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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-02-06
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Sec what the druggists say about DR..
Marshal's Lung Syrup: 1T never
fails to cure the worst cough or cold
promptly and effectually. Price 20 cents,
90 cents and 81 bottle. Sold by North
& Ryder. dG3tG-wGt1
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DR.. Marshall's Arabian Oil is the best
medicine for a family to keep in the
house. 1t is genuine pain killer, used
internally and externally. Sold by
North s. RYDER. (lG3te-wfitI
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John Fluker has new, nice and
cheap brand of flour that lac wishes our
readers TO try. MIR. Fluker is always
prompt and accommodating, and keeps
a first class flour and feed store.
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"20,019, 72S,lbs barb wire in one car"
THIS is a bill received by Mr.. Lutz, and
he wants 10 see the car that brought that
quantity of wire
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Tree planting is now in order, anu on
streets where the water mains are laid,
wehope to see good desl of tree plant
ing done this season.
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The residents on Merchants street,
above Tenth, have signed an agreement
TO take water il the city council will ex::
tend the mains up TO 11th or 18th av
enuea
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tAPohi'. kans. January =. $50
Noilee i hereby xivcr that The folio .si.;s
tess rtbefi school tIstti, situated in Ivo conn.
~ hztssas. Will lie offered for sale II s;,t,!j..
suction, II my Office in The court honsc in En-
pofla, on saturday. the 2stli day Of February
~; said safe 20 be open for ifdS frotsi 10
O'Clock 4. M. to o'ciSeS d m.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-02-06

Our Americas correspondence contains
an important official opinion in regard
to Kaw lands. Settlers interested should
preserve this copy.
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VIM. Jays cistern at his new residence
holds $685. barrels of water. When the
water works give out, he will supply
the city until they resume.
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One of Now York's prominent chem
lists, Mr.. Albert c. Dung, 81 Bowery,
says:
"St. Jacobs Oil cured weli-knoWn
auctioneer, and many other prominent
citizens, of rheumatism. 1t is reliable
remedy" w6t1
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For coughs and colds, Vests pulmon-
airy balsam is pleasant, reliable and pos
tive. BC52dt2eM& W5tf
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BARGAIN COLUMN.
MAPLEwooD BREEDING AND TRAIN


MAPLEwooD BREEDING AND TRAIN
ING FARM,
JEFFERSON, o., Dec. II, 1877.
Dr. William Giles, 100 West Broadway,
n. Y:
DEAR SIR:-Please send me two quart
bottles of your Imminent Iodide Ammo
MIA, (for horses) During the past two
years have used it in my stable to the
exclusion of all other liniments. 1t is
the best thing l have ever seen for either
man or beast. could not do without it.
Enclosed find draft for S.. Very truly
yours, II. p. WADE.
Giles pills cure biliousness Sold by
w. II. Sisler. d63t6-w(t1
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Excavation for the new Congregation
al church is progressing rapidly.
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Mrs. Mary Rogers, the evangelist, is
holding series of meetings at Dcs
Moines, Iowa, with wonderful success.
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Lyon County bible society

The annual meeting ofthc Lyon county
Bible society held Sunday night at the
Presbyterian church was largely attended
Reports of the officers we're read, after
which short addresses were made by
Drs. Cordley, and Barnett and Revs
Thos. Burrows and J. ]. Thompson.
DIR. Barnett treated on the value of the
Bible TO commerce. DIR. Cordley of its
value politically, Mr.. Burrows of its
value religiously, while Mr.. Thompson
closed with an eloquent address sum
ming up its value to humanity in gen
eral
The reports of the several officers show
the society in Lyon county TO be- in
fiouTishing condition. Rev. Henry
Moyes has just completed n canvass of
the county and found only fifty seven
families without bibles At the close of
the meeting the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: ID. W.
Eastman, president; s b. Riggs, secre-
tary; DIR. J. a. Young, treasurer; Eli shy.
der, depositary. \ collection was taken
which amounted to $23.j3.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-02-06

We give our local space to-day largely
to W. J. Jones in reply to charges made
against him by f. Z. Smith.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-02-06

What are our leading citizens dong
in regard to establishing manufactures
in Emporia this season:
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ROLL OF HONOR.

