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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-28

The Wing Job Office Will print any
thing you want, DO it quick, do it
cheap, DO 1t we'll. Try it. Corner OF
LAFAYETTE and Liberty streets. IT,
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-28

"Wine Is a mocker, and strong
drink is raging" Take Prickly Ash
Bitters. 1t is not a beverage, but Il
remedy for all i'll effects of an excess
of intoxicating s;imulants. Don't
take drink before breakfast lust to
wake you up" because you feel so
stupid and lapguid. You are sure to
feel worse az soon as the effect wears
eff Take half wine glass of Prick
" Ash Bitters. It viii brighten you
UP for the whole daY.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-28

Twill remove my stock of Confee-
tionerias TO my old stand, No Market
Street. On February lst prox. Ny as
sortmcnt Of finc Candies, Preach aud
Home made. Nuts Of ali kinds. choice
Tropical and Domesfie Fruits, finely
a.. Cigars and the best brands Of
X = smoking and Chewing. cam
Wired. old and new Gus
q An5c generally viii
-. llsge to call it my
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-28
JESTER BROS,

DEALERS IN
Paints, OH, YarliiSh, Wall Paper.
They also make specially of Rub
Der Paints. Place No. 80 Main street,
jackson. Tenu. noy26-5m
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-28

"Straws," Vol. /, No. /, reached our
table few days since. 1t is hand
so.1ely illustrated paper, printed in
colors, and will sell like wildfire. L is
published at Louisville and sells at 10
cents per copy.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-28
LGCAE NOTICES.

For the celebrated Graveiy Chew
ing Tobacco, 20 to DR.. NJ d. l.. .|or~
dar's drug store. He has also re-
oeiyed choice stock of the most
popular brands Of Cigars. Don't for
get the place.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-28
Guaranteed.

All groceries sold Mt down town
prices at 2. Carr & COS, East Ches-
ter Street. jan 2I-1m
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-28

a fine assortment Of staple and fam
CIV groceries at P. Carr s Co.'s, East
Chester Street. jan 2l-lm
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-28

I2ustratcdAIarG:ase Guide, 21o pagcs, clo!h
and gilt binding, 20 ccnts; came in paper
covors, 25 cts. Manhood, J: eeE's; Woman
hood, 10 cents; Pamphlet, 3 ceats-seoIrely
sealed, by mail. Send none or rRstsso
stamps. De. WHITTIER, the great specialist
el7 st. CHARTS Street. 81 T.oa:s. 10
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-28

The cold, murky weather of several
weeks past has been succeeded by
bright and pleasant days The COM
muniiv is happy over the change.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-28

No headache or back-ache for ladiea
uhn.drink "NllNE OF CAHDus."
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-28

An accident occurred TO 4 freight
train bct~cen MVliRa and li"rcdCld
"Wednesday nighi hy which iwo efr-
were d;tched rs one 'asf. Tie
nOrth-bound passen-er was deisyeG
about five hours, until the wreck was
removed.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-28
Carpsts. Furni.ere ana Ai-rora.

w. d. Robinson has taken the bcaa-
tiful store room one door north of VI.
NJ. Hammolds, aul opened 3 splen-
did stock. Wv
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-28

A temfor;able and commodious
dwelling near the square, for rent.
Apply t. j. II. DUKR.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-28
MOBILE q ONO RAILROAD.

Last Monday, near Humboldt, while
the "Foriy-Fivc," heavily loaded with
south bound freight cars, was rounding
curve, she struck a COW, nearly throw
ing her off the track. Mr. Con Cock
lin, the engineer, thinking she woRld
Jump the track, leapsd from The engine
sud IN bracing himself for the leap WAC
struck by car and was thrown dis
tance Of some twenty or thirty feet
fortunately not being injured very
seriously from the fall. The fireman
stayed Oh and came of unhurt. We
congratulate the worthy manipulation
Of the "Firty-fiye" on his lucky escape.
a brakeman named Jno. O'Rryan,
who lately came from Chicago, fell be-
tween the cars while near Reeves Sta
ton, on last Monday, AID was crushed
to death. The unfortunate man leaves
wife and seven children to mourn his
loss.
The pile-driver has put in" for re-
pairs.
a number Of fat and box cars that
were ditchcd at different times on the
road have been overhauled and come
again in new attire.
Mr.. Dan. Summers of Macon, Miss,
has taken the place of Phil. Lynch in
the boiler shop.
Freight engine No. 50 has been re-
built at the NJ. & 0. shops aud comes
out arrayed in neat Daraphernalia.
She will run between Columbus and
Tupelo, with Mr. Jake Rush, an eXpe-
ricnced engineer, at the throttle.
Mr.. Zack Ferguson, on last Thursday,
was made the happy father of ten
pound boy. Permit MS to congratu-
late you, lack, on the strength of his
"heirship"
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-28

