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A small English tnrr,er bci onRinR 10 friend
has lecn tnuRht to ring for tic servant. To
test II thu dog know why Il rang Tho BULL he WAS
told to Do 90 whtlo !lc girl was In the room.
The little fellow looked UP tn tho mosttntetlf-
gent manner at the person giving the order
{bia master or mattress, forget which, then at
the seEyant, a1n' refused to obey, altbouQt tho
ant left tllr room, md few minutes after
wurd the dog rang the bell Immediately on bc-
Ing told to do 80. | give the following a. told
mic by tny wife, now dead. who personally Wit
messed the transaction on varfous occasions:
Al fcr SISTERS house IN Kent q donkey, which,
when not cmplo. ed by the Children. grazed In .
ileld wstl, sut1le COWS, was ia the regular habit
Of acting ns follows: AZ tho usual hour Tor tho
cows 10 come home TO bc mIlked Tic donkey
lifted the inicl1 Of tfe ffelJRato, opened ind
tsclt buck The Cate twhtcl, would otherwise hare
SWING close aaatn), TIL nll the cows passed. out,
then allowed lie gate to shut, and went home
with tue cn'S1. vi couse no ono taught TIC
donkey to do this.
, 1879-04-29
MUSICAL NOTES.

MUSICAL NOTES.
The Hess Troupe will be Ia Philadelphia this
week.
William II. Sherwood, tho pianist. will give
Two rce!tals in CINCINNATI slay 1a aud II.
Mcndclssoln's "Lurcley" Is to bc given II,
Baltimore this evening. Henrietta Beet.a will
bu tho soloiat.
Ooldbcck gives concert Will, hls Harmonic
Society III 81. Lofts Tomorrow evening. The
programme IL miscellaneous.
1t Is sail t!,at Mr.. saalfelu, who gave u series
OF balad concerts III thls coitntrY lust wtnter,
l,opcs to bE|ng to this country jenny Lind aud
her tlaughtor.
Miss Josophtno Yorko, Of tho Carl Rosa
Troupe, NOW visiting Ctnciunati. has bce4 ton
drrcl complimentary concert bY the Leading
pcoplu Of tlss city.
A new astist ,nale hor debut In London on.
tho l3lh inst, IL "Faynrfta." The ncw.con,sr to
saws she promises we'll.
Tic (lorman vocalist, Mrs. Otto Alyslcbcu,
who will slnE taa sopra1lo s0l0s during tho
coming saenEertest III Cincinnati, was reeom-
Inrnacd by Carl Rciuccxo, Of tie 'Lu!ps!r Con-.
scryatosy.
Tie s.rakoscl' Troupe III Ban Franclaeo last
week gava "Rigoleteo on Monday "TroyR-
s'Maskud Dall " on Friday, and "Aiar.ha +" IN
Saturday. Mas Amy 4hgrwin was to uakn her
debut Sunday in "Truylata."
The Wulcl Il Rc.lnie rlnaforo Company will
rive perfoEnlaacca every ovell[lg this weak ut
tho West En4 Opera:llonss. tbs company
consists OF Mr.. FranIt u. Walker a. Sir Joatph,
EuwarA Dexter Us Ka'{h, Z. NJ. Knight, "a Dick
i}ra ieyr, Nils Es!hcr hutlrr ~ Jostp&!!Me, Miss
Adm So,ers as lt5e, AMI full chorus. Illu com.
puny Ia the sal.u ,ss that which produced ''rlna.
fore" ut thu suiue hous9 scveFal wecks ago.
4 concert vii! be given this oyen!ng at .he
Adm Street (M. E) Church. between Like a,ui
Fultun strcots, by tic Philharmonic Orchestral
sos'sty, alo Up Of tl15ty Is !, aatsur poFfarmsrs
BY Strs. Moore, Mrs. Gray, Stlaa hlanx!us,
Mcssrs. foster, stone, utay, Wookoy, "nd l;se,
WaItcr i. iias.ling, riurlo. fhu programme il
mseuaneaas in slnFar1er + a., IT, otl!sts 9! t',t
v: y. Timunpsul', conluctor. 1t ,s composed
entireiy of amalcur Musicians, n1i WA oraa1l
izrA IN January lnst by tho atnntenra forInInt
,tsv orchestra VI tic Ada Strcst su',day-schoo1
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lhlrg. CtacInnatl Il Ut. Louis. II; Baltimore Il


