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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-06-18
~ To The Ladies'.

Mrs. M. A. Watson & Willard call
your attention to their Millinery and
Dress-Making rooms for the Spring
trade. Goods on hand will be Millinery
in variety, Yelling, Lace, Ruching, etc.
Two blocks south of the Grant House.
Apprentices wanted in Millinery. 3Stf
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Miss Brown, Of Jackson, Mich, is
the guest of Miss Nellie French.
Major A. S. Cole and family left on
Monday for Syracuse, n. Y.
Mrs. M. B. Patterson, of Oshkosh, is
the guest of Mrs. James Cavanagh.
Miss Hattie Head, of Milwaukee,
was in town on Sunday, visiting her
mother.
The Kenosha Rife Club held a pic
mic at Pike woods on Sunday last,
which was largely attended.
The Congregational sociable was
held at the Grant House on Thursday
evening.
The Kenosha Reading Room will be
opened this evening. Admission free
for one week.
W. S. Jordan and E. Eldridge, Of the
Western Union Railway Office, called
upon friends in this city on Sunday.
OnSaturday last Mr.. Nicholas Ehle
started for California, accompanied by
his niece, Mrs. Allen and her son.
On Friday evening last, by James M.
Stebbins, ESQ.,, Constable John p. Wier
was married to Miss Anna M. Keult.
The young ladies of Kemper Hall
enjoyed picnic in the grove at the
Durkee Drive on Thursday last.
Mr.. John A. Childs. editor of the
Inde1, of Evanston, favored us with a
call on Thursday last
Utile Dulcie is the name of the self
conforming Hat. Sold by
52-w3 GRosCH & EICHELMAN.
Miss Summerfleld and Mrs. Wolf, of
La Fayette, Ind, are stopping at the
Water Cure.
Mr. r. E. Sutherland returned home
from Michigan last Saturday. He
spent the week there on business.
We take more care than ever to get
up Clothing to the fullest satisfaction
52-w3 GROsCH & EICHELMAN.
On Tuesday the suit of the city
against Andrew Schoffen, for violation
Of the excise law, was again adjourned.
Mr.. F B. Dunning left Tuesday even
ing for La Crosse, to attend the Grand
Temple of Honor Of this state.
Mr.. Thomas English has gone to
Nickerson, Kansas, where he intends
to locate.
Fresh arrivals of the latest styles of
Hats and Caps weekly.
52-w3 GRosCH & E1CHELMAN.
Mr.. Rollin futile is slowly recover
ing from the effects of his accident,
and expects to be around again in
short time.
Variety of weather to suit the most
fastidious or the constitutional grum-
bier; rain and sunshine, heat and cold
follow each other in rapid succession.
BEST SETT TEETH $500.
Filling very reasonable and guaran-
teed J. F. GEORGE,
Over Dan. Head & Co.'s Bank.
Henry Wright, postmaster at Racine,
and James Fielding, sheriff of Racine.
county, were in this city on Saturday
last.
Messrs. George Yule and Charles
Balm have returned home from their
tour through the western states and
territories.
On Saturday morning last little
boy, son of Laurenz P. Low, was Sc
Verely bitten by dog. DR.. Farr was
called, and dressed the ugly wound.
The band of the steamer Flora dis
coursed some fine music in front of
the stores along Main street on Thurs
day last.
Mr.. Edwards, formerly of the TEL
EeRAPH staff of this city, and a resi-
dent of Birmingham, Eng, for the
past five years, is in town this week.
Mr.. G. H. Rutland, D. G. w. T., of
the Grand Temple of Honor of Min
nesota, was in town on Wednesday
last.
Hon. j. w. Rhodes has opened the
wool market. He is paying 35 cents
for common medium and 80 cents for
fine.
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Married..

BUDLONG-RUsH-AtC hardon, Ohio, June 3D. by
Rev. r. NJ. Keyes, Mr.. jerks Budong, of Palmyra,
Missouri, and Mrs Ellen S. Rush, formerly of this
place, and widow of the late Everett B. Rush.
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WCODFORD,