The following pupils are above 80, in
department and class standing; frankie
and Mintie Roberts, Clara and Cadie
Allen, Grizzlc Canno, Cora and Aggic
Doyle, Mary Kemp, Maggie Flora, Mary
Gibson, Rachel Wells, Matte and Lena
Fife, Willie Sponsellcr, Willie Wells,
Chevy Harker, Howard Hammond,
Simon Sponscllcr, Carl and Willie Knox,
and Willie Gibson.
a NNr.rrC Tnn1lnr
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NoTICE.-All parties indebted to the
late firm of Ryan & Conner, either by
note or book account, are hereby notified
to come forward and settle
w44BCtf THOs. l.. RYAS
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Fred Haussler is finishing two houses,
and will then own seven residences.
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offer for sale on easy terms, an so
acre improved farm, s miles from En-
p0ria, or will trade for good city prop
eriy. w5t2 A. S. TANDY
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Among the entertainments in the near
future will be reading by Miss NJ. p.
Brace. OF Leavenworth
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To give tone and strength to the system,
nothing equals Wallace's tonic stomach
bitters. BC52dt2ewtSw5tf
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MONEY TO LoAN-On city or country
property, 500 and upwards on 1 to 5
years time. wl49tf Z. NJ. FoRDE.
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The city council has picked out its
third newspaper victim for starvation.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-02-06

A GOoD PHAEToN-built at the En-
poria carriage factory; been used, but is
in perfect order and newly painted; Just
about as good as new. Price moderate.
Call at the factory. ld49-w4tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-02-06

The water works brigade started up
Commercial street Monday.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-02-06

1t is suggested that at the city limits
or water works limits on Commercial
and 9th avenue, at least, that the city
council have iron water basins put up for
horses to drink out of. These basins,
sept full by small pipe from the mains,
would supply, by this overflow, enough
water TO run down the sides of the street,
and irrigate rows of shade trees, as in
Denver and other cities which are beau
titled by the public use of water.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-02-06

Adjourned term of court in session
Monday
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The SUNDAY TEMPERANCE MEETING
The court house was packed full of
temperance addresses by Rev Mr.. Al
ward and Judge Buck. Both gentlemen
made eloquent and effective appeals on
behalf of the temperance cause, and
were enthusiastically applaudcd. The
public sentiment in favor of temperance
is greatly strengthened by such meetings
and we trust to see an equally good turn
out next Sunday.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-02-06

Revs. Moys and Gullett, of Americas,
gave us pleasant call Monday morning.
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MONEY TO LOAN-at the lowest rates
w50tf BACHELLER s. BACHELLER.
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All the wood that has been stored in
the Ruggles wood yard at the northeast
corner of Merchants and Sixth streets
has been cut up and sold. Amos NJ.
Spencer, late foreman of the Ruggles
farm, had charge of the wood and dis
posed of it in good shape, down to the
last stick. Mr.. Spencer returns to his
claim on Bluff creek, and means to hold
the fort there.
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DR.. Bells worm destroyer, works like
a charm. BC52dt2ewSw5tf
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There is u young tad in Empory,
With u fate like To Mother Magory-
when his tale he begun
Then his tale it " ~ done,
For the News would not publish his story.
MARION JoHN
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A half dozen serenaders were abroad
about midnight Saturday last, seeking
whom they might sing unto. They wan
dcrcd around in the first ward and sang
the "old Folks at Home" &c, until the
old folks couldn't rest as long us the
singers were IN ear-shot. At one place
a ghostlike aparitioh appeared on the
balcony of the porch above the song.
sters and expressed his satisfaction in
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-02-06

A party Of young folks went up to
Americas Saturday evening. They rode
up in carriages. Some of them came
back the same way, but one carriage
came in ON a farmers wagon the next
day. For particulars inquire of the fore
man of the NEWS" and the accommo-
dating clerk in one of our clothing
stores. We, ourselves, are bought off
from saying anything further
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S. p. Cady and his boy, with four
horses, put up 40 tons Of hay, govern
ment measure, in sixty days last fall, pay
ing $50 for hired help, Mr.. Cady invent
ing plan of sliding the hay from the
ground fourteen feet higi. on the stack,
before touching the fork He isn't the
kind of man who sits on the fence and
growls nj the weather
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MULES For SALE have 20 head of
mules for sale; IA head years old, 10
to 161z hands high; halter broke, and
have been in harness. 1 also have 10
or IL head of work horses and brood
mares will sell, or trade for young
cattle. L. JAMES,
tO40tl-W4t4 AmcricuS KanSas
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Pensions and bounties obtained by C.
B. Bachelor. w37tf
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Madison I,e,ns

