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The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22

..~Aip the Hard sris.''

"Abon Tea Adheru. IA The Ausisfs
TniBs. shows an exccllcn; Say ~ Ets
ing rsprsst to mea guilty oi PoafAne
swear NJ ,hus
we have often spoken kindly and
In quiet tones Ia those whe Srrc swear
ng Alrusss without ~sNycpisua ihry
have received the reTrvsoi Ia the sane
spiral In whsch u wss giyea. lbo
whispered words. Skip the hard soriN
plea e. coupled with a k,nily. an.et
glance oi the eve. HIS almost alSats
conquered W. have hal this eN
pcrirnce among rough men. and some.
time. in wiid. dnsersi' PLACES IL
has thus also been toe enter NJ wedge
almost "a ottea "a n word or two at ia.
V,ttion Ia Join u in the tourney - the
better land.
ANON . the casrs OF the latter Kind
which We have in mind ss. that oi =
stage diver on The iroalior. We sai
beside him ON hts high seat The
twiaghi was raJadis deepening DARK
clouds. lncrssantly rut bV VIVID light
mug. wcrc rolling up. anil peals 81 such
magnificent thunder ~ j. sc dom heard
except In the far We; were rrverberat
IN in the air. The driver was y Lind
hearted. sos.iablc fellow. blt there wa-sa
intensity ami IRE lucnry oi his utter ace
81 oaths POSITIVELY unique We might say
lac hsd = gcnhiS for swearing. he Vas
- enthusiastically pro:ane. Our al
m ration ~ itrscs. especially of his
sulendid ''four-in- hand. was genuine.
and won the WAY to his heart We
finally askei him, in an easy oa-hand
Way to please us BY skipI ~ the hard
words. lie prom IL both thanked "a
aud made an apo'ogv, cordially volur-
tecTinS the admlss On that IL was AL
wrong. Ne ~ss thea r.sly for a tai
about mo;her. home aud ks,ven. lie
prom scd - use "A btble hFs mo- h-r
had given him on his leaving home.
and tn attend religious instead of bar.
room services. Also Ia read any good
papers We should send him. We t,ok
his address AMI sigsrsard niai!cl h,m
reading matter which we hol- has rul-
tiyated the seed sown.
Another case Was IN n crowded
street car in Philadelphia. "a roN,e 20
the great Centeun nj Exposition. The
profanity al one 81 the p~atscngcrs. who
was considerably under the ia uencs II
liquor. was So terrible and who c-ale "a
to cause eypre ssions 81 pa n % the faces
81 MI the lad 80 within ~srshoI Words
of disapprobation were beard also from
both ladies' and gentlemen. Some Of
the latter SAID 90 soto socc he ousht
to be put out Of the car. lie looked.
however. like n nan 90 make violent
work IL that we're attempted Som n
companion OF hs expressed n " sh.
which We overheard. To know the time
81 day. We promptly consulted the
watch. and gave the desired Iniorma-
ton. This opened the wa for n pleas.
ant word with both parties Then.
iranfng over. We whispered In the ear
Of the Troublesome one. TO know IL a
favor might be asked without giving Of
tense. That granted. the request wa
ma Ie Ia aunt words thai gav. "a. pain.
There wss mol another rough ~oT,ifrom
that man OF the trip. lie and his a.
sociste soon followed this act of polite
pess by 90 ing their seats o. lades she
hal long been stand ng. and by their
listening 90 suggestions OF how NC all
may lind VISIONS ways those %
pieasantnes&"
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22
III NOROIS.

