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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-05

4 FATAL ACCIDENT.-OnW Wednesday even
ing about 5 O'Clock, saws the Altoona Tribune
of to-day, a wreck of an extensive character
occurred on the Tyrone and Cleariicld rail
road. resulting III the death of one man and
the serious injury of two others y long
train of freight cars was running along the
big fill near Summit station. when the en-
ginc left the track and rolled down the bank.
1t was followed by eighteen freight cars,
which. together with the engine, were very
badly broken. Fireman \. Ilaligan. resi-
dent of Tyrone, was instantly Killed. The
body lay under the wreck all night, and was
not discovered until some time yesterday
morning. The injuries were very bad, the
body being ground up, a large hole made
through the breast and the head mashed 1t
was removed to Tyrone. The engineer,
Yank Latham, and brakeman named sill
niger were both badly injured, but they are
doing as well as could be expected. and * is
thought they viii recover. The conductor
was also slightly injured Our informant
stated that the cause of the accident was un-
known.
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OAK HALL,
Sixth and Market streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
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THE BEST OFFER EVER MADE.
rpEENAN'' Three Months anda
Ihe ,aiuabIe Rook for 80 euts.

and other owners OF live stock are IN
F. .- +5-.s welfare OF their animals and should
z--t. r,r-f for ready reference book describing
5-.e g.--.-s 10 which their stock are subfect and
q. -Tra- therefor. In consideration OF this
.-- trs procured for the benefit OF all persons
Il w. -. -L--L-u..r of .nnie- of
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A New PAr1rn occrrAr1ox EoR LADIES

@ f @ @ S Ts S; 3 25 s Gsr 9G24 H 2ansS 'S u % % Geo Turner
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-08
AT THE BANK.
THE BEST TOWN. aLOTS In
JASPER
ut Pirate Sale +!

The undersigned has subdivided his
beautiful lots near the Union Flour Mills
and now oilers them Mt private sale
There are eighteen beautiful building
lots, SO By i53 feet. fronting on jackson
and Mill streets, with a broad alley IN
the rear OF each lot. This i rare OPP
secure good building lots III
q healthy part 81 town.
TrrNs Easy. 70 suit purchasers. M II
IL more lille object to improve that part
or town. than 70 make money.
Aug. ~, 'T9-tf. JOSEPH EGG.
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JOB BuTcHERIHc.

lie has a No. one butcher. and will
kill and dress hogs or cattle for farmers
or others. on reasonable terms.
Aug. ~, 77--Iy.
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Ane :. ls7e-y
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Smith American Company Organ
with eight stops. knee swell. and bcanii.
full tone. TOR sale II the COURIER UFFIcL
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SLAVE And SHINclE
FACTORY.
BGcEs Bauer g. Co,
rnor - cn, >rrr.r.
JASPER. INDIANA,


0y~s-A1y..9-l1D 2
500 cords ~ shinglc lainrkS. Tor \ HIGH
We will pav fro- 81 % "a S2ns. ar-
rar,iinr ~ quality.
800 corl- ~ >fayr iimhcr. for which
We will pay from 81 50 to 81 10 per
cord.
The highest price paid for
slaves suitable for whisky
barrels and heading deliver
cd at the Factory. Persons
desiring contracts o. firs her
Information will please eali
NJ the Factory.
BECK. BAUER & CO.
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-04-24

We ore..sy eym,'As..1' 9Th ouT
triend end neag6bOI, Jxmsso. 1lveeo
10 TIE double bocooSemeos Whjvo be-
fslleo o. ~ Asoss ED houoo. 4
f'W dSys 40 b Wss beeeh OF bio %.
lsat child, sud % Day b.. y CALLED
u.oo % mourn the lose q hio d~v0.
I'D Wil0. Thle dlOpensaaloo. % oud.
Zen, u = OAI toe0t0seloe % . happy
married lite oo00eNoed hardly one
vsee sSu. Mr.. 1v.es Wao one OF
those lovely nslur~s which osocttiy
- hume clscle end adoen sUosety
u The iroo0eeeo u hoe young H.
she bee pasee1 ~ the higher blessing,
and 20 6ee 0G1e husband, who Va
oes I'll o. earth, % loft = gIjef with.
out Q namo-Pieovwxs.
We siocseely oondole With on
friend 1tvees II bic ed beeoovo0eat.
0nly lase xoaday wssk b ~ 10 "a
szsescy ol Joy describing 20 ~ hia
beautiful arse-bosn babe. But slaa
foe human hopesi DsatA rubbed hin
not only a 10 child, sQe eitho lovely
paztase q ID joys end se6roW1. VI
nsvo iasinssoly knoWn 1t. @Vetl
from boyhood. end BIZ esadoe. hon
ssey ed Neutrality-suspicious. 80 IN
impsachabls. We hope his gree
trouble viii b lightsnsd By PtoVI
6Anno.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-04-24

