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Slaven's California Fruit Salt

Is prepared from sound ripe California Fruit,
by an experienced snslytic.,l chemist, who has
spent Years in experimenting on its prepara-
ton. Ii i manufactured by special process
known only - the proprietor This prepara
tion j, 2 safe, simple aud effectu;l medicine for
regulating the action Of the stomach, liver and
kidneys It IS particularly recommended for
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Headache, Heartburn.
Aciiity Of the Stomach, Hsbitual Constipa
ton, Nausea, Sea Sickness, Kidney and Liver
Troubles, over indulgence either in eating OF
drinking, etc. As a purifier Of the blood in
al Scr"fulous affections, it has no equal. 1t
removes all eruptionS from the skin. and has a
cooling and inv,sorating effect upon the
system The Fruit Salt is entirely different
from any of the eiferyescsnt salts or Sedlitz
tIred from fr'llJ- or saIe ny an uruSgits.
, 1881-08-27
HAIL's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer is a

HAiL'S Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer is a
scientific combination OF some of the most pow
erfuL restorative agents in the vegetable king
dom IL restores gray hair to its original col
OF. 1t makes the scalp white and clean. IL
cures danlruff and humor-, and falling out of
the hair. 1t furnishes the nutritive principle BY
which the hair is nourished and supported IL
makes the hair moist, soft and glossy, and is
unsurpassed rs hair dressing. II is the most
economical preparation ever offered to the pub
lie, a, its effects remain long time, making
only an occasioBal application necessary. IL
Is recommended and used by eminent medical
nen. and officially endorsed by the State As
saver Of Massachusetts. The popularity Of
Hall, Hair Remover has increased with the
te,t of many wears, both in this country and in
foreign Lands, and is now known and used in
al the civilized countries Of the world.
For SALE BT ALL DEALERS.
, 1881-08-27
A WILD RIDE
The wild Daudemonium Created by "osnn'
I'd Woodrivefite.

A, .coua;stance of ours who happened 10
J.. :, Galena last Saturday evening says q
,,o,,c man FAMED Durham very nearly csea-
ted stampede in that town by the Wild and
extraordinary manner of his entrance. i'ur'
-, w,. living alone mile Or 50 below Ifa-
,.n, and while choppine wood his axe
.,,neea and nearly cut his night foot IN two,
~ of the toes The sole of bis boot held
T.. foot in place. A band OF horses ~ste as
sasd;us as closs by, and he sprang upon tgs IN,
I.L e one-the old bell mare ne st'i,
~ 81. ave and with the handle ne bangen
ssD ns. m.r. right and left, into the road up sne
sas s.a.n ~ er.5e into GaienA The mare rau IKE
SCARED WOLF,
,.,hs,, c,attcred equal to fire alarm.
AN rSa Mood M dew from his foot upon the rocks
,.;un ~. - . MAN trail, sud the band OF horses,
ie.s"s ~ ,sses and dromedaries tore sione
NH .hs mare. wake at furions raSe- p.
the n time Durham got 70 Ihefe nc - NJ.
.-ouId @ he cared for his hat wa: goae -, -
ar stood up like a Goshoots .1n ~ -
-. -. v,r.path. and bis loss OF olooc -
S sns Tim 70 become - pale - = snee
m esn.s- - of excited stock about were oon
J INC rildIy engaged in kickiag u -:
= H : bundred dogs. and the psn1eneMsn
nsu .-.I Or. Smith, Of ChaiiiA. iosye
was S n."..ned TO be in GslenA, ap6 D
6xsd up Durham's wounds ah "s
airr NsNs
, 1881-08-27
DR.. WOODS
w. LIVER ~
REGULATOR
Universal Vegetable .Panace a

OF Concentrates. Extrart1 selected ard compounded
rum among the many Herts and Plants Of NafuFe'S
Rstsnir Garden. for tiEe speedy and permanent
Telef u the most bepess Of cases Of
Dyspepsia. JasniIre, Chill, and Fever
Di,srderrd Dise,tisn, flztulescy asd
Aridiiy. soar BsiehinS Of wind and Gas
from The stomach. Sick headache, Csn.
stipaicd Rsw~i. zsd Geseral Debility.
and all other diseases.
Arising from biiSous state Of the stomach, or an
Inactive disVriered liver. For sale everywhere.
, 1881-08-27

/; you want delicious beer. porter or half
snd-hslf visit the Zion Brewery, corner Sd and
Alder DIV If
, 1881-08-27
Farmers oppo>ea 10 the rIume Comp.p,.