FoNp nu LAu, Wis, April oa.--1corgo I.
Lee, for mntly years Treasurer ur hsstatnns
Treasurer of the Lhlcago n Northwestern )sal1-
road, residence at Evanstul. has resigned as
Snpcrlntcndont Of sln shrboyga, 8: Fond l'i
Lae Ra!Iroat. Ills ptace is to bc taken by Lew
A. Enurson, Of r'ay GltY, All olloer oil the Mich
fean Central Hand. Tho old roal-naater has
Leen discharged, Amd other changes aro pro'n-
fsed.
The proposition 10 telt tho Springfield & Fond
du I.ac 1lontl to tho Chicago Il Northwestern, tn
be exicn'.cd to Elroy. thus securing a Hue Tor
thu Northwestern direct bctwern Milwaukcp
alAi minnesota, will not ba actea up1n Until
utter the nuxt rtcctull. 9ac!l linu would be
tloslrablu for thu Milwaukee, ANIL alInHtsota
Rrain-buycrs u1ld Rh[ppurs.
, 1879-04-29


The Chicago Commercial Club, nt lis meeting
at tho Grand Pacific Hotel lust Saturday cyen-
ing, accepted MI invitation from tic 1'oston
Commercial Club to visit them III Boston next
June. 4 resolution waa passed u,ut those par
tcipatinE III the trip pny their way md accept
no tnpors from thu railroads.
Mr. Z. Z. Gorl.am, Assistant General Man.
ngcr Of tlu pttsbnrg Fort Wayne & Chicago
]lntlFoatl, has returtiol from his F!orlt!n trip,
anh Is aguiu attcudlrg to the duties of bis
Office. lie went to tint part Of the country
atput three months ago by tho adyIco Of Ills
physician to restore hts shattered health. Tle
trtp Inns dune h!nl mitch you'd, and lle now feels
better tllun l.o did for years.
The emigration to Minnesota atl1 Manitoba Ia
assuming unusually lurge proportions. During
the last week Or two The Michigan Ccntrnl MD
Chicago, Milwaukee Il st. Paul carrietl forward
no less thau three SPECIAL trains, consisting of
sixty.scyen cars, with, cmigrants, to'lsco'l
goods, livestock, niHs farming utcnals, bounu
for those ppltltS,
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{ihttHH
''Co!." Harry u!,nNre, VI htarYln,M, has been
appointed 6tai!onery Clerk III The sehasc. Gil
mn.o was Us,u of tlI0su men wllu deserted l!1s
owl, Statu a, tur,,eu ~ ailst her II Gu intn thu
Rebellion. l.ossns, Ii, ls history Of tbs War,
SAYS thut nnc Ut {illmure's tlrst exploits us u
lsubcl rivalry lc.p1er WA to levy contribution,
Vi S30.000 upon ilagerstowu, Nd, nn'! to swecp
th5oH tat seetlon, saohs ftIa ting VI! ;in,2 to-
seun,et to tuku apcclnl delight In torncntns
tic people Ut his own sta.r; H. 't According ":
TO rep0rt q u cotnmtttso ni ihe Mnrylt!a Lcts
islatl.re the Confederate cavalry u.,leE uiiMlore
whlr., raidc<i tho hlate 4cstruvet ea,nW,0N ot
property. l!o led tlIu purity which pilased at!i
burned Chal,hershurg, bY which atouo people
Wcrv yeu,lcreA huusUicss and 81, ,o0, 0O Ut prop
etty was wnntouIy destroyed:
'rhls IL the tuvurilc son ot alarylAhd, Whu tho
Democrats III tho United 6,ates Senate have
selected lor au honufable aud lurrattve pnsli!o'l:
Had aozcn union su.llers hearing aeara Df
honorable zersica applied fur si,e plarc theY
wuuld have been dismissed In or1cr to give tho
position to O nun WIN leu tho gang tlAt robbed
tue citizens Of Ills own htnte.
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THE AtuNClIt ROAD.
Snfftdf ntsn1fth to 37t 7ffhHNe