1ast Saturday sight. ths eeass.
nonee IN New Oslsens took dre ftom
49, ....c.. cenaa M ilro oeigi.
Wheeo there Ne . numoef q ooe
ssn.eIa avav. uaei by tho military
49, .s.- - ,o....s,o. ~ k nh
wueo soCy ~ vOs.'~ -S =. =. -.
1oooc8 ooROoeos WoSco pVve Wy
r I1ont ~ s11Dogu)Dojoe ~ aooeos
- = neaoeaa a. rAnoVnl 6um To
.s.s. Ws~ Ue...n.eoe - aoeh
oo1looek Xo0esoos
[ooY8 - J0loeooo 0esosos
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-04-24

1sligiooa sssvjsss sse held u The
0eebodiGe church 10 thio city oVoey
Sabbath q II 4. -, cod q 7. T.,
except q third 6undaya 1sv. Thoa.
]. HouGh VII peeaeh Tomorrow.
pgsoeo lug "a asgu0ens u th~uoen.
LOG 10 hvoe Of the "Divioity q tho
1oeipeure." and q night ~ ples for
10 revival q Religion. All, both
J~Ws and 0entiles. sre invited 70 q.
'snd. R<v J. L. Borden, Of Name.
4 ID. viii c0nduct religions osvioer
q this church On tho 1sot 0.bboah IN
Nay. He iss stiriug speaker. and Q
lsrHo otte~"s'ce q .xnec'e.i.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-04-24

e.v:: = -, ~ =. 49, ( 49,, G.
IL Il -. - y -:
VI Asouly gasaahiae III ess assso
0Abeb =. ~ ~ 6 - bstbtil ~
dsvses1 ~ ~ ~ - hee hslpses
saii1gn = tsiag tss1 . yssag & q
epeoo llag go G 3 ~ 0othse. ~
eeost1oo6e ssllo ~ peseset ~ n
~ ~ tlsssCb ~ - ssasls ~
IT, ~ ~ Qooe -
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-04-24

The So)loWiug are the delegates %
tho National Oooventjoo 6om tho
oeato e LoolDlaoa: u.
Nh.e Qiss.iee-Jeha 'tspas''sk.
Ja0. D. 00uot0o. Z.
Sec0od O0Gslct-1. u. HeG9oo, 4
Burke A)teguaseo-W. +. Wh1eakee.
y. =. 6ceaot00.
OFT ss!S i Hu;S 4. Tc6eiioo''
: I,uftS Distsiet-a II. neslieoo.
IL. jrmlso, Alte9oeseo Buntial
iifth biotrice-G. ". uoOsaaie,
JObo q. 0,ldmau. Altoeuatos-J
| O. Eeao, ]. T. 0heoo.
0s1ih O1esle-x. D. 1aveaagh
Vm. Duncan, AltOgoA Oo-6ua3l
Qallahao, james 1oodell. a
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n WYlCI NOTICE.

- 11nlo, 1So3ood, German Empse
- l6ssa.
Sol1nG ~ AAgsvsDsgt 1s1ls
d. sf Dspsst.
fNaa. Il nsssdsL night
- ',.Usie Sasatdsy I"
S IN MA n, 4. BURKE,
s1uDNA Tgla Pat Alsssses.
ioCAl aLlAN1NoA
- 1aaeoe Joaa O. xoooure |
Nl0 eope1e slossd thsoe laboss
bobday, end dspaited for
Apnaay. vhsss thsy VIII
Via ts& - Bian. o,I IL
1vsDua bee . Aus livery
~ 80 Doais sEreet, adjoining
- tcool 10 bee good ~
49, jog sni0als. Call %
Apeil 10 4.
jAIutig Z ~ Amsslcsn Sewing
$3.50 o1neapy., Va. 1ooslsy.
lIslvo9iD oar town. with
y Inlsedadlne that machine
baGl1oo. Hs = stopping q
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-04-24