Sired by Woodford Mambrino full pedigree fur
nished
One Mare by Spaulding's Abdallah, dam by Pilot,
Jr, bred to Menelaus.
One three-year-old and one two-yearold colt sired
by Richelieu, dams thoroughbred.
One 5-year-old, 4year ods and 2-year-old colts,
sired by Woodford, (dams well bred mares).
One 4-year-old, 3-year-old and 2-year-old, colt
sired by White Eye.
One Silver Duke flley Sugars old.
One 5-year-old gelding, by Deerfeld Boy trotter
sure
One 5.year-old geldiug, by Young Cadmus.
Two 4-year-olds, by Menelaus. =
One 6-year-old gelding by Naragansett.
One 6-year-old gelding by Creeper.
One good driving mare, besides work horses, etc.
Also will sell two-seated Phaeton in good order,
single buggy and harness.
Sale to begin promptly at o'clock, p. m.
Terms, cash, unless other arran gements are made
on the day of sale. j. c. COE.
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A DVERTTSED MAIL AFTER

The following is a list ofmail matter remain
ing uncalled for at the Kenosha Post Office,
Kenosha Co., Wis, for the week ending June
18th, 1880, and which will be sent to the
Dead Letter Office at the expiration of thirty
days, unless called for.
LETTERS.
Butterfeld, W. Miller, Rev. r.
Boynton, H. c. Nelson, Capt. Paul
Burwell, Arthur Paulson, Louis
Harrison & Dempsey Stewart, P. c.
Lenywell, F.
To obtain any Of the above mail matter the
applicant must give the date of this list.
CHARLES FRANTz. P. NJ.
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Died.

MALONEY-June IL, of brain fever, Celia, young
est daughter of John and Ellen Maloney, aged 2
years and ii months
Sweeter than the song of birds,
Bearer than are angels words,
Comes my darlings voice to me-
Strains of rarest melody.
Saying what she did that day,
When death turned her form to clay,
Sweetest music Mamma dear,
Little Celia ever hear
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On Monday afternoon, during the
terrible storm, the scow Marion Dixon,
of Grand Haven, laden with bark for
n. r. Allen Il Sons, when about eight
miles off Kenosha, and trying to make
this harbor, capsized. The crew, con-
sisting of Capt. Abraham Anderson,
Tom. Anderson, A. J. Daher and An
drew Christensen, took to the small
boat and pulled ashore about seven
o'clock. They reached the mouth of
the harbor, when the tug Wetzel went
out and towed them to Durkee's. dock.
When they landed they were wet and
cold, and Capt. Louis DeDiemar, of the
lighthouse, took them in charge, and
gave them something to warm and re-
fresh them. Tuesday morning they
took the tug WetZel, went in search
Of the scow, and found her ashore on
the beach about six miles below Keno
sha, near State Line, a perfect wreck.
The captain and crew lost all their
personal effects and some money. The
cargo of bark was total loss, as well
as the scoW. No insurance. The query
is: Where were the life-saying crew
with their Emo n1nrrne- +hn+ +l;e---,-.o.ol-
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1880-09-30
ONE WHO KNOWS

s0ys; Rsnkin's Compound Fluid Extract of
Bucbu and juniper is the most pleasant and
effective remedy for all diseases of tho Blad>
der or Kidneys that has boen offered to the
pablo. Mild and pleasant in it's action, IL
stimalates and invigorates the secfsti ions and
gives health and tone to the prosCrate or DIG
eused organs. Pain in the Bladder, Gravel,
Prostration, Non retention Of the Urine,
Briok Dust Deposit--in fact, all iiseuaessef
the Bladder or Kidneys are cured by it. .
Prepared only by Hunt, Rankin & Lamar,
Druggists, Atlanta, Ga; and for sale by DR..
J.W Quillian, Easley. 'a>e
ANTIooH, TRoUP Co., Ga, July 4, 1879.
am one of the unfortunate sufferers from
Gravel or disease of the Kidneys, and find
more and spedier relief from Rankn's Blu,
chu and Juniper than anything have ever
tried. esteem it SO highly were there but
one bottle in the world would willingly give
500, or any ,amount, for it. l recommend
it above all other similar preparations.
e. T. WINN.
sept 2, 1880 so 2m
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PumpkintoWn Items.

We regret TO learn that Mrs. V. S.
Jones and Mr.. b. d. Galloway, OF
Pumkintown township are seriously
Ill. Mr.. Galloway, however is oonva-
lescing
We regret to loarn that diptheria
is also prevalent in that section.
MIR. j. K. Suthorland's horse bit his
middle finger SO sovorely that it came
near mortifying and he was compelled
to go to Greenville to consult ply
sician.
Three new sorghum mills and one
chair factory are in full blast in tho
city of pumpkintown.
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IOCzA Ess.EENGs.
Church Directory.

