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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-04-29
PaefEysA,
81 Published bB ReonesL.
The Devil and The Lawyer a

Tne Dev1I ana the Lawyer.
The Devil came up 70 the earth one day,
And into the Court-house he wended hi.
way, .s3n8Ia
Just as an attorney with very grave face,
Was proceeding to argue the ''points in the
case" ts' '.O N'is" "
Now, lawyer his Majesty never had seen
For to his dominions none aver had been,
And he felt very anxious the reason ic
+ rI know, llys lgs9L .siJgY
Why none had been sent 70 the regions be-
8s9dJ go iI9e yilb
Twas the fault Of his agents, his Majesty
7a3 thought, ile 1881 I nNeiss aos's
That none of these llawy efs had ever ben
}Tad1'caught; l.I3 ~ bge qn D3slgq
And for his own pleasure he felt desire
To come to the earth and the reason INQUIRE.
Well, the lawyer who rose with visage 50
: ~ grave, ~ -" ''''' -
deouthis opponent a cOtsuhtnate khasve,
And the Devil was really greatly amused
Poihesr ,the.atiOraey 50 souhdly yabused.b
But soon as the. speaker had cone to- a
/, s1n closer sR Il bna .T9mFE1 9d1
The counsel opposing him rfereely ar0se,9s
And heaped such abuse on the head Of the
iIbA frot f1ss-1o9D 1ith D'Nsyssl s'f
ri M2 bgs 4;iI, x K q ,irIts I, / lll,EE X
-siiYIsv svorstH al93d sid L eB ,ylinB
.Y9noh bn8 19i1ud dtiB i3
Thus they quarreIled, eontended, and ar
III gued SO lohgsaI bus smfiiii "
Twas sIla hard lz t9 detsfpbipe m Fhifh p, them
s0l was wrong ~ed g9t0saIsO. II
And concluding he'd heard quite enough Of
q 3Eytba .afnss III 'nih4b 3Houh -
Old Nick turned away, and sOfIoqdized
thus: .iBBau fighl
i,dh bne 9liR ,sIFGd 1'qDS
"If all they have SAID, Of each. other be true,
The Dfyilla has asFgy surely RssPs robbed IF bis
But I'm satisfied now, it's all very we'll
For these law Sers r would ruin the morals of
l5IGHheH! yiEnbEf9 &fiifcll 81 ,ih
@TheyI have puzzled tBsis5oafss with 'tl,teiir
sR Iln villainoas cavil, ~ js3bOsG sg a
And am freelto they have puzzled
the Devil; .gf3WOn
Ny agents are right 10 let lawyers ialshe,
If | had them, they'd swindleme out Of my
fbrona
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-04-29

Fayetteyille Post7omce' ?

a /
Rsasoaa--leavcs every day except sam
day al e:lS AN; arriyesat $40 r'M; supplies
shs follow rg ofEices: Kelso, Lincoln, Flnt-
viIc. oreeen. Georges Store, Elora, Ha.'es
Station. Salem, Winchester and Decherd.
Shelbyyille stage-arriyes Mondsy, W ed
nesday and Friday at II A, NJ; leaves same
davs at Or. 81. Supplies Mulberry, Lynch
burg. Bonneville, County Line, Shelbyville.
Huntsville stage-leaves Monday and
Thursday at a. NJ; arrives Tuesday and
Friday at 5P.M. Supplies Goshen, Halle
Green. Meridianville and Huntsville.
SheIbyviIle hack-lehves Mondays and
TIs,,rsdavs at 8 A. NJ; arrives Tuesday and
Friday at r. M. Supplies Norris Creek,
Chestnut Ridge, Hawthorne and Shelbyville.
pdiaskf irorse-a.sises every Saturday at
1l.3OAu; leaves same day a. l2:30. Supplies
Cyruston, slIillyille, PisgAh, bradshaw and
p,J.slsi..loa.s q .es..t .taslsr illaliii gfit.l z
blanche ehorse--loavese every uesday and
FRIDAY AT 8A.s NJ; arrives Wednesday and
Saturday at:3 P.M. Supplies Camargo, Mo-
limo. Cold Mater, blanche y 4
Boous Hill, inrsc--arrivesl 81 cv cry S2tur-
dav,s fsn: Raves same .daylW lFM y
patersburr horse--ieaves SaturoAy at A
,.. arrives at 5 Pm same day. Supplies
l,Affrow Station aud Petersburg.
Nancy Orders can be oLta n ! al this Of
eca unon post offices IN all parts ef the u
n;,ed, States. A hist ef Mppyy OldeT offices
n,sv IL seen 81, application. ihtesof com-
,n;ss:an for Money OFders-are as follows:
Narexceeding &lo . /. issssss.l ..ss, 40 GEMS
0ver l5 ara not exceeding $780,. ..lss do
10 -.2or do do s4o.s.s.zV do7
w - 81 do 80 - 25 do
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The paper Boom