A pig was never known TO wash.
but n great many people have seen tire
pig iron.
A Eobleman that ought TO be able
To give u good blow-out-the Earl I'd
f,i. -BcS.Op tOtf-tCr.
Perhaps there IS one. after MI. II,
hot enough. any way FOB fHJrrsoti.
IN ChicdTo Irs use.
The lecturer who was peltec with
ancient eggs had no difficulty in asce.-
tanning the scents of the meeting
Detroit Free Press.
How do uniformity of action. the
abiding place Of talent, and mans iniel-
lcct. resemble each other? The hr,t il
homogeneous. the second il home o
genius. and the third homo genius
Uit ami HiSiom.
Brush. the electric light man. pre-
diets that electricity will soon be- stored
for family use. Think II sending your
oldest boy To the grocery store for n pa
per of saleratus and u two-pound cln Of
electricity. -hec HIuea Eegtsfer.
In a railroad collision the other LAY
n young lady's old style bonnet was
crushed and dcnted in seventeen differ
eut places. She took il home. put a
flower and two yards - ribbon on II.
and now she has "A bonnet 81 the latest
styIe. worth eleven dollars and n half.
-korriSt0LcH HcrdLi.
You will observe that the man who
has waited three hours i'm the dreary
desolation 81 n railway waiting room
never complains that the train ~ slow.
after he gets on. a construction train.
backing along Mt seven miles m hour
seems like the sweep 81 n cyclone 10
him .-Buriiq9toH Ha,ctsy'.
An able-bodied tramp stopped In
front of a w~ellkuoSn citizen ~ Austin
and said. in n whining voice: Please
SIR, give me some assistance. | have
no friends or family. | am homeless
and frienilesS." You are2 Well.
then. i you have no 4 lends to borrow
money from you. and NJ family TO sup
port. YOU are better of than ! am. You
might have money Ia lend. lsay. lend
me a quarter. > but the man without any
responsibilities passed on without COZ
tributing a cenL-TcIGS S,fiiH1s.
The corruption Of the age is some
thing perfectly frghttul. II has ey-
tended even to the fortune ~telers. A
lady on Naioma street ven To an a.
troioger the other day--one who. by
the way, had been her family sooth-
saver for six wears, and who had hither-
to given entire satisfaction-and paid
two dollaVs and a half for a hrst-class
fortune. We think she paid cash.
though il might have been charged on
the regular account. like IS not. The
a No. / family article was dealt out TO
said customer a. ence. She wa prom
ised the receipt of large rlm by let
ter. and the lifelong devotion 81 n ~
tired plumber with a blonde mustache.
So lar from these promises being kept
the lady had just heard that her IN
married uncle. who had been gas in
spector six years. has married q widox
with four children. and last night .
burglar hid in the refrigerator. ate two
pounds OF butter. drank all the milk.
and. finally. walked of with the hat
rack and little JOhnnie's new ulster.
Thus IL i that in the hour Of adversely
our sheet-anchOrs fail Is aud even fu-
tnrity gives rs tho cold sbake-4San
FrGn>IscO f0d.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22
thsire ~tStrsci..

Tn. maa whu = tho nwssi certain
% ~. s;rvaxth in ,rmPiAsiun i o'tsn
the nTsg Il fall When tempted tn -
wrong
a persan may talk about rslisisa 30
strongest terms usy make = loui lF
iesstou. hu; u hi. life vufTust"tts aat
With H. IL will amount to nothtnE -
matter ho~ a mar talks a - ga
tons. his lie. that tells for E,~si oF O.
evil n. cannot deceiYc tho Gcun = sf'
world. talk he ever so snsuothlf. tho
Will estimate. him AZ abnut hs rEhf
value Talk l. IA thing. acstons 40
anothss RefSs fs.t Kse4ffF
What N. world needs mere thaa
an thing else more than tha Etus q
MONEY, rn.r.. speeches. thcpf 90. cog
g~anixailoas - The revival - trrzpgsl
sen IA. touch OF a hand. The riauso
~ an eve the tnne 81 . voice The e ~
paihy 81 warm. loving hearts. chsrE~i
with all hsAiing influence "a aps thu
dcsoiaio wilderness thirklt Nth tho
good seed ~ the lingi"m We Ssh
the srwsr to 20 forth A'on~ snsi. ~ tu
diyiduai contact With The stii q thr
world io remedy "a by the Influence -
i'fFFHiAt 1fh~ ~ HftN&
taiH
Wins, remarkable aone
people have. to be sure. They r=n o.
member. To a ias. when yuu committed
an srror. or NAL. . m STAKE. aai thry
are not content With remembering 3
themselves. they are determined thai
you shall remember IL. ton. aad ever
conysnieBtopportaniiy aBd tbes maze
it convenient qaiis often the twt yua
Of IL. rhsg delight IN thns dong. aai
Il the tw itting Ia done in the p~fssaar. -
others. their delight i. much greater
Bat. then. these t~ittsrs. althouFh thss
annoy fer the moment. can 10 no hafu.
and IL IL not worth while So nttsrr
them -Nenof.st Es,o~Lsr
The waT to promote -cisbi,.iv IN
lie church IL fer esch member % a 90
determine ~ br so-iai That - - ssy.
u each one will ayr-s u b. Reusai.
pleasant Kindly disposed towaflssFeu
one else. thsrs viii be shApPy. familiar
experience among them al There are
persons whose dusY " 10 70 make Al
vabcss toward. ihe chs ard t~SsofiF .
Jaaintet ones Who fail H. do thsif dutt.
IhsY forget or neglsc; u. OF IL s a
work So contrary - their taste sbzt
thsF will not undertake Il The arr
70 be blamed But ihs chef D ans
rest-. after al. on those Who. By sh-
meas. drfbess. ar even by n repe irg
spirit. hindsr the Kindness that ~DaHi
be gladly shown thsm-Ca9oi fr,s5g
ternan-
"A tender ~cOuscisncs Esanis ln he
way 81 = great deaf thai seems sasoT
abb and 20 be desired The mar sh0
e unwilling % DO wrong - .; ~ ap-
paren; dsssfysn'ayr IN the uprid tOth~
in the struggle for sucr~.= ia life sBT
IN the pursuit Of pSr-oaai happiaess
Tia. % "a unseicofne truth that has -
be faced by the ~sIlda@g 10 = harder.
not easier. 20 get along IN The wprsi
with n warm heart 1ad = sensitive ron-
science. "a cold head All = Coki~T
heart make many things easy. saFss
Charles kingsley- Goiay dD~n hi
requires no sBch eGorr a. eiaspbsrng
up hall or sysa "a rsslssiaZ ne tefspt.~
ton ~ lst go ADD Side bus D
would take thfngs essy and take ~
consequences 81 easT-xosng7 ]; = bet
Ter 10 10 night Al its snrs aDst - s;sug
gts snd pan than to purcbss= present
comfort b. wFDng doing or hArdnss, u
hsaFt-s. 5. TsASeL
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22
A Freak Of Imaxinafioi.

