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was compelled to stop here for a few min
utes on account Of halt in the line o.
march. The roughs commanded them to
sing Democratic campaign songs and TO
cheer for Hancock, and at last attacked some
Of the mounted paraderS, pulling one man
from his horse. The police were called on
but refused 10 interfere. and the Boysin Blue
seeing this, made q sudden raid on the rousls
and completely routed them.
Tbe news Of the victory in Ohio snd Inii.
ana was received with great rejoicing by the
Republicans The most sauguine had not
expected such an impetus TO the tidal wave
which is surety un tac move eastward.
The So, give, up all hope af ece',ns ihu-
cock. and 80 do all the Democrats who aye
not like Senator voorhees,. who expressed
himself las, night, a, being too sick to talk
abou; tine election
Rev Henry Ward Beecher spoke Tor Gar
field and Arthur to a large crowd in Cooqer
Institute last night He discussed all the lead
. ing issues Of the day, and said he intended
to stamp the greater part Of the South if hi,
life is spared DoUBLEU.
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EDITOR EEEALD-0n last Tuesday morn
ING the Republicans Of this place awoke II
find their doors and buildings placaTded
with the number 20. The number was
printed on slips Of paper some with red
and others with blue ink. The party who
did this cowardly deed during the dread
hours Of night. is we'll known to the people
Of this place, and the other parties who fur
uished the mucilacc and tabs are also IA
miliarly known, and would have been
brough; TO the bar of justice at once, were &c
not forutter conteinpt thegoodPeople OF this
community have ioz those men The opin-
ion among Republicans J., thU they are too
insignificant 6, be noticed The muci,agc
used Tor sticking tAc tabs is likc that furu--h-
ga by Express Companies 70 their agents.
ami the large quantities used has lcfs some
ugly stains ON doors and walls Of buildings.
oi course if the Express Company can stand
it the agent can.
The man who threw stone through d
transparency, destroying portrait of Gar
field on the night Of the Republican meet
ing in this place, Is 4 specimen of his class
Justice has been delayed for a good season
bat it viii over;ake him in due time.
The election in Ohio and Indiana La.
caused the Democracy to weep and in tn,
bitterness Of their souls curse the gods VIII,
promised Democratic victories.
+ CONFLUENCE Oct. 10, 80.
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BRADFORD. PA, October 13.-IaSt
evening while Mrs. George Riley
was temporarily out of the house, at
Prenticeville, twelve miles northeast
of Bradford. it took fire and was
entirely destroyed Two little child
rem in the house At the time were
burned TO q crisp.
4 boiler exploded at an oil well
three miles south Of this city, this
morning and injured Amos Story.
the fireman, from the effect Of which
he Will die.
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A CoxGE,ruLtrony DlsPl-cU-LNfhr-
ErrF. Ind. October IG-WiiIim $. Lin2.c.
editor and proprietor Of the D0iJ Car'r.
has tclcgraphcd % the Hon. Ros-ae C'nk-
ling as follows.
lam sure but voice the sentiment of the
battle-ground county and al Indiana. IN
thanking vpu from my fan heart to-day for
vou- invaluable aid iu the great victory ai
Tuesday Your tail plume was in the thick
ct oI the fight. ] congratulate you person.
ally upon the increased Republican mJuu-
tie, i'm every locality where your uuJuswcr-
able yindicltion of the men and measures
ofthe Republican Party was heard. We
had hand 20 hand conflict. Thc-uouldcr-
hit.ers of Chicago. thugs from It. Louis, and
plns-uslic, from Baltimore and New York
were spanned upon Us by the hundred
There were many strange faces for supper at
the low-dowu ho-telries In -heeiJy >.ums on
Monday night. bat they were spotted, and
notified thai If they attempted 90 vote there
would be some strange faces in Haies for
breakfast Wednesday morning. They weak
ened and fled 50 English and h.s barrel
availed nothing. Wade Hampton told
the Virginia cou~pirators how lee and
Jackson would vote. Both perhaps, would
be glad of any excuse 70 get back, but the
result in Indiana showed how Lincoln AID
Morton would vote fifth spirits ofJU-t men
made perfect ever wat.- abroad. LET me
say with pride, that Indiana is uo longer %
scmi-Southeru Statc, np longer doubtful
She is the Keystone Of the new arch. and
sends greeting TO New York as To Pennsyl-
yauia. Her reyiving industries, sheltered
under the wing Of a protective tariff pnlsatc
with new life Her furnace fires, q cloud by
day and a pillar Of fire by night tell Of pros
periyv which has come u stay. Indiana.