Methodist.- Rev. 8. p. II. Elweil. second
Sabbath IN each month at l03 o'clock A. n.
Rev. Ohn u. Durant, Sd Sabbath at IL A. m
Rev.J. w. Daniel, 4th Sabbath at SP. NJ.
Presbyterian-Re Hugh MoLecs, at the
Methodist Church, on 4th Sabbath at IL
s'clock q, m
Baptist 1Secona Church, Rev. w. B. Single.
ton Pastor, list Sabbath and Saturday before
n each month ut / i O'Clock q. m.
Liberty Church--Liberty Station--Rev w i
stingleton, Pastor--Services every I'd Sabbath
I'D Saturday before. @
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1880-09-30

The Voltaic Belt Company Mar
shall, Michigan will sond their cole ;
brated Elcctro.V .Voltaie Belts to the
afflicted upon 80 days trial. Speedy
cures guaranteed. They mean what
they say. Write to them without
delay.
AN OLD LADY's GRATITUDE--A lady
70 yoars of age Expresses groaG gras
titude for the benefit she has derived
from Wnraer's Safe Bittors, aud de-
clares her belief that the remedy is 4.
certain specific for dyspepsia 49--3m
GardeE Sood at wholesale and 70
tail, and Grass Secd--wiGII d full limo
OF Drugs and Druggias sundries.
Lamps, Paints, Oil and Dyostuffs. I'D
j. II. WIEIIANis
IL Central s o..
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Special Notice..

NEuRAEoIEE- This specific for Neuralgia
and Headache >is not offered to the public as
King Cure All,yhut is only good for Neu-
rulSia and Headachs. For these troubles IL
is unfailing. Every Bsttie Guaranteed If
taken @Ccording 10 directions.
~ HUNT, RANKIN s. LAMAR
Wholesale Agents, Atlanta.
For sale by DIR. J. w, QUILLIAN, Easley.
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HAgooD, sAIExANDER SEQ. rr,urs
REGsrfo invite the attention Of the public
II generally, that he has received and is
Still receiving from one Of the largest and
most reliable Drug Houses I'm the city Of
Baltimores full stock of carefully selected
Pure Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Fluid and
Solid Extracts, Resinoids, Elixirs, Cerates,
syrups, Syringes, and other Reliable Fhar;
naaceutical Preparations kept in stock. Aleo
full line of Perfumery. and Fancy Toilet
dEticles, Paints, Oils, Brushes, Dye Stuffs.
/ SO All Q! which propose to sell cheap for
Cash on Country Produce. AS cheap as you
can buy anywhere in the up country.
Remembcr if you wish to get tho worth Of
your money in pure and unadulterated Drugs;
buy them from a regular Drug House.
If you call and find me absent, MR.. JAS.
K. KIRKSEY will take pleasure in waiting
upon you.
feb IL, 1880 21
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.Annoaancements.
For the Legislature.

Eea- The many friends of Col. W. f.
wELBoRN respectfully announce him AS a
candidatefor tile Legislature at ihe ensuing
election, subject to the result of general cleo
ton, MANY FRIENDs.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
~ Notice is hereby given that will apply
TO Olin l.. Durant, Probate Judge for pickcns
County, on Monday, lth day of Oct"hor next
for leave TO make final settlement Of the cS-
tate Of JOHN W. MCKINNEY. deceased, and
ask to be discharged thercfrom rs Admnis-
irat1ix. MARGAKEr 4. L. DURHAM,
Administrators.
sept 16, SO 4t
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Though Shaking like an aspine Leaf with
the chills and fever, the victim Of malaria
may still recover by using this celebrated spe-
gravated attacks, but prevents their recur-
renee. 1t is Infinitely preferable to quinii.c,
not only because it docs the business for
more thoroughly, but also onssaccount of its
perfect wholesomoness aud invigoraIing acs
ton upon the entire system.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers gen.
orally.
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TING AFFRAY. Mc~
,laco Of tho terrible
day morning, just ut
o'clock last woolc, a
Seman stepped into
acre they had just
aRssortmont Of pocl<.
on paying off that
7lght o good knife
litIIed, whilo Mos
eipts for the rest
they all heard
bees saying, I'm
week.
POI and Singing
Rion District of
S>tist Assocja ion
X eOwoo Church,
81 before the 4tb
1next An Sob~
stod to sond six
d 8 fomaIcs.-
imo number.
BoGGs, CIol'k.
rge lot Of Cloth.
Shirley s,
Central, $. G.
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ffAflaff
no lloKaR g8fl
( ysR. if Eoute's Iss
EGpi2's Powders
Z Foptk's Powder
iAontE,8 eowsipqs
and cFGhia EWeatg
andsweet.
Fcute'8 i'o~ti6ss
. D!sEsen t5 wblei
loUgz,e FoWDr
Sold sYef5 whsft
DANa
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On and aflcr this dnto Traina will run
on this Road as follows;
DAY PAtaE NGER TRAIN
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piC%IoH SEsA
ANoJ gTTI
SALTS 8 pI'
IRA Eorli
sunset, 20 I
well k@6si L
McFatPs
opened &
CT ItniHcR
little acc
and dclibS
Fall WR
of his y
voices
coming
TIE
Cows
TwelS
, 1880-04-02