a di-pcnsary case which the report
ers were not allowed To get hold OF
created some str a shot time ago
The officer on the beat found the mae
in 3 half-fainting condition II the steps.
and. a~sceriaining that he had teen
stabbed between the shoulders. iugged
him n for treatment The stranger .
story. when he vas sufficiently recoy-
cred to tell 10. WAS to tire effect that he
had been sitting on 4 brer-keg outside
q saloon. when he became drovsy and
leaned forward in = half doze- Some
on. whom he could not identify. and.
in fact. did not get q good view OF.
came up the street. and. in passing him.
stabbed him in the ba-k and made his
escape. The wounded man n once
started for the dispensarv. but fainted
from loss of blood on reaching the door.
While the doctors were removing his
clothing something dropped on the
floor. which the quick e e Of the peeler
caught. and. rs he stopped TO pick IL up
he remarked the man has also been
struck with . glass. and here . piece
of it, II did nc. prove 70 be glass.
but . piece of ice. and further examins-
ton explained is presence The
patient was entirely unhurt. bu. had
been made the VICTIM of . practical
joke Seeing him DOING sone vag
had slipped the ice down his back and
struck him between the shoulders
Suddenly aroused. and feeling the blow
and the ice melting. ne n once jumped
10 the conclusion that he was stabbed.
and the force Of Imagination was sucn
that he tainted and became sick at the
stomach Both he and the oa6eer who
had expzt;ated on the severity OF the
sab. looked rather erestfailen. and slid
quietly out, while The physicians reared
81. L0as 6Sp5s-AkDoerak
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22
BraxginK. Aner All.

People who rebuse parzded gusx,ness
should never Tell their own god d~ssis
-nniszs they are Obliged ~. Ins -
ONE rSdicnios,s ~ n rsproTsr y. 500
n lie bstrays = eOBesit thai he i -
model 10 D. imitatesL
Tbsy we're :fsscuszsnx ehars;y IN ~
dra~snz-rDoFn. and one % The ysaii~.
men was inTsighipx with $5sns .arsssa
aZainss b~BsEolsnt folk Who naks DO
nations and have their N pahilsssi
in the papxrx
Nearly III charitable Ats he szga
sioquenay. "have prds and vanisy -
their rsossvs- For my part. I haze o.
ten,afion- I remember once. waen I
sss nsseiing through . sertsoa q The
country shsgs ] ~as MT ksown. I cszs
upon = lonely Etsis -~sy-ssztig- zbsrr.
~ The waiting room. there was i.-feHed
10 d ual = eonfribgtion box Tor tks
bsneft Of the sufferers through tbs =.
cent in1nds.on. There xzs not \ so~f
,h>rs-nos q person N the neighbor-
hood kns~ OF my presence OF sas sr-
dnasnfsd With my name. and I went and
dropped . ioris into the box and slipced
AVA anseen- un<aozn- So., sr. xh..
i contend 10 that my secret offering w1s
. useriforioRs enc u,r5usiras
than II tt had besa nzadeN
: puo.r subscription lst. with . kGd
flourish Of vumps,&"
You ara quste right" says one Of
ne oy-ss q That ~.s genuine.
modest I'd I doa't xoader has
soS
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22
The Term Porte.

