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The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-05-15
The Funny Things we Do.

/ Have YOU ever reflected on the many
| funny things we do. for which we can
give no particular reason2 How is i we
/ do not give five cheers, four cheers, two
cheers, one cheerl Why is it that we give
| three cheers and no more? Who can tell.
| Why is 1t that tle majority of people
use their right hand in preference to their
| left, and cannot help smiling at those who
use the latter
Why is it that man cannot see bun
die OF toothpicks without helping himself
when he does not need them at all!
Why is il that small boy cannot let
the thin-waisted wasp fly at peace, with
out furiously going for It with his new
straw hat; or why is it that the small
girls always insist upon Juggling home
kitten that has not even learned to open
its eyes
Why is il when any one asks Us low
many days there are III a certain month,
we always say over to ourselves:
Thirty days has September.
April, June and November
Why is it that we turn to the light in
stead Of the LETT, when the left IS far more
preferable, and if adopted would save
many an accident on railroad and high
way The driver always sits on the right
ot the vehicle; in turning to the right he
Is tarthest away from the wagon he pass
es, and unless he is an expert driver, can
not tell how close he comes to the wheels
OF the man who goes by him, whereas, If
he turned to the lett side he could look
straight down, see u the traction Of an
inc. how close be was approaching an
obstacle. and thus avoid it. The engine
er runs upon the right hand track, and
SIS upeh the right hand side Of his cab.
The 'ong. narrow locomotive, with its
ssnd tower, bclfry and smoke stack, is in
front q him, cutting off lis lookout and
his observation He can view
his o*n track, while tie opposite track,
save at distance, IS almost wholly un-
seen by him. Con some railroads the re-
verse IS the custom).
Custom, owing to causes we know not
Of has established those curious prece-
dents. and from observation and educa-
ton We unwittlngly do thousands Of
things that are, to say the least, funny,
and that we cannot possibly explain
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-05-15
FALLEN FLOWERS,

sss,ss ARTHUR O sHAuGHNESsY
Ono Of the workers OF the world
Living toiled and toiling died;
nnt others worked, and the work went on j,
Ara was not changed when he was gone.
"A ofrong arm stricken, wide sail furled:
And only few men sighed.
One OF the heroes OF the world
fought 10 conquer, then fought to fail.
An6 fell down slain in his blood. stained
mail.
And over his noble form they stepped
HI cause was Lost and his banner was
furled;
And only woman wept.
One o. the singers among mankind
Sang healing songs from an DER
wrought heart
But ere men listened the grass and wind
We're wasting the rest uuusing like
wave,
And now OF his fame that will ne'er de-
part
4 He has never heard in his grave.
OoD OF the women who only love
loved and grleyed and faded away:
Ahme are these gone TO the God above,
What more of each can | say?
They are human flowers that flower and
fall
This is the song and the end OF them all.
-4thsGtgufa.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-05-15
Not for Sale.

. How much are these goods yard ?"
sud gentleman at dry-goods store
the other day, as he picked up and ex-
amined piece of rutlied silk. "Good
gracious = cried the Mortified clerk.
. that isn't for sale That's the end Of
lady's train She's just gone up to the
third story in the elevator
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-27
The Chri,tiancv Divorce Case.