And all Others who summer fsllow their land
should see the Mcconnell Cultiyatar. Tn,
only Cuitivator ever offered for sale here thai
proved a success. Every machine warranted
To give satisfaction. The following wei
known farmers can testify ts their merits
tatnck Lyons, Philip Yemme,
q. ". Stallcopp, Lew Bowles.
l. r Page. Virgil Marks,
j. K. Hood, 4. Costin.
K. Walker,
tmatilla County. For sale by Vim. Jones
dealer inFaTm Machinery, wagons, etc. corner
Second and Alder streets, Walla Walla. 4t,w
, 1881-08-27

GENTS WANTED.-Big Pay. Light
a Work. Steady Employment. Samples
Free. Address, NJ. l. BYRN, ~ Ns.san
Strees Nex York uSu
, 1881-08-27

The coolest and best favored beer and porter
is at the Lions Branch, opposite the new
Court House, Main street. Try it. d.w-tf.
, 1881-08-27
Burnett's Cocoaine
Has Received Universal Endorsement,

No other preparation possesses such remark.
ahie propertles for embellishing and strength.
enins the hair and rendering it dark and
glossy. l. eurvS ha!inrss and eradicates dan
dsutf
Burnetts fayorinS extracts are the best.
, 1881-08-27
WHO COMES THERE {?
Challenges Prom Picket and Sentry at Ar.
mory and Garrison

The members Of the Artillery company
will appear as Babvlonian and Persian SOL
irrs in The cant,ta Of Belshazzar. Elegant
costumes will b. procured for their use.
Lieutenant Schwatka is employing his
leisure ho"rs at home wiring book on his
Arctic expedition and the discovery OF the
remains oi til. crew Of the Lady Franklin
M" Go. is noted iur its good shooting
The following scores We're made at the last
target practice: Captain Harris "a out Of
4 T,ossIkle - Lieut. Tate 2ea, Sergeant
l'rUmmond ..
Elcyet Briga,lier-General Frank Wheaton,
Colonel, n Infantry. having been relieved
from the command of this Department, will
prrcc ri to F,r: CTur d'Alene, ]. T., and re.
sume commend II his regiment and OF that
past.
An order b.. lacn Issued calling for the
nIne hest m5,ii,tei narksmen TO be chosen
Fl I'm the Department. The team TO meet to
r.,a,t at the rresGio on October ist. There
!. no Doubt that "M" Co will send her quota
to The target.
Col Cuvier Grover, lst Cavalry, IL detailed
as special Inspector on certain ordnance
stores, quartermaster's stores, and camp and
garrison eaulpagc AT Fort Waila Waila, W.
T. tor when Capt. Moses Harris, lst Cav
airy. commanding Company IN, is respon-
slbl,. r, p rted the l4th instant as requiring
the acton OF an inspector.
4 muster role for 8 new company formed
Al new Tacoma has been received at the Ad-
infant Ge. erals Ofkcr. the muster role
eon,, Ms 50 names Tne following are the
utnc, rs eected: Captain, Geo. Baclman ;
FIRST Lieutenant, ". J. Fife; Second Lieu
tenant. F. r. II. Wing. We wish &C COM
piny pros, ercus future.
Lieut.. Schenca, L. =. A., is 10 he cGurt
martIaed for furnishing false information OF
tae pres:d. nt's condition TO the press, and
for druukeaess. He Is charged with TINS
conduct, highly unbecomins an officer ana .
gentleman, " hile In command OF gulrd Oh
honor sioat the executive mansion Inc
Lieutenant should no, hsrbor the enemy, es-
P,cialy while on duty
From the tenor of circular "l3' issned
from vancouver Barracks We should Judge
that Gen. Miles believes in accurate shoos,
ing, aud is determined to bring out the gooa
shots in the command as the following par,
agraph would Indicate. Speaking OF target
practice II says: Post commanders VIII
not permit any drill, extra, daily, or fatigue
duty, or any other routine duty whatever
10 lnt~rfere with the requirements OF TINS
circular"
Private Frsnklin. of IL" Co., detailed 81
assistant hospital steward OF the Sd class ha'
been locked up IN the guard house for Wit
ngs letter TO the New York Witness, re
ligous per. intiinatine that the hcspita
!lqgor at this post was consumed entirely .,
the otfi ,ers, on the plea of being sick NJ
also ated tha. there was great cea o
drunkenness ST the post. He will be tired 6y
general court marital. The man Is evidently
insane On the question Of liquor and religion
ss hsis Continually preaching on the subject
, 1881-08-27