The term Porte" which is used to
denote the administrative Government
of the Ottoman Empire. and includes
the Sultan. the Grand Vizier and the
Great Council of State, had its origin in
this way: In the famous institutes es-
tablished BY the famous warrior Sultan
Mohamed H., the Turk sh body polite
was described by the metaphor of a
stately tent, whose domes rested upon
four pillars. The Viziers formed the
first pillar, the Judges the next, the
Treasurers the third and the Secreta-
ries the fourth. The chief seat of gov
eminent was fguratively named the
Lofty Gate of the Royal Tent" in
allusion to the practice of early times
when the Ottoman rulers sat at the tent
doors to administer justice. The Ital-
ian translation of this name was lie
Porte Sublima." This phrase was mod
itied in English to the ..Sublime Porte"
and finally the adjective has been
dropped, leaving it simply The
Porte"
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22

An infdel writer. IN = periodical jus,
issued. says that n pro ouEd ehsnge
has taken plare In the world Of
thought" He imagine. the "chsnge
to be from faith q un elef: be pr.
tends to think that this Nation /. Losing
its faith in religion. and q heism !. pre-
vailiny.
Impulses are cfteo BITTER test. Of
character than sober calculation. A
hian may covincs himself that "a Is
good policy 30 do good. bat IL be rushes
to- do IL without pagsiBg 10 calculsie ia
value. he obeys wbat We ca4i = good IN
pulse. Az
An infdel in danger At sea IL rcvwt-
edas pray ias. 30 God. 10 there he \
God. ssvr ms sos5. IL ] have n soul"
InstInctsely in the hour of peril be
prayed The sa;isfied a,hsis; does not
pray. The inhdel who writes OF the
great "cha12e that has come over The
world Of lhougA: would have been a.
tonishei II the whole country hal not
gone do~n upon its knees in prayer 20
God when the lie 81 the President xa.
hanging by a thresd.
The FIRST secular nsxsoaper tia; we
saw after the awful af;emgt At as.a..l-
sation. printed y ihin iarse kours. made
al apPesl 20 the people 20 20 Ito the
throne Of Uvine grace" These words.
were used. "and pray that the life OF the
President may be spared IL is 20 be
expected that religious people ministers
AMI churches ever where. would przy.
Bus that 10 nos the pom, ~esye making
WIZ does TIE universal heart Of this
great people turn intuftiVely 20 the ear
Of Heaven. snd ask God for has favor
at such a tine ~ this, II sny grea:
change bad CONE over th. pnbhc nnind
N regard 20 the value Of prsser. woald
il not manifest itself By leaving the
matter Of praying 20 PRAYING people.
especially 90 the clsrgy snd the
churches, Was Il ever known In the
history Of this country. in war or In
peace. that the Governor sf one
Of the States took counsel With
the Governors Of the other State. in
regard TO dzy Of public PRAYER. .na
renewed from all quarters the most
hearty eo1currenee Of alp The fitness
of the sacred zeryice seemed ob<isrs 10
every mind There we're no hesisa-
tons. or conditions. or objections. bat
from State af,eg state. from Maiae 20
California, there VA the eommoa. coz
dial. religious Response. LET the peo-
pie pray"
This proves beyond . ~persAventars.
that there Is NOT enough inhdelity Ia the
hearr Of this country 70 make is = factor
in the caieulasions Of expedsenes when
public men are counting the os' OF .
popular measure The few atheists
there are make . great roise. We
have one in this eoonir rs they hare
one in England and the space fhey
manage o &C upy in ths public ss,en-
ton woaid eoasey the imPres;oa that
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22
mo MANS LAND