like New York. is warmly Southern in sym
pathy and interest, but with malice toward
none. gives notice to the solid South that
they must quit raising hell and 90 70 rails
ing cotton. W. : LINGLE.
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Philadelphia Repeaters in Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, October 11.-Billy
Price, Democratic repeater from
Squire McMullin's fourth ward in
Philadelphia, and Charles Burk, OF
the same stripe, though from diff
ferent section Of the city, have been
each sentenced to thirty days i'm
prisonment at hard labor in the
stone quarries. Another noted Phila-
delphia repeater, known as Shoey
Miller. has been arrested ona United
States warrant at Terre Haute. The
charge Is supposed to be one Of
fraudulent naturalization.
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4 Pennsylvania Garroted in New
York Hack.

New YORK, October 12.-Robert
F. Gouran, a farmer, from Canons-
burg, Pa, was rescued by the police
from a coach early this morning
while being, as he claims. forcibly
abducted and garroted. He says
that four men enticed him into the
hack on Baxter street and robbed
him of So. One man, named Gatf-
nev, was arrested, while the others
escaped. The attention OF the police
was directed to the coach by the
cries of Gouran for assistance.
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Stage Robbed.

DENVER Col, October 14.-This
morning about . o'clock the mail
coach was robbed about - miles
east of Del Norte by two men. The
mail and treasurc-box were taken
There was no passengers aboard.
Rurned 20 Death.
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Acknowledgements.

CHICAGO. Oct. i6.-At seven
o'clock last evening the boiler and
steam cooker in the Garden City
Distillerv, corner Morgan and Twen-
ty-second streets, exploded with ter
rifle and deadly effect An alarm
of fire was sounded, and the tiremen
first arriving soon cXtnguished the
flames which started. Four bodies
have been taken from the debris,
and six are missing. The explosion
is attributed To defect in the boiler
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!. v. McCIellan's ExJrx VS.. John AHsplch
Jr's Garuishcus
2 J. %. kimmel q sons assiglces Vs. LI-h
liter. .C0der & Co.
O. Isaac Hu4us Us. FL. Alcott
Barnet Picking rs. Frederick NquElc-
g. Richard j. Hatdeman vs. Z. NauEle l 90.
q Daniel K0rus vs. j. D. EO5dy 81 II. FiuIilg
7. Isaac Nelson VS.. Albert LJhr.
s. Union National Bank oi Lewishurg vs, j
A. Young s q. II Fe-uer
o. ID. T. shat * use of \. HuuseCaCr VS.
Heury Bcarl
10. Levi C0ugheuour vs. killiugsr. Bros. s. Cn
II. Lewis Glessuer VS. John G.. scott
- George Morrison vs. Llvinia Hiuehgugl.
~. ID. 3. L3hr admir-. 0I IC4thJrius Lahr, ys
David L1hr
"a Simon Chorpening VS. Jonathan H. Fritz.
j. John h. tll Iu lTus for R-Jscrl L.ehlIlcr
vs. John y. and Joseph kre8gcr.
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MARRIED.

ANKENEY-BENFORD.-By Rev. n. p.
Kerr at G-ccasburs, October 18Th. lSso
Mr.. Nelson A. Ankney Of SipesyiIle, to
Miss Lucy Benford, of Evansville, Somerset
county. Pa
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The leading article ia the Nyr.h lmc-i-ea
Rtr.e,r for November is by the Hon. VIII
liam Beach Lawrence, and is devoted to an
exposition of the monachical principle in
the United States Constitution. It's shown
rIiat under our constitution the Executive
is vested with powers far greater than those
possessed by king IN limited monarchy.