In the case Of ex-senator Isaac P. Christi
ancy. low L. S. Minister to Peru, against his
young wife, Mrs. Lully n. Christiancy, filed
several months ago, but little progress has been
thus far made. The last time tAhe case was be-
fore the court an order was mkae directing the
month alimony: but 1t is understood that these
orders have only been partially complied With
and that several hundred dollars are now due
from Kim. Last May, by consent, some test
mony was taken by Mr.. G. Lovejoy. examI-
ner-that OF clerk and waiter at the ST.
james Hotel. 1t is understood that this testi-
mony was to the effect that last Christ
mas a party registering as Emil Giro,
OF New York, had a woman in his
room at the hotel, bat 1t Is not known
Mrs. Chris fancy TO resder the proof OF value to
Mr.. Chr1Stiancy'S side OF the case. For several
weeks after this the case laid dormant. and
among members OF the bar who were CONVEX
SAINT With 1t the question as whether the petit
tloLer would not abandon the case was freely
discussed and 1t Is said By some that this would
nave reen done had 1t not been that the reSpon-
cent mad filed cross bill. AID therefore taken
away from the complainant his right 20 do this.
MIS-. Ch,istiancy, however, hes Commenced TO
move IN the matter, and VIII this week begin
taxing testimony at IS Wall Street New York
oe1oFe 4. Is. CowleS, commissioner. TIE witness
70 be summoned before him is Mr.. George E
Eught who was a passenger on the steamer
Iii men Mrs Chr'Stiaucy. in 1879, emb irked to
lnin her husband IN Peru. Sac did not Ike the
Peruvian gentleman under whose protection
size Travelled, and Mr.. II. frequently rem Tered
her assistance during the voyage, and after the
ARRIVAL at Lima became frequent visitor at the
residence OF Mr.. ChTist1ancy. 1t Is Well under
stood that Mr. Haight viii testify that during
some or these Visits he saw Mr.. Cnr,Stiancy
While IL toxfcated assault his wife, and that the
minister's conduct towards his wife was a SUD.
}ect OF general talk among the Americans at
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GEORGETOWN.

SAD DEATH OF A LITTLE GIRL-Mary Davis
aged II years. the only Child or Mr.. |. Thomas
Davis, residing 1T the corner OF West ana Con-
gress streets, While playing il the yard OF her
parents home Saturday morning, with toy
stove, set fire TO her clothing and was severely
and fatally burned before the flames were ex-
tiLGulSEed by Samuel Barber,.t coachman.
Drs. Ragner and NacEall were summoned. but
the little girl died yesterday morning at 5
O'Clock.
TIM FUNERAL OF Mr.. GEORGE c. WHEATLgy,
tcok Place from the residence Of his father on
Gay street yesterday afternoon al $50 O'Clock.
Rev. A. r. Stuart offieia7ed, and MeSsfG Ell
ward Derrick, Geo. j. Johnson, j. j. Stevenson,
r ID. John n Brewer. ChaS. Cropiey. W. T.
snyder and Samuel Wheeler acted as pail
bearers. Delegates from the Potomac, Ana.
lostan and Columbia boat clubs attended the
funeral.
SENT TO THE observation-disclosures Gr.fen. a
non-f resident. aged p years, being sick aud des-
utUte, was Sent TO the hospital Saturday.
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RAILROADS.
SSn THE GREAT 1901
oSO PENNhYLVANIA ROUTE Il SSU

1880 pENNsYLvkNfA ROUTE | $50
TO IBE NoRTHt WEST AND soIr,H@Esr.
srnnsnlRs sIIfFfEIhEE AfSEys5sT !hSOrnsi
corner of Sixth and streets. as lows
For Pitt burg and the West, 90 M, with sleep
daily with seepins Oars from HARRISBURG lft% To to
Cincinnati. st Louis AMI Chicago. 30 pm.
BALiiMoRE AND PoToMAC RAILROAD.
For osnandaisua. Rochester, Buffalo, NIAGARA.
s:00a;m. daily except sunday 9 80 a, N. daily,
except Saturday,. with Palace Cars TO Canaan
For wilLapsport. Lock Haven and Elmira. at 10 40
por a Nv dNaiiy. except Sunday; a,o
1000 p M. ON sunday 10 % nm. Limited
Exyre.s of Pullman Parlor Oars, $50 am.
For brooklyn, n y. al through trains connect at
Jsrsey Cijy with boats Of Bro 1k.yn Annex.
IN double ferrisee across New Yofk city. A'''''
For PhiladeiI his, 20 40 10 2 10 s 40 and 10 %
f,prefs. 9 80 a IA. dolly. EXCEPT sunday.
s0f 2o s 90 40 sS 50 snd u 20 az 90
snnday. $780, 10 40 a. m, 8: 40. 30 and 1000
For Pores Creek Line. 40 m AMI 44op.m.
:, oaily. EXCEPT Sunday.
For Annapolis, Az am and 4>iO p. dli.y,
ALEXkEpKiA AND FREDERIoKsBua RAIL
NAY AeD AL ALEAANt klA AND WASHING
FOr ale1ardTill; Z, 7:2o. 3 II am. 4:29, 20.
CPS and II 80 p N. Ga Sunday at T. aud
For Richmond and the South, z am daily, and
$40 p. N. dsiy, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandra for Washington, g, 3, 10
Am. u so, y. 6. ana :05 d. N /, and Ia mid
LlFtt TN Sunday at 8 aud 10 am, and sos
N.
Tickets, information, sleeping aud parlor car ac
commodAtions be proc lred at the Offices, north
east corner Of 18th street ard Pennsylvania ave-
hue, northeast corner Oh and pennsylVAni ave
nuf, and at the depot, where orders can bs left To-
the checking OF baggage to destination from hotels
aud residences
L. P. FARMER. General PASSENGER Agent.
FRI Nk , HJNSON. General Mana<sr. sepI7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-27
THE COURTS.