Who called IL sor What accident
The wary phrase deviseds
What wandering fancy thiiher went,
And fingered there, surprfsedf
All, no mans land: oh, sweet estate,
lllimitably fair.
No measure. wall. or bar or gate,
Secure "a sky or air.
No greed. no gain: no; sold or bought,
u marred by name or brand:
Not Il eamed of. nor desired, nor sought
Nor visioncd. mo man . land
Suns set and rise, and rise and set,
Whole summers come and o
~ winters pay the summers debt,
And years of west wind blow:
And tarvests Of Wild sced-timcs I'LL,
And seed and Ill again:
And blossoms bloom nj blossoms Will,
BY blossoms oyeriain:
And day and night, and night and day,
Gncnunted SUNS and moons.
By silent shadows mark and -tay
Cnreckoned nights and moons:
Alb. =. no mans land" hast thou a lover.
Thy wild sweet charm who seeS
The stars look down: the birds fiy over,
Art thou alone with thesef
An. no mans land when died thy lover,
Who left no trace TO tell!
Thy secret we shall not discover,
The centuries keep IL well!
-ScIibnor's Monthly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22

eyes. it is true" said Mr.. James
Lynch. Yesterday, as he stood in front
of his produce market at 152 Grand
street, Williamsburgh. IAN egg was
the cause of it all. and it 8 the first time,
| guess, that an egg ever acted as 3
matchmaker. 1dOn't mind telling you
the circumstances, but l prefer not Civ
ing the name OF either the girl or her
intended, for 1 know they would not
like it, and the facts are just as inter-
esting without Them Z
: II was on Saturday night. l think,
about two months ago. There was 3
great rush of customers. and our girl,
who Is very handy, came down stairs to
help us in the store. She often did this,
for the upstairs work, which she is EN-
ploved to do. is not very heavy, and on
most evenings she is ut leisure. Well,
that day / had bought FIVE barrels of
eggs from u commission house on Dame
street, New York. They had come
from Tennessee. One barrcfw was used
up when the girl came down, and l had
Just opened another. She began toiseu
from this barrel. About five minutes
later 1 heard her laughing, and saw her
holding an egg to the light. She looked
at it so intently that 1 drew near and
asked her if it was bad.
".Oh, no. she answered. tIt's too
good
t"She handed me the egg. pointing to
some words written upon it in q clear,
business-like hand. They were IS fol-
lows:
viii the young lady in whose hands this
egg may fall open correspondence with -
- - County, Tennessee!
81 read it aloud. and . lady who
CHANGED to be present said. How TO
manticr l thought so, too. and we all
had a coed laugh over it. After the
shutters had been put up, l told the
girl, just for the fun of the thing, to
comply with the request on the egg and
send q letter to Tennessee. Before
going to bed she did Do. She is well
educated. and writes an excellent letter.
She was brought up in q convent in
Ireland She said she had ne idea that
she could get an answer. but I guess
that she ~anxiously watched forthe post
mar during the following week. At
the end of 1--WE days . letter came di-
rected to her and postmarked Tennes-
see. Il didn't take her long to open it,
and I'm pretty sure she read its contents
as quickly. A reply was sent. and
other letters came and went Photo.
graphs were exchanged before three
weeks had expired. The girl after this
Sefused to show any more Of her letters.
I'D wa began to imagine that natter
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22

Says the Utica Observer: 1.-Two
weeks ago George Klein. q Cleveland
boy, had his skull sawed open in q ter
rible manner at a pail factory in that
city," We are glad the Observer stated
that it was in a terrible manner. There
are, we presume ways Of saving open a
boys skull which, instead OF being ter
rible, are really lots of fun for the boy.
and We might have thought this job
was done IN that style. --Boston lost
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22

d. ss~~ . hsFE~ fcSc-fs5 ~
Aass 90. .na - ~asss ts~F t~
ns - 80 E~x es = R~E
~
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22

British India supports . population
Of PAS persons to the square mile,
against 100 in France and 200 in En-
gland. Wherever the population ex-
ceeds 200 to the square mile it ceases
TO be rural. and has to live TO . greater
or less extent By manufactures, mining
or city industries Keeping in view
that ninety per cent Of the rural popu-
lation Of india live moro OF less By the
tiilage Of the soil. it is easy to under
stand that, owing to the extreme dem
sity of population. the struggle for ex-
istenoe Is extremely hard
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22
Religious Reading.
az ~ Also kEAbT-

