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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-04

EOR SALE-Ten shares st. Paul Harvester
Il Works stock Address, "Stock," Globe
office. 121
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SITUATIONS WAHTzD...lrsles.

"ANTED-By two young men, situations
w as coachmen. Willing to work. Can
do gardening. References If required Ad
dress Coachmen, care of G. Nyhous, 318 East
Seventh street. 1l2x
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NIANTED-At Laurel avenue, German
Apply between 10 and IL q. m. 109'
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w ANTED-A situation in grocery store
w in st. Paul or Minneapolis by a person
having ten years experience in the trade. Ref
erences furnished. Address D. A. j., this
Office Ill.
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"ANEED-A situation as driver in private
wv family. Is willing to work. Recon-
mendation from Gen. Grant and in st. Paul.
Address C.. Nyhous, 31S East Seventh street.
102x
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A STEAMBOAT STEWARD who has had
IA fifteen years. experience on rivers and
lakes, also understands cooking and baking,
desires berth on some boat. Address Arch.
P. Green, st. Paul. MINI. 100
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WANTED-A competent girl at 800 East
w Ninth street. 1911
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XXTANTED-A situation as housekeeper; is
w good cook and is willing to work;
no objections to country. Apply to Mrs.
Kearney, 800 Robertstreet. 96*
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WTANTED-A good girl for second work
Wv at 81 Wabashaw, upstairs. 116*
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DOATING-Amateurs call and see cruising
ID canoe at A. K. Barnum's Real Estate OF.
flee, No. 20 Third street. 114*
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NOR SALE-A flrst-class riding or driving
pory; also Get Of harness, cheap, at st.
Paul Tea store, No. is Rice street. 1854
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EOR RENT--Kouse No. 100 Forbes st.,
Il rooms. Inquire next door, of Jas.
Cleary 1lS*~
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WANTED-A girl for general homework
w at ais jackson street. 10.
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EOR RENT-One store room, 22x60 feet, on
IL Bridge square. Inquire at room of
Chamber of Commerce. 64*
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UTANTED-An active, reliable man, to In
w stitute local branches Of the best and
cheapest secret beneficiary order in the world.
Address p. o. box 597, Faribault. 109'
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TOR SALE-Large butchers Ice chest, at
E No, Las jackson street 62*
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GIRL WANTED-Enquir near cor. Fourth
" street and Maria avenue, Dayton's Bluff.
Mrs. G. Casey 11Q*
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WTANTED-By competent girl, a place in
w boarding house as dining room or Sec
ond girl. Apply 147 West 9Th st. Ill.
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EEEK'S Model Restaurant and Oyster Par.
I lors, 256 First avenue south, Minneapolis.
The best place in the city to get a meal or
lunch. Parties visiting the city will find it to
their advantage to call at this resort. Robert
Feek, Manager and Proprietor. Ill.
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HORSES &c.

nor SALE CHEAP-A Quinby & Hal
IL lowell open side-bar buggy. Apply w.
81. Merrick, 10 East Third street. 1873
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MFRS. ROBERTSON, Ladies' Nurse. Apply
V1 "a Sixth street, near Wabashaw St.102*
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FOR RENT--Rooms.

FOR RENT-Eooms.
DLEASANT furnished room for two gen.
J. tlemen, or man and wife, IS. References
given and required. 76 West Tenth. 124-2e
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SITUATIONS 0FrKAID-Fsm.ies.

"ANTED-A good cook, washer and
w ironer at 1874 st. Peter street. German,
swede or Norwegian preferred. Mrs. G. Liv-
ingston. 123-125
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WANTEsDA young g man 4d.e to tak srs care Of
West Fourth street. 117*
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WTANTED-A good, first-class groom,
w well recommended. Apply to the Globe
Office. 11S*
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
ID EA ..