The amplitude of the Presidents cou~,itu-
,ional powers is best seen from the history
OF the war Of secession. as when Mr. lin
coin, without waiting for the assembly of
Congress, declared Jhc blockade of the
southern ports and called into service for
three years volunteer army ofupvIrd ug
1900 men. The author fpre~ec- danger to
the pyruancnce of cur republican institu-
tious, resulting both from she ya-tuc~- OF
these powers and from the ezistiu. mcrh-
ODDS ofehoosinr Presidents. and thinks tha,
radical change in the Constitution is inn
porativcIy demanded In the same num-
Der OF the Review, Bishop W. G. Do4nr
points ont lc advantages Of free religious
discussions. even "the bla-phe-uy of irrcIi-
gipu~ discussion" hc thinks works the cIo-
ly Of God. The Hon Montgomery Blair
writes of the Republican Party as it was
and .s.' Upon the suppression Of the re-
beii!ou and of slavery, the mission oftlat
party was accomplished, and since the death
of Lincoln its career has been one of usur-
patton, corruption and Capitalization ".
Desire Chauay contributes the third Of his
valuable illustrated papers on The Ruins
of Central America The other articles
in this number of the Eeri1g are "The Mica
ragua Route to the Pacific, by Rear Admir-
al Daniel Ammcn The Coming Revision
Of the Bible, by Rev Dr. Howard Crosby
Recent European Publications. by Prof
T. F. Crane; and finally q paper entitled.
The Political Situation from a Financial
Standpoint" designed to show how the
business interests of the country would be
compromised by q change from a EepubG-
can 20 a Democratic administration Of the
general government This document is
signed by over twenty of the heaviest capi.
raii>t- of New York
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SECONn TEEk-

l. Adam H0chstetler IS T.. Y. Davis.
. Isaac DIberl' executors, So ChIs. H. Fr-le.-
g. O. ID. Lichty. vs. Daniel Shuitz
!. Daniel W eyaud, vs.. David Z. Miller.
5. Geo. W. Reed * 60 VS. Baal 81 AIl1r.
g. Elijah West, vs.. the Pittsburgh n Cnnns.ls
vile K. K. Co.
=. William N0ught, vs. Henry iour Sin.
s. Henry HennencaWp IS. Dietrich ir.lle.
Albert L0hr, vs.. Robert L1hr.
TO- Daniel Bradley, John Reynolds.
II. Asa Briner, vs. Edward Aic1ft.
u. Clark Beuford, SIS. Fred. Smilh.
l3 Samuel McNair Jacob Augustine.
j. Eud,lphus Kent use, ys tl8-. j. Harris 'l
l5 Josiah Bran- vs. ID W RHuits
ls Samuel Fox, SIS. Samuel BeFsu 60.
u. Fayetfe Co, Mutual F!re Insurance Com
pauy. vs.. Alex Beumri.
IS Josiah ". Hay. y- john Thomas 4-l Char
l1tte Williams
15. John II SUuusr' use. vs. Joseph =. S.u-E
mems garulsh-es
- Isaac Hugus, ys. Plc5e MARSHALL sll Ca-.-
line Pile
Il Peter Boyer rs. jeremiah hiugier.
- Jesse ana Emmie Hoover. SIS NW. Baker.
%. Josiah ! Long. SIS. Frederick smith.
"a James Pars0u- VS.. Ha-ialcuL lL4 Christ
ian Ankenv.
70 John Mitchell, r- LIT. Watson and Wm-
Ruddy.
20 Daniel Flick. vs. b. L8van anil z A. Flick.
s Office, Il J. SCHELL.
October II. lSSI. lOc-.l Is Pr9thgng,ary-
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4 n - :
the fund lu the hands a. Wlslu Bralf- alu.li--
traitor oi John r Brtu-, ase ts
Hereby giges n1-.se ill- bee $3.50. a--.ri f1 me
5uties Of hl- appointment on Fr--fE. rhe L- "'
Oct. ber- ls,J. - bis a.I-s .1 somerset H1-.I-I.
Eaeu aaI where a- Her7H-s lu-src---i ElaE DE-
tend.
