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For Sale F!

A FARM IN WHATCOM COUNTY
"a and one In Jefferson County. The
undersigned offers for sale. at "a reasonable
price. 100 ACRES OF LAND. situated OH
Birch Bay. near SemiihmoO.l w. II.
About 20 acres under cultivation good
log house, barn, stable aud other build
ings. A large portion Of the land con-
sists Of rich alluvial bottom soil and Il
lightly timbered, we'll watered, near TO
market. &C.. Also .p
OOA ACRES OF LAND SITUATED
1AO 8 inilesfrOm Port Townsend. IN
Jefferson County. Of which between
thirty and forty acres are in cultivation.
The soil Is of the richest kind, and good
farn can beEMadsi of II. This lsrm. AS
the other. has alI necessary buildings inL
t.IlNling d lumber house upon 1t. 1t has u
fine young orchard. and other improves
m4nts. Terms, Cash. Apply. TO CHAs.
BucIIMAN, or Al, the Argus Office, PORK
Townsend. epl1S - 80 tf:36
, 1879-04-03

THEOLOGICAL students reason tht ifa
there be counterfeit money, there must he
genniEe; so, if here be infidels, there
must also be Christians II this be true
Of money Al d religion will not the salne
rule apply 10 "pllt np' meticiI e.? Do
not the cheap ahd worthless nUstrums
prove that there arv ge mine and mcrito-
rious put ny" nr,,icines ? The great
popularity of Dr. Pierce Golden Meii-
cal Discovery has resulted IN the manufac-
ture Of many 'sho,ldy" Alternative and
tonic remedies. hut one after another. thes,,
have disappeared the propriclors having
found that. no matter how "iOld' they
advertise, success depends upon merit. In
South Amcric.i. as. well ~ IN This country.
the Discovery l. the standard remedy Tor
all scrotulous and eruptivc diseases. Ii
acts promptly on the stomach. liver. an'l
blool. toning up, regulating. and purity
ing the system. 1t spcr'lly aliays all
bronchial irritation. ami cu es the most
stubborn c,rngh or cot IN half the time
required by any other remedy. ..,.
, 1879-04-03
THE u. n. SIGNAL sEnyrcE.

Gradually. the wild anil hg6v.rnahn
forces of nature are. thrOu.h -rrii,,.
made Oi ilSc Ia mai. Following IL ~.
wake al the imgeninils invcmihm- for he
Use oi steam and c,rclricity. ,nnit> hU
organization of the t. :. Sigunl Snir.
l. IL H"T wO,uIrrtu thai Sy.r N r,IIu lc
originated aud prrf rirtl whereby Ali "I.
orator eau accurately predict thr. awcMlsf
Of different lncality! And vet rxI"
riI,p proves mlr "Storn, SighaiS" 10 l., -
lialh..- l5'rt"'ty gHfir Src iIr a,lyancr<
nli'r IN The Sclcnrc vt medicine. Sn, hy
step. uncertainties ami dmIlns have yir,-
Ell To ''ahs0iltr certainty. rhr discover
les Of Harvey and iunlrr have br-n .,lr-
cre,hd ty the Go,len Medical Di@u,. ~
Of DR. X. v. Pierce. M longer i,r.rl
d,'Suair l~calS" some pliysican ha, pro-
uouncri tlw lungs ulsoulId. Hundred, 1T
Testimonials are on file in the nfih. at d.
Pierce from those win, had abandoned all
hope. ami had bcrn given MP 1" dir hv
physicians and friends, Incipirnt T. ~
sumption bronchitis. scrntujon. lunnIs,
speedily. surely. aud l,rruisnenih. ", Il
10 lhr healing intlururtr oi the Discovery.
If the bowels b. ,nnstipart,l. ,,sr lr.
pi"r :. Pleasant Purgativr Pellets Fpr
full parti ulars see Plrrr'S MrmnraLdum
hoUa. given awny by aI druggist.
, 1879-04-03
Our New Club Rates. 9s
The Farmers ReUieW." "