X KENT T.-On the ! !th month, 10th, at his late
residence 40l W st 4th street, inin ton,
Del Benjamin Kent, in the Il Jear Of
h.sage.
Tine relatives and friends o. the 'amily are
respectfully ilvited TO attend the funeral, TO
mt Ut al Friends Nee ing house on High and
Biddle streets, West Chester, "a. on Ito
day. 18th month, Sd inst, at II O'Clock. A
n neeiing will also be held at Lis late -sidCnce
he evening before at ~. m. I
MORO aN.-On the Sd inst Clara, daugh.
ter Of John II. aud Margaret Nor an,
aged 26 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vitcd TO attlnd iet funeral from the residence
of her parents. no. 400 North VanBuren
street. 10 morrlw trussday) afternoon. at
t.o o'clock. Ipternent at VII ninston and
| Brandyw lie cemetery. t
lCOUkMAN.-In Brooklyn. N. Y on the
moriing of the Sd inst. at four O'Clock
Mary Co KIN IN, saintad widow of the Rev.
George X, Cookman AID n,ther Of Rev.
Alf eu Cookn.an
Fune al from Ero'd ard Arch NJ +. church
| hiauelphia, on Tuestey, Dec. 9TH. AT ii
o'c!uck.
row a S ShND.-Dn M nday, the 9TH instant.
| at Townsend, bel. Samuel Townsend In
tie 6stt year OF his age
| His relatives and irienls throughout the
State GnG elsewhere are respectfully invited
tu attend the funeral Of the deceased, II
meet at his late residence, Tow send, Del
on ThurSday next the 8th Instant at IL O'Clock
> M, without further notice.
KENNFDY.-On the 81 inst. Rev. Robert
r. Kennedy, pastor Of Ksd Clay CreeI
Funeral on Wednesday morning, the III
inst. Service in the church ut $50 O'Clock
llnternent 1t Laurel Hill, Philadelphis. I
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
A Burning Chimney.

a few nights ago William Jester who
RI sides near Red Clay Creek church,
in Mill Creek hundred, was aroused by
his wife who heard great roaring in
the chimney, and he was 50 greatly
alarmed that he sprang out of bed and
without stopping 20 put on his clothes,
ran down stairs, out Of the door and
across the fields tothe house of John
Hendrickson, "a distance Of some four or
five hundred yards, cryiug fire as lord'
ly a, he could. Mr.. Hendr.ck sou hastily
arose and accompanied by his brother
iu-law, Eli Welch fastened to the
assistance of their ne'ghbor, and at er
the usr of some forty Buckets OF water
succ eeded in extinguishing the flames.
1t seems that She chimney had taken
fire, aud the sparks falling down had
ignited some corn C bs in the woodhax,
which with the manttl and clock there
on, were aim st entirely destroyed. The
discovery Of the fire was v,ry OPP
perfume, as in few minutes more the
flames would have gained such bead
way as to have been beyond control,
and the destruction of the house would
have been the result
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
THIRD EDITION.
Assaulted ON she strees.

A William Hyland, youngest son OF
William B. Hyland, printer, was pro.
ceeding to his home, No. 3O6 Walnut
street, late on Saturday night, when
be- ween French aud Walnut streets, oa
Six n, q colored man, who was lying in
ambush, suddenly jumped ont and
dealt him a powerful blow on the shoul-
der with large club, the force of the
blow stunning him for few moments,
but he succeeded in avoiding the second
blow, whereupon the negro grabbed
him by the neck, drew a knife or razor,
aud cut cash in his coat about fonr
inches in length, which fortunately did
not touch the flesh, owing to his having
a heavy overcoat on. The lad is about
Is years of age and was returning from
his work having his week wages in his
pocket. The mans intention no doubt
was robbery, but the boy although
small il stature, being strong and mus
cular, broke away from his aSsailant
and ran homo. Hs felt sore, yesterday,
from the effects of tae blow inflicted by
the club He does not know who his
assailant was, but thinks he could iden-
tify him.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
Miutater Deceased