The most fragrant cigar in the citys
and the famous Gravely Tobacco st p.
Carr & Co.'S, near NJ. & 0. shops.
ian 2I-Im
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-28
RAILWAY RACKET
CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS 4 NEW ORLEANS
II. K. ITEMS.

The hearts of tie boys Oh the c., 81.
l.. & \. O. r. Il. were glGddened OH
Tuesday last, and their pockets coated
with "silvery lining" on the appear
ance Of the pay-car. The oalls Of pay
master Fcbiger are anticipated by the
boys with much delight. Mr. F. will
always receive a hearty reception in
Jackson.
Mr.. Ec,Lewis, an old AID experienced
engineer and former emp'oye of the
c., 81. l.. & K. o. Z. r., after sever
al years absence, again resumes his &C
customed place on the road. He now
graces the box on the Canton" No.
q. Ike is tip top engineer and viii
run on the middle division from Wa
fer Valley TO Canton4 He pulled the
Pay Car up on this run.
MOBILE d ONO RAILROAD.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-28

For sale by WI. colcy, Milan, Team.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-28
To The Public.

Messrs. Dcshong & Stancill ask us
to thank the public for their very eff
ficient aid in saving their stock of Ii,
quors at the recent fire. Their help
was timely and appreciated.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-28
Peter Plpsr

Pfckled pigs feet. ninee meat and
apple butter, al choice and fresh al T.
Carr & CO. s. East Chester Ssrees.
san elm
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-28
For Rent or sale.

These wishing to rent houses or buy
reql estate at bargain, can 60 so by
applying to .. H. hall'trom.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-28

"BLACa-DRAuGHT" makes el,iIls
and fever impossible.
For sale by ". 4. Colcy, Milan. Tenn.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-28
"v,lNE OF CsRDUio makes re

checks and cIeaF c0mpIeNi0ns.
For sale::by ". Z. Coley, AiiIan. Tenn.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-28

q new spp;lis OF aIsplcs and leaons
{sff & Csss. tie wide awake
{ Csesl:s S se 6 Eseefs. iiansI5:m
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-28
THE ms AND OUTS.
New Board of Mayer and Aldermen
InaugGrated.

Alta meeting Of the Board Of Mayor
and Aldermen on Friday evening last
all the members were present except
Aldermen Person and White. A gen
eral inspection OF the municipal bus:-
ness Of 1880 was had After the dis
posal OF business Mayor Robinson ad
ministered the oath Of office to Mayor
elect Sullivan, and upon retiring de-
livered a short bat very feeling vale
dictory address. He spoke in high
terms Of the able manner in which the
different city officers had discharged
their duties especially mentioning
Alderman Vesey, Chsirman Finance
Committee, and Alderman Ilirch,
Chairman Of Cemetery Committee, for
their efficient labors during the year
past.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-01-28