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-NH
~ .tfe.-~ s~s.es - ~r1ss
N@ sx - $685.
- 81 s4rH ns~~sfas
Is 49, - as4 s-s
Ma a. 9n4an@~sss~&A az s~~<Ns
GFs~ .Aa@ 1855 80
Ala 1872 ss e sssfr
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49, "a F~&~~ - 4f@ 49, as@
49, a. fFssgss a 80 az stF~@S
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TNsa aaFszss A. 80 Sa e~e~
80 ths szp = So E4ss $500
Ts~~ as .ssz< So ssr@rr 49, ~~2f
uf IAs l0-a t~rsassrar~S &c.
~ . az ~ n tAe vTs@ =
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CAuoass 80 ssui tsg ssa@s sAet
80 soa &Ars 80 sss%s
uN~a 80 80 ~ rS-s as $3.50
Aass-r t~.a~r ts0Ess $3.50
n go hasFs -as s&Ssr s@ 1865
Tas rssga tAs tafs sAa $50
n We asss Sd. - f~~sY
tN~ aSruprssT 49,
- 60 sr8x al 49, eoWt1&
go tee e&nx = ~ Rts3A
u Ue psdr eosts ~ "a ~
.asessans &c vs. 1870 IA
IA hs eun 80 -ssa 80 fstas -
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The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-22

"A new German industry consists in
making plates. dishes. etc. of wood
shavings. gel atine and saltwater glass
Selected plane shavings are bound into
bundles. and stepped in . bath Of weak
gelatine solution about twenty-four
hours. then dried and cut into suitable
lengths. Plates are cut Of strong paper
or thin pasteboard. of the size Of the
articles to be produced. and these arc
moistened with q liquid consisting Of
weak gelatine solution with sOda-water
glass. and pressed in heated metallic
molds; after drying. the pressed paper
objects are coated on both sides with
an adhesive material made Of five pats
Russian celatine and n part thick
t~urpeurine, the shayings being then ap-
piled to them. and the whole subjected
to pressure Some snail finishing pro-
cesses follow, such IS cutting. drs ing
and vanishing. and the articles thus
prodIced are said TO possess every
needed quality.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-10-20
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cH &AAMHATa 9Axs Uet., 18th. 1881.
Nsssru. Editors :--I Eas again summoned
= sssend rnoiher = shose railfoad eases. and
s. zseN|s mefnIak. Iss einsk, I IT
laMs g. I.sa| s IS "a ''.fa.. + n ISL
$3.50 IL. ana found nssnmille1 iaang a.
or old ffisnsis. amonx them. Je6 ID. Lokcr,
Col. gfane, Mr. a B sslaeransnfine. Dem
oeFasie candidate i0r county Commissioners,
Capt. Charles Wise, q. Thomas. sheriff Ford.
TIE Ficiare man, and great many Others too
numerous 10 mention.
This was an appeal case between Budd
y ise and the >. M n. r., and as several oi
the jury suslsan snei had not put In an appear
nnee the sheriff had some dilzirnlty 10 get the
required number. About twelve O'Clock, ev-
eEything being ready, che jury was sworn,
when Mr. James II. Wilson, the counsel for
the company, gave the jury the law and facts
~ the Case The, Ne. Combs the attorney
for Wise. made very lengthy end elaborate
speech tor his side, and then Mr. Wilson re-
piled 10 a very b.autifal and telling argument
Tue jury were then marched down the road
thai runs through the farm Of Wise By the
Sheriff The land WAS examined, the cali
eulatiOn made and Wise awarded what all
the Jury considered q VERY adequate amount
Tor all the damages sustained But UNDER
stand that Wise vas very much dissatisfied,
nnd ordered his attorney 70 enter another APP
peal Ia the case. When We returned 10 the
village ! found that things had becn warmed
up a iitlls during our absence. There wss
one candidate for the Legislature, one FIR
C'nniy Commissioners, three SheFias. one exc
Shsriif, our next Sheriff and q Railroad Con-
tractor and II our friend could not be satisfied
with all those around | am afraid that he
win never receive satisfaction
Messrs. Editors, don't think that ever
before saw such hungry set Of men. ] can {
tell how they live &C California, for ! have
never seen anything 90 eatfhsre except ginger
bread and very common whiskey.
H.B.