tntion and swelling IN TINT portion Of TIM inv.
Tho rAin Il cAusnd decided Mr.. ahGph1rsl l1pon
having 1t cxtrnctctl. lta pccl1Iinr asitton mndo
II impossible tn eatrnct the t1nfh cnttrc, even Ut
tho expense 0f tho nnr which Ind barred tt6
progrs.s which !. tue ,.s,sl mtao r proes.rs
the totttl was therefore destroyed IL. nr-
der not To causo unnecessary pair. and tho
troublesome member Aftcrwart1 divided trans
vcrsEv by eidecuttlng fnstrumcnt4 In Ogtlcr ~
scpnrlstc Tho rtt,is and leave Tho Hpncc nf limo
between tho halves nf tho tnnin portton IN
this. manner ihe extinction was rcR'iily. anil
castly accomplished. The postas!or root. boy. boy.
containing tho articles al'ovo mentioned TINT
ttloy wcru tnavnItint.ly Inccrntctl md turn by
tho operation. Mr.. Shephnr11. 1t Is nthtct. has
frc!cd hcinorrhhRio tllRthetts constitutional
tendency to blccll md ns natu ril consequences
tho hltaM g.,atc' tnrth very freely. and 70 such
m cxtcht that he WAS soon mitch weakened. THO
bleeding wns ssorrcd eftcr lil,crni npp!seati2n
open and bletl with renewed tlR1'r until nFnin
checked. Thls alternate bleeding md checking
wAs kept ME fbr Il period Of twelve dayE, when
Mr.. shcpharl was ~ reduced TINT Il wns nppnr.
ctt that he couid not ht,ld nut much longer. AZ
tho end Of This time. all other remedies having
bInoi-veescls surrounding the cnp,liaFics veil
snnrcd nvcr. which efTcctHa1y stopped tho n0r
Of btoM. At this iunct'lrc tcptfcarnia tblos.-
pofsnninR>. probably fr0m rcah*arpt!On, Kct IN,
accompanied by severe cnnvulflnns. nfld Tor
atItne time hut elRht hopes Wcrc entertained OF
tho PATIENTS recovery. 4 consultation OF tnv-
cral rhyslclnns raa he'll: energetic measures
now pronounced ont sf danger. md IN hundny
wis allie TO bo rctnhyei from tho dentists quar-.
tcrs, IN which ho had becu conf)nea for period
Of sixteen unyS.
, 1880-04-02

Netp 1rrk Tribune. "
which presents son,o nnvti fcntu1es, hns lust
bcet brought IN tho Nr.mklyn City Court By Miss
Arnhcila FarthpnlA Fcatheratone against J.
uriah Al1i!nne, tho damages being laid at
$,ooo: s!ss leathe5stonc ,se y an orphan about
Allentown. Pa. eho alleges that on July 81,
1910, Alllhnne. who Wna spendtnG hta vacation Ia
tho Neighbnrl,o,d, asked her 70 bocomo hla wife.
She consented, md liked N9y: = a. fho ~
bone wus married to another WOMAN. Tho pc
ct1ltnrsty nf tho pnpcrR In tho suit Is TINT tho
complaint, tho ahSWer, anA nven tho Haitdavita
arc a'l in rhyme. Tho complaint i'cKins thus:
"Tho plaintiff, In seeking rc<lrces for her wocs,
Comos into uourt and respectfully shows,
which TIM aet!ol, Ia basOd, closes as follows
asking for damages;
"Ten thousand Is tho sum,
Though It would not rrguffc me-
Twill toaGti Urlah, any way. !.
How uluch it cost tn slight no."
tho affidavit to tho complaint Is ~ fotowSs
"Arabolln Parthonta FAtherssoue.
Tho pIalGtlH. being duly sworn.
Enya; i hRyc rDad tho tucts above,
Tho salno arc trua OF my knowledge born,
Sayo the defendants vows Vt loVei
And as tD these do lcc!arU
did believe hIm-thAt swear"
Tho answer iiGnle& tho allegations OF tho oom.
plNint, mud tho dufondHnt declares thnt
-"tIo no promise OF marriage hhs broken,
As never Such subject wa dsea'neo OF OF
1lc aiso says that the pla'ntiG represented he9-
self to bu engaged to marry oIae 1Rmes L. Nea"
der. Ills affidavit IL unlques
Flrst being sworn III manner ducs
SuyS the answer at,1yD 10 tr1le..'
Tho lawyers In tho case lecAso that the cons-
plaInt and 4tisw0r arc strictly leKat.
, 1880-04-02
IRELAND.
The sad Rrospect-Rcport Of the man-
sion House CoIlMlItlGe.
Nttu York Tribune 3flrfh a.,