Rev, Robert p. Kennedy ,pa't,o.."u..i
CLAY Creek Church, died on t", o'
night, after an illness Of ,har auoI Laid
week. He had been in rather la, ""~ con
health for some time BACK 0ar 0aa,r,soI]
ued to preach regularly 'au ab"rcb, "
usual services Of the chu'vA' i.nNsr 81
Thanksgiving day, he TOOK sa.'ing d,l1I, a ,
DR. Swithin Chandler, ps'slus "a
ton OF the time in the Library with
following day, in company 'nsrri,l SrS
Doctor, he visited Aqua i, ,,han i,
and other afflicted persons, "A I notv
supposed he caught cold . anu, ,',iysu
standing every attention ,,ar Wa, nntil
he continued to grow weahe'' weaM, The m
sutf rings ended in death aur kno
both here and in Pnilade.pn;," n;,y A,
graduated in the latter la, v,', ,ra,tOl
Ierson College. He had cfsn ,bnut l d
Red Clay Creek Church lol o,',"ular "u v
en- years, and was 1ul'e - " sprsi
his congregation. Funera, al We'd
iay I.,' Morning ne next at $50 .. LEAK, a.ta
whence the remains VIII 10 IN La
Philadelphia and int rieu Ma,t 40 !
AM Cemetery. He was anon' u,.as a ~ mo
of ave, unmarried, but lea'1s ~ 1sarh.
and one sister to mourn h''
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
An gCetl Editor Dead.

John Hodgson, for many years the
editor ol the lell' r>oni"n, the D9mo
cratic rgan of Chester County, died at
his resi- ence III Chester, Pa on Satll'
day, December , i'll the 74Jn year ol
his age. He graduated in the news.
paper business from the Village Record
Office, was aftcruard connected with The
Doylestown Democrat, NorristoHr
Herald, TIE Jttttrsontan and lately
the Chester Times. Hewas an English
man by birth, his parents having emi
grated to this country VI lie he was
but child and for some years were
residents OF Delaware. DR.. Hodgson i
not d Devine of the Philadelphia Con
ference was brother OF the edi tor.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
House HOLD d ; AlrH.
The Dedication Services Yester
day-A OOd Attendance aud A
Large COllertlon

Yesterday morning there was large
audi nee assembled at the Household
of Fa tn church TO witness the dedlca-
sion ccremonies. Ga Ch side of the
pulpit were beautiful floral pyramids,
and numbers of choice flowers were dis
pla yed in other parts OF the church.
Tne dcd ca'ion services was prcced
ed by an eloquent and forciblc sermon,
By he Pastor Rev. George Il Kramer,
from n hrewS 3rd chapter 4, 3 and Il
| "eraeS. A. soon as tie sermon was com
pleted, the cl urrh was formally present
ed to the pastor for dtdl alton, when he
made brief address aud dedicated the
building to divine service.
There was also a large attendance il
the evening, and after addresses had
heen made uy Mr. Kramer and Others
| he communion was partaken Of. Dur
ing the day and evening about fifteen
hundred dollars was raised by co!iec-
lions,
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
- .
An Escaped rrisone er Captured.

A little more than three months ago,
George Bailey, Young negro, WIS tried
before the Mayor, for the larceny of a
watch, from Ephrain Davis, and held
for Court in the sum Of 5000. Ga ,hv
following day II" cSclp d from the Git )
Hall ard has been at large since thai
time. On Saturday evrling Officer
Tay or was standing in front of the ha u
when N vi boy came up to him. and
told him that he SAW G,ofgn "A few mo-
ments before and uld show him (tlIt
otticer) where lie was. Officer Taylor
went with the boy aal found Bailey a
Second and King streets, brought hin
to tie hall and licked Kim up. He vii
be taken to Jail to day.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
A .Miraclb . rhciOrEnei. 4.

When a medicine performs such
cures as Kidney-Wort is constantly do
ing, it may truly be said to have won
derful power. A carpenter in Mont
golnery, Vt, had suffered fer eigh
years from the worst OF kidney diseas $
and had b2en wholly incapacifated tol
work. He says: "Oue box made ;
new man Of me, and ! sincerely believe
it will restore to health all that art
similarly afflicted 1t is Row sold in
butu liquid and dry firm.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
nDYOYiirg.