Some Of the western newspa-
pers have been compelled 10 IN
crease their price to an adSli-
tional cent per copy, in censs.-
quence of the great advance in
the cost of printing paper; and
If the advance CONTINUES, sOme
of the eastern newspapers NAV
be compelled to follow suit, ar
curtail their size. In St. L8nis
the price Of all the morning pa
peFs has been Increased from
four to- five cents. per copy !;
while in Cincinnati, MiIwailkce.
Detroit.and other wcsfern cilicS.
the sizes OF the papers are TO be
reduced. si ~ s'nes
ifll1l il sse.ssfs. ~ if.lsasr-s ! 4. a -, :.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-04-29

had nearly become her murder
er. Years before she had met
and loved a man by he name of
Warren Arnold, but on the day
before that fixed for their we'd
ding he lad disappeared, and
SHE, nearly bfoken-hearted, was
"a few days after abducted and
borne away to the mountain re-
treat of a band of road agents,
the leader of whom was none
other than her false lover.
More grief-stricken than ever,
she succeeded in escaping; but
somewhat crazed, instead of re-
turning to- her friends, she had
sought a life of loneliness. Her
brother Ralph, who had been
away at school for three years,
learned of her misfortuncs and
supposed death, and returned to
his home to begin a search for
the villain who had been the
cause of so much suffering.
4,Wapren , Aruold's true name
was Loren Gray, and Ralph ey-
er spokc Of him by that name,
thoughlolis gsister had never
known him By it, Accompapi-
ed by his friend, Norman Ar
lip,, he had sought far and wide.
Ifoi'g him, bit 10 make at last
that well-nigh fatal error in mis-.
taking The s;hermitD for his foe.
1As his sister had not seen him
for eight years, rand at a time
lwhen ikereAisthe most change
in ones appearance she had not
recognized him. When she was
able, they all returned to their
homes-ahaPPy company. Later,
Norman Arlin became her hus-
band, ard a new life dawned for
herr The Lone Cabin still
stands, "a meniento Of Che ! past.
FkFEN aFag GEEEA LfFF
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Advertising Rates I

The Chicago Tribune for q
column q year, receives SIG, 600.
The New Yorh Tribune, re-
ceives for its lowest priced cob
nmn. $7,723, and for its. high
est, $35, ,648,I The NeE York YlIol.rkk
Herald, for IFS lowest, priced
column, $39,743,, and for IFS
highest s$248, 900, and these pa
pers are never, at loss for adyer-
tisements to fill their columns,
Their patronage comes, not from
any desire to assist their, resPec7
tive papers, but from business
men who find it profitable to 5addi- addi--
vertise.' ,d t.t,,,,,.i. I'm .;br,
The Yankees are mighty near
as smart as our people. They
make almost as much money as
we Southern people do; sons
think they make, a heap omores
and yet they are foolish enough
TO go, and throw away SO mqch
on newspapers Out inI Ten
nessee they are wiser, and big
business house, saves all they
spend, or nearly SO, OccasIons7
ally thnv throw awav fiva oi. fen
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-04-29

Anexchange prints a touching
littlecepisoder onrwhatua 2 lchild's
kiss could do. lPfie currefit be-
lief in this matter is, that it could
get mans mustache all molas-
es, and milk, and stpff,axaH
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-04-29