INDIANAPOLIS, iud., April 23.-'r'e dee,l for
thu Lafayette, Muncie Il Bloomington Isa'Ireal
was delivered to-day to n representative Of the
bon1holders' rureEastng Committee, Meaara.
Cummtus, Ncwherry, Ecls, an,l Lemon by " r.
FIabtack, Clerk Al,.l Muster. 4 temporary or.
ga,lizaston stylcd tie Aunce & Statu Lins HAIL
way Company. with ticl. CAap,nu,l, Tho prcsunt
Receiver, Is President, will be male, unl then
consolidation ctrcstct with the Illinois Cum
t,u.y u,ler tle general name VI the Lafayette,
Bloomington & stnnclc 1lniroat1. 'rlse road
will be operated as 10 entirety lrotn Blooming
ton 10 Muneio.
, 1879-04-29

1NniAnAro11s, Ind, April 2S.-Tle decd for
the Lafayette, Mu,lcla Il l,loontnEto,, Kailroal
was delivered to thu purchasing bondhollura this
morning. A temporary organization, to bn
cafled the Muncic g. Stntc I,l,e RatIroal Com
tany, will ba t,nle. 'TI,en consolidation wll 10
uursIu n.,a ~ T,t" ma Lafayatts MA % Wooito Muaev
Railroad,
, 1879-04-29

HDtc3HT H8b11td II TN 7T1HHE.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 2S.-An order was
n1atle IN Tic United States Court to-day ll!,on
the suit Of 1csSo loyt Trustee, against the NIL
wauirc & NOrtpr, Railway, nppulnting James
C. Spencer Receiver III thu Railway Company
, 1879-04-29

ooes'o' .. ., oc " ,".'. a.. m'1s ',,.,,. ,,,,
NEW loAN. Ap114 1o.-Aestcs Hal'acA Will
start Thursday OH professional tour which, for
tho first time In hts career, will carry hin fur
thcr West thau Albany, Doth ho auli his father
,,o,, h,., ossn,tn,iv mat trono1,tou oc,,,rs Tor
haYe ocep esscnssa''5 "'et9opo'sA' "e.o's' foF
n,cnts Oh tho most profitable tcr1ns from tho
principal theatrical managers In tic Wust, aud
among ts,ese tho most tempting hayo been from
Ba1, francisco. somo years ago John htcCul-
Tough, then manager OF the Californa Theatre
III tlIat city, had ncu'ly concluded IN arrango-
lnCnt for Wnllack'a appearance there, but nj
tho laat 'notncnt no sone!aaGa sa'l Francisco
was too Tar from WnllAck'a llleRtfe' nha INC
gclleme was abandoned. Ono day this spring,
however, Barton ll't, OF thu California Theatre,
stepppl into Wallnrk's Office AMI nude lin
au otTer OF $1,000 for n senson Of
tt,rre yycc,,. IN 9an Francisco at any t,ats
Wal]aek wou1l uamu. After considerable nor.
.,.st., tVo,Io,,, avro.1 n m fnr eMn mr..
1uuso"' 'A.a." s.',' s,,t.'.,,.. 1,, H..
toftnauec, Aha tlamca I'LL 1i1'ua'e VI 'uAo ~ t4e
unte Al! otl.cr engagements for the California
Theatre wc1c rcarrallgrd to make room for
Wnl,a,.k. md tl,o toutract was signed, After
fnIsmns t,1S, wrcks IN Chicago. Wuiiack wlll
nrf,rnci at nnrn. withnut INV can,nany 10 tho
rnri. Aionr' srr,y1mH In snm Frunr{sr., in ttmo
to ilnye d faw .inys' rcst 6cioru t,lwnl,x at lhu
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bangor ahead Eignaitcd BY a. cough Is aycrtcd
with lfnla's Honey pf lluFahDnnd aud Tar.
Htke'a Touthuebs urupI cure IN one minute.
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CuyTvC!yTG
CNO tAkk - ..

Hs.tsais. Ep,scopa'-Rcv. II. ?. West
pastor. S,,54!h acnool at a. Ii. ;,
W. StncIs,l,tc, Hnpt
Lu.hsraa- Rev. q. G. Wire pastor, Sa1-
bath sc,,nol at : clock p. N. Jos L. v c,'-
ster, SaNt.
Uu;ts1 Brs,1rcn--Rcv. J. D Freed pas,
tor S,J,,th %chaal at II cn'c~; ". l.
Nar,ia. satn i,'cnlcnt.
.u,rtojan-Iirv. l.. p. CleweN, pastor.
sabha,i >che,l at 9 e'clock; JaMcs Cree
ger Superintendent.
R,nsn C..l.oIc-Rcv. Father Ic4ur-
die.
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1Selrrted Story.
MA KING UP.

