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Prospects Of Big Trotting Race between
Milton Medium and Dexter

From an exchange We clip the folln~ing:
Zone of the completest surprises to WaiIa
Walla men, OF the several that they met in
the races here, was the result of the trotting
race between Milton Medium and Dexter,
both of which animals they have often seen
90. With the exception of Bob Kennedy
and Tom Collins. III. Y al backed Milton
Medium in the pool box for large amounts.
When Dexter came under the ~ire ahead OF
their favori'e, they were actually thunder.
struck, and MIR Glove, the owner Of Milton
Medium, has not yet thoroughly recovered
from his surprise. 1t is whispered around
in horse circles that Mr. Glove is by no
means vet satisfied that Dexter car oct trot
his splendid animal and like his friends who
went through at the pool box, his Judge
ment is still agai st Dexter. The new own
er of the present champion OF the Northwest
trot;ing turf, is confident OF his SUPERIOR.
ty, and shows no signs OF turning deaf ear
to any contest talk for fat purse that the
Walla Wallans may indulge iu. The up
shot of the whole matter will be that Milton
Mejlium and Dexter Ill come together again
at No very distant day. The owner OF each
is confident that his animal is feeter footed
than the other. This question can only De
settled to the satisfaction OF the admirers Of
each stallion by another race. Shall We
have II.
, 1881-08-06

Ia Ran. sstk. "A Su,,r-u.... ,,o-
thA Yrunf

Aocrt two or three hundred Cinnamon
are IN camp At tie Junction above Prescott.
on Thursday last about 100 bead Of horses
Tere seut IRON the froet Of the Baker Cit,
navlsion to The Dzlses and Cascade roai.
Az the ssra2er work 90 the Bsker CITY
uhssaion Is cou,plseed.
Rock men On the Baker C;.r n;v;s;o, a..
s~ehs miiea from Pendieton -
Anere yet three nils o: ,ock eut tn o.
.nroust 0efoIc th- roektnen have ctaanIr..,,,
'Heir iaeots IRON Cmatilla to Pendleton.
work on the Whetstoae .res,Is i, mn.
gressng rapidly. This il one Of the lary-,,
ana Wiii D. one Of tine stsuuhcest .r.s,J..
built ~est OF the Rockies
the depot. r -
A fre'ght and passenger shed will soon he
erected at the d-pot.
Mr. Fiilmor-, the new superi,ter3eu,,s ,s .hs
a'ei'ion' Will soon take his position.
The unmarried men at the ORAN
o''apany headquarters viii soon be Obliged
20 'of'n Protective association to save
themselves from the inroais of The ben.d,cts
he Dayton Hume is periec, success and
reflects credit upon It's designer and bai,der
MIR. J. f. Palmer.
ihe dry house has been newly painted.
additional machinery has been pl.ced in
peSition IN the car shops.
Inc new round house has been imnr,.viss6
ior work shop to build cars.
Oae Hozsu uh
curing the week for the n. p. R.R.
Engine M. 10 Is again on he track. She
emerg' S from the boiler shops IN -xc.l,eut
trim.
Coppersmiths have m, re comfortable ou.r.
tiers now AZ Lev building behind the lsai,r
shops
Cars are tunnel ont unpain ed, and the
khiShts Of brush do ther work anaer t,,r
rays OF the sun.
ihs TWO ele1ant baggage cars are nearly
completed. Foreman Phi rps displays great
skill IN sheir manufacture.
The tenders OF the new switch e,,;n.s
hardly hold enough fuel to take them nom
one station to another.
Work Is steadily gong foru ard on the car
Sled IN tie east end of tin. CRY. Wh.n com
piet~h II Will have Cd, ,,ac,iy Of hnidii tjve
Passenger cars
MI scoe, superintendent OF bridges ami
con truction, Is giving the railroad h,id.e in
THIS city th"fough oyerhauiin, The
heavy Locomotives shook 1t up badly.
lie bargcs tinc const IN. employment IN
Bringing iron aud Railroad material 10 tins
city, and taking to he Cascades vast ausutr-
ti+s OF Eastern Oregsn produce.
Mr., NJ. b. Potter has lateI, manufactured
v.'y handsome secretary for the sup-riu-
t-n,irnt at at Walla Walls. The cnve,s are
made OF Ash and Black Walnut, and y. in
fer:or OF Al :ska cedar.
The l-asaern fer the base OF the new trim
hari'ner is nearly co':.pls;ei The c.s,in.
VIII wei.h to' :, Il largest ever moulded IN
the state. The Futon Iron Works in tins
city are expected to have the contract.
From the Colfax Democsn: Til. .lepet
buildings for Srokaue Falls ald Cherev all
he oniie within the mex the: weeks. Each
town viii havc warehouse 24x.4 feet, at.
tacted. 10 which there will b. $, .ti.n
hons 24S2i. two sthi"s high, and i:t,d no
IN neat and compete style
Lumber has alIea.ly been forwarded for
the construction OF watch and ta;ion houses
along the iinr Gf the road hetween S,,o-
Ia e Falls ard Wa'la Waila. There are
th'e" watch homes already co .,pl ted
, 1881-08-06