Z. 1850.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-12-08
THE NAVIGATION INTERESTS.

The continuing decline of the mer-
chant marine of the United States is to
be greatly deplored. In view of the
fact that we furnish so large proper
ton of the freights of the commercial
world and thatOur shipments are stead
lily and rapidly increasing, it is cause
of surprise that not only Is our naviga-
tion interest diminishing, but it is less
that when our exports and imports
were not half so large as now either in
bulk or value. There must be some pc
culiaT hindrance to the development OF
this interest, or the enterprise and en-
ergy of American mechanics and capi-
talists would have kept this country at
least abreast of our rivals in the friend
ly contest for ocean supremacy. The
substitution of iron for wood, of steam
for sail have wrought great revolutions
in the carrying trade of the world, but
these changes could not have been ad-
verse to America, if we had given to
our navigation interests portion of
the aid and protection which have been
so wisely bestowed upon our manufae-
Continued on Page ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-12-08

those who once opposed its adoption. To
a statute that should incorporate all It's
essential features | should feel bound
to give my approval; but whether 1t
would be for the best interests OF the
public to fix upon an eXpedlent tOr I'M
mediate and extensive application which
embraces features of the English sys-
TEN, but excludes or ignores others OF
great importance, may be seriously
doubted, even by those who are i'm
ressed, as am myself, with the grave
importance of correcting the evils
which inhere in the present methods or
appOintments. IT, for example, the
English rule which shuts out persons
above the age of twenty-five years from
a large number of public empl0yments
is not to be made an essential part OF
our system, it is U'st enable whether
the ttalnment of tie highest number
of marks at a cOmpe .itive examination
Should be the criterion 10y which all ap-
plicatiOns for appointments should be
put to the test; and under similar con-
ditiOns it may also be questioned
whether admission to the service should
not be limited to its lowest ranks. There
are very many characteristics which go
to make model civil servant. PrOml-
nent among them are prObity, industry,
good sense, good habits, good temper,
patience, order, courtesy, IdcJ, Sell-Iell-
ance, manly Difference to superior otfi-
GERS and manly consideration for infe-
riOrs. The absence of these traits is
not supplied by wide knowledge of
books or by prOmptitude in Answering
questions or by any other quality likely
to be brought to light by competitive
examination. To make success in such
a contest therefore an Indispensable
condition of public employment, would
very likely result in the practical eX-
cluSiOn of the other applicants even
though they might possess qualltica-
tiOns far superior to their younger and
more brilliant competitors, These sug-
gestiOns must not be regarded as eylnc-
ing any spirit of opposition to the com
petitiye plan which has been to some
extent successfully applied already,
and which may hereafter yindicate the
claims of its most earnest supporters.
But il ought to be seriously considered
whether applications of the same edu-
cational standard, to persons of mature
years as to young men. fresh from
school and college, would not be likely
to exalt mere intellectual proficiency
above other qualities of equal or greater
importance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-12-08
Engines For Sale.

Four Engine in eood repair at a bargain One q
horse power and boiler; Une six horse power and
boiler; Que 26 horse power one thIesher engine "
horse power II can be seen running by calling on
me at Greenshurgh Summit 20. Ohio; or address
decIhw = NUNAMARER.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-12-08
SAW MILL FOR SALE.

The undersigned wishes to sell his 'Wyandotte
Chief" Portable Saw MIL, IN gOOu order and every
dress. JOSEPH SHULER,
noVIOdm~ Rchville Ohio
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-12-08
for sal, OF 4.aSr.

I WILL send the STARK County Weekly Democrat
Il for one year and one OF Fishers Patent 80 cent
Corn shellers postage all paid upon receipt Of e22O
~ HENRY FISH Err,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-12-08
FEATURES OF THE BRITISH SYSTEM.

The fact should not, however, be over
looked, that there are certain features
Of the English system which have not
generally been received with favor In
this country, even among the foremost
advocates of civil service reform. Among
them are: 1st, A tenure of Office which
is substantially life tenure; 2, A limi-
tatiOn of the maximum age at which an
applicant can enter the service, whereby
all men in middle life or older are with
some exceptions rigidly excluded; Sd, A
retiring allowance upon going out of
Office. These three elements are as i'm
portant features of the problem as any
of the others. To eliminate them from
the English system would effect most
radical change in its theory and prac-
tice. The ayOwed purpose of that sys-
tenn is to induce the educated young men
of the country to devote their lives to
public employment, by an assurance
that having once entered upon it, they
need never leave it, and that he shall be
the recipient of an annual pension
That this system as an entirety has pro-
we'd very successful in Great Britain
seems to be generally conceded, even by
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-12-08
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.

advise appropriations for such inter-
nal improvements as the wisdom of Con-
gress may deem to be of public import
ance. The necessity of improving the
navigation of the Mississippi river JUS
titles a special allusiOn to that subject.
| suggest the adoption of some measure
for the removal of the great channel of
commerce..
, 1881-06-06
THE POLICE BAFFLEp.
Gilmore, the Murderer Of Mcbride,
Not Yc1 Caught.