The latest addition 10 our exchange list
Is the Farmers Review. :" Chicago. H..
and most wtlcouIp addition 10 proves.
evidence of unusual skill aud halirstry IN
their management. II Is emphaticHlly u
model farm AMI family monthly. II is.
'wlthal, THE NEATEsT ANp CHEAPEST
JOURNAL OF THE KIND IN THE WORLD.
Fifty cents sec,np> copy ior one year.
We will furnish the "Review" and th"
ARGUS. each one year. for &3 25. This Is
rare opportunity tor our irirnd|in the
rural districts. Send along your orders.
, 1879-04-03
DIRECTORY.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
GOOD TEMPT A RS.
GRAND LODGE OF WARRINGTON AND
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Officers ~:

Officers:
NAMES, OFFICES, p. o. ADDRESS.
F.Kennedy. Ii. W. c. To-. Kumilchie, W. T.
". Raybould &c. Coun. .Nanaimo, b Z
Sst Il Shakespeare. &C W v Victoria, "
W IL Roberts. q w Treas Port Townsend /"
Allen Weir. u w soct'y.. PORT Townsend "
Slst Il Calvert. .G S Juv Tenn. Seattle "
Rev q r Whitworth. 81 Chap. " "
B w Hazen. .......G NV Mar. Dayton "
Sist + MeNatt.. ii Guard. PIT Ludlow a.
l. + Bauman. ...G Sentinel. Victoria, c
y 5 Porter. &C A Sect'y.... Olympia, W I
Sist NJ Cam pbell. "a u NJ -. Arcadia, "
Sarah Bean &c Messenger. Seattle, "
, 1879-04-03

Many OF the more advanced physicians
having found Or. Pierce's Family Medi-
cines prompt aud sure. prescribe them
regularly IN their practice. l1Ht =
'rwiNvILLE, Ten. May 2Sth, 1877.
DIX, II. V. PlEACE, Buffalo. N. T.:
Dear Sir-For long time | suffered
with cytarrh. finally called In DR..
Zachary OF this place. He furnished nae
with Your nasal Douche. Sage's Catarrll
Remedy. and your Col len Medical Dis
eovery. These remedies speedily effected
.iil entire cure. ay.a
Yours truly. JOHN ). CHAMLEss.
, 1879-04-03
ER ssstR.

"a s~agrIsi 10 tAS rsplii,y 81 H.
go ,r "A. sItsut ol Territory i.
sxr. .u8 a en- m.gu,iuds of ils
w~mt~spArsA 90, Order ]. Vet more
~ua-ssal ~ 10 ,uhrr.n' Vitality,
uspEsnas.d is is5s. frum small be-
e,uaits ib Syracuse, \. u, IT has
cvsr.eaysd al hs,und.rs~s, both nat
Essl snd po.iiieal' snd to day Las
Hnq~s tnsn seventy OrAnd Lodges ~
wcEsasx ~sasr "ns euinmon head
tAorpag y and PsrIsc'Iy organ'zed'
namesflsg 'is H'mbSrsh'P ny '"'
s~na'si' 81 'e""''nds' a"u 'ea"'"i
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, 1879-04-03

II BALDWIN of Monroe City. Ind.
writes under date Of Dec. 81. 1877, that
his wiir used Dr. Pierre's Favorite Pre-
rIiptiOn with wonderful results. 1t eff
fcIrd her e,,tire cure. after several ply
sicians haul fAlled. The many similar let
lrrs positively affirming that the FaVorite
Prescription had cured the diseases and
wsakin.s-es peculiar to women. induced
Dr. Pierce 10 scll IL under guarantee.
ladies need no louger submit 10 useless
aud painful local treatment, as the Favor
i'e Prescription Is u safe. sure. and speedy
ucre. Hundreds who had been beG-rildenl
ior year, lnvr been restored to perfect
hcalth by It, u>e.
, 1879-04-03

nNa as &ansEsf Bro. ]. V.
ns~ rA ~ NsiishusE. W. T.,
nsa ~ ssegaKH sp,.lirsiion Cor a
e. Eswgsr lodge rharisr. IL Is
aa ts aesa4A o. ilsytnu. W. T., aud
ts VRn boa rHlHrr six hsmes 20
M q ssas th~ Temperance
@aaes as scar 'n osr jarisJic-
Rm We wast h,ua suan..s.
, 1879-04-03