n. n Vhoo)oek, President q
~ new Orleans pael1e 1aIlroo6. 4
~ a : lose Article sAoWiag tAas ~
lleeea> ooopsay ~ - Ilget .
[11oi1e1s Gcoos asksd ~ u 49,
|1SA $ ~ ane1pgiev % Seo1eNel
IS psseessd Nd hua opalee.al
Il llaaadIlA - 0190Ao. ~.
Vheoloak ~ eo1egsegD - Doesl
- ~ '1GGa0so - - ee1e
! 70 )tjkD uel pslaaae -
q 1sl)VGy, 90 aeqSlgo 80 De9N
| 8 el1hGe - oooegll saspe0aiel
| ~ 01v lslallvD - 8 ~ ~
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-04-24
Df.lavc1.vf Tornado N SOUTH.
W.S1EnU kj3SQUal.
Wholo ToWn Rad o tho 0roand.
N9riblo Len O Lib.

tefrlole storm passed over . large
sees Of country 10 tho lsishboehood
Of Manifold, No., which town is
totally destroyed. killiog ssvsnty Nv
peesoos and woundins so. Forty
b dice have already been recovered.
It pursusd tho course Of tho Jsmee
River foe miles and sesuck tho 81.
k,uis end Ban 1csaelsoo B alroad q
tour points, lssViag Il ss 1esak'-
-taaloo, ot1'soa miles ftom Mash
dsld, and paseed through ocsso %"
Wabash counties. je6reson City
.lso suffered. IL entire course seems
70 have beea married By death and
destruction. Telegraph posts AMI
sirse we're carried hundreds q rods
INTO tho W00ds, trees Wsee uprooted.
sod brick - wsll % frame edi6ces
Wece Ixsed 70 the ground. To odd
70 tho destruction 1eeo Wero o.
kindled by The falling buildings.
No eoel0aso Of the destruction osu
b arrived q n Consequence Of ths
vroeeIatioa Of To wires along To o.
the course.
4 Chicago Nars special. ssys tho
ooo houee Was bloWa aeeo0o Tho 1ls
esasi ed Iaci1c TASK, aad - warn
ing being given. Tho train rsa into l.
aod do0olishod Tie locomotive
severely Wounding tho engineer.
Everything possible b being dom
for Tie sufferers. Physielsas snt
uurseo have beea hurried forward b!
special tsains, - veil - provisiona
elothiag and medical Stores. Tele
GIapAie communication = bolAG ~
,dlB ssssorrd.
Tho following y tne list OF Eloctog
| end altsenasss elscted ythe 0tat
Convention:
State q largo -fleetoel: Thoe. {
3sealnS. 9apldeo, eod y. O: Flow
| ef. Oflos6o. xleoeoaAoO-JaA 0nGAl
0flesnG. ed Joesph DeeWee. %
mi Dhedce-Ileeeoe @. 4. d
ilee. 0l4eh Ward, OdsenA Aleeeoal
Eloceoe: HIP. xeenocnao, 4laQUe
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-04-24