Gilmore, the Murderer Of Mcbride,
Not Vet Caught.
Ever stDce tho killing uf t;eDrRe MrI,rLdc
at Smells ravlIlnn alt Wabash nyrill,c l,y It
t,InI, nauett Harry t'ilnnrc the police haze
llaye lren on tho lookolt for the rsraprh
murderer. Several ttmcs liz llas hcen rr-
ported as being 1T this city, where there IN
Its for lin MI attraction In the shape Of II
welt-kn,wn inmate If n house 0f prostitution.
MT uorf. ihu,. lnulltl, ago the policc were
informed that Gilmore hnd been seen ut II
certnin street eurnrr tn tho West Division.
4 wiloe drive Of officers and detectives werc
dispatched pust-l,aste to look for the Mas,.
They surrounded n house nf III rrlmte OIL
West Ato,Ir0e street, and then retired III pn0a
order urter lsnyiny searched the premises
taincd tint l,r w,.nM they sol1ght was MT
there. Yesterday tliu saitlc performance was
g"lle tl!nt1gl, With. the scelte only. being
clntlEcd trnln the West TO the S1lltlt St,te.
trnl Station were notified tl!at tiIln.olu ltat,
l,cel, seen OIL the street III tile corncr Of
Wabnstl. avenue md Ehl:tdue cu,lrt. Lieut..
Cnrrier Immediately summoned Mtl available
nssstan',,a l.'''.'t',zsn or 50 Hf nSn;,..1.l
l,onse III Wat,astl nveiiue. Ut wittrl! h0Nsc
the aforesaid ileshly attraction IL Nh inmate.
and Tiers 10 bug their game. rhe house w,ls
HCEOrttHEly surrounded, nf tlle ln,t1tlteI Af
callers sub b)unsed to II close Inspection. With
rare discCrM,nrllt the officers pnlllieetl llptl IL
certain gentleman ~ The murderer. liz WIS
escorted trlunlpanty to tho Arnory, MI the
way protesting his innocence Of any
ltnowlet!go Ut tho atsuir, md urgent
1y demanding Il. cllance. tO ltlonlify
himself. til the credit Of t'ls
police and 10 The inlinlt relief Of the gcntlc-
iMan who dill not whit th bo l1lAde nut n
murderer, his identity was clearly ma,le
kn0wn Arld his INNOCENCE was thereby cum
nucteii With travelling dran,ntic company
nnw plnyi,,u In this city, atI the only plihs
ut Resemblance tetwuUrl llEll. md tile much
wanted sl,ctldur nf blond are foutul iii ,1g.lr,,
and sprr1afe a II" G1s tat 's ;,at % \.
wouLtln't get Iii the paters, anyway" 1t
xuntst
, 1881-06-06
CYANIDE OF POTASSIUM,