EQUITY CoCRT-JndGe Cor.
Saturday, Ingersoll agt. James; auditors re-
agt. Griffith; appeal bond fixed at 1859. Web
Ster act. webster; referred 10 auditor. Gunton
agt ZantZlnger; trustee to pay auditors fee
Oldbeig agt Prentiss; guardian ad Iitem ap-
pointed. Wurdemann agt. Joseph; restraining
order issued returnable October I'd.
To-day. King agt. Buckley: pro contesso Scott
property. Smith agt. Smith; leave to file cross
olll. Smith agt. Pearson; trustee Matthews
bond approved.
POLICE CoURT-I,tdge Btndp pro tenn.
saturday, G. W. Foulke. threats to Hannah
Fculke;personal bonds to keep The peace for SIX
mcnIhs. VIM. Knox and Hugh Brown, loud
and bolsierous: S or IS days each. Michael
Foley, Carrying pistol; $50 or TO days Tnos.
fei;ed collateral. Rose Davis profanity; s. or
days. Philip Bailey, loud and boisterous; s.
or IS Gays. Alexander Lancaster, do; do Chas
do; 90. Annie Goodrich. do; forfeited conat
= eral. Agnes White. do; do. VIM. Hughes. as
: siult on Alice Burlngame; six months Ia Jail
To-day, George Stokes. carrying concealed
weapons; forfeited SD. John w. Gray, using
street washer; continued. John Whittord,
nuisance; do. John Williams, disturbing
filth IN the street; continued. Julia Mahoney
aud Ellen Ale, vagrancy: bonds or workhouse
Danlel Reed profane; forfeited. Th0S. Brown.
dsolde1ly; 90. Lucy Preston, threats TO Mary
ton, Larceny Of wooi-norse; 10 days il jail.
James Il. kolb and Frank Hoffman, ARRAY
forfeited S. each. John Baker, larceny CT stove
Polish; plead guilty; Reform school; sentence
suspended. Martha Ward AMI samuel John
son assault; continued. John w. Bankson was
Ghalgcd With forgery OF a check Tor $l4 upon
W. w. McCulloch. a lumber dealer VINO testi-
fed that the defendant called at his place OF
business and purchased "a small lot OF humber,
tending check for the amount named, which
vas accepted, aId tle Change given in return.
lie vas dressed IN the garb OF priest. The
luinoer was sent as directed bur the place
could Lot be found. 1t was then found that
the check was forgery. When arrested de-
Iendant had On the same disguise as a priest.
Complainant Lot being able to recognize the
prisoner as The sane party, he was dismissed.
Robert S1naliH GOD, assault on James w. Hen
Gerson, both colored, by cutting him with
knife; sixty days In jail. Robert Yeatman was
charged with an assault On Lucy Johnson'S
child, colored. Lucy testified that Saturday
she saw defendant kick her little child out or
his store door. Lucy gave testimony, aud MT
ltatman described how the child Is a nuisance
III his neighborhood, and how It comes into hts
place annoying him, and that he put 1t out OF
his store, but Gid not kick it; dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-27