FsK ~@rk Eess hrsvsly psL From
ASSESS sgsgs ArestiOa there comes
sas na@s sasssing words. Lodges
ore saii~g ~ saeir nsmber,hip, snci
&@ax .esrtiss Temperance work.
MNHy eco luaRss are being instiiut.
s& &~ses esiuss in ten years has
ails saws E1nsgp1s IrosPect h'Omed
~ tseNs sk Thsts Is demand
g. tsEst sew sueh as we have never
~asspssd Is is just what
80 w8si
, 1879-04-03


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JOSH BILLINGS On LAGER BEER.

| haV finally cum tew the conclu-
,huu that lagrr.bcer as beverage is
not Intoxicating. ! hav hin told so
.bv a German who has said he had
drunk it all n;te long, just tew try
the experiment, aud was obliged tu
90 home entirely sober in the morn
ing. hav seen this same man drink
sixteen glasses, and if he was drunk
no was drunk in German and nobody
could understand il. 1t is proper
erutf to state that this man kept u
ager beer saloon, aud could hav no
hjec, in stating what was not strict
y thus. .-.s
| believed hin to the full extent
of my ability. 1 never drunk but
three glasses ov lager in mi lite, and
that made mi he'd vutwist as tho it
Was hung on the end ov n string,
nut | wuz told that it wuz OWN tn
mi bile bein out ov place; snds 4
guess il vas so, for ] pevsr billed
over wuss ,Lan did when got hum
that mite. Mi wife ihot | wuz going
u die. and | wuZ afraid that /
shouldn't, for it dad seem as tho ev-
ry,hing HAD ever eaten IN mi life
! wuz comin tew the surface; and l
IL really believe that II mi wife
hadn't pulled off mi butss jest as she
lid, they wud hav cu'n numbering
up tu.
o! how sick wuz 1t wuz IA
years ago, aud i can taste it now. l
never had so much expenses in 50
short u time. If emmy man shud
tell me that lager ser wuz not in
toxicating shud believe him; hut il
ne shud tell ns that i wuzn', drunk
bat mite, but that mi stulnmick WIZ
out ov srdsr, shud ask him tu state
over in few words jes, how II man
ielt aud acted when he wuz well set
up. If i wu2n't drunk that Dite, i
nad sum ov the most material simp
tutns that man ever had and KEEP
s ber. ... arvv~r
In the first place it wuz about 80
rods from where drunk the lager
Iuser to mi house, and i wuz then 2
nours on the road, aud had hole
busted thru each one ov mi pantalun
nesz, and didn't hav emmy hat, and
tried su open the door bi the bell
pull, aud hickupped awfully, and
saw everything in the room trying
to yet round on the back side ov me;
aud in sitting down On v chair, i
didn't wait long enuff for it to ge,
exactly Under mo. when it wuz 20
ng round, and i set dove u little tn
,oon and missed the chair about IL
inches, and cudn't get up soon enuti
tu take the lext Vwuu that cum
HA# - L,uN -
, 1879-04-03

A COLLEGE professor once said that "he
uho vxlsyts' 10 rate high in his class.
Hvt vxlS ytvrate' on the floor" Much OF
WAS, 10 doubt,
IL the professor
v the u" g.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-04-26

Last Tuesday ut one O'Clock in tho af.
ternoon, the denizens If st Denis street
were startled Ivy the alarm Of fire. On
repairing to the scene it was discovered
that tho building in which Mr.. q. Schsf
frath, our popular loot and shoe maker
lives in had caught fire on tho rn,f from,
sparks from cooking stove. When dis.
covered large hole had already been
burned. Several men assembled the roof
and attic and with buckets Of water
s"on sxtingnishsd the fire. A brisk
wind was blowing at the time from the
South, aud had not the fire been NJ
quickly sxtiuguished. aud With no faei.
lities to protect ourselves from the fire
6eod. great portion Of our town which
10 composed principally Of woodsa build.
ings would have bsen destroyed. And
yet our business men aud property bold.
err don't see the uss Of having nss CON.
pany. Whenever our city IL visited
with email fire on the Chicago scale,
then it will flash to the mind Of thsss
citizens that Nstchitoches should never
have besa without tire company.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-04-26
Larceny.