The fell B.sr,, Of Ccunsy Cosnmiss'orer'
met on August Isl st the Coars House
Sheriff and County Aua'tor pres='.. a'~'
Of the day was occupied IN rra';ns Pt'ii''-'
for the opening Of roads, e:e.
/ In the matter Of tie court house q b'.i Of
S3,75i 8. va. ia favor oi Toby / Reid
In the matter Of the formation Of School
D:.sric; Ne. -, ordered established
In the matter Of Sehcci District, Nc 1,
/, ordered established.
SECOND DAY
In the matter of ruads asked for by l. Il.
Gser, ct 81 ordered that r. j. Walker, W.
Bruton, J. NJ. Cornwall BE- appointed view-
era
In the matter OF location of road and two
changes of road asked for W. B. Thomas, ct
al. n. Rof, VIM Gallaher and Samuel
Reyes we're appointed views
La the matter OF procuring ornaments tor
the new cosrt house, two statues OF Justice,
two center pieces and other ornaments; r.
P. Allen. tie architect, was ordered to pro-
cure the same
In the natter Of a road asked for by KIM
hall and other. OLIVER Gailaher. Andy Mas.
t-rson and J. NJ. Armstrong were appointed
viewers.
In the matter af road asked for by G. At
kins, ct al, Joe Braden, Vim. Martin, A.
". Sweeney appointed viewers.
Quite large number Of bills were examined,
audited snd the amount Of script ordered
drawn and payment made.
THIRD DAY.
In the matter Of the leasing OF the school
lands, $40 acres was leased a $. G. Jones.
In the matter of appointment. OF co: stable
for north Walis Wal'a precinct, T. J. Rob-
inson was appointed.
la the matter of the S-abe-t road. II IS
hereby declared public highway ami order
Ell open.
Iu the matter Of the bridge across the
Wslla Wslis riyer, it Is ordered that the
couaty copD,Iss,"nrs give Sl251 toward the
eon-truction OF The hridge and that :h- riti-
zens pay the balance
FOURTH Day.
In the matter of the. bridge across the
Toechet at Harry Shnws, 1t is ordered that
the County AunitOr advertise f"r bifs to he
presented Monday, s. Sptember 9TH, reservIng
;h- night 10 reject any or all bids.
In the matter OF the bridge on the Walln-
IA Rad across the Wai!s Wai'a rivrr a. Cum
minss station, j, rs or,tere,i that the County
Auditor advertise tor bids {" he presented
un September 9TH, resery.ng the right {" re-
Ject asy or all bids.
, 1881-08-06
HEADor ARFERs BATTERY a" :
WaIla Walla, W. 4. =,

WHEREAS, We as members of Battery
a, National Guard OF Washington, feel
under many obligations 20 Col Z. J. Parker
ior fayors shown the company through his
paper Therefore be it
R,Soiced: That the thanks Of this company
are extended 10 Col. F. J. Parker for the
may services extended to Us through the
columns OF the STATESMAN. And be it
Ee>otrsd: That copy of these resolutions
be forwarded to Col. F. J. Pa ker and a copy
be kept on file among the company's docu-
ments. And be it further
Re~OIed: That Col F. J. Parker be and is
hereby declared an honorary member 'of
Battery "A" n. G. w.
After the reading oil the resolutions the
boys marched into Col Parker's residence
and there sampled the products OF his eeller.
Alter a short stay they marched up Main
street and serenaded the singers who were
practicing ''Belshazze. at the Opera House
for the benefit OF the company. This vas
another pleasant surprise showing that the
gallant boys did not forget their friends
they then returned TO the Armory like gsod
soldiers, all expressing themselves as having
performed pleasant duty. Long may the
Artillery wave.
, 1881-08-06
WHY SHE WOULDN'T.
How Sergeant OF %" Company Got Left in