- ANU~0N'AFAAAs~
Charles S. Giles, ileatl operator In II. L.
EttIrr's photograph, gallery Mt No. :rso West
WuJts,n stra,,f was f.,.,,u1 ',and nurf, vos,or.
aou .,.'. ,.,s. H. w. 49,, .' s,",,, 49," ~, ~ ~, W..
tinS llotht'h ~, ',s ,, ta'o''1 III Nv. e4f west
.ada'ns street Dr. williams. WIN was sent
for. sall life had been extinct for snl1le six or
eight huurs. anil ,,,ye il ms Ills otinlou TINT
t;irs l,aI ,onMlt;ci sntci,ls iy tnKin. cyn',- nm.
in ~ ~ ,n'tussl.,,,'' n yinit..,t pJsan itsstI In
,,int"sr;,uI,v. l'n, foltnwii,r nntt. wns ff,t,id
% ,,.,ot, :, tnhli, in ti,a rnt,,l,:
Mr ,'r',nnr mr., In fund nj No. .D7 1,urltnr
strrt e' and ntrra,.rnr @ co;,sl,,cs"r o..
i,It tt.Ice street I.uyss from Cark pnd Nndsnt,
str.ots. wish hiit, 10 t.!k. ci,.reo ii my two
'r',nks ana 81! tAs!r sss aa ~ t y 1o1Sy
First Satton.l ttsns Of ChIcnE' ~ two eortttl-
catgs and Te e. s1nE, os 'ssszG ,.;s,; ETY.
"a a. nysl ~ ~ tlcE nno; ,,r ~ & ,x.ts a',
.,1u,m II @v IN s" VIII ,v y s!ssmr So ttv Ill.,
l,nif .if The uonsy icft .,fter fMurrnl eNpsnscs
ara pull. ! .io,'i care wI,ero ~, buried. Writ
ten ny IN, yselt y, ~. ,,o e!As .ts S,,,, y E1ss
wns written #. mcneil:
, 1881-06-06
LOCAL CRIMINAL NEWS.
Items from, tic Police Stations,


William johnson, Il lub0rlng int,,, - years
of age, is locked up Mt the Chicago Avenue
Station, charged with tho larceny Of Sl.aa5
from Hermann Sclletbacll.
Almost every sny prnplo cruising CInrls
street bridge. or waiting for II 10 close, l,avs,
their pockets picked by young thieves, who
inat,age to get away froln tile lolicc. The
most Of the sufferers, 1t IL noticed, ara ynnng
lndies, who carolcsly carry pockrtbooks Ii,
tic side pockets Of their sncIla. Tho purses
hanging partially out offer un cusy prey IL
tie fuutpads. :,
About G::}D last evening four young boys
made iii attempt to c,l.er tho cjgar store Ut
&c. Le,,sr., NJ. 10}' Fifth avenue, Using Il
long, lleNvy. elIisel to effect IN entrance,
riley were observed md Frightened DtfOltt mt
before byssnllt(Gr Wllu s,lye cllnse hutl been
struck anu severely Injured with the chtsel,
with telling effect.
Robert LEACH IL the na!ile of n young inail
wliu Is locked ~ ut tho lArlIory charged With
Atl ntte1lpt To rDG Conductor Stnulr, Ut the
South Sh!e Street Railway. Eur!y yesteruay
assaulted the conductor. ailI wo,,Id laws
bpNtNn nsml lUbbeI Him hut not tic driver
lrMt hcIpIny hanll a.ld driven t1u rnbbers
aWny. Leach Is stlil 10 hyc been the leader
Ut tc gp1s9.
The trunk which, WIS found Saturday
night llt the pnssrsS[on of tho twn. yuNilE
boys ,James t;arrlty at,d Sam Kolln Ilns
SlIny ;a'Nt Hin scot!., rl,sse women haI
bselt boartIlig with Mrs. firoeck, ~ s,ate
lrnye owed $40 for ra'o!ll rent. Tley loft
their cI0theS to tnsurn lhe payInn,,t nf the
btllA. Lust night tl'ry llretl tinrrity aI.d
h" s ,J;'a, t2 e. tS Vt rooI; nns p thy Sttocts
consent. tn GDhvpy them tn II ntat.H where.
, 1881-06-06
He Would l'lny Fool, but His sIstor
Cured 1aItst by Praying for akCr sinful
Brother, Ayal lie u 1lnYUrs