Miss Walker, the young lady who
W as grossly assaulted by "A white man,
on Friday evening las, was somewhat
better this morning, and Will soon be
able to attend to her duties. She still
remains retic mt as to " hether he sue.
ceeded in his nefarious purl ose. If 1t
did succeed, l. should be known, and
every effort put forth to capture the
scIundrel. The Police are dpNng all il
their power to f. rret the villain out, al {
it is hoped that they will succeed II
bringing such iiend tD justice.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
= = - -
An mteIesl.

Capt, Knowles OF Mt. Cuba, has been
so greatly tIoubled with boils til At he is
unable to walk without crutcres. So
gr at has been the annoy ance that he
sold OUT his stock and fArming utensils,
few Jays ago, with view to removing
to this ctty aud engaging in a less labor
GUS occupation tAan farming or retiring
from business a,together until his sys-
tsln sha.I have ac4 li,ed is norhal CON
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
After a bROrse chief.

This morning, Chief Of Police, Max,
well, having procured requisition
from the Governor, went to Meoia, tc
bring down the man Thompson, whc
stole horse and carriage from Mr..
Dayett, near Glasgow, not long since
and who was arrested in Chester.
Thompson is the man who twice at
tempted suicide, after he was arrested
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
BOCfs and Shoes.

j T Walker, at No Is East Third
street, has jus received large stock
of boots and shoes for the winter trade
which he int nds to sell 1T tie lowest
pviCes. His f.ieuds and the public are
invited to call and s,e before purcbaS.
ing elsewhere. Making and repairing
A ,peciaIity.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
POLICE COURT.
u..r,uss Befor. the Ms1o' "
saturday. -,

las. Coffee, for disorderly ,ts w. j
was required ,, to pay pay d sdi,s@ardsrly,$ @ I
costs; Sadie Lee, for us'ns M.s a. hued
and abusive languase, ' "ir ,;red to 8
cost, cost in the case and ,,,ea re%'ta'Ik to keep
ball. bail, in the sa" .ean Of ssoU e"1nsr 81 'oaai
peace, Liz Warren ,ha GoaHc costs Of
sna eass; asct' Geo William, 1ounssMf c",.: Il + i,
Mari Market house, 81 and Nc ,'sare oosss, il Ious
spa sep se'"4s 4oss Asas'ss9s 5.!s sss s'Iss I
disor1erly, y,ssa%,v' 81 ana ,H's. and samil pI' I
drunk and disorlerly, WI,s ", With
81 and costs. Two uruu ad the recOJI
" usual penalty completed 'no ~
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
HOn T G Look ut

The printers of Wilmington visited
the Opera House, ON Friday evening, tt
witness the play "On the Lookout.
During the performance they went Out
to the box Off re to cole3t their severa
bills, ard were told to 'Lcok out tor the
manager, which they have since been
doing, as their bills remain un
paid
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05

The large iron casting, weighing 2a,
900 pou IDS, which Is DelEg hauled from
Stotsenburs's f unlry, has reached
king st.ret. 1t has broken sev:raI
gutter plates, also the wagon, Oh its
Way all of which have We N r-saired.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
MAe(1ngH fOktEOn0d.

Mrs. Woodbridge of Ohio, who was to
deliver lecture l. Grace Chapel and
in the evening in St. PauVs NJ. E.
Church but owing to an important ca
to Ohio her |, ,ctures ere has been post
poned until January.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
The FayOrite Heaie o.

James +. Wood & Co.'S ia oIite'
heaters throw vo' umes OF pure hot air
into the room. They work quick, sharp
aud de 1isive, AID are sod at falI
price.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
The Limited Express.

That limiUed express one day las
week struck a full grown goat which
was l,isureiy travelling the RAILROAD
near Bowers Il Dure's car woi ks, and
literally pulverized his goat-hip into a
thousand parts.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
PrObaDle.

The Opera House will be occupied Oh
Christmas either by Charlotte Thomp
>on or George Clark in the "Conuic
Soogsh.' provided if CLARKE does not
pert, rm here on Saturday evening
next.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
IItsOaly q N sIter OF Bu slnoss

for people 10 look, examine & ols, con.
pare pr4ces, Nc, anu while doing 50 for
clo,hing don't forget The popu ar house
Sixth and Mark. streets, j. I. Mullir
Il Son.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05

That true friend to all suffering with
colds and coughs, DIR. Balls Cough
Syrup, Will always help and never dis
appoint you AZ dn other cOngh remedies.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05

Sme'tz certainly gives you the WORTH
of your mt nev in butter. What do yon
think, Only 3O"ts per tb for choice but
'or No. - Z Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
MA ARRSAS1ES.