The, Rev. DIR. Hall says that
every blade Of grass contains .
sermon. But every sermon don't
contain anything SO fresh aId
pointed as a blade Of grass. : /,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-04-29

~ I. Garter. County Judge.
~. n Martin, G ERIK 0hancery Court
trif Morgan. DO. Clieuit ~ i ssis'
fsls,. R..vre.-s do Ganlnfy = d0sN tsss
r Hollaaa. Sheriff e -
Nv Counts, W A. Cunningham, Dep
uty-sheriifss -
Henry Henderson, Trustee.
r 3. Thompson, Register 144 ~
Sah. G. DAFT, County Surveyor a
r j. Rise<. SuPtof Public Scneois.
T. D. Morgan. cWoner 81 Jif
q. Wallace. Ranger. tt-.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-04-29

No Chicago man would dare
to refer to a place of religious
worship as a joss house. stFhesy.
say ssserInon foundry IN that
city. - ness
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-04-29
Conducted bs
THE GOOD TEMPLlRs on MULBERRY.


DARE TO SAY mo-"
Dare to say ''So" when you're tempted to
ddriipks., 0ffiYaf4artt
Pause for msment, my brave boy, and
think
Think Of the wrecks upon IIfe's ocean tossed
For answering '.yes'' without considering
the cost 2
Think ofthe mother. who bore yen in paint
Think Of the tears that shall fall like the
Hsss rain; y ss'e' e'7
Think Of her heart and how cruel the blow;
Think ofher lese and at once answer aNo."
Think Of the hopes that are drowned in the
ri bowl; 87' iiiif
Think Of the danger 10 body and soul; :
Think Of sad lives once pure as the snow;
Look at them now and at once answer "NO."
Think Of a manhood with rum-tainted
Is.fsi breath; s84 .z1.ef
Think how the glass leads TO sorrow and
death;
Think Of the homes that, now shadOwed
E1U with'yFoe, q iite tfi-i "a
Might have been heaven had the answer
been NO" f "a.
Think Of the lone graves Both-anwept and
pnknown. 5a sue.---.f
Hiding fond hopes that were fair as your
own;
Think Of proud forms now forever laid low,
That might still be here had they learned
to say ''NO." sa
Think Of the demon that turks in the bowl
Driving to ruin both body yIand soul;l em0
Think Of all this as life'z journey yeugo.
And when you're assailed BY the tempter
say MOI 's'-','
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-04-29

,'SA slis, ~ ItleeFs going out OF the county
DS ~ auea nee.
"a ineie copies, Five Cents each.
Ad,eftisins Rates.
ToR ONE wEtK
Une inch A..S 75.Fourth column. 81 90.
Nv, mwo nehes... I 25iTlsird column. 5 90
1hree INCHES. / 75ilialf column. z 0OI
Eeur = inciies ~. z p of coIumn. 8 CO.
rive inches e.- 15lWioie columns. IA co
----. ron TWO wErKs. ~
Une incn:::... II y. Fourth column SIS so
,l,wo nwo inches. ~ 90 Third column. 0,25
nhree inches!-.t2 75iIialf column. - 81 80
-Four inches.... $50, Of column. IL so
Eye inches ,rs 30 15iWhole column .l6 90
.,Astt-i IL, FOR THREE WEEKS
One inch& Isl 75lFourth column. Sc %
Two inches =. 0iThird column. g 90
Three inches. 8 75iHalf column. 10 so
-Four inches. 4 75'sz of column. .l3 80
Five inches. s 75lWhole column. Is 0c
n ron ONE MoNTH.r haze
tFse inch ......$2 O0lFSarth column ST OC.
Twoinches.. 3 5OThird column. .i9 so
Three inches,. 4 so Half column .l2 90
-Four inches - s so q OF column ID 90
Five 1nches -. 6 25lWiuole column !, 20 90
aFoR TWO MONTHS. .s1usni ~
Two ;nrI,as ~ l,r,.:.s Y S =, - ~
Three MI as - s0ltInsr III, io e0 e0
Four inrhas 0olsI us s'as oolu.n.' ae 90 00 ~
Five ;nches ossSIzz,ss q oolInn.' 81 90 M M
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One a-i,es,sni - eaSmr-...s.i. a.s : s1r m
IT,. 90 T9ursi 0o oo
Th, :, 0o I,a1r niro eoluH ~ 90 90
.Fan~i,'ai.s ~ = o co,un'u' 90 90 0o 0o
E;ra nrlxxta., xa - - ~
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D.. IL fos &c 'S1 20 EesLhS' 40 I'D
Z =, 90 81 aa W W
Tsssa ~ SIsIr niru eU.uin"' Se Se 0o 0o
10 eo,uI' 0e 00
F;v ;m1sS 90 1oozs,sn,e ~ eol1n e0 ~
~ '.e -.n, roa oSr Inn xra1 oO'A' " "
One inch SlO 90 Fourth calnmn S95 90
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"Not aword, Flogl' 9ou can
'ofernoa noatonementforthe wrongs
that you hayepdonei save iW the
sacrifice of .eyoui fife. BIT /
wish to take no advantage, and
| challenge you to meet inc in
mortal combat kfI 4 III
"No, no!' cried the other.
"Y on are a stranger to me and
] haye'no quarrel with you. i
must decIineStd fight yoll.7
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-04-29