1 liatC Cui
Singular
/ don't think it is singular.
Fred Tracy lit his cigar over again,
and resumed his fAvorite recumbent
attitude. His friend Harry Blake,
kept on whiting, now and then cast
ing wondering sIAnces at this hand
some woman hater. After moment S
silence Harry remarked
How any man can dislike women,
is more than / can tell.
'B h 7 interrupted Fred You for,
get that had step-mother, and
Was Tilted p
No, ir!'-this with emphasis mo
woman ever Tilted me
Bat what about your engagement
with Sue Osmold ? Something hp
pened. Whose fault was i:-yours or
hers !?
III ypu want to know, III tell you,
and leave YOU to ndse whose ttnIt it
vas. That girl ran ava, with every
bit CT sense | had for a brief period
only bret period. woke up one
night to 4 realization Of what fool |
hau been CT course, ev.ry fellow
who is engaged to a girl rvpposes lie
has Won perfection. dil.'
A very foolish thing 10 suppose, TO
begin with.
'pehav! Yon dou't know what you
are talking about. For aboi.t siA
weeks after onr engagement, every.
thnc was lovely. She was pretty.
fascinating, deucrdlv intelligent Snd
accomplished and spared no p.ln-
20 take her everywhere she wanted
to 80. lily team Was kept pretty
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A DOMESTIC MISUNDERSTANDING
Thanksgiving evening in aocia! -
ciety circle held at residence in
First Ward, among the subjects dis
cnssed WAS bob" Ingerso'l'S unFe-
lief in failure punishment, and I. lady,
vel! known for her vim and pIucN,
spoke up and remarked with an e'a-
phasis nnlnlstakable: I'D just like
to De Bob Ingersol's wife fo' short
tine I'd ma ke him believe there WAS
a hell-see if | wouIdn t T. The COM
pAny smiled "bias," but didn't pur-
sue the subject further. --Binghantoa
Leader.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-01-09

There is a lawyer lowu East so ex-
cessively honest that he puts all his
Aow.r-pots out over night, go deter
mined is he that everything shall
have its dew.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-01-09

When usefulness is con4derea. the
man who smokes cigarettes dwindles
into insignidcance by the side Of the
man who smokes hams.
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ssEE;3.a7E3T0 iT'N.

gvrg.s,--A. Slick,
,:,,i,n.rs-Abrl Mitchell, Z. NJ,
aa,;lh. ". A. Lynn, WA. Lidic.
Clra-Abel Mitchell.
Yss Coileetor-Cs!eb Peddicord.
Pest3,zstsr-.Jahn Root
Cea.taby.s-Caleb fedlicord and JohA
soa Fiea:cl.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-01-09

A Connecticut woman WAS appoint
ei constable, the other day, and the
first thing she said was: Now | shall
catch a man
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-01-09

Love is deaf as we'll as blind. If
it wasn't, how could the tcnCrils of
womans affection wind themselves
about the man who talks through his
nose ?
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-01-09

There will always be more or less
excitement in the household that pos.
sesses cac and a back fence, or u
poor piano and good healthy girl.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-01-09

When a widower and widow, both
with children, get married nowadays,
they call it pooling their issues
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-01-09

What is the brightest i.dear, in the
world asked 4 young man of bis
iAnce. why, your bright eye, dear !
she replied graciously.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-01-09

Man wants ii'lle here below; but
woman wants mot everytI lny sh"
sees ncr nejghbor have-rxcept ltr
tooth brush and yonnSe,t baby.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-01-09

MISERY loves company" A west
ern woman recently eioped, taking
her five children with her.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-01-09

When Adam WAS half through
naming his descend n 8, he got tired,
and SAID, Lets quit aud call the
rest Smith"
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-01-09

Mild and gentle as wo.Aen are, we
have known the best of tbem-who
would get up in "a chair to avoid hurt
Il mouse.
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ORPHANS COURT. .
Orphans' Court meets every Monday and
Tuesday Of each week.
Chief Judge-Wm, j. Black.
A,,oc;ates-Thomas lIolLrunnc- and Jno
Hightmcn.
Register of WMs-Col. John II. Rouzer.
Cauutv Comnlssioners--Joh Withcrow,
President: Solomon D. Drvilhiss Jos. Gro
isc, Stephen r, Bawlus, David NJ. whip
Clark t. Commiss,oner.--H. F. Steiner.
C,asetor Of State and County 7ares-"
4 Miller.
County suruyor--Wm. II. Hamsourg
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
prc.;d.nt James W.Pcarrc; Commission
.ro-Wil|iom c. Baker James w. lroxer'
J.senh Brown, Henry Boyle.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
District No 15-Frea'k white, Mcchan'
;--tnwu. G r.. Firor. GrarchaM; "m D
Mcpherson, Catoctin Furnace.
REGISTRAR oc VOTERS.
Di,triet No. l5-Ec.nard Coltlower.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-01-09