Terms payable monthly IN adranee-
y. extr. charge Tor lessons in tapestry, PLAIN
or ornamental needle york
Doctor fees and medicines Will he charged
t. parents or guardians
EENARE-:
The institution viii. On no consideration
.dvance money for elo.bing, books, stationery,
travelling expenses, etc
, Al accounts must be prnctuaiiy settled
b-;ore the withdrawal Of pupils.
8. Prpils viii not be permitted to lease tne
Academy on visits, except during the ontis.'
.,i.--nc,. no deIuc,ion shall be made
4 The religious principles of the pupils VII
NOT be iuterisred with, but Tor the sake o'
or.i-r sll are required 20 Be present at the
exercises o5 the institution =,
For further information apply 70 tns
SupsriOress-
, 1881-08-27

l.-r~. ~ h- P. Michel -. I,,S., = 'ns q.
C=l Iar-,a secretary 70 nm
SEQ &.'s.sI.d.ei saddsaIv sh;l. >.
Tzz .--' q hanaas with General
f'f ssN-.sodi,t ',.l,ssl rrs.sh!- party asj
3: ! "a, 5-Iesate' 5I.'Is5'' 10 ,Sa Inuasa 1.a.t,1 isT
y ID, c.s s'aor Il K.n,,. N slnss; 1Ss was was
= .., ;ick.,, i,,si' sp5 ,h"o!t imo years n
=, i sllda'sV 1.,V ;gq vote, s,. ahead Of
-: -, ','oaal di,tries ~ 81 oasress ~ 10
s.iy. :. II ss.a tie stis15sd di.,,,d, BY only
h /. -. 2! u, 10 K.n,a. Ne :; vas ;ssi born in
t. s. pa;. ben lpsss p@strinS n lsa5, ;... wher,
, 1881-08-27

~ VAN .,ms
p,.s ngers tor AIMS
e." ut. .,.,. on the Northern Pacific
M Ike close soqne''l99n' 10 in.,isaI al u % .bie
sl5' Tar. vii be 81 !"
-Renisn.rn Geaney purchased a.
.r-.l an Dry Creek. near Mui-
f>.rg.aH' smith lot '''
,.l-%
cI. Parker sent quite
@ ..,., Office from the north,
r-@. %. -.,,rz which vas another hotel
-- aa;ry, -, 20. s-ysn IN all which We have
-,.r. r''s-s- ss-,,l viii tell as veil as bring
~ ,hi' ciy'
VIM. Phelps, who has
y B. ain building water tanks on the
t.s r -.ll-i a. this Office, l.,,s and re,
NJ D. 49, r.4av putting talnss 'hronsh
20. .. "a; command VIII admit,
1,: 20. ..' .,sy an p.o:uie.
=,
Tas Episcopal Seminary will
,.r,-mber the hrsr with very
-..r ia very rapidly, promising
-r. o. the most 'lI.ssi''' ii
-,.r history oi tAe a-i'''4
- -, .,,,,.. 70 tho
r--s I've "o'''' '''s-'''
ar that route agent ne
ell. s-FriA ana ana, : ! n a. -, -, ,,n,aand
1s .nI,rigp. the mails are
ureL G.ye Us anew deal.
-. 80
-.- fr.ts .tsr-lIgm Ben simpson w
......r..n. O.. IN active operation,
.r.,,r,. sen from Camas
l-,,r of smoke ascends
.. re Am"S Tor ''S'lhce u :
"u..r aa. The" II j. a.'%,H .,.'rg =, ,bs
aaai .. '..... -. ,..,, .'
WaE.-A person 'n''''"4 M -
rtN o.. ta- Gee. Office Is aiN'h VII" .
OBJ. -g and precision Win WHICH inc
- .FIr..f,-t tIr STRAIN on taCh f.
, 1881-08-27
BORN.
kIED.