Charley Foa0. On illustrious African
looking genius had case Of sunsxa.
ton fever last week, accidentally walk
ID OF with Mar1 Lswson's (oolorod)
wardrobe, for which hs WAS run into The
Bastils by Officer Rsgsio. Foster asked
for . hearing before the Parish Court
which vss granted him last Wednesday.
When brought into court be waived pro.
liminsry examination and asked to b
tried by . jury. Judge Tucker placed
him under bond Of 600 to make bic sp-
pesrsnce ct the District Court in June
in default Of which be would have 20
ren'sin in Jail and play checkers with bic
nose until June.
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important to the Natehlteehes VII.

Important to the Natehlteehes W.T..
Deoeeo,
Judge D. Person 10 in receipt ofs lst.
tor from Attorney General DevenA ol
date 18th insl., stating that . practical
method will b adopted BY the Depart.
ment Of Justice by which tho witaeess,
- reeeive their psy without tho o..
pense Of oemiug TO New Orleaus." Thu
Finance Committee, that 10 still con
sidersbly indebted foe transportation
&c., suggest that all tho witnesses, who
have not already done %, leave their
subpoena with Judge Pienon, and -
pecially those who do not contemplate
Visiting Now Orleans soon, and those "a
whom advances in money have been
mado BY tho committee.
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That Bird.

M. Woodwork. 40 ssterpsisipg
grocery dealer, on Third and Siblsy
streets, captured last week = bird
como people here call Bscroeks, bat
it 10 = genuine lb;s. 4 geuus Of srsl.
latory birds, ono species Of which
was regarded 10 ancient Egypt with
. degree Of respect bordering on
alteration. The bird 10 called the
white Ibis. The color Of tho plumass
is pure white, with the tips Of the
outer feathsrs of the wings jet black.
The bill 10 long, slender aud curved,
thick At tho base; the point rather
ob.uss; the upper maadibls deeply
grooved through ont ito length. The
face aud greater part Of tho head 10
destitute Of feathers. The lsgs are
long, and naked above tho knee
joints, wings very long aud tsil short.
NJ. Woodwork kept bic PIT In . bar
rel f"r th'ee or four days and then
turned it loose among 10 chickens,
At 6rst they seemed to be very much
frightened, and Mr.. Woodwork
Informed % th9 it took only two or
three hours for tho fowls 70 make
friends With It. Il 10 amusiug 70 see
that bird rromenadiog 10 the yard
among the chickens; II locke -
though it Was walking on stilts.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-04-26

JAM" rep"rted I" the jury that tl,s
deceased came I" lis death from, gun>
sl"t wounds. After hearing tho to-.
tin,"nv "f &. ID. ress(rr, tho jury
rendered the following verdict: The
deceased Jack Price came to hla
death ~" the gath day "f April, BY
the effects "f guusl'"t wounds iohiet.
ell with guu iu the hands IT Aug"sts
M"rr.u. being done in self defense,
aud ia iustitiabls homicide.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-04-26
Personal Mention.

The polite officers Of the Danube have
our thanks for i)e Of late N. o. pepsS.
We are under due obligations to NJ.
Johnnie F. Blackstone, for . 6le Of Forth
Worth, Texas, papels.
NJ. Oscar Chopin. OF New Orlssos, was
In our city this week, md before leav.
ing attended tho "Biblo class"
Capt. John L. Gill Of Shreveport, u
qaartoeod ct tho Plsntsf's.
We are under renewed obligations to
TIE o6cers Of tho Yasoo Valley for New
Orlssns papers Of tho 18th.
". Nathan Ayer, . pilgrim CONNER.
cial tourist Of St. Louis, 10 10 our city On
. business trip. It 10 rumored about
town that he will take untolhimsslf ~
Of Natchitoches fairest bellies.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-04-26

The Ac,ne's came in inhilant aud got a
grand whitewssh
Tho Allwright's got their sl'u"k ny
sufficiently this time t.'::crswl around the
track aud hOllsr italy" "l'ce hetorr they
tOOk . ssat
Tho Acnle's brlted tue bnckskim al
aroMnd lM,se, and managed to make :
runs.
The Allwrights got around the path
on this inning one time.
The Acme's played enough with the
wood to see them aud 10 Que better,
when they took back seat.
The Allwright's straddled the plats.
and went ont 10 one, two, three order,
and tsllying whitewash.
Scoco-Acme's 10.
Allwright's Is.
Thrss hearty cheers were given fae the
loosing nine. The seossr, umpire aud
audience, departed tor home, sfesr hsv.
ing witnessed - Ans . game a ball -
ever wss played In this section Of the
country. The fielding and batting
on both sides was good.
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4 0ood Joks.