How Sergeant OF d" Company Got Lett In
Love, knows no master, no place no time
Love has created havoc in the palace, and
love has fallen bright sunshine in the howell.
Cupid's last freak has been at the Garrison
on the 9Th of May last. We are not in
the habit of raking up old scores, but this
particular case-well thereby hangs tale.
The heroine of this tale was in the service OF
one of the officers-as all heroites she must
have had some majestic force, tor she caught
one oil the band boys in the tolls. They left
the Garrison quietly on a wintery May day
ami were secretly married. Unlike the aver
age woman our heroine cocld keep the g. cret
g. corli the gallant musician, hence none
knew OF the existing marriage. La the mean.
time tine yonng lady moved off to Lap"m
with her employer and while there, atten,
tions were paid to her by Sergeant OF ~
company. At last he proposed marriage
aud was rejected much TO his astonlshment.
The Sergeant procured leave OF absence
and made post haste to this city as he be-
came suspicious that all was not what 1t
should be. On arriving here he proceeded
10 the Auditors Office AMI found that tht
supposed maiden had been married three
months He has returned TO Lapwai but
Lot 10 make love And she. well, she smiles
with force.
, 1881-08-06
INTOXICATED INDIANS.
A Voice :rom the forturcus Snake River

PALoUsE FERRY, July %. 1851.
EpfroR SrarEsMAN-I have seen In your
paper several accounts Of people selling Ii
ouor to Indians and its rad results. have
seen some of it here. There is somewhere
about two hundred Indians living here
both young and old, 1t seems that any of
them can go 4 short distance from here and
get all the liquor that they have money to
pay for.
have seen as many as twenty of them
drunk at one time. One Of these brutes
come home q week ago and beat his sauaw
so, that she died from the effects Of it In a
few days She was buried Last Saturday.
You know Il at 1t is not pleasant thing for
me to have 50 many drunken savages around
here while there are white women and child
rem camped and always passing by here At
all times. know the parties who sci! the
Iouor 70 the Indians, and If they don't quit
il Of their oxn accord l vii Try what can b
done to them BY aw. L~il not stand this
uaianaee ary hoesf. Thess parties know =
VsIl - ! do that + h ae2fnst dc lav 10 eel
ld1oe 20 Indiana but tbsy don't care vhs
0fEer-vhits or 1ndian-as long - they get
- naesy. Yoan Respectfully
DAx1A LEosa
, 1881-08-06
COLD STEEL.
Charles Adds Killed by Man Named Dea-
cOn at Lewiston.

By letter from lewiston tie STATESMAN
learns oi the death of Charley Ad lis who as
killed i,y a maa n-me,i Deacon On Tuesday
August ID. 1t appears that Adds wno WAS
a ferrynan a, the time rode 10 another fer
ry ~ the Clearwater aud commenced sbus-
ing Deacon whp answered him ia kind, upon
which Adds jumped from his cayuse and
pounded him. They were sep-rst.d by q
witless who then turned his attention TO his
hcrse which hai W liked of and upon Ioaking
back discovered that Add, had hegan an
other attack and Deacon col si.ierine lis life
in danger seized knife and stabbed HIN ia
the abdomen. Many Of our citiz-ns are &c.
quainted with the deceased, who, as a ger-
erli thing was well liked when he kept sober,
then he was cheerful, witty and good na-
tu1ed fellow who would give his last quartt.r
to Al Y one who needed IT. Many time
dariI < the Indian troubles has h gone with
the wsirer on dangerous Journeys, when We
did Lot know moment but that We should
be jumped by band of yelling savages from
ambush, but to his credit be it said that no
matter what the danger was he always s,a d
by his companion and eheered the way BY a
s0ng os anec,lo;e Poor ChaIlry: NJ was
one OF those whom we know as bel no
body's enemy but their uwn." He had
gO' d 9u.l!ti. but which were uuliiie6 by
the curse OF drink. He came OF a good
Philsdelphiis family and was naturally fine
schol,r
, 1881-08-06
SUMMONS.
TERRITORY or WASHINGTON
Go,;uty of Walja Malta