~ isease ooa q 8 0rsmas woa..
q. sooed III, osedeos1 - oo'h.
g q louleville. H.. - ~ - h
iaeG 1Ae Weoss ~ sl1ty jean Of
~ "a IL boy has beea7 a4ese TT
~ 1T tire yeoss.
~ sase q 1ayoeod ~ osoa1oe
mn 0use % o. O Judoe oaeeI 81
| ito Washla0eeo Clss1is oo9ss 1eeo-
- tose1tlke h ftom ~ doeksk 1ira
Raymond Aavlsg sathoei0sd ~
CIV. uII
4hoon1oo - C1aGDo oovgo'
~, WIN - = 1eW os1sono q
~ l9eh inek, ~ aeaooded b 6e1o
aoDoo hon ~ 1eW 1eek 11oduel
t1ahaaOs, ssse b ~ Deaed O
1canoDDe1 oosUpesse1s - body.
~ 10lt60 1laflj1 xsW Yoek. q
Ithe IL q Apell, . Gsaod sRh1bl3ol
a domeoGin>od hook Hoae ~
held. Tho Nv - Wogo u Rlas
] >ooks ed sq1agj1Da n ssAibof
Voee q tob)ee 3 lnoapA
+ a. ~ TIL q 6uoo e1s46 =
ainel Osols - 1l0shlh bon,
, e>egs ~ dDea ~ sugleoe egovl
,|Vpeo seeladed b eCd9 eetAe Jedgu
, In dsopgsoee y ~ ne1esty q 4
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&,All1e eoe16 J 5 80 6seifhlt. q
~ - ~, . oeQo 0asdoeoR 90
n De>1DDoa, - Aa1oo1 q 1eol
-. VI - - 9 opoeeoioa.
g lslsaaL : 80.
n - lllllaG - S.ell.Aaol
IN O. 50 - 0sllloA q
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= .eaa.IlIEITa a7s .ssslY
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vh,,> 49, rphaHAanshee. 60
o,cs,.,,In p ~ eoarts aSoat paaoas
s,.A1s 1Sss,1e s0rn6ne n, sa,u.
tss;oe Fl Z ~ leeo astiae y -
.te,iv neodnofloa q II beaueilsl
Xon.f;chf pse1nesolao ~ oanaeust
piaenroa - ~ kasAnnno hnllgg1op
"a 0..el ~ - lls1arelne .aleoee,
w-.n..s.se.' ~ siaeseaa ~
..s,.sae1 neieeenel a1acorloa ar thell
, 1880-09-11

III ..t,I.nt!u nt'"'tcf l'1 p'aeo' @'nk ''co feo
Mn'rtatnf.l tiey hnso sttsco nr1,s*seM,ntl @ tso
n%or ,1 tnr sri'nl ~ ~, i'. Gn,9lc.nrss ha'f sne
character ought t".lie.; Wn then tr'cl M Wn!ls
II e "ycr 'nv. tart co. wor sat is /" sr"s sa or
wGs IN H. d.fi nhM 'tt,tc' afo s, ins Tine
WHIT Whmt lima II oy III. Inv. i, th. s.io m,e viii Sr
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tr'y W III :y . sts r y" w"% r,," ,'r i's WIZ 1hcs 70
h. 10, 'pe a'! s',gl,! an1 snnt,, nf ;:S r,y
tt trt ty..rt. .tu,1,ri isG: unui,t Viii hs,k ard
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naslcs, ri!shss ,e,'s, @ ea.t!ns dtteSes' ete;, is
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ny ,,,' - 'e f,tL H ,t,,, ., ,,or.,,,no ,vo
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, 1880-09-11

10 the Editor q 1as Ehteaso Tttaunt.
EA0LE lIivEn, Mlch, Aug. 3l-1 would like
to put In MI appearance for few moments iust
to think Eta Dcta ri for his manly and able re-.
ply TO tho seer pt Grand Rapids. Yes, my friend,
VIC Aro fltlu,casurcnblr better than ol,r foro.
fhthcrs wero in nlnny things. Wc are better
mentally, morally. mud rolglously. wo need
mt 20 hack twn thousand years to flnd history
our own tlnfes will toll ~ that in language IN.
tn!aMkAhle., Perhaps such fnrscoing and hgh.
pressure thinkers It's Forty feNrs Inny exnTcsa
tho!r doubts IN regard 10 1t: and iiny be, frpm
their uwn stRndpnant they nrp cnrroet. inst at
present tho woods are full ct such philosophers
they were snt down on and not ho allowed un:
inulcstcd to tnarGh thoir puoriin thoush,a
"thtotgh Cavcntry." Forty Ycslrs Il continuity
tcAriny down tnnt1y things VIC cherish, and ho
neter rcpnecs with n htttor nftor ticninllt(ou,
ftotAkcs away. but gives nothing in return; after
"! hls wonderful aTRs'inhsls md high. sounding
ss"f"'es s%s srs s0 aa s Tied Il find toa Fl f"9 so e.
II seotns to mo thnt Tho Home u uot tho proper
channol to prnpAKAte tho peoullnr 1oas OF our
lenrllch frioml. For 1n0ily. OF hia vIcwa aro
nttntinr and not too henIthy other. l havo
read Tho llntne doparnent In THE ,Tn1nUxs
tnse t,d, its !nScntion ana hayo derived grcst
hla fewer discussions on tobncco, widows,
hgtter md wisnr -peuplc. Tho above tnplcs,
tnko It, nro worn pretty hNIo, and often think
thut tho gOt,lus who cures for The lfnn,c must
BIZ person uf strong mind attd nne prsscssnd OF
beyond thu grave. For a stranger Il Is nut Ia
1r1cr to hrM!h by fln'fng fault upon his intro
dtletton to The ffOmn olrole. 80 with much M.
sud wait anotLur octasEoti. KEwEEHAw.
, 1880-09-11