The Sad Trospcct-1tcpOrt Of the M0ns
Rion House CoMllalItlGe.
Ntw rork Tribune, March a.
Tho accounts which Mr.. 1ledpnth haa Rlvcn
OF tho distress In ireland nro confirmed in dota!l
by tho first report Of tho Mansion. YIonse Co1a~
mlttco, MI advance copy OF which ho sends t0us
from Dublin. This Is II bulky document,
crlmmed with tho hardest Of harl facts, but
trIycrsfng ground which our correspondent has
already gone over 10 lu1orl0usly and c0u-
sc!cntlDusly. Tho receipts, disbursements, and
work OF tho Committee uro brought down to 30
late date rs Nnrch ., md tho returns from tho
local Committees and agents show wi,At was tho
e5aet state Of affairs on the t rt day of thS
fortnntioli from tho counties ID fabulatcd In
thlrty-elRht octave TnFes. Tho enrlscr estimates
her at persons IL .llsrcss, aud extracts Rre given
Every pago ,kears recor.l q abjeck des!ltutlon
kettncss, and ttscato: aud widespread ns Is tho
distrcss, IL soolns to to increasing averywhere.
ne &c ssss s ,Ssts tssso s Sy M Mfi pa s" as
sH5 tic morth ct,ast tic tei;Sats are tsedins On
tho hnrr1,rs Of lst7 nro rcpoltetl. .saldcst of
g4l to kerry,-"Ths worst ia eomtng!" n.. J..
long way an, anl NJ, niilch land mtlat ~ unt!isod
froE, luck OF sccA. is''h potato and corn. Dur
Ing JN1ll1Hfy nnu tGHflhIy IT. lhfHL $iIMu.Nu WIS
iistrib.itcf BY tho MnnsIon House and oiher re-
ltcf organizations. This REPORTS from tho !n1nnd
WI bo needed hcfnro the lat q
tho ilrst day 0t summon. hut the cr,ps will
not l.o ripe until Au9llst, and tho last thrcs
tEl0nths Are likely to prove ~ fatal as that
blnokest af nil black summers thirty. .throtryoara
ago. Tho exportcnco of TINT .ireasi ycnF forcca
tho ComlnEttGo tn 1,nko nlscsh appeal to the
sympathy ot the world. Thoy roli1e that the
D1istnnoo OF All entire raco llny uepond ut,Du
tho restx,rse,-that, boioro midsummer, thtni.
saEds Ut !Iyca will nanS upon the merry OF God
uni tho charity OF man.
Tho n,nYliitsiae Of tho distress ln Ireland has
which our spceIn, correspondent has sent ot
what hs hns boon nnd heard hnve conarrnod
uur wutat fears. Now that wo hMvo turned tho
pa1es of this ottca! statement Of tho most prnm-
lnellt HeItpf Committed, thu prospect seems oven
more appHltItlg. Tho generous implllses Of
A,Iericaha have nlrrady sayed tho1aands Of
lives n that lnnti Of .uter tlAFkness. Hut until
some organization like tho SlnnstoM'IlonseC Conn.,
come" lie Iessstl work of relief mtist Ko on.
That wnni will nut bo hour! for Many months.
Meanwhile, whoever 3iycs should not 0uly Eiyo
quickly, but tWlco and THRICE.
, 1880-04-02
SECOND DEGREE,