LORD MouNTMoRREs AssAssINATED IN IRE
LAND.-A CABLE gram to the New York HpI'ul1
from Dublin. Sept. 26, says: Lord Mountmorres
was murdered On saturday night at RuSheen
Within mile OF Cionbur, county Galway rne
scene or the assassination was a neck OF land
between LCugh Mask aud Tough Corrit. The
tlscouDt attended meeting OF magistrates On
saturday afternoon at the Court House OF Clon
Dur, and was seen TO leave the town about eiyit
O'clock. Half all hour afterward his horse ana
carriage arrived al his residence. mile dis
taIt, without him. This aroused suspicion
among his family. Search having been made
he was found lying On the side of the
road, In pool OF blood lifeless. The police
were at once sent for. and the body was
conveyed TO EbOr Hall, the family seat Lord
MoIhtmoirts appears to have received one bull
Jet III his head, penetrating the skull: three In
the neck and two In the body, any one OF the SIX
wounds being sufficient to cause his death. He
was little known eAcept in his own neighbor-
nood. and throughout Mayo anG Galway he had
small estates hich he farIned to some extent
lie had flfteen tenants, With whom he had most
unhappy relations. Quite recently he obtained
e]ectment DEGREES against two of them AS a
magistrate he was unpopular, and at the meet.
ing OF justices, which he had been attencipr a
resolution was passed calling upon the govern
mert TO adept coercise measures. A land meet
ing was held to day near The spot where LORD
MouutmerreS vas murdered. The speakers
dlSciaimed any connection OF the Land League
With the murder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-27
Condensca Locals.

Street lamps win be lighted at so 2. u aud
extinguished at 1:i5 a. IN.
A marriage license hes been issued to Albert
NOyes and Many COli'ps.
In The equity court. Judge Cox, Slturday II
the case OF Emma '. Molere. Tor divorce from
John z. MOllere. rule was issued upon the dc.
PENDANT. returHab}e next saturday, to show
cause why he should not he aijudged ID be IN
contempt for refusing to pay the a.imony or
$500 per annum decTcNdi Ia December 1876
The work Of max lg convenient and easy
grade to the grounds surrounding the building
OF tie bureau OF engraving aud printing, is III
successful progress by the contractor Nj.
Andrew Gleason. The inclination given u the
grounds is Westwardly, thus throwing the sur
face drainage into the liver A portion OF the
grounds IS row being covered with turf, and
gravel walks ard flower platS form part or the
plan OF improvements OF these grounds The
work Is beng done by order OF Col. Casey.
The alarm early Yesterday morning from bDX
No. 1i3 18Th street northwest which damagei
IL TO the extent OF about $500. The Ii .tl9s
spread 10 the rear Of Mr.. Fussell-s ice cream
saloon, on New YORK avenue, which was diin-
aged 20 the amount of about 5000
The wife OF Beuja-nin Richards, living on d
street, betWeen o-h and 9th streets attempJed
q commit suicide saturday evening by taking
l2uGanum. DIR. c. Morgan rendered medical
aic, aLd relieved her stomach OF the pJ.S1a
Cause supposed 10 ba.JeaIousy.
M9ry Parker. ColCTed. died sud janly on Dal-
1e.': road, In the county, saturday. Without
MEDICAL attendance. The coroner decided tta,
pulmonary heIaorrhage was thc cause CT dsat,;
and gave a certificate accordingly.
STE notice CT lost yaiise
Yesterday morning a cOIOred man named
George Henly, Is years Old. was thrown from
wagon While on J. street near Stl street south
east, and wheel OF the vehicle passing over
him broke his left ley. He was removed 10 the
Providence hospital py Officer Shelly.
Detectives Coomes and Acton have recovered
leather ya.ise and Some Of its contents st lea
several Gays ago from the refidence of Mr.. Nm
Il. Dove, No. IIo9 II street northwest. but n ive
fail6d thus far 10 find the thief.
The memorial service Oh the death OF Mrs
Df. NOBLE, which vas 20 have taken place yes
t6TGay at the 9th street Presbyterian church
was f'NSl FOIed IGr TWO weeks the place OF SER
vice 10 De hereafter named.
Al meeting Of Equal Division, 5. OF T.. Fri
Gay evening, the following Officers were
elected: ". F., J. T. NcCoanell; ". y, CSC.
W. GoCdall; i. =, V. a. Grant; \. Il. s Frank
GRAFT; r. :, Dr.. J. q. Stephenson: Treasurer
G. q. Alexander; Chaplain, w. I. johnson; Con-
ductcr. Dr. Frank T. Howe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-27