The song Of the baker: I Kneal
thee Every Hour The first note Of
the song is dough.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-01-09

If you wish to pay your debts, you
have paid them. Your creditors Cam
not deny that there has been pay.
meant.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-01-09

A man with bad breath never has
to elbow h!s way through crowd.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-01-09

There is a wonderful Ioser in i'm
aginatIon, but it gets weak in the
knees when it undertakes to shoulder
rcus lemonade.
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We'll, 1t wash you, was IL que
| asked.
How ridiculous! she answered {;
and then, with most unusual touch
Of defiance in er manner: Suppose
| it was -what then ?
Nothing much, said I only good
bye. Miss Osmond !
'TruIy?' said she in the calmest
possible manner.
Yes, truly I answered, unless
You can account satisfactorily for con
duet so questionable !!
50 what?' she asked growing az
waite as death.
$50 questionable | repeated.
She rose in a white heat. This IS
what she said:
About sevea o'clock this evening
crossed the ferry from New York to
Brooklyn and refuse to give any
account OF the circumstances which
made su.h questionable copdnct nee,
esssry. So gooi by Mr.. i'r'cy.
what then ? inquired Harry.
why she swept out Of the room like
tragedy queen, and | haven't spo'
ken to her since.
Three weeks after. Same rooru,
sane company.
Poor VIII Osnonl has g,ne, sad
Harry BI&he,
The d<uce he he has replied
Fred Tracy.
Yes. | was over there tins after
noon, And had talk with lis wiGow
Wills health failed immrd. .ately af-
ter his marriage, ami his father was
$, angry VITA linn for narryio, hI~
4 ul.lter's gcvelness, ;hat lie Woaid
not DO the least ming for him. tlts
OsmouI SAID ,nat If it had not been
for sac they would have certainly
starved. Size p,wned aud sold most
OF her lewetv, and IN ,naged so skill
iullv that viii VAS surrounded with
.nv-rv cam 'ort I found out some.
thing, l'r,l.
" bat l. it.?
10 you remember the date Of the
night YOU saw Miss O5 nonl on tie
terry boat Was it the 81 Of Decem-
brr :?
YES, sir !
well, that day Sue spent with her
brother. lie Was IA great dead worse,
.n she was determined cone what
wouid, she would not leave Gin un.I.
h. was easier He grew more com.
torl.b,c and when she got ready to
start ior home, 1t r'Ined h'd. -
he to'rowe" her sister water proof
"nd h"f'ied OIL. NoS' WHAT 90 you
tam" :
That | vas a brute, and Ill max
it up this very day.
Evening. s'tne--par'or IN the
mouse o' os'hoho. Que u''aohu III 'he
library alone Fred Tracy Is ""'
"ou"ced.
'Hood-eyenlog' Mr.. Tracy, and Sue
Txt'"ds " very steady little hand to
her visitor.
i na'e just reard TO day OF your
oro'Ler de"th' Observation-Disclosures
-s'h-
fred Tracy was never known TO
sta'nner, but now the EnSllsA Ian
gnase failed INN.
"l'l had been Ill Tor several
months, was the calm answer.
And to thlnk, nald Fred, almost
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-01-09

The early birl carches the worm
when the summer is here, but when
winter is come, the happy worm is i'll
the secluded depths of the chestnut.
(But he doesn't laugh long, for thu
IN N gets him, if the bird can
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-01-09

America consumes annually one
and half billion pounds OF butter,
and three hundred miI!io- pounds Of
cheese.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-01-09

Time is money OF course it is, or
kow could you spend an evening?
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-01-09