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The employees Of the Baltimore d Ohio
Railroad We're largely represented at the
Baltimore celebration 1a Monday. The en-
tire force Of Mr. Garrett roads. numbering
over 200 men was in attendance. Ofthc-e
80 came from the line formerly known as
the oonne-sgille Railroad The Pittsburgh
Division was in command Of Mr.. G. N.
saTpeil master Of transportation aud 2lr.
}. i. samIsel, master Of machinery.
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An the right. tile. interest and claim Ci the de
fendant BENJAMIN Shaulis. OF. II and O. the lJi
lowing described real estate. situate iu Jefferson
Twp. SJmersef county. Pa. containing 20 acres
more or less. ofwhlch about l0j acres are clear,
and about 10 acres 10 meadow, with tw0-story
frame dwelling house. log stable, and other out
buildings thereon erecteted. adjoining lands OF
John kOUser Samuel. Barclay Wm- AuL
and others with the appurtenances.
Taken in execution AZ rhe suit 5i Jacob D.
Shaufs
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ZINE HILL, IA, Oct. is, lS-t.
EDToE HERALD "A large and cnthusias-
tic Republican meeting was organized By
electing ;. p. Fritz, President; Joseph Wal
ker and Peter Gumbert, Vice Presidents /;
samuel Walker and J. r. Boose, Secretaries.
After organization L. g. Colb0rn was intro
ducej and in an elegant and spirited speech
addressed the meeting, setting forth q clear
and brilliant history Oft Republican par
ty aud reviewing the history of the Demo
cratic party in all its gloomy, daring and
fraudulent acts both ia and out of power.
thereby convincing every Republican pres
cut that to vote for Garfield and Arthur is
the true and only way to maintain the gov
ernmcnt and prosperity OF the nation. II.
= Endsley then addressed the meeting in
his usual joyial and merry making style,
fully corrobora,ing the assertions Of Mr.
Colbom After the addresses large pole
was raised. and for the first time known to
our oldest citizens the National flag amid
shouts and cheers was hoisted to the breeze.
at Pine Hill, and long may She wave under
Republican rule /, the desire of our Rcpub-
iicIu-
s.P. FRITZ, J.R. Boosr,
President Secretary.
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All the right tl,le. interest and claim % the de-
fendaur Charles VIII Of, IN ani t1 the following
described real estate, situute IN Somerset Wp-'
Somerset county. Pa. containing Dos acres, more
or less Of which there are about 100 acres clear,
and 35 acres IN meadow, with a large tuo-stoTy
frame dwelling house, bank barn and other out
buildings thereon erected, doiung lands Of Jacob
Fiks, August Long. Henry Kuester and others,
wiki the 8ppurteuances.
Taken in execution az the suit Of Geo. Spargisr,
administrator Of Samuel win, deed
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All the right. title, interest and claim ofthe de
fendants, William johnson, Josiah johnson and
william johnson. Jr. o.. in and % the following
described real estate, situate IN shade Twp
Somerset county Pa. containing los acres, more
OF less Of which thers are about " acres clear,
and 10 acres IN meadow. with a aue-stOry iog
Eouse log barn, l0g stable and other cutnuiidings
thereon erected. al jOining land % John BisbinE,
I0seph Llhr. John 4. Clark and others with the
appurtensHce.
Takeu in -xecuti0a az the suit Of the Common
wealth Of Peunsylyaula- use q J. b Lambert,
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". j. Roberts Embrolation is the oldest
Liniment in the market; it does not blister
snd has q reputation over all Others.
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All tho right title. interest and claim af The fe
PENDANTS. Lizzie Beam and Abraham Beam ami
Franklin Heipie. terre tenant, Of iu and 70 The
following described real estate, situate IN jenner
Twp. Somerset county, Pa. containing 5 acres.
more or less Of which about acres are clear, ad-
l0ining lands of ". Haynes. II. :. Picking,
John BeiseekeT and other, with the appurJe-
uauces.
Tax IN execution az the suit cf Joseph 81.
Beam. use OF John Beisecker.