Experience" said Carlyle, ~is
the best of school=masters, but
he takes dreadfully high wages.
From the drunkard, he takes all
his hard7earned wages oftoil, and,
finally, the wages of sin," " which
is death, sExperience, says an
other, ''is like, the stern-lights of
a ship, illumining only the track
that he has passed oyer." It is
little comfort to the drunkard to
see the ghastly track of a wasted
and irretrievable life lighted up
behind HIM. ads q, aaii~oa p.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-04-29

ot'1 never intended to be more
than, a moderate drinker," " . said 2
drunkard, now happily converted
and saved from his cups, "My
parents didn't object to my drink
ing wine and beer, andn that is
the wayIit beganHi 'sWere your
parents Christians2ns i asked
Yes he replied, hesitating,
.'1they were moderate Christians
Alas, thought I, moderate Chris
Itians are often the best promo
tiers of that moderate drinking
whichis the path tO,drunkenness.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-04-29

1t eceursto MS that the spring
tIme has come, gentle Annie.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-04-29

A FoROIBLE ILLUsTRATIOS.gs
In a recent temperance speech,
Canon Wilberforce, speaking Of.
the large brewer devoting large
sums of money to the building
of cathedraIs and restoring of
churches, money which he had
made ontofithe vices of the peo-
ple,-said itreminded him Of that
celebrated character upon the
penny steamboat, who picked the
pocket of an old kdy of every
thing she had, and then, when he
habit safe i'm his rewnb pocket,
went about and made a collections
amongst the passengers to make
it up to her, He did not believe
in robbing a nation with one
hand, and giving IT back with
the other. J 9i I .-lJ1ng1sa L1si
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-04-29

9dHWeather strips,'' mused Jun
oreAlly as he looked at arsign,
"Of course it does.id Strips ltfe
leaves all off tho trees in the fall,
and49and- most ali the clothes
off of people in dog-days."
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- are.Ws 8 DoUTHAr, n "a /
= - !. - q ...-.--..-.-..........-....,-, .
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"Bah! sYpu need net think
to escape by yoar lies. / have
not hunted fsrayou this, five
years to be bafiied- now that i
have found you.a If you do not
remember me, have you forgot
ten my sister, whom you betray-
ed and mtirdered?'' s..s... 'sm q 'y''',.' +
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Almost en- Acciaont.