In the District C.riIt If the erri.o.y nf
" Washington. and for the first Judicial Dis
trict thereof, holding terms at Walla ~ all.,
Nalia : ALA cnTnty, in said Territory
John II. St..h', plaintiff, ". !. Tues,i.le,
Defendant.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMFRICA
j. Trne-'iale. defendant You are hereby
reanired Ia apIear in an acti. n brought a.ains:
.ou ;,y John II. Stahl Plaintiff. in the dis rict
Court of the Territory 81 Washington, and tnr
the Fir,t Judicial District thrrenf, holding
terms at Walia Walla. Walla VxllA county,
in said Territory, 10 answer the complaint oi
Plaintiff fled in Walil Walla county within
twenty days after the service oi this SUMMONS.
exclusive OF The day of service. II served in
81 d county II not served in said county, hut
in sad district. in thirty days. lfserved in
any other Judicial District in the T-rrisoIy, in
fur.y DAYS. If served by publication, within
sixty day after the date ci this sumin"ns, OF
tn. said plaintiff will take judgment against
You iy default, according 10 the PRAYER ri the
Complaint, for goods, wares and merchandise.
amounting % the SUN nf fnur hnndref an'i
tifty-one dollars and * 100. seli and delivered
and request. between the 18th day Of March,
1881. and the 18th day Of June. ISL
Witness the Hon. s. G. Win
gard. Associate Justice of the Sn-
pr-m- Court OF Washington Ter
, Shh- r,tory. and Judge ct said Court.
and the seal thereof affixed this
6tf day Of July, A d., 1881.
4. REEVES AYRES, Clerk.
By JoHS MILLER, Deputy.
Ca1oN 4 CROWLEY, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
2s-tw
, 1881-08-06

AdvanciDS yezss. care, sickness, d:sar;sint.
uaent, and hereditary preiispe-i.icn ,p.
crate 10 tmn the s~ir gray, and either q;
them inciincs il 10 sh-i prsmatu; ely AYsR's
HAIR ViecR VIII restore facet or grar. ligh,
or red hair to rich brown or deep black, -
may be desired II softens and eleansss she
scaip, giving it . healthy ac.iol- II REMOVES
and cures danlrud and humor. By its r.e
tIlen.ha IS checked. and . new growth viii
be produced n al cases where tie fali:cex are
not destroyed OF the slsnis decaysG It's effects
are beautifully shcxn ~ Soashy. weak. ~
siekly hair, on shick Few .ppiication. viii
produce the gloss and freshness IL youth
Harmless. aud sure in its operation. il is in.
cmparshle as dressing. and il estecisly
valued for the soft iestre and richness II tone
II impassA II contains rei,hr- OIL nor dy..
and VII not sod or colnr white esmbric; vet
II l sts hong on the hsir. and keeps il iresh
and vigorous. For sale BY all dealerA
, 1881-08-06
REGumrAL FORMATION.
The First Move Toward the Formation OF q
Rsetment IN the Territory.

After the Guards had stacked arms IN the
Park a. Dayton, they proceeded to the Ar
r,orv of the Greys for the purpose OF max
ING the preliminary arrangements towards
the formation of a regiment in Washington
Territory to be known as the lss Regiment
NG " It was decided that IN vie~ OF
,hs fact that two companies were Pressnt
The ~, f.rmstion would be unofhcial until sueh
time I'm ss .ix companies could be mustered m,
- @ ,he regiment when the commissions would
- - ;ssred TO the regimental officers, con
..;,nt;on - was adopted after which Mr.. b, L
Hnlmes Of the Guards As unanimously eject
"a cnlonel and Capt J. E. Burns OF the
Go q WIS elected Eeut-Colonei The elec,
t;..n Of other regimeutal officers vas deferred
rmt;l snch . time as the regimeot Was com,
.iS,.J .L In the choice Of Col Holmes and
| f;snt. Colonel Burns the members o. ,ns a:
comn.uics present sho~sd , great dsai @ o.
e.sod judgement, Is the gcntiemsn arc r,
r0...nt.tive s men and well quAlnsd 70 nj
The positions.
, 1881-08-06

Is prepared from sound ripe California Fruit,
BY an experienced analytical chemist, who has
spent years in experimenting on It's prepare
ton Il is manufactured by a special process
known only 20 the proprietor. fhis preparA-
tion is . safe, simple and e8ectusl medicine for
regulating the action Of the stomach, liver and
kidneyA II Is particularly recommended for
DyspepsiA, Indigestion. Headache, Heartburn,
Acidity of the Stomach. Habiiual ConsfipA-
ton, Nausea. Sea Sickness, Kidney and Liver
Troubles, over indulgenoe either in eating OF
drinking, SIC. A purifier d the blood in
al ssofulnus affections, it has NO equal II
removes ali eruptions from the skin. and has 8
oo"ling and insigor1ting effect upon tbs
system- The Fruit Salt i entirely different
from any Of ths e9ervesesat salts o. Sedlitz
p.eps..ssin:. p d - eseE oa..fae
, 1881-08-06
A FILTRATION
And It's Result-Look Before ycu Pick Up