In tins city. August DIST. To- the wife of J
v. kuifons, q daughter.
, 1881-08-27

u.a. after >EtmDrr i~t, ISL, John
e... Wlulns sill oter their large
-.t .i ioys clothing dry goods,
...l. shoes. il,- and cags at cost for
,.r.r.. a, maxim. a change III their
-.-. Tire business viii he continued on
..r..r. date under the Hrm name ot
e.. Wan, lta. Al partir- mdcbted
... I am u.l manr ,rn grm,nts to
a- .u. IE al-i ug note "u 81 before
...-... I. ISL wit.
, 1881-08-27

-Reniau.m GeaneY purchased !,
-tgar INT ,-',, smith, for The cons'd'
, 1881-08-27
-,,r orrreI.LCIIY PAPER:

-,-.-Th,re arc quite num-
VAN ,,,,,,, ,I1 w.Ila people at the Warm
ae- o. - present time
, 1881-08-27

Pass myers tor AIMS
,s lad 7'',s .o,nec,ions at Wallula
4,. f sl',i siri 1''.'' be 4 insalcul ''l'
, 1881-08-27

rrs-CI. Parker sent qHi'e a
Ga' e.. ofHce from the north.
r5E" &" -.,.-. which vas another hotel
r.,.r. r'''.s- .gool viii tell As veil as bring
=. tti. Uiy.
, 1881-08-27

For SALE BIZ ALL DEALERS.
, 1881-08-27

Wm. Phelps, who has
y ain building water tanks on the
allied a; thi, Office, and re,
NJ j. ''' nv putting thnss through
20. .. ..., A. command VII admit,
- '' men ;hsy an P'";uie,
, 1881-08-27

-Tas Episcopal Seminary will
,.r,.mrer the first with very
Applications for scholar
5-:i .r IA very rapidly, promising
ii the most successful terms
..ai,.ory OF the -hool.
, 1881-08-27
ST. yiNCENT'S ACADEMY
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
CoxnrcTED By TIE sIsIERs or CHARITY
WaLLA WALLA, W. T.


Fbi. institution will resume the first Of Sep
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

HIS CREDITORS lnsolyont.
pursuant W an ordeT OF the Hon. s. ID. King Judge IF
the District Court Of the Second Judicial District of tn,
State of Nevada, in and for the County Of OrmsAy
Notice is hereby given all the creditors of said insov
ent H. t. Brown to re and appear before the said Judge
in open Court at the Courtroom of said Court in Carson
City in the said County of Orrrsby, on the TWENTY
FOURTH day Of SEPTEMBER. a. D. 1884, at 10 O'clock
OF that day, then and there to show cause if any they
can, why the prayer of said insolyent should not b..
granted and assignment of his be made and he
be discharged from his debts and Liabilities pursuance
OF the statute in such made ana provided
meantime al proceedings against said ineovent be STAYED
WITNESS my hand and the seal OF said Court this 18th
Il. 81 day of August, A. D. 1881.
auslGtd H. d. HATCH, Clerk
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-30

IN the and many other diseases That lead 70 Insanity
and death.
DT. h!NTIE will agree to forfeit Five Hundred
Dollars for case of this kind the VITAL RESCOR-
ATEvE (nder his special advice and treatnient will
cure, for anything impure injurious found i'll it. Oh
MIN treats all Private Diseases successfully without
mercury. toGsaisation f-.s- Thorough exanlina.
ton aud advice including analysis OF urine, SIS co. Price
OF Vital Restorative. So 90 BOTTLE or four times
the quantity $1,000; sent any address upon receipt of
price c. o. D. from observation, and in private
if desired, by A. f. MINIIE, n ID.
IL Ksarney Street. san Francisco. Cal.
DR. MINUTES KIDNEY REMEDY. NEPH-
RE EICUN, all kinds of Kidney Bladder com.
paints, GonOr,ha elect, Leucorrh9s For sale by E. F.
Foster and Geo c. Thaxter Druggists Carson City g. %
Satte, six bottles for $500.
DIR. hin TIES DANDEL1ON PILLS are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS cure
the market For sale by 3. F. Foster and George G.
Thsx.er. druggists Carson CITY mhI7 ly
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-30

