will come
io'i tAe Darn -A good condition.
NAI.ou~ ,II-.-I IIINI, WHEN iyor.v-
hanG..I Errrs turn yrlrow r1n fb.,n
rtL n.r. slud- paarr III e,ne,y. # wj,j
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The Republican journal., 1879-02-20

For several days past the resident
farmers in the northwestern portion Of
this county have marked the presence Of
an eagle skilnming the heights in their
neighborhood, and a Mr. Sninger, 4 Tar
rant county knight Of the gun, anxious to
capture the king Of birds, sh0uldcrcd his
towing piece yesterday morning and Laid
for the bird on the open prairie, at Il
point about two miles northwest of the
town, where a small herd Of young pigs
were innoccntly grazing on the green
sward The bird came soaring along.
and when point had been reached near
" perpendicular to the head Of the swine,
as it We're, the old "National" sW0opcd
down and around the surface Of an in
verted imaginary pyramid, and, sinking
Its talons deep in the interior composition
OF thirty pound PIC, started heaven
ward. The ascension was tedious and
slow, and gave ample time for Stringcr to
draw bead, and when a height Of thirty
or forty feet had been reached he banged
away and bored a hole clean through our
American m0nstrosity. The pig and
eagle tumbled tolcrably well together to
the surface-both dead. Fort Worth
(TeXas) Democrat.
The Republican journal., 1879-02-20

DR.. Holmes says that crying widows marry first.
There is nothing like wet weather for transplant
The Republican journal., 1879-02-20

Hide not the truth when We know it, and cothe
not the truth with tasehood.