DpHSa& ASsPAItt 10 ms LhHdEo 1f1otnes
DnApFonp. Pa., April Ion tho morning Of
Oct. 8, l810, Henry Butler nrrlycd In this city
from Hornollsvillo on n visit to bis brothcr
Robert, whom ho had not seen for severn! ycnrs.
1tobcrt was employed about the oil mills near
tho city. Tho brothera celebrated thelr reunion
by getting drunk During tho ovcnlng they had
eoyornl Quarro!s, In which Robert camo out sec-
ond best Robert Dutler lived about alx miles
from the CITY, Tho brothors, III oompnny with
William King, arrived at tho farmhouse
about o'clock in tho morning. They hn.l a
t1gnt Ia tue house, whom ltobert left, sayIng
ho was going to s!eop In tho barn. 1nstend, no
went 70 9 nelEhbors hoiso, borrowed revolver,
and. mcetinR Ills brother who had COrne nut Into
tho yard. clioehn With him. and, In tho struggle
that cnsed. shot him IN tho region OF tho hoart,
death belnF almost tnatantaneoEs. Tho tril
commenced at ssnothport Monday. Last night
tho caac wns Eison to tho jury, which rc,naliicd
out unit! this morning, bringing LII a verdict OF
murder in tho scson.l degree natlor was son:
harl hrl labor IN tho ponitontlnry. at. Allegheny.
When sentence was pronounced ho brpke down,
woDptng lIkb child. His father, mother, md
two sisters wore present throughout tho trial.
, 1880-04-02
mo you collect assessments, Mrs. Mccraok-

NO you collcct nssssmcnts, Mrs. Mccrack-
Assessments. Mrs. ,o'Menra: what would
l,e dolu' Wild co1lcctn' asslssmcntsr Bad cces
to il. woman. its tho other way w1d US, for
Msh9s a. hat ha Dc vaF na syssca mos this
AN where does he pay thin, hcar!
be- no Il aas tns sHr @ M4s MaeF' else WOULD
:%T5S; ~ H, = H.. {ssi5!!!asi ass9ss sss!'.."
mes''
ncnte to mo but bccausu / Lowell 'cm on him,
dcur1' 49,,
dcnr,-the intercsts be hus IN Tho O'Meara Con-
shnlIt,ntcd,-do 70 untlorshtand that now,-tho
OM:e-ara aCoti:shol-tda-tcdT.s,
."origannliy u wMs tho PathEtck OMcarN and
t6G Eh MsGs ht Eas @ Tst s, e es o
sock in @ T new ';ue ese 1m yGas
lIvel aasissmcnts."
II don't understand It ct oil, Mrs. O'Mcara.
dosrs Ga y''' IS 'nA' 10 'cSe' ''' A'''''n''' W.
"on tho stock, to 10 sure, woman,,-ou the live
stock. do 70 scc?-si1 sharcs r. now"
"What eise would mane, #. tell ye. dear.
for SEQ yer wits are wt'ol 9nthcrinE. You see
1Of q lnHR time tMtuF1CK WIN Huylu kugh VIVA
cnt and that Wild eat m az tho ents TsI leyclin
ali nt tho point Of schtnrratlon. l eAw bow
things was sotn'. 10 lust brought out on him
tho papers Of tho homo !ncofporatton. and snys
ia him: .Ncrc, now, sir, is tho 0'Mcarn Con-
sholtdAtct, a squnro location sccnred by n
patent, With but six shnrcs III 1t, and showEn'
well as fur hs developed; now loyol ~ It my
ilrst a.slssmcnt Of tw!nty dollars nharc.' snys
lno.wholo months wnges!' 'Thrue.' sayst. ANA
1ll'honcstly spIhl ivcry clint ~ improvements
for tho benefit of tho Company"
AN dd ho schtand tho as'lssmcnt, Nrs'
aIic did. for he Thought It a GOOD Joke at
ilrst; nm for two or thrco months ho paid up
like mnn."
sTasa TT sj,f, Ss guilt pas'n'r'
"..An' what then, Mrs, o'Mcaraf'
~ sollfd him oltt." -.-
'souid him out! How could you sell him
out1''
"Well. dear, ho hntl due and legal notice. 7
first 1f all tnnlh him that such dny It would
l,e delinquent in tho Hoard. thin thnt II WIS
advertised delinquent an that such 2 time
he hntl no supper. didn't cook him warn.
tt,alo In mouth. elnt lot ot furniture to tho
halaU comforts"
AN what then, dearf'
Iio niver. since refused TO pay his regular
assisklncrta.'
....Ach! It's tho Wise woman 70 air, Mrs.
q God I'll incorporate tho McCrnckcn Cons0ll-
,latctl this hllssf day mn level my first nAsiha-
lncnt hcforo ! rcsht my hatd on me plIly the
night!'