L q. Mckee, Of HrsuJonvi,o, Who ras
been here aticOiiuG court, took his i;,lu
son otcy 10 The sro" last TuCeday, who
came very near meeting with what rn.cst
have tcCu s,rious accident. lie was s.t
NnC on the hishcs' SCAT ard accidentally
dropped his hat under TIC scots. liz "a
ilor took him by The baud and LEI linn
down to get it, and just ,t the momcn, nc
wac drawn back. the scetO, under thou
saods ii pounds # humsn flesh, cam.
down with a numbering crash. Had rc
been moment later he nigh, hive be,n
crushed 20 death.
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Mr. David Watts, en- OLD and rcsrcc,a.
bic citizen, residing on The waters OC BIZ
suntY, Preston county, hsd stroke OF
palsy on last Sunday aftoInaoo, which
paEaly Eod ono silc Of his body, aud bches
not spoken a wore sircc. and IS NJ; cN.
pected 20 1--we This, no doubt, will bc
sad ncwsio his many old acquaintance
MT. Watt IS about s. years old.
LArER-Siucc the a6ovc wGs w,i,icn
Mr. Watts he's passed over the river a.l
now rests meath Che shade OF the Tree 90
Life hard hy tho great white throne. -
Grafton Z Gle.
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SATURDAY. JULY 10. $50
LOCALS.

Fine sheep arc In demand.
Advertise in The ARGUS.
EATly apples arc ripcuiuc.
The Fourth oiJo!y was q aGo day,
Hooters for sale chap at a,is omoc,
Several more new subscribers THE week.
Mrs y r. J1clgon has been very sics
since our last issue.
The crowd 10 town Oh circus day was
very large.
We 4 now stock of haas hsvo lust
| been received at NoHz's ma29-S..
Lawyer Vandcyort of Clmbabure, wa,
in town the latter part OF lost week.
The Fourth was ? quic, day in Kirr
wood.
Ityou wish 20 huy O sewing nadine
call az tie AuGUa Office.
Iryou want oranges or lcmone. go to
L. ~ F"g.o's, Portland, ard gcJ thom.
There rro 3 800 inhabitants in the cor.
rorcuoa Of huntington.
Sheriff Ford has The finest looaiur. and
we Proeume the fastest, team 10 tho county
Va. a lno assortment OF Gcnlcmcn's
furnishing goods just received at VOTES
O4ly so ccnta for The Arors FIR the
campaIGn-urtl tho midulcof November.
Tho ARGUS and the Wheeling Rcgs,c,
for5!.5o year.
The thermometer indicated 90 degrees
10 ,Ho aL ado this week.
Blank notes loose for sale chcap nj
this office.
Loo, at us, ecan US closely and then
subscribe.
r. b. Foglc keeps the best coffee.
green or brownod for the least money.
Kirgwood was as lively as a graveyard
on The 3fd.
I[you want pants of any kind 20 10
Il. B Foglo and get them. aplO
The Reedeville dance and pcalc was
failure.
lfYour horses or calln are .icE. go to
X y. Fogic's and get your horse pow
dois,
II2nty Gipscn, colorod, Of this place
attended tho Kcpu ll.cln State Convention
at Grafton, laet wo,k.
Since making large aGdiiiors to our
printing mntcIial we arc better p5apared
Than ever 10 60 book printing.
Tho AEGvs iso household uccces its
subscribe a; ouco. only $3.50 per year
or sloo viii pay for cigatmonua.
Probably you already know il, hut We
VIII tell you 'aat tho days ore getting
shortcr'
Il &c aaid Tint iha County Court adjourn.
Cd on Tuesday for the show. We DO not.
however vouch for tho truth of tho report
Nq~ IL Won want goods ch.ap Won
should paironiza g.. H. llorchicr e. Co..
NcW burg
The law rcl1ircs the amendments 10 bo
published In one paper in each county IN
The state for three months
ca G.. II. Horcllor& Go. guarantee
their goods rs good and priccs aa low q.
at any store in NowhWg.
What vas the matter with TunneIton
This yccr? We understand that there waa
nothing going on up there ON tbc3d.
u,s,.},r-;.- ,s-.......
ant crop THE ycer, arc reality selling in
this piece at 30 cents per gauon.
Hr. 81. H. Murdoch h,e ba,-,e,a l.s
,,,i,l,,,,, t..-i '.''
'0l,'o ~ i"c''H FooHi u slosiGn
MIs' H'c Aancar "aa taken udlcrly 81
'' ''s' iu''a'y 'ni Tor "h.ic hu jifa
"aa '''p"ifea o.
-..,,..l u 80 '.,V un'EheA
g-oyr,e o,, r,..,,-.'.. " "i'' '"' "
lcrs'ns wishing 20 reoch tho people by
advertising, should remember that M. cir
II vss ty,, y,.-. ' '' "'''
~. ~ H." r Ivy .,9r| of E1ohoior Bros
rasinr ToG,ro .. .I. ','.''', O. 'nI g'n,d
iiorchIor Is co.'s 81
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West Virginia University.