For Iht Chtei1 fTfth4H&.
Along the coitntry- p0th hear
Thy melancholy cry. now ucAF,
Now fur md fAint.
Whut tllscnntcnt nhideth Ia thy heart
That ever II, sl,t:Ii d}sInHl unto d0th start
Tlis allow, rcilctant ochocs Of tho n:ght2
VIII tl--Wilp-wh!ppnDrwtll
And hark, p-WhippuurWitll
Tho t!aprins Of thy hurryins wing
notwcIl the rGstltnE h1Ilghs doth bring
Tu INDI Anl tE1rsll
4 wor.iIcfs horror In thy lonely t'ight.
An In,p!st ln1,si9 = In thy voico thnt nccmE
81 Wild and hhrBh.
shr''l, never still-whip-whlppoorwilll
rho,1 jo!uest not tho chost1slng
VII 1T ntl tho woodland arches ring
1T sunset htlsii.
With lark and thrush;
hut, when thor sonK hns sunk to silence, orc
AbDve tho rccdy Hhnro tharc elbows one star,
rhcn HSn"Ss Try ~ ses!11'S'sy ','y SnisS afaE
Whlpponrsv'll-wht -whtppoorw'ill
Uncclsing tllt-whip-whippoorwill
@ singer of n Jpyicss song,
l watch thee In thy catsrso nlong
I'y .latc ani .lei, hy tnwcr and crurnhllng WALL
And, listening. nh the pnthos Of thy call ,
Sweeps n'cr my ao,l! II, pnlu. md tGar- drops fall
Far-gaztng eyes.
Thou IT vanished! D., some silent stream.
Iii lenty deph., its thy sd, snd, woI'd acrcam
Thnil ut voiced for mo tho longing. tho regret.
Hath stvtScn frsnM p!,et's heart to poets pcn.
So. hatc bo Thy Tight
Dy henth md Observation-Disclosures
Lulu ", ".
, 1880-09-11

~ ths Editor ef The Cnteapa Tribune.
QUINCY. H., Sept. Ill ilWyo l,ecl u reatlcr of
Thu 1l0nu trnnl lis beginning, hut hhy1 mi ven.
lulod to pacs myself ,u ts cnlun,,.s, hut thrru
Is IL limo "wluil furbcIrnhcu ceitsea tU tO ylr-
tHc," AiHl tho Mtlccdpn!Nn cry Ut GnWk Ia heard
uni must be answered.
OF cotirso tho nnswcr is not to be expected
from thu old tnalls, but frotn tho sturller sos
who chooeo to call themselves the lorls Of crca.
Wo will takc Il for granted that sir. HILLS OK
pnr.encc with nhl tHHIls 1nay hAtu bceh tl'tltc
nnp!sgnss!lt; y +; but 70 cono fright .!,wn to hnsl-
@s ro to Sse saa so iar to
fn.',ro, r. .ao yn.,x men of tho prcto't day' or
" ca,, s i<s,N % I1,.' mt horv and see youe men
by tito 'lt1ons wh0 h!.ru no vlsIbte iacsIns
Ut sa'rlprt. .-exccpt =, lt,..go nKatnst tho cor.
ss tns u ,alsv %1 u.0's. ss.h M " ress
Nuw, 81. iaulI, pIcasy tell u WIN prsydcs d
wn..tl marry ono u those THU lva an I'D inala1
species nSyo .n"thsrs ind sistsrs viii | furnish S @
ali,! wnrso than ldlen.ss*' Why. hati
iaca carric Ia her arasu tht. n!arsicss Is "as Of
these: know wheror speak, for nm pnsr
hat II f paso IT, hS9 5 uSs1. III k w. Il ss
wlltso nnsD4.,d 'lla .uut alia anything 10 tho
pellrd ~ support husaelf all children. uld often
to sontr%!o!aI % !" his ts sHHts,rt ;
beun n,nro nlsor4biu had sho nut u,arriisi, tut
Ie.na!ue.l an o!!l i,,aidf ! say. wo men. who
lSo haw of ofS se of saS VIII tHs OF tho
;,ur aanJs win toy whom We see = !l,uny girls
nast a ss ~ Wy | .ux Asf y"sx Iacs nox5ays @
l;s., %1s ,a1s ; '1Sls =. saR,o5t u tsis s!lsss
H1ntnr Ri1fl.t t1rb
, 1880-09-11