A young ssntlsnan in town while
strolling through the courthouse build.
ing entered the Clerks Office to palm a
jokes on The Deputies, but them ''dsps'
had . good one 10 store for him, and - h
made bic appearance into the odles The
boys paid no attention to him, bat kept
busy at work. He stepped up to where
one IF the deputies IVES busily engaged
1t . dssk, psspsd over The deputy.
shoulder, cav that he was issuing . nas-
risgs license now, be was going to reed
that lieenss Or die. TO rsad IL b hsd 70
ct on tip-tos to look over Tie dspatys
shoaldsn when 10 ssd behold b bshsld
the pame Of th~ Idol Il biz heart v.ittso
II plain bold lettsrs. He started out d
10 e0es, singing in . low vsies, "ssvee
viii l cease to love thee" asd wsat 70
bic rooa. Soas Of bic friends ilsripe
that be might commit suicide BY stab-
Nag himself TO death with . herring, Or
choke :ihnsslf on shadisss, inform
"a him that L was Oh . joks, and
10 10 to-day o9s u The hsppisst noetsls
In tie town and can take . joke q vsll
- 70 give one. which bic friends Oh %.
preciste.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-04-26

Last Sunday tho two hone Clubs MT
on the grounds for . itissdly game. The
men were in good trim and ~ wsathss
clear and bright. At 1 o'clock The All.
wrights having won tie toss, ssat their
opponents to The bet.
Acms's-Lsooots graepsd ths wood,
and was put ont whils wsddlisg down
the 6rst. Janin Do. Bsoasoaje pjeked
up tho bet md usds 3 bases. 0sssessx
cane next and made LEI. 0cAuuas
broaght Bressssls IN, and eers stepped
up 70 the plate, ssd after striking It It
three times and nissias II, eesslsdsd to
take . rsst, owing 70 TIE parsaasive a.
gumsst II Tausin. Side out end seore /.
The Al1wriGhts came b ~ 1T ed
made :hisss lively, scoring rans.
The Asnes tAis time ns.agsd to sst
around Tie ring 90 Nos.
The Allwright's ss&hsssd To ''winew',
THE time md seessd s z1.A, making ~
score 10 to2, and Albright stock w
way % 10 to market.
The AsnSs ct thsi, courage % this
time end scored Z runs.
The AIlwrights wsat ost In alnoat
apple pic order In THE issisg. L. 0r,.
nsaax. oaly sseesedsd IN crossing Il.
plate.
The AsnSs resolved b Do ssas e,od
playing q ct bsst 0rsoesux u,le IT,
Schnan Invoked into llght 1el1ee which
was 9osslsd uDby Il. Wan, ~ eshuna,
bed b rspess - ~ lzaA Sen asls
let, beingisg 0rsasaax Aens. Kils .est
The he'll bsyesd ~ hsg bsi.gise tbs
ehain-lghtaisg raess, Cen, heas. CABIN
got dig ct ~ ball ard Ne M OF
befoes 10 eosA ~ down e Let. Plu.
dhomns t,isd bio had at It, aad s,e
essdsd In nakisg : basrs. end Kils sa,d
"tally." Lsssats west ost o. /. .f,sI.
and ths boys ssessd 4
In THE inniag ~ Allwrishes vent
down 70 hard wssk ssd sueeeeded IN
scoring grasd "geass e."
Ths Acass stoek way up, ~ ~
bcys feeling bally. Jaaia lsol q vitA
. 1sldst, vAisA vas kindly suassl y
d. wass, bet ~ bsgs aaaaesl y sesap
I runs % thb isai1g.
1ls AnwriSAtS sane y ~ ~ -
wsss ~ sseipients q . Aaaapeue -,
~
1ses0es lssd ~ witA . ~ . rieht
fed, e ~ Asasb, which ~ eeeooal
IL b Tsasia, allswiae Lsesate ! 49,,
y p,ay lsap Asg . ~ ssssA - ~
Aeooie eeaesd /.
The AIwIiCht's IN = haadle - -
~ sastAR .seoss 49, ~ alaol =
~ )aaDoh
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they ,siu h discontinued.
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"ay morning was moro than good, the