JEALOUSY OF ALICE OATES HusBAND.-A te,e-
gram TO the New York HerOtd from Ptttsburg
segtfm btr 26, says Library Hail. where Alice
Oates an d company have been playing the pas
week, was the scene OF little drama not down
on the bills yesterday afternoon. The troupe
are billed to appear in Cincinnati to morrow
hight. ard d. 4. Hodges, the advance agent,
teifgrapEed from that point saying that thu
newspaper men would receive Mrs. Oltes kind
~. but that they were "down' on Watkins. her
husband. Watkins, who Is disposed TO be jeal-
Gus Of Fitzgerald, her leading support, imagined
this was ruse to keep him away, and accord
lLglF went TO the theater fully determined that
bis wife should leave the company. Charles
Randolph Gardner the manager fearing trou-
BILE, had a policeman at the back OF the scenes
10 prevent any Violence On the part Of Watkins
who was Threatened with arrest as soon as he
made his appearance. Not to be deferred by
this be demanded an interview with his wife
and forcing bis way past the officer, rushed into
her dressing room and ordered her TO her hotel
This command she refused to obey, en- Wat
Ktns INDUCED in language more forcible than
elegant. Mrs. oates returned his compliments
In kind and for time the scene was decidedly
interesting. Finally he told her to go her way
aud that he would return to Philadelphia, which
threat be Immediately put into execution
leaving the same evening. To-day MfS. O ttes
and company took their departure for Cincin-
natl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-27

THE ENTERPRI7ING BURGLAR From NASH
EGToN.-1he Philadelphia NetCS OF last Satlr-
Gay says: Three young men. Whose appearance
Indicated that they mad been up all nrHt slt
In the central police station dock TINS morning
one q then Charles Wilson, said he came from
jersey City; anoi her. Frank DUa,0n, gave Wash
lngton as his place OF residence aud Charles
Smith, the third, hailed, he said from New YORK
Guy. ofncer Hazlett, who mounted the vi Ness
oox and presented 10 the magistrate jimmy, d
bunch OF skeleton keys ana a loaded revolver
which he had taken from the young gentle
man from Jersey. testified that about 0'clock
This morning he noticed the party act
ing spspiciously near the store u Mi
Charles W. MOsDy. No. 1903 South 10th street
They were at work when he first SiW them
just ashley were ready TO enter Oacer HaZlcJt
who had gained the assistance or Officers Craig
and Mcclure swOoped down on the gang ana
gathered them all IN. Marks OF Ina ti.lca.
were 1Ound on the doors ana windows OF Ia
buildings. When asked 10 rise and explain why
they were holding theif mass meeting at sIch Z
place and at such time, MeSSrS Sm,ta and
wilson lad nothing 10 say, baC MIR. Dillon hal
q rather ingenious explanation % Offer /
was just going home" said he - and thinking
the place vas Il jewelers. shop. stopped 70 Sc
what time it was 4 broad smile went around
the assem- blage. and the Joke was really Ell
loyed by the enterpris.ng burglars themSelye
Until the squire said he would hold them each
In $4,000 bail for trial at the present term o.
court, Wilson having $500 added TO his PORTION
Oh q charge o. Carrying concealed deadIy
weapons.
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BALTIMORE ANDoHfo RAILROAD.