Take disease in time, you viii suffer less and be
saVed many days OF ,Ist less misery.
What HUNDREDS OF letters from patients ali the
habitable globe:
DIR. Haydock your New Liver Pill has rid me of all
AiousnssS.
noxio,s doses five or ten pills taken
time. One Of your pills cured me.
Thanks Doctor Nv headache has left me. Send me
another vial to keep in the house
After suffering fortunes from bilious colo two of your
New Liver Pills cured me, and l have return OF the
nsady.
Our doctors treated me for Chronic Constipation as
they called t. and at last said was ircratie Your New
Liver Pills cured me.
had no appetite: DR.. Haydocl's New Liver Pills gave
heariy
Your pills marvellous.
Dr. II ,yioca has curei headache that chronic
gave hall of one Of your pills my babe Cholera
alorbus. The dear young thing got well in day.
My nausea Of a morning is now cured, and no more
headaches.
Your vial of Dr. Haydocks New Liver Pills cured me of
terrible neuralgia and pains in the head.
send two vials want one for poor family.
mail.
Doctor. my billiousness and headache all gone
For all diseases OF the Kidneys Retention Of Urine Dr.
Haydocks New Liver Pills perfect One pill
viii satisfy the most skeptical.
Fer Female Diseases, Nervous Prostitution Weakness,
Dr. Haydock's New Liver Pills viii be found Efec ual
Remedy.
They universal in their efe .ts and cure can al
most always be guaranteed.
EACH VIAL CONTAINS TWENTY PILLS.
ONE PILL Is DOSE
Price Twenty-Five Cents For Sale By all
DrusSiSts.
Every Pill Sugar Coated If your druggist does not
have them will mail them free any address
sept of IS cents Five walls for 81 Buy at once. Do
ct delay. HAYDOCK Co.
bSl 80 Patt Street, New York
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-30
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

n "tFtI' IdEH!i- CfIrt IOr NtT
vous debility, exhausted vital.
ity, seminal weakness. sper
matorrh1a, LOST NAN
OD,impotency, paralysis,
and all the terrible effects OF
self-abuse, youthful follies and
and excesses in n,sturer years
such as loss of memory, las
situde, nocturnal emission, a.
version to society, dimness of
vision, noises in the head, the
vital fluid passing unobserred
= 6Iaaa.nS tn lccI u inSn,a:.r
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-02-04

-T 70 VlIV lIv -D0II IAIII5
rang out from the choir, and the organ
ist, a slender, pale-faced girl, vsssh grave,
beautiful brown eyes, Joined In the an
thems, all her soul in the triumphal
words:
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-02-04

The Fame or the city.
a great rici- city OF power and pride.
WIN streets full OF traders, and ships on th,
tide;
With rich men and workmen, and Judges AND
preachers,
The shops fall Of skill, and the schools full O,
teachers.
me people we're proud Of their opulent town,
Inc Hch men spent millions to bring il re-
nOwn;
The strong men built and the tradesmeu
planned,
Ihe shipmen sailed to every land;
The lawyers "rgued, the teachers taught.
and poor shy poet his verses brought.
And cast thea into the splendid store.
Ihe treaesmen stared at his useless craft
iho neh men sneered and the strong men
laughed;
the preachers said it was worthless quite,
The school men claimed it was theirs to write.
But the songs were spared, though they added
naught
10 the profit and praise the people sought
That was waited at last from distant climes.
And the townsmen said: 10 remotest times
We shall send our name and our greatness
down"
The boast came true; but the famous town
Had lesson to learn when all was told.
The nations that honored cared naught for its
gold,
Il had only been one On a VsodznEsus 'slss,.s
Had the songs OF the poet been lost to its
store.
Then the rich men and tradesmen and school
men said
They had never derided, but praised instead;
And they boast OF the poet their town has
bred.
John Boyle ORetiiy, in Harper.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-02-04
was wa overturned and trampled to death