uy lNS nN1NlJ itttf1HlplsHcN.
differentiated ut l.st to tin eenethtsiG t1runtlft5
10 rrrc myself l,,In further persecution. ans
mt Eoing 10 tell my t"rlhrntr'f nn,';s '.ccnu%u
u might get t tnn seri',is tt1ate II aid, ZOE
rics h+ ltT prctty hix,i in te tsrst aoc'cty. !te
sl"il % vi r;vs bI tt "Wy" tTs nftsr r,sis 1aSi hts
,any ,n an'i'hlH % traits "f ch"r"ctes with such
utnlc,at,,,,.l inv; lint hn has drI'tcs over to
Tho Nrth Kl!r. u.d lint he il tnakng SUD .,avno
with tho hfartx nr the !Ielpssrs ahorr H!s pi1r.
ts.sse, get young, 1'srtty. md 'nucrht girl
cvc w"rso % iaam tho ' afaSte &r English Of IL
s:t 81 s.ns st :" 'se {, l., ns o NY IT. orr. T"
eccnn, sfrcet. near Michigan. avcniie. tho will
eyer s,'tlen!y s"n'c ''p hcs'ud inc md c''Ecde
its" ilttio pct"! lust think Of It, you who
arc - prntnutnlly. sy.npatlizng with him M.w
M IL i"s ti,t,e I'LL ri ilss acsr lss'c, s "tcnt
wte Ind nut bccn buried three Innnts. Ifis
tar'. l'ccn IL have Ind bit Of leo unexpectedly
tlruplcd down my bl,ck.
w.n.'l hnva resented hls insln,,at!ons %ish
thnr'ntshfnrc. ~! mt wish to take 4 *cen9g
and KS ~" public a!:Eracs kMcw wrll ;ll
sna snas to GU @ II a''a M 'l!es " '"S % s s'smpy
shil :" httn." t1d regarded hin with a treezing
/ sinrtGt forwn,1t. hut ho qu!clsty followed INC.
iokctl ,lp aiuI =,lw friendly tcr:crcnin sign:
hc HIEtlel 'rtrIy. s,th glicssrh "n!'lf Ko i!
atal Re. sn''e cream: he s"''I hcEucsse he wo''tl
W WI, nt., the cany- store and seatct our:
in s-kc;l nc whether / woltl ,nka lct,iun ur
chccDtHtr: sAttl tlnt lhunEl!t wntil,l tHkC Il
dist, nt oach to stHrt with. ltn lacked rnther
1!tsctl anl SURPRISED Ut tny rcply. Tut Eavo tho
Whrn haS ilnfshefi hotl, fishes he uskca mo
rather snrtnsticAlly II va1itcl atiy more. :u
Wn1ilH tnkr Fu1ltllN mil Ef7jWEtrFs uB tCnltVu
, 1880-09-11
THE LETTE1s-DOX.

There nrc letters, parcrs, ami posfa-cnrtls Rt
this Office for tho rrrsotis whose nAtncs nprcnr
below. Those living out nf tlle city SHOULD send
their address nt,,l Il threc-ccnt stamp, upon
coirt Of which their mni Will he forw,ls.!cil.
1tcst1cnts Ut ChfcnRo can obtain their null Dy
calling At ltHotn " T'n1NuSE Building:
E,Yene j. Hall, 1'urty Years,
Folly rhumus, To peufn.