Mayor had smile for every one, Assis.
tsnt Chief Willie Mclean whscksd up
bic tobacco with the boys and everybody
connected with the city temple Of Justice
looked ssrsus'snd happy. At half past
nine o'clock bic honor mounted the ros-
tum, and the we'll konwn hass voice Of
the 4. c. p. was heard in The hall calling
'oedsr In court and bots a."
The graceful form Of Lewia Thomas,
. gsotlsnaa Of color, W. presented T.
the court charged with closing "Lasy
Joe" alias Joe Jones left "psspsr." Wit.
nesses in the cass not bsing present, bic
honor continued the case until The q.
rival Of the truthfals.
Nj. J. W. Collier, was next called.
charged with pulling . little gun on
Lease Kahn. Plead guilty. Fined 90
and costs. M. Kahn fearing bodily
harm, etc., asked the court 70 place the
gsntls6an under bond. HE honor 70.
qussted Of NJ. Collier . bond of12s0 to
keep the psaes for ok months.
He honor cried out 70 the A. G. next
prisoner" The A. c. pointing With the
index finger ssid. Here shs ID" "Whst's
the charge, Mr.. Police" asked the court.
Tho A. C. referred to bic memoranda,
and read of, "Tsxas Jane, charged With
disosderly conduct, sir" This was more
than the gentle Jane, who 10 ~ black -
soot, could stand. Getting on ono Of
those spasmodics flts, che made On about.
~ and looked ct our A. c.: in tho sys,
that would have made . lion wilt, much
lee our now police who could be ssen
shaking clear down into bic boots With
fear Of losiog handful Of bic beautiful
"har." In dramatic style, pointing her
finger 1t tho efsoer, shs ssid, "sir, ny
name 10 not Texas Jane, but, cir, I wish
You distinctly understsnd that my name
10 Miss Mary Davis, hail itom the san.
ny chimes Of AGi0 and euigrated to |
this place from tho Lone Star State, and
he Who robs mo Of - name, Ill-|
though Heavens fall" u honor called |
the irsts eyrsns's attention 70 tho charge, |
whether che plead guilty q not In a
o6.hsuded manner che told that ohe
wss awakened during midnight hoars |
from her sluubsrs BY load rap st The
parlor door che threatened 10 call tho
police, and tho party left In . fsw min.
utes her house Wa under . heavy fro Of
brickbats; came out on tho stsest 70
quell tho mob and was struck on her
bread bsskst BY large brick.
John Patton We called o. to tell Whist
hs knevlof james homs,bsipg bsiskbattsd
Saturday night. He stated that 10 bed
called around at Niss Davis palses - u.
tend concert and clog dancing, that
Wa advertised % hugo oanseth post.
ers to take plses ct bee rssidsoes that
night; when hs arrived there ths ~
jets were not burning. and hs ssw -
signs Of show, but heard: Wash Grsy
and Zoo Goodrich In the house, and thst
Texas was on "big jsmboree!" His hon.
or taxed the gentle Mary v and costs,
in default Of which che lsnguishes in the
Cooler"
Tho Lewis Thomas caoe Wa the Dext
examined and from the testimony "a.
ducsd. tho court, discharged Lewis.
"Lasy Joe" We heard % exclain that ~ |
THE talk Of ths temple ofjusties IN An.
rico W. . mere "bosh" aud 10 va 10.
Jog 10 exods.
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1t 10 rumored il social circles that two
fashionable weddings are to take place
shortly among tho Israelites. Cards Of
invitations have already boon issued IN.
one. A we'll known St. Louis eontle-
man will carry off ono Of Nateiitoohsa
fashionable bellies.