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According to Philadelphia dispatches
Francis Murphy IS homeless again. the
suIeudid house ou Jefferson street, that city,
presented 90 him with such o Aor-h o..
trumpet, last spring hy the Tonug Men,
Christian Association of tlat city, having
never been paid flr. and the committee cam
na- raise the eizh, thousand dollars rcIuir-
cL Murphy himself gave sl.-oo toward
the fund, which has been returned 70 him.
and subscriptions have also been returned
to Others. Murphy spent six hundrai Ial-
Jars iu Improvements. and loses the money.
Murphy ta- lct home, and is very iudi--
umt a the -lizh. ru, upon h.u. The
event causes much t4lS There and ue. very
complimentary remarks oa the owners o'
the property.
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CHERIFF's SALE

By virtue of certain Wr't7 @. y rut EATnuG7- Il j.
Pa and Lev IA. issued ont 0fthe CUur, Common
Pleas OF Somerset County Pa. and 20 me directed,
there will be exposed % public sale no The Court
House. IN Somerset, Pa on
Friday NoJHsJer j'L l0o0.
af O'Clock P ~ all the right. title. interest ard
claim Of the defendant, Abraham ID. Miller, lt. iu
and 20 the following described real estate, VIZ
No. J. A certain tract Of land situate iu stony
creek Twp. Somerset county. Pa. containing -ll
acres. more or less, of which there are about 10
acres clear. and about 45 acres in meadow, with q
two story log house, bank barn and other outbuid-
inzs thereon erected; also a large sugar camp-l1-
l1iuing land Of Philip Schrock. Josiah J. walker,
Eli Altfather. Tobias Miller, John Glcssuer. Y no.
NJ SehrUck and others. with the appurteulnees.
No. 2 Situate as Aforesaid, containing ll acres.
more or less all woodland, adjoining iJnts ui
Peter Miller, Jacob J. Speichcr. Lewis Lowry
and others, with the appurtenaDcse-
Ne. 3. a certain lC- of ground zitTl-e In
N johannesburg. Summit Twp. Somerset G. unity.
Pa, containing acre. more or less with q one
and a half story log heuse thereon erectsI. nj G.n-
Ing lands Of Ephra.m Miller AMI others vi-h the
GppuTtCnanCes.
taken in execution ~ The suit Of Henry Dup
s-adt, % Gl.
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SALE REGISTER

-r.a,c .g philip shaver, Jr., late OF
Treoeu-. oe. 4-
-. -trste a' Joseph Seioer,, lated lil-
n- township decd
-f.s,e .I Joseph J. smith, late ol
-..--.r township dee d.
.-- rs.ta rl -smuel VIII, late OF SON
N ,r.a. tuRusnip, decd
..-f-Fgatc E Rudolph Meyers. laie g'
I-r+r Iurkcyiu0t township dee A.
...-a r.tH.e .t David I.oiIr- late ,i shade
vl-Ii.. deceased,
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doors. window, and walks some OF the
parties were disposed 20 get angry at the
da>tar,ily trick and talked of prosecuting
the authors. both of whom are known,
Zone of them is very hard Of hearing or We
would tell him his uamc.l but the matter
viii probably drop. If our friends, the enc
my think they can elect their superb by
re,ortins to such little tricks, they Will find
out before many days that such work won't
win Indiana and Ohio should b, "a warm
ing to them II viii act like a boomerang,
and return TO plague its inventors.
ON account of the inclemency of the
weather the demonstration held in Somc--
sc,. Saturday night. in honor of the Repub-
Hcan triumph in Ohio and Indiana, was not
largely participated in by our brethren from
thc country. 4 drilling rain sci in Friday
night, and confined throughout. the day
Saturday until kate i'm the afternoon. when
for several hours the rain came down il per-
feet torrents. About O'Clock iu the even
ing the rain ceased, and notwithstanding
the fact that the streets were filled W.h mud
and pools of water. some places Knee deep,
the Garfield and Arthur Club, with every
uniform and toryhin line, turned oGt with
the silver Couct Band at lis head and pa-
radci the principal streets of the town. The
procession was the best thar has turned our
in Somerset this fall. and was chccred Iusli-
H. -r. n o
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Two weeks more and it viii be solid
North"
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EDrcArIoSAL NoTICU-Appletons Series
of school readers viii be introduced into the
schools of Somerset township. at the open
ing Of the approaching term October 18th.