MADISON, Feb 2, 1880.
The board Of township officers met on
Saturday last TO pay claims against the
township.
The prospects are that S. Y. Bitter will
again be elected trustee of Madison
township
Elder CIearland is candidate for jus
tice Of the peace.
The editor of the Madison News has
shaved OFF his beard and presents a mod
est appearance 6or an EDITOR.
The boys had lots of fun at a surprise
party last Friday night, and it is SAID
that our jolly friend j. r. Patterson fell
through crack in the bottom of the
wagon. But we don't believe it.
A Wehrman, the enterprising agent of
the grange store has gone to the city to-day
to buy goods.
Our school house is nearly enclosed
and adds much to the appearance of the
village RUsTfc.
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For Group try DR.. Bulls sure cure.
13rSOIfGoxx-
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A good farm for rent Apply to Cum
ningham & McCarty. d5ets&w5t4
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Schnnl Rennrt

OF district %, for the month ending
January, 3Oth; number ofpapils enrolled
during the month, 40; average atten-
dence, 30; number Of pupils who have
not been absent during the month, IA;
number who have not been tardy, % /;
number of ,ardInesscs, 10; number per-
foot In Jnpo,t,,.,t -
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There was an anonymous John,
Who signed his name Marion,
And wouldn't reveal his cognomen
Hence his poetry Is lai on the shelf
Until he stops playing elf.
And tells us his name, like "A Roman
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BnekIen,s Arnica save.

The best SalYe in the world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, letter,
chapped hands, cllilblains, corns, and ali
Kinds of skin eruptions. This salve is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction In,
every case or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by 3. Wheldon
" Co., Emporia, Kansas. dI05yl.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-02-06

Additional Locals on the fourth Page.
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AMERIGUs NOTES.
Edited by -Keno."
,foSDAY, Feb 2

MONDAY, Feb 2
4 case of whose been here since Use
been gone" is reported up north.
The series of religious meeting held by
Rev. Fred 10y has closed.
Jake Lesh is going TO build new
cheese factory this season. Who says
Americas amt booming?
To-day is ground hog day." but what
are We TO Il? here in Kansas, where We
don't have any ground hogs?
The whistle of the engine on the NJ,
X. & T. is nom numerous ON the Sab
bath day.
Hugh YeakIey's greenback string band
sercnaded US on Saturday night in good
style. They play we'll and draw full
house, Miller's office being ''full init
everybodys,' as Jake puts it. Mr.. Yeak-
ley's little boy is musical wonder, and
as string band they play well. Call
again, gentlemen.
If you want fresh, good good sat prices
away down, call when in town, at j. d.
gibson Dry goods mouse.
Alex Cunningham has sold out his
interest in the butchering business to
John Crenshaw, retaining the buildings.
KENO.
TUESDAY, Feb. 8.
OFFICIAL INFORMATION REGARDING THE
RIGHTS OF SETTLERS.
The following letter from Hon. Thos.
Ryan and accompanying letter from the
acting commissioner of the general
land Office, will be found of interest to
settlers on the reserve lands and those
interested in such claims:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. %.
GEORGE MILLER, Americas, Kansas:
DEAR SIR II send you herewith a
letter from the commissioner of the gen
eral land office, referring to the rights of
certain parties to purchase Kaw lands,
which will explain itself The depart
ment has prepared a bill to remedy the
difficulty arising under the LIST section of
the act of 1876, which has met the ap-
proval of both the senate and house com
mlttees, and have obtained the consent
of the latter to an additional section
which will protect those who, residing
on adjoining tracts, extended their i'm
provementS over tracts TO be disposed of
under the I'd section of the act of 1876.
This bill will be approved whenever
the committee shall be called for reports
and its passage is certain.
Yours very truly,
I'HOs. RYAN.
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EMroRIA, FRIDAY, FEB. 9, 1880.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-11-11
PLATTEyILLE, Nov. Sth.
J.. A OSBORNE.