Niuo departments Of study Text.
books furnished no cost - Calendar ar-
ranged fp suit teachers - expenses Tor
ono ycr from SLID q, 5000 Enu-. rr-
arlau liberal. and thorough. Fall torm
horlns Scpiombcr lst, 1850. Attendance
last year from ~ counties of Wcst Nir-
gui1 and from States end Tcuif1Ifre.
For catalogues aud other information
apply t0 the President, j.. t.. TUDMp-
SON, M0rgnntown, West Va.
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ADVERTISE so RATES 4:

Transient A,UCrtiSoalCl. S-Si per inch
Tor first insertion, aud any cents for each
additional insertion.
Advertisements O. ~ro-o than two
Nluarcs, standing !Cr .cr t,ue than
3 months. subject To .al rats seized
ulc which can lc seen 10y calling a, this
- "a 90.
TRANSIENT advertisements mus; be
p7id for whom ordered.
LEGAL notices p cents per line Tor Go,u
Insertions.
iERSOSNL communications will Toe iE
sorted for 80 cents pCr square
len lines of this typo one sg'l'rc.
BocNn notices Uon cCnts PoT hRe.
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Pa5'ishoi creI1 lSgt,edoa, ~ he
OFFICERS.

JNo. BARTON PAYNE, President.
WM. G. BROWN, JE., Treasurer d Sec'y.
DIRRCToRs.-D Vim. NJ. Dent, Chss
r. Vickery, DIR. J. Nj. G.. Fairfax, John
Ill. Brown, Peter Finn, Frank Mckee, -.
Stcmple, Jr,, and James A. Miller.
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Observation-Disclosures /:

10 residents 81 Ns oo,nlly-Ono car,
$50; six months, 10; four months, 90
cents.
To RO1,- residents Of ne cOJlfy-One wear
81 .65-tko ID cents extra bong charged
~ pr spay POSTAGE six months, So conts;
Ihrs months, 90 cents.
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B. & 0. R. R. TIME TABLE.

Condensed ume table OF Passenger
Trains Of the Baltimore * Ohio Railroad ,
for the stations named below, which took
effect May y, lSSo:
EASTWARD BOUND.
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'n M I' M f.r ,r. u' our cus'nper emit II De-. made
I'D. no NH Vs. lrso sI.'fe l customer no sur-
90 bod OIL. .'hr ' 'al ,fr ~ t.'-rl mail tno no JoA
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STATIONS. No.tl No.t5 NOT No. ID
, 1880-07-12