The Introduction viii hc effected by an cN-
change of the old books in use. for the new
book, and Q small consideration of money.
We have also adopted GoH-, Arithmeti,, Tor
gradual Introduction, where it is required
or desired. An elementary work on grain
mar. will also De placed ON the same condi-
tious, where It may bc desired by teacher
orpa,rou. BY order of the Board.
j. HUSBlSu.
?. S-By -pccia! arrangements tho-a
books win be placed in the hands Of. B
Snyder & Co. in Somerset borough. for sale
and distribution
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INCORPORATLON NOTIlE

i -------
fr the incorporation OF the -l uiou Cemetery
Of Meyersdaie' viii be made az Nove1u oer term '
the Court ai Common FIeasui S1meTset COM. d.
On Monday, the sth day ol November l1ea.
and lrn prove certain plot Jf ground si-e1le one
half nile southeast 1i eyersdalc. Pa ll- o..
purpose OF q cemetery OF burial place, and r-'l.
iuz the same lllJ lots Ji convenient slz3 isr sl-
& "a BEACHLET L. 4 SMITH
n WaTtV AK PAUL
y. a. n ~ FRS A. T. stt1 ~ a d Rs
v. q. HICKS. d. C. VI. a---'-- III l-
OCT. ~
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All the right, title interest sDd claim 1i Tie de-
ieuGant Mary Chris-ner o. ia ami % the follow
ing described real estt G.. situate Iu rlElrA Twp,
Somerset county. Pa. containing 100 acres, more
or less, OF which about 100 acres are clear ami 10
acres IN meadow, with tWu-sf0ry house. ilg
stable and other ouiuuiliiugs thereon erected,
adjoining lands ef Cyrus Bldlmer, John helm,
Sias Tressler and others with the appErtauauces
Taken in execution 90 the luit OF John helm,
ST.
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Nr Taolc who was one of Artemu-
Wards most intimate friends n London
saws thar lc Told him tte following story A.:
lie went to lecture a: arcmotc place, where
h.- face was uo; known. Ie was alitile late,
sf.. audience hceamc impatient. and began
20 stamp vi-h their feet and go whistle BY
.ui Is Ward ,au- 1ul and began 20 move
about lhe rIarfs s-m busting ,ae chairs and
desk. Thereaple took nim for q s1Pe,
and bcaame still more impatient. Presently
hcturueI around dropped the dIst-cloih
and said Now, having busted the chairs, /
will BEGIN nay lecture" Many of the jokes
he made were not So good as this, but no
doubt. served to amusc himself and o-hcrs-
An acquaintance told me that he was once
ridin. in a Broadway omnibus when Ward
got IN. and on being asked for his fare, in
quircd of the driver if he could change five
dollars. The driver said Doe could not. stop
ped the coach, and asked Ward TO get
out Upon this Ward became very iudig-
nant. Why should he get ont Because he
had not the proper fare. But have, he
said u never said hadn't ten cents on
ly asked If you could change hycdollars. -
T. s. Ndbal S--.5zer for Aoren.ler.
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The sturdy yc1maury ~ Jeuue- towu-
shin. from three 70 four hundred st-on,, Iue,
at Jcnucr Y Roads. saturday. for the pur-
pose of holding an old time Republican
meeting and Of raising the largest pole with
the largest pcnnants and Ha- ON 10 I'm the
county. The pole was beautiful one,
straight as ara arrow and 80 feet long. The
first attempt To- raise 70 was made about two
O'Clock -n The afternoon. It went mp nicely
until about forty feet from the ground whom
it snapped IN oaboU, ,lie middle. Nothing
damteI Bog their misfortune the men who
had the raising in charge went tn work to
rcapIicc # and while the work was being
done o meeting was organized in front Of
Covers store. with the following named
gentlemen acting IS officers. President, Il.
s. Picking Vice Presidents, Jesse Slick.
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