EDITOR TRIBUNE. - Your occa-
s.onal correspondent, after a some
what lengthy silence due to press
ing duties, again resumes his pen.
Our first thought is that of the
grand and glorious victory so re-
Gently achieved 10y the great Re
publican party.
We sit down at the close of the
past few weeks arduous labors and
unrelaHing efforts, almost dumb
founded at tue overwhelming victo-
n.y. that has perched upon our banner,
ana the corresponding ignomiuious
defeat Of an insolent and domineer.
ing solid south, aided and abetted by
the northern democracy.
la the laconic dispatch Of the i'm
mortal Perry we exelaim: we
have meet the enemy and they are
ours
Under the wise, judicious and
skl.Iiul leadership Of James a Gar
Aeid we as a nation shall move
rapidly and steadily up the highway
" prosperity already trodden by us.
Grant county has nobly done her
1,S Ia the present campaign, as
.na'o2'ed BY the rousing Republican
our entire county ticket is elect.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-11-11

New Stock OF Boots IS Shoes at
Gundry < Grays.
Garfield and Hancock Hats for
Saleat Gundry & Grays.
ALL kinds Of fresh bread, buns
cookies, etc, at the City Bakery.
New glassware very cheap, at G.
Henlra's.
J. A Spratlers prices are as low
as the lowest
THosG invisible hair pins at Mrs.
CampbeII's are just what the Ladder
have long sought.
THE largest and best selected
stock Of Misses and Childrens' Phija.
deIphia made shoes ever brought to
Mineral Point at Schneberger's.
CnAs JAMES new supply Of Jew,
cry is exceedingly fine and the
prices asked for the same very
tempting to buyers.
Sewing machine needles, oils, and
the various extras kept for sale b,
Well, opposite puIford's,
NoTICE.-The attention Of breed
ers is called to the fact that the
Iambletonian stallion Stanley is
now owned here and will make a
fall and winter season at the stable
of q. NJ Cox. VIII also be on hand
in the spring at the low prices of
five dollars for single service and ten
dollars to insure. Further part
icuIar5 given at the blacksmith shop
OF Wv. TREwEEK,
THE celebrated Ohio graham and
meal at +. kinnes
The display Of fancy china, glass
and crockery ware at Toay Bros.
is the best this side of Chicago.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-11-11

ed ny large Ihajorities, notwithsand-
log the sanguine expectations en-
tertained by one or more of the
Democratic nominees OF an election.
Platteville Republicans celebrated
Wednesday evening, Nov. Sd. Many
of the store buildings and private
residences were beautifully illumin-
ated. A long torch-light procession
was formed, attended by our two
excellent brass bands "a bonfire
sent its lUrid flames heavenward.
Short and pithy speeches were
made. All in honor of the grand
achievement of the now great ma
tional party.
The genial and pleasant counte-
nance of our mutual friend, Martin
Hoare, might have been seen upon
orr streets a few days ago. He is
looking up his interests in the line
of vocal culture. Martin is a good
fellow and frst class music teach
err. We wish him abundant success.
The Normal School addition rap
idly approaches completion. The
carpenters are at work upon the
roof
A matrimonial cyclone is just now
sweeping with relentless fury over
our devoted city. Judging from
the number Of its victims, it is such
one as Platteville has not seen for
many a day. It is thought, how
ever, by the more scientific of our
community, that the bachelors and
maiden ladies will be found unnum-
bered among its victims, when its
fury shall have been spent.
The Hon. w. Il. Carter is beauti-
tying and charging his residence.
The Normal aud Public Schools
are all in session, largely atten ded,
and doing excellent work.
platteville has organized "Lec-
ture Association" Six lectures or
entertainments are announced. The
first of the season will he given
"Wednesday evening, Nov. 10. Sea.
son tickets at 81 80 each have been
issued VERITAS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-11-11
Som ething Worth Ia wing,

We have secured the chance to
sell some -pendid views of the far
West, such as
Mintron's Engineering Camp,
Stebbin's Grading Camp, Company's
Supply Store, Lake Benton and vi
cinity, the village Of Volga, Haron,
and west of Jim River.
These are sceneries and life in
Dakota, and would certainly interest
all persons Of any curiosity at all.
Leave your orders at this office.
s. 90 per dozen.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-11-11
Devils L2ke.