EN- DKICK t Coates lille,
"a. on the LIST inst, BY Rev W. Gchrstt,
Mr.. Cunningham Lewis PJtts and Miss
Anna f., dau.,h er Of Rev. W. II. Hen.
u icks II, 10th Of Mil Creek Hunartd Del
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05

Just received one csr a.r y, Of choice
State apples; also one ,i,i car se1l III low.
pesstosss psss;1 smslss, wnasD No. Is E. Fourth D
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05

S.neltz deals in all kind Of produce.
Apples, potatoes aud buttera speciality.
No. IS Il. Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05

Twenty i've srow storms are predict
cd, for this inter. Glt your sltishs IL
order.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05

Some things in hosiery
and underwear are lowerthan
usual Morley's extra-stout
half-hose at IS cents; misses
and boys ribbed hose, plain
colors, at IS cents; English
ladies' fancy hose at IS cents;
English ladies' full regular
made. plain colors, at IS
cents; mems scarlet under
shirts and drawers, all-wool,
at 81 each; and others.
We have, as usual, much
the largest variety in town;
and, taking coarse and fine
together, there's no other
stock in the whole country
that affords nearly so wide a
choice. We do not advertise
much in the changin season
because there's no room for
more at the cour ters. Blu,
there's always ,om in the
morning.
Outer circle, Chestnut and Thirteenth stree
entrances,
The same may be said O
iaces, only a little stronger.
because generally laces are
worse managed than hosiery
and underwear. BY bac
management we mean put
ting large profits on good:
so easy and safe to deal in a:
laces. We almost never lose
money on laces. Why
should we tax them with high
prohts' We don't, but every
body else does. Ten counters
are devotedto laces; and they
are so full every fair day, ex
cept mornings, that buyers
have to wait for one another
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05

90 to Janney, sol and sos so';s,Rsa K,ass' =
for orr apples, p dried fruit, fi,a,,,Ein GnDt faot,
pickles, foreign iiui
everything. -
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
Tru ks and Travelling Bags.
J. A. CONNER,

the reliable harness manufacturer and deal
or, has removed his store to
no. AZ. FOURTH ". near Market.
where. besides the articles mentioned, he has
a large limo Of harness, blankets, hunalo
robes. whips and ladies' and gentlemen I
no, ket books. His motto Is large and ragio
ssles and snail pr0hts. WDtlS0
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05

CNOR SALE A NOLLEDTIOn OF NEW
~ ana Second hand market wagons, at
sMMUND'S,
does 3tt Second and +. cich SITS.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05

NAtInss. ClOoks, Jawelry, Sll res
ware, kpect&GIes,
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05

A Mil assortment Of
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05

Il sit. .nail. q l. .see.s& py~lppt str~ns,4
',o-tAiy,
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05

w NTED I'M MEDI ATELy, A HoOI
w girl in family Of two. Apply a. so(
jackson street. decb ct
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
Ten counters, southwest from center.

Marrow W herring-bone
stripes, black, all wool, 46
inches; hitherto LOO, and
sold readily, now 60 cents
and just as good as they were
at 100, How comes such a
tumble' Can't sop to tell
you. Only five pieces at 6o
cents; come quickly.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05

,El.L4INa AS Low AS ThE AOw ~
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05

JPEEA GLASSES, TO-, which slsy n
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05
hAve Ut the L staYe,

.pAYNAEE & UAwSDN--.sE EEL
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05

{I7ANrED.-A SITUATION FOR GEN.
w eral homework or plain c.ok. apply
1T 423 East Six h street. deo5 2ts
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05

Il OR RENy.-TWO GARREr ROOMS,
{. for rage. Apply to
H. JOHNSON, FOdr h and Walnut sts.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05