The lawyers fee-One dollar AMI
a half more than his client is worth.
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lows:
LEAVE MECHAEICSTOWN
For Baltimore and Westminster al .:21 A.
H., aud 2:l7 7. N.
For Lagers,own and Williamsport Ills
4 NJ and 7:l3 L
ARRIVE MECH JAMESTOWN
From Baltimore and WestHiinsier at II
Is 4 II End 7;l3 = X
From Wiiliamsport and IIagcrstown at
7:2l y IN, aud 3:li p III
EMMIrrsBURG RAILROAD Change Of
Schedule ON and after Sunday, oct. l3,
trains Will leave Emmiltsburg at 6.55 a. m,
and $50 and 62J p. M; and arrive al
Rocky Ridge 7.25 Il. M, and 400 and G.5j
pm.
And will leave Rocky Ridge 10 55 a. m,
and 400 and IT'S p H., and arrive at En-
mittsburg 11.25a m, and 4.40 and and 5
p.
Passenger Trains Gu w. NJ r. r. leave
Rocky Ridge as follows: Eastward-7.38
O. m, aud 344 p. N. Westward-1G.j5
=. IN and $50 p. ia.
JIM. HOOD,
Gen'l Manager.
b. H. G2ISWOLD,
Gen'l Ticket Agent.
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I'll lay for your as the hen sail
to the farmer-Ex.
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The advance guard-the engage.
ment ring.
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Something Of a wag-a dogs tai.
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cn~YE-y-S

A.F. and 4. ", Ne 1s5--Mrcts every
second and iouf,n Man,ay i'll each month.
van u. 9sier. Secretary.
K. Of p. Ea. G7--Ncet every Friday
night. h. Of X. s.. s., =. liarMal.
I. o. sr O. r.. Ns. 4G-Mcrt every
Thursday aisAt John l-aH,icfs, Secy.
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Allen c. Laros, the pAtricile, who
escaped from the Psnn,ytvlia luna
tie asylum in Octo er last was re-
tnrued to that Institution Tbnrsla,
he having surrendered himself to the
authorities OF Crlttendon county Ar
kansas.
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Solid men--PetriGed men.
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Standard business-A,g raising.
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The end of time-the letter e.
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M ~. - hAN - AIt L y
And how's my little Sue?
Very we'll, thank you, cried Sue,
lovingly.
This, Mr.. Tracy she continued,
with a deep blush, is my intended
husband.
How long has this been p inquired
poor Fred.
About three months, replied Blake
monchantly.
And you allowed me to come
round here and make fool of myself
in this manner?
What manner ? | was delighted
that yon and Sue were going to make
up and be good friends sgan.'
Before Harry had concluded his
sentence Fred was gone.
The nall door was closed with a
bang, and the lovers were alone.
The Brooklyn On. Y authorities
Thursday surrendered to the New
York Police DR.. Whitehead, accused
of malpractice On Annie Plat, the al
legged crime having been committed
in the latter city.
The DeKalb county courthouse at
Maysville, No, was burned Wednea-
day. All county records excepting
those Of the circuit clerk and treasur-
er were DESTROYED. The value OF the
property is .il to be 100000.
Fireman Dominick O'Donnell and
brakeman John Bainbrdse Were
killed and engineer Caspar Grelie and
brakeman SioweIl ba0iy scaIded by
the oyerturnin, Of a locomotive near
H,zeDton p, Tnnrs1,v
A''e,' w. A'foS' 'ne P"'''o''e, VINO
escaped from the Psnnsytvlia luna
NC "'S ''"' Il" O''' Il '""' ""' re
'"'le' 20 'N"' 'hs'i'o'lo" n"'s'"'
HN Aa'1IS h"ITPhhtlc' h''hSeil - 'Hri
'"'''o' '''eS o' O''''e'uo" county Ar
N""S'S'
The latest r,ports from the revenue
raid in Feutr.ss county Tennessee
are TO the effect that 46 Illicit djstill.
ers have been arrested and bounaI
over to the United States Circujt|
court and Il illicit d;stilleries vail
us1 At Sc COO destrovpd
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no" - - DoNE'--''cene IN H.
Or'Fy-6sn''em1n D0'1 Writing
cn''u enters
rather give ne a penny.
have" | BoI any ; DO" bother me.
'bH'' '"'"ef' want IL; something
particular.
! Lell YOU l uaVi! / got one about
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Fireman Dominick ODonnell and
brakeman John Btnbrid5e Were
killed and engineer CAspsr Grelie and
brakeman SioweIl baGly scaIded by
the overturnin, Of a locomotive near
Hazelton, Pa, Thursday.