" l0uA Hl6ht- -Dtn4oeruk
h!s lott hand md a fndo4 glngAam Umbrella ID
his right, and walked right Into tho ravnlry ra,-
crYtt1ns office on Pine atrect yesterdny morning
couldn't fool uwny any tlno. Thoiug iii trips
nn the tttor DO rrlnosad hls hat, and. Undressing
tho sotg0unt. said:
"Well, not all OF 1T, the part that has been
paid is probably pretty ful! by th!a ti1nc," ru-
Hicd the H. sssxeant wlnkinF hf wunks y rapid.
thrnwr, nway, On tho would. b0 warrior. liz
Ratd ha wai,te,l 10 "1Ene tho army" liz
nAd hoar' "a great 1eal htw young n91l Of good
Of fl,o, atsp by Stop, % nntii tlpy liz NC Kot ' to 10
Culonols Or Corrorais, ana he thought lint Ii DO
haa ol4nce he iIiYht do very vol. ito waa
cn .,s *qMsS rs s Il. & s,K CIV vi ea saus fSr sssts sst
rtght gu Tor anne tA'altton ~ IN officer. lio
could furnish rood recommendations, stc. lfe
Wante'l tn put blu nauio right down for I'm otlice
~ mural p0EA,'s1ly, commanded by 1norul
Captain, and moral regiment, and' asked tho
Sergeant ta du h!n. tho favor u t,asno such, u
set,tnI,any and FeKinant. whero they didn't uso
tnbMecn Of drinks md W0EB accustomed to nt-
tetitilng divine sorylcea; and tten, hu didn't
ws,rk nr lighting; hn dlnt lIku " light; 1t w,ls
tlch work t0 do lo WIZ afraid that ho wouldn't
Ths sorxeant informed hlul that be bud been
OF the kina OF c1lnpany he WIN takinx about,
yet thor1 might 30 splstu but that tho tinty un0
VIII NoI!i ~ Know u would b. tho Adtutant Don.
Anl u thern WIS i company OF lhat klnl. and u
hM4t " ho ;soubusl II tllere VIII ! yaoanoy,
botter reuflttt fur tho Salvation Army thun for
tho rxutArs, and aftur giving him the npocasiiry
Information IN To- whura tlo hu4.Iluarters of
tnx that 20 r.'ekonol that lhat WIS thc ARMY VI 10
would ''3iuc."
, 1880-07-12
COOK COUNTY
DELINQUENT .
AK LIST,
OTEIcE or TIN COUNTY TnxAsunEn Avn,
Ex-OYrICIo CDuhrf Cot.Lgurns'
COOK COUNTY. lLLlAolg, !

CH4oAuo. 1niy Il, l8a
-, zine 1oilo~n9 ue.' tae eapuon OF Which
md iurs II, the C,i,ty Of Cook arid Ststc -, ,s
n"ts ,ra, ,ybict rctpsIn ,,,,o anS v ~a,s. " iL+
"ss' au asa, mn,1n s.sna.a,s eu unpaid ls
Bcssod for tho year 1s;9, and upon which rrn,,s
duo 4nu unpaid. tue amounts for which ~
lands a,,d M haa hcan nrnvinuslv for,e,.. NV
~ ,hs fIrst t,.x nS Hnv.nt."e A. II tR!S uhpiA
tnrst ap nj " foas ndsIc r. az IT, snd h
NJ fnS,,trt i.x nv. sM,3 itrn whrh I a., .a.eoaaA
,o ~ '.u r,x ~ ~ H,o nha psot
3n~ns nmH sma,fsi a.ssssont. ,o1rihn. nM.csin,dueni
i~snrcst n,,f nrIntnra fons ts,aroHn ~ ".'h tbs
IL tn,T rinrr ~ sail n,tntv -, n,ued bi
1Sp wh,ci; sw rn,as t5,c smt ,na3I III ae 5s,s
t tho 70, a'pss os tlo owners ,eroof 20
a"1s tt,ct ~ inna ~ TT ny ii, a,c hn}a,a oa
toxot :" ,r VI tnroef @ any nrtr ~ t1 III a4s a
May, i ii to rate Of one pr cent por nss isoS e
n'9nth @ a, arc 2. roekoea ss,; ~ ~ a9h; 'ha
,a IL M"l,e,: 'rua" i ~ liz ~ 'rr'aaa II maa
uts w BIZ o's snat ~ % n.kc IL e"i s,tv tyv0sas
wkf"h r4.mHire Inn nj ,m,ntti thn nSskk; 1t1a
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ssnc. w ffa n1ticr ~ ,so 1s1..,it Wn,,., ~
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n the ownsra thorenf so ' inr M M tnoss t9s@s
aa tno tosaa ~ uasa 9, 4 gpen r M9osa 'h 4
a ~, ,n, ao I Pa ~ 9 H s ,,c5 1t an& ~
NJ s,,1,vidn,1 ~ law. mi IN a"1i st e NnS
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III, pr +. III .,.as,s VI s, i uaa
"m. .sad II Sn INV nrnr ~ s ao s
assesssnt s tossethor with 'ho nanos st The s esa'
IT ~ =, -, ~ aar ~ u @ wv oA
,;1 ~ nsHms az, n,,W.,nn' 9"o 10 hnG a3a u
ppt1st 70 AA1tsseM aa4 s@t!".Gof @ M % alost'