IHHteA W Lsif!HAaft {sh4HtSeFs
QUINCY, o., June ..-Qun0y has figured In tho
Enq.rr o. s,sorqi occsl.i'a TIC toTr' !lke
muni, hut j,Ui str{,fg enuiiHa IL keen down
tho !'sss!oas or the b.Ma's. I.ike sl,nii: breth.
fun, ono form lf t,nluIKnH which ID the YnscInnt-
inv Knae Ut litlGelI-hall I''Wl: Evsn tho worthy
AMyar Ut our vllla9u Ii nti.ilUtud t0 tue game.
and nrtun russes NJ hnr a~ny In this favnrlt
nn,lseulunt. Ihts b. sl0cs lnuch III Tho chaHritt
or II tluvnut Methodist Histpr, whu ARs uEtca
laburc4 IN vain with him OVER hIs bcsuttiuK iii
hnr opinion, siu. Yesterday sae Determined II,
tnko tho bull by tho hnrHs alal stop thu ps0-
cessit'n. W!th this ol'jpct IN Wow Hhe. i'tu-
ooattuss to the !.'ol-rH'M wltr9 ho Mas playing
aiornl GESTURE; Th.s sssnlpIlisa no ntd alaas.
ai,d WIS etIJoyed t'y u delightful urowu Ut
tofrrs, who clicnroA u illu atis.'. but when thu
shu ssdseuded u try w',at etllcncy tteru wAs Itl
prayur. nltd then nnd there shH otturua up An
eMluent appeal for hfr sinful truther nll.l hs
coulpuniolls, This w4s lnoru tnan eyBn MayuF
coMli staI4 aud hu ilts,ltlnent,y tiel by tho
buck door. leaysnK her In full possosatun Ill the
lul4. 1t IL Thought tue :art will be permanent.
, 1881-06-06

ut Graht's headquarters. during Tie ."nrly
rari nl thu Wnr. IN 1s!. l'e lmarr!"i }.izzic
i,lf,t. H., T. a',st.r q WHare ,, LILLE r % ,!n
They moved 10 t'istrnHp. Attrrn Il years resi-
.ltltn there sir: lrft Him nsl,! returned! II At
tany. IN 1hi3 In nltaiIctl !. divorce fru,i
tyr tn t:lsicaso. Atfr,klmy il'sh , cn.rre'! ttle
.ArIinYtnl1 .Ara,tr,ny fit Massachusetts,. TN
Christmas. ls7' ll, WIS married! a4.in. tll'.
:imr IT. Miss Henrietta MINI .Tratnast: nf
y ''' ''sr s ss @ FeTf'tt 81 v M'1 rt u 7 ire IN. '"a r
cl,'s; subsequently ho ln;cn:n: Il ttacl':r IN
II sei'!ol IT EntnbittEc. Stlektsy nirl lils
srenIu wifi. nlnyr,l tD t'1,fragn III 1s;!. n,nl
fa' Isay, Z, syr ,, tn ro,,nT t 'ear They
t.ni,lfMh WIS ,iT!nl hile NJ the nltl.rstas'-
lis1sc,l fa1nl,hs III i}..trnft. Ut French rstMc-
tot', ,nIHl lts lmnplr enjoy = i[nc stntal POSI-
ti0l' H. tAIl1n here h9p!tt IND years nst'
b,tstn*s. fnr which purpose he vas provided
With funds by his relatives. =,
Mis-. Dcycrnux WAS tic wlf. .Of II. o.
llcvrreuS. Ilmy were l'!nrrlcs! but three
Gnu: "a ru'',r d l'cnvGr, wl'rn, Atr. ,1)wrr.
INK tMltI engaged III hslsitlt>s, ltlymlg bought
tic iEyery.stAblG latr1y rltn by Mr.. Frtul
ieors,', 1t N. M Eighteenth ttr!rl.a Size
wy; was nin't @ ;sl ycHrs of aE. "f alrls' frame.
!nwn ui,ecr his grent grief late lust itR!t.
liz tori: away froll ii,ose win were kil,tty
carIhg fnr him, alul rnti mlntlly int0 tlln
street. nner Finckc enuRI,t lin and lr,l
him hack tn his s|,nHrltng-n,,.se.
Sheriff SpaliRrr nlatlG every eifnrt last
higlii tn AScertain tho ,lan'r "t The EXPRESS
muN wIln Ind conveyed Mrs. Slirknry's ci-
t.wts from tile bnardllg.tonsc tu the .iepot,
but without sllccess.
il, order 10 be ready for any emergency,
EVERY prrrnllltun for safety wus tuErli .ly
Warden Hickey, Of tho county tail, md hlS
assi*tants; MID, though they appycl,rltatt
the probability ut inil,. they tlcrlar! tileLr
utmost confidence IN the iliprc4nnhllisy ot
llta jaIl mud their power to resist my u.tnck.