Next outer circle, Chsstnuts roet entrance
An extra plain huckaback
towel, extra both in quality
and size, 2S cents; we'd make
it IS if we could. The nearest
to it in the market that we
know Of is IS cents.
A rough toweling, suitable
for the bath, of best flax, in
twelve textures, all rough
enough, l6 to 21 inches wide;
l15 to IS cents a yard.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05

| Harrigal
| what he
came alb
the barn
HarrigaI
want to Y
but I'll ii
Ia abol
and hear,
fell
| Harrig
past Shea
started Of
did not "
Harri gan
then turn
do not thi
did not a,
!lsan we
came in I
tdiDgto
Nj, Bird.
fGcyer a
HA?e tina
law hil
Alntel
Tat nigl
Lucy wei
Skel US
sto 60
We each \
Saea took
IN Creedo
there a'Jo
there We
On the iel
ald that
Hhi,key
quart at i
and get il
gs'ler Dt
Lucy and
The house
cents 10 4
tha. Shea
lcuIty, al
did not 2
half past
there,
When
ting in a
llle whisl
Kitchen q
set it; vii
Lucy car
liquor in
tie was /,
well, -,
A!.tttr a. W,
Shea wa,
III he &C
,H--b
lair off i
said sil this
That's
Went ', up
Shta can
the road
Though
him; | IL
alis Shea,
! hear,; )
could no
! able to
before /
Port Of ii
that nigsl
Ibid moi moi
Cd.
=, In ans
that he +
down th
not see ,
Daniel
Sin, wa]
lae was
SGing on
Vrsedou
Daily Republican., 1881-12-05

p1n REV Ard. -LOSr-A BLACK
sSND md tan beagle dog The alb We
reward will be pal II eturned to 7o5 Tat.
nall street. c6.aH
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-08-12
mounted revolver cleaned in ler

mounted revolver cleaned in ler
hand.
My God! Mrs. Cecilr' |. cried.
"you have killed him!" as I heard q
strange sound behind me, and would
have turned though all the pistols in
the universe had gaped at me.
The old mans arms had been lifted
as If in prayer. but now sank withered
upon the pillow, whilst his eyes
1tared at US in the CLASSY rigidity of
death.
Instinctively Madam Cecil seemed to
recognize that it was all over, and.
lowering her weapon. Kissed at me be-
tween her pearly teeth,-
you've played me false-gol"
And went, gladly enough, from the
brown stone front with its treachery
and avarlce, into the dark night and
muddy streets.-I Endymion, in Way
erlev,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-08-12
The Lime-Kiln Club.

" Let me warn ye," began the old
man, as Pickle Smith hung up the
water dipper and sat down with heavy
jar, 4" let me warn ye dat de man who
has do mos injmies is de man who
hatters hisself on his bluntnees, truth.
fulness on common serse. De grand
est motto on earth am de one which
says: Spoke de truf at all times, but
it amt de wisest one to follow. has
foun' dat exaggersshun pleases whar
truf hurts. an dat fattery amuses whar
truf epgenders anger. Speke de truf
OF your nsybors, an one of ye will have
to move inside of a var. One truful
statement will raise up host of ini-
mics. De biggest inimies I have in ali
dis world am people who have had my
honest opinyun, an to whom I have
spoken do plain truf. Only one man
out OF fifty, axes yer honest opinyun OF
him wild any ideah of follerin' it unless
it jibes wild his plans.
"Dsrfore, say unto We, be blunt
only when ye have no keer for friend
ship. Be truful only when you am
ready to make inimies. Condemn only
when you am all ready to pack up an
become u hermit. Tell q lie about'a
man, an he will grin ober it. Hit him
wild de truf, an he will follow you un.
til he has secured revenge. Months
and months ago l dropped a word Of
praise for cur dog which was trottin'
along behind q citizen. De oder day
dat same man walked past 20 to glib me
q job OF whitewashin'. Fact is. though
I'm old an baldheaded-it does me q
heap OBJ good to have somo man stop on
de street an lie to me like blazes, say.
in dat I'm lookin' as young as a man
of thirty"