October 23d.-l have Just been to
flat little shee. Of water in the pos
session Of the above named amiable
person, and | must really ccngratu-
late his devi!ship on the acquisi-
ton Of such E lovely bit of scenery.
This beautiful lake is about mile
long, and third as wide. High
bluffs partly covered with bold
rocks of red or light slatish color,
and debris OF the same material,
shelve to the waters edge. The
peculiar tinge of the overhanging
rocks and cliffs with the dark green
of the miugling pine in contrast
with the dark water give a singu-
larly weird and picturesque effect.
1t is owning to this, in my opinion,
that the Jake has its reputation. 1t
lies
an the greenest of our valleys
BY good angels tenauted'
would not have the reader be-
lieve that by "good angels | mean
the full-pursed ones who come here
seasonH to smoke, drink and 'oun sc
around generally, nor even poor
solitary tourists like myself, but,
bless their merry hearts, did see
some "good angels here. They
were leaving just as | arrived, and
such cherry cheeks, bright eyes
and ringing laughter, you never
saw or heard. On the north side
of the lake is a sandy beach extend
ing back several rods. Furthur
in the valley and aloag its slopes
are the groves where in touring
time are pitched the tents of the
campers-out, so | conceive, for here
are innumerable remains of camp
Gres, sweet remembrances of happy
.,,o;. IT. -. !. -. oL.a.
- tLa tnn,on;nr o,;T, anshrnh,od
.a1',51 49, h.,I
,;., 81 ,ha ot.,,oLno,ts 81 s,,,n
swan rosort ;nnIna;nr ,on min o,Tav
Small niles are here nIantld for a
short distance into tba lake to e,ah,e
+be batbers f. come more readily
At the ,rotar which NV the wsv i
claar as c,.ysfo, verv IN inute obiar,.
hoi,,, riEnja .. croot asn,b
R,ttbe Season If tIa nIoasnra.
s.al,sr IL oyo,. al - dasortoa ord
tha n.,ol co;,,, h,y, so.no Iooks
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-11-11
Gaqet aafHna.Ss,s

Largest md best stock to select frcm in Iowa
County.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-17
HE Grounds for Divorce.
Linls Roek Galette.

Linis RoeI Gdzene.
Recently Solomon Glass, . colored
man. whose experience IN agricultural
pursuits has enlightened his neighbor.
hood, came to town with view to get
ting Q divorce from his vile. When
asked upon what grounds, he replied:
Sufficient is dc grounds OF dis occa.
sion. When I rented ten acres and
worked one mule. / married Q oman
suitable for do occasion. Now / rent
sixty acres Of Ian and work 6ve mules.
Ny irst wife 10 mighty good ten.scrs
wife, but she don't suit dc occasion oh
sixty acres. I needs oman what can
spread more"
When told by lawyer that they are
not sufficient. he remarked:
"I kin produce de history to show
whar I'm csrsck. Isa learned man an
can read clar aroun' do majority OBJ col.
ored gentlemen an a great many white
fsllers. De reasons belongs ter de
French history, an. though ! doesn't
speak French, I talks about 1t. You
know Napoleon fust married Josephine
de Bsaubaris."
yes" said the lawyer. "but you
may become Q tribe too historically
opulsnt II you proceed much further. I"
"Dat's all right. An you know dat
when hs got to dc head o6 do govern
mont, an had charge Oh all de commis-
series, hs wanted . wife what would
spread more. and he got dispensation
from Josephine and hitchsd onto Mary
Louisa. case she could spread more.
Dar's dc history. an dar's do precedent.
an Of man can't git dispensaion on
desc eroun's, whar's yer Court Houses,
an whar's yer Law ?"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-17

Pat-"wsll. Dan. and have ys heard
the nsws-havs 20 heard that Rory the
millsr's dsad?" Dan-"Rory the miller
10 it that's dead nowi Jabers, but ye
don't say 20. and he was young man,
\too." Pat-"Faith. an that's thrue for
ke, Dan; he was such q young man,
how, that I expected to see him at my
own funeral instead OF me going TO his. :,