was overturned and trampIed TO deaf
by his horse. u'"'
Eighteen persons have been killed h,
Indians and Mexicans in New Mexic,
within FIVE days.
Az the burning OF tenement bonse
IN Union, Ct., Mrs. Geo. Stone. a sor
ana daughter, persisted in the flames.
The steamer Pepan. running from
georgetown to Lake Nicaragua. burst
her boiler while going over the Maobuca
rapids, and three persons were killed
a mixed train on the North Carolina
railroad, dreenboro, n c., was wreck
ed. The conductor and fireman we're
instantly killed
Eight Chinese timber-outters forr-
Leen miles from Santa Cruz, Cal. were
buried alive by balf mile OF mountain
sndlng down on them during the great
transform. Camp Capitola, four miles
rom Santa Cruz, was washed out TO sea
oy the fresbet, only four houses Of the
town being left.
ABE Twiggs, colored, was lynched in
Burke county, Ga, last week. He
testlhed against the brothers Nose
ana Frank 10 their recent trial for mur-
ger, ana 1t is supposed that he was
lynched by the negroes for that reason.
Israel Chichester, of Stratford. Conn.
was frozen to death while out punnin9
on the ice.
The missing Col. Potter, of the United
States theological Survey expedition in
~iisis on duty IN Tue & saa ssr's
King Kalakaua, of Hawaii, who has
arrived in San Francisco, en- route for
Asia and Europe, says the object of his
tour IS to visit the different nations in
search of desirable immigrants to take
the place of his native people. who
seem doomed, he says, to early extinc-
tion.
Mrs. Mary E. Schwaar, aged thirty.
was found dead in her room in Phila-
delphia with signs of having been
strangled.
Both Eden Baptist Church and Hor-
ticultural Hall, Philadelphia, were
burned. Loss over $275, 900.
The annual report of the Commission
er OF Patents shows that the receipts of
the Patent Office for the year ended
Dec. 81, were S749, 6S5; expendit'rs $685.
300. Number of patents issued during
year, I3, Al; number relssued, SOC;
number expired, 3,7S1; trade marks
533. OF the patents issued
1856 were to foreigners.
The following fires are reported: A
large factory at Forestville, Ct.; loss
10000 Insurance 70, ,O0O.-The Led
yard block at Grand Rapids, Mich loss
a3O, 900. Mrs. Rose Lowe, living in the
building, was suffocated. The fIelrms
factory of Charles s Sha ttuck, at Hat.
field, Mass. loss $25, 600 st. Marks
Church, Warren, r l.; loss 10000
portion of the business section of
Genoa, Ills; loss $50 00O.-The dry
goods store of Patrick McCann, Eighth
avenue, New York, and the Plantation |
tea store, adjoining; loss $51, 900.
The coinage executed at the United
States mint in Philadelphia during The
month of January amounted to 4,216,-
$50 pieces, of the total value of So 1885,
500. OF this sum there were 254 $50
eagles, SCI, $40 half eagles, 500 600 sill
yer dollars, and 2 $50, 900 cents.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-02-04
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
a notorious eavesdropper-Rain.

A notorious eaVesdropper-haln
"Chest" protectors--Good padlocks
Belgium had no gold coin until tht
year l847.
Men marry to make an end; women
to make beginning
This years flax crop of California is
three times that of 1879.
Man is sometimes the slave OF the
thousand imaginary necessities.
Two hundred paper barrels per day
can be made by machines now III use.
Jones calls his wife "Old Pie" be-
cause she is so crusty. -&eubenVtlIe
Herald.
During the year 1880 4,946 miles Of
new railroad have been built in this
country.
The number of spoken languages in
India is said to be 243, and including
dialects $40.
The man who is always boasting of
speaking his mind, us ually has the least
mind to speak.
well, Johnnie; did I, y!a, y9g! catch tel any any
nsn !. bnt 1P-dn dnSwned a good many worms.s
faeeti9ns sssr burg se ss @ si h~d a., 9nf2
thing he struck was match.--%s'S cs0''-
trtbttt0r.
II ia said to be singular fact that,
18th the exception OF Turkey, every
reigning royal family in Europe has as
some Of the blood OF Mary stuart IN
its veins.
You can't comet" she remarked to
him, as he tried to snatch kiss rom ron
her her rosy W lips. as they were out star
gez;nT,-sge ge1 other evening.-DanteISo0-
rille Sentinel.
Wheat has fallen fifteen cents busnel aet
drr;ng the past week, but the interest,"
on mortgages has remained the same, ne i !
takes a pretty hard season to nepteSs
mortgage on a iarm.-PecSs 8 sum-
The females and males more neariS y
approximate each Others in m numoeIs n I1snd ID
Name than in any other New EnE a;na ,Sno
STATE IN I79 n GaSots totsl Population % OF e4s0a5
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-02-04

"What luck did you have fishing
Yesterday, Breckenridge" askeda Cal
weston gentleman OF a well-known inn
neennious character who owes every
body. "Splendid! While | was out on
the wharf twenty men with bills called
st my house to collect money. ."-Gat
ueSto1l NeaOs.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-02-04

A farmers wife in BLOOMINGTON, H.,
was watering stock recently when
net cow turned its head quickly and
knocked her into a well. where she re-
NAMED for three hours. She kept her
mead above water by cliuging to the
bricks, but died from the chill soon after
she was taken out.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-02-04

George Bryant, farmer living near
Helyoke, Mass, lost the road on his
way home, and driving into pasture,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-02-04

uOo. yier him. and 1t IS ner father
her Mni'e i'm passion, who stands before
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-02-04
THE NEWS.

Henry Holler, lad of Is, was kicked
TO death at Marion, Ohio, by a vicions
morse In the stable Of William Fies. an
undertaken. -0'' az