va; IKE g 7!sS,. %, D9g yha,, TR fGK
North. Northwest, West,
and Southwest.
10 s'f fE EaTqsy w hsy 1gS lSS at 80 H.
=. 90 a nl.-ba tmore. Elect City and Way Sta
6:s0am.-t Baltimore Express.
6:s5 m. baltimore, annapolis aud way. tPlel-
rick and way. vls Relay
sJ9a mp lint Of Rocks and way u lions.
S:35 y. m.-Staunion and Va. Springs EE press.
500 am.-New York, Philadelpaa. Bos on and
Ba Bal ore Express. Parlor car to New York and
;. 9 90 am:-ton sunday only-B&hmore. Annopo-
Gao mist. Louie. Chicago. Ceium ous ana
flttsburg Express: (Connccts for Ilag rstown and
piedmont EXCEPT sunday Puiiiaan car t. 0iG
clnpati and Louisville. daily; Grafton ID 5andusky
1000 a "a -BaitiGlors Express Stops at Biade1s-
burg, Colleee. Beltsyllie. Laurel Annapolis Jane
II 10 m.-BaltiuOre, Annapolis. Ellie DIT City
:35 p.m.-tBalt more and Laurel Express.
lao p.m.-tOn sunday only. Baltimore aud Way.
80 p. m.-New York. Philadelphia and Boston
$3.50 p. m.-Baltncre and Way stations Cwin-
chester, Frederick Haserstown aai Way. via Re
4 p.m.-Baltinnore .Bladensbarg and Laurel
Express Frederick. Via BE ay Stops at Annapolis
4:sS I;mntpoint Of Roofs Ereieries, Hssersz
POINT d All siq Way Gs oRs only
4 40 p nj Baltimore. Annapolis snd Way Sta
6:i0 p.m.-tClicaso and Columbus Express.
Sleeping cars To Chicago daily.
t:46 p m.-tPhiladelphia and Baltimore Express
Stote at Bladenf burg and Laurel
6!O5 p.m.-Polt Of Rocks and Way Stat ,ns.
GAS p mt Baltimore and Wav Stations
730 pn.-BALTkMOhE AND LAUREL EX-
PRESS.
$50 p.m.-tSt. Louis. Cincinnati. Chicago and
Pttsbnrg Express. tPi.tsburg. except sunday
Sleeping cars 10 St. Louis and Iittshurx
8 IS baltimore, Blsteasburs and Laurel
Express.
OBS p.m-tNHw YORK. PHILADELPHIA.
BOSTON AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. SleeIiDs
car 70 New York. and special sleeping 70 Pills
Italy. tsunday only. Other trains daily. except
Sunday.
AL trains st % at Relay Station.
For further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Ststion and
603 GIG and Corner l4th and Pennsy lyania ayenue.
where orders will be taken for baggage 10 he
checked ACC received at any point in the city
W. N. OLkMkNTS. Master Of Trsnr porfation.
I. III. GOLF, General Tickle. Agent
GEO. 8. kOONTZ, General Agent.
Q. h. LORD. General Passenger Agent nyl7
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MURDERED TO KEEP HIM FROM MARX

MURDERED TO KEEP HIM FROM MARRYING
Intelligence has been received here OF murder
committed by Benjamin Terchner near Pow
haitian, Belmont county, Ohio, last Thursday.
Tie victim was Terchner'S father, 80 years OF
o. ing about to marry, the soa deliberately shot
him dead. The son gave himself up, ana said
he couldn't bear the thought OF his father m AZ
ry1ng and depri1iag him OF one third Of the
property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-27

A PROSPEROUS CCLORBD MAN-The repnhli-
can candidate for railroad commissioner In Mis-
souri, Howard Barnes. is the first colored man
placed on a state ticket there. He was born a
slave but bought bis freedom before the war.
aid has accumulated property OF $50 600 by
keeping restaurant at Jefferson City, Mis-.
,ttS
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$4,000 FOR s2.-Nearly 1900 other cash prizes
In The grand drawing OF the old and reliable
commonwealth Distribution Co., which draws
Oh seth inst. Send 81 for ticket to K. NJ. BOARD
NAN, louisville. KY, OF X. NJ. BcARDMAN 307
aud 800 Broadway. NY.
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EMINENT DR. ". F. SrEUART. Marine Hospital
all druggists and grocers.
An Elegant Toilet FERMENTATION,

hair dressing and restorative Is found In lion
don Rdur Color Restorer." 1t seldom falls To
youthful color and beauty. Falling hair is
checked by its use. and it produces a growth Of
beautiful young hair. soft. glossy and luxu-
RANT II certainly IS the NOS Clearly and ef-
tective hair resto-er now before the american
people "LondOn Hnjr color RestOrer'' can be
obtained at ali the leading druggists at IS cents
q bottle. Six bOtt les 81
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BLOODY ARRAY took place In an alley b.
tween 50 and ~, ID street aid May ave,
Marh a Ward, Ida Sheppard and samuel Johl-
son took part The fight was between the Two
women over a man, and while the blows Were
falling thick and FAST, johnson appeared, ana
slipping a razor into Martha's hands she Cut
Ida In several places, giving her six or oigat
gaSheS about the face, arms and body. The
Sheppard woman was carried Off to have her
WOUNDS dressed. They ale regardei as danger
GUS ofhcerS Hurst and By rneS arreSl ed The ard
woman and johnson, and day Id the Polio.
Saturday.