On Tuesday evening two modestly-appeaf-
ing young ladies were going down Nam street
near the bridge. Modesty is one OF the
latent charms of the fair sex. while Hurting
is one of the privileged arts. The ladies' In
question were ready for Irritation, ana
strange as il may seem, they found an agree
abe young D.an of the same turn OF mind
bef re reaching Secoud street, and from thar
corner the walk was continued As par ana
ace The result of the walk and what II
will develop We writer knoweth not, out TINS
much was learned: That one OF the young
ladies mentioned was engaged to be married
to an es,imable young man who unhappiiy
flor ber) saw the whole proceeding. ana ye
reporter heard him utter a. he entered one
OF our large stores, ''Weii. now I'm safisned;
heard she was flirting. but never supposed
that it had gone that far. Sequel: Ihers
is now one more young lady in the mncI
over-srocked Walla Walla matrimonia
market.
, 1881-08-06
soclAI AID orY1cx rArx


The track on the Mil creek road is beioa
buiit from the hnme down. About two
mill, s is already laid
The ronnd house is fast assuming propor.
tons.
Work on the court house 10 moving aloo,
nicely. Quite force Of men re nearing ,hs
structure 20 completiou
The Nan3anfs sour paste BOT sav. th,.
''tnsre are 80 many lad Coloncie \, the
newspaper business in Walla WalIa who
know even less about military affair, than
WE do. That is impossible. When . man
receives complimentary rank of Lien,
while In the field corresponding. and cans~,
his superior to take his head for a meteor or
will o the wisp on q dark night, and then
upon the mistake beng discovered. 6sn5nu
ssat his head was red and empty know less
than we do
Walls Walls has a new hlacksmith-thi.
time its female.
The first coat Of plaster is being put on the
Court House. The lathing and aoorirz 2 has
heen completed for some time past. The
flag pole Is ready u raiie On the dome az
soon as PAINTED.
Joe Painter, Esq has returned from Eu.
reka Flat and says that it is the great grain
Paradise OF the Northwest. 1t is. too. # tine
grain he brings with him IS any criterion.
Four pile driver hammers, weighing 8 coo
pounds each, have been cast at the Nv
Taeoma Iron works. and four new nile
driver engines are contracted for.
Plant shade trees. For verify thou shalt
feed the hungry COW.
Judge Lacy left for Spokane Falls. where
he g'es to settle up the business of Mccain
mon Whitman, as assignee.
Parties going to the summer resorts better
snbs frihe for the STATESMAN The Daily
will be delivered every morning at Warm
Spriags and also at Medical Lake
V.rily Hammond, Of the Pafaha Spira is
married a life partner. TIE SPIRIT is now
Issued by Chas. Hammond and Mamie Ham.
'non1. The articles Of incorporation pro.
vide also for the issuance Of other sssp;rit,''
in numbers unlimited
The Lester Grand Opera will open out in
this city on the 9th inst
Waiter. look here there's fiy in nv
soup" Waiter-''Ies, sir; you can take
the fly nut and eat the soup" Gent -.You
blaw wsted fool, do YOU think I'd throw the
soup out and eat the fly"
NJ, A B. Covalt l. in the city.
Mr.. r. Fitzgerald of the San Fr,ncise,
Cdu IL in tn. city writing up o. L. &N.
Cnmuany notes
Daniel Chaplin of the L. S. Land Office
at Ii Grande is in the city
T';e Exchange Hotel has be-n reop. ned As
fashionable boarding house by Mrs, Lehey.
L. Mort Slocum. the advance agent of the
Lester Opera Troupe Is now IN the city: We
tind him 4 pleasant young gentleman. H
promises that the troupe Will give our cit,-
c ns such entertainments AZ they never be-
fore . ;tuess.d.
A Chinese laandrym4n il :his cty has
revised sign. o, which this Is ,rue copy:
No tiustee-no bustee
Bustee il Eaiee
No trustee-no bustee
No hustae-no Haiss
, 1881-08-06
TRssrroRY OF WASHINGTON,

TRsRIroRy OF WASHINGTON, 1
CouNTf OF WALLA WALLA.
In ProbAte-lu the matter of the estate OF
VIM. A Green, deceased.
OITATION-On reading and fling the Pc
t;tion of r. l. Reese, the executor OF the
estate of Vim. A Green, deceased. setting
forth that he has fled his final account az such
executor in the matter Of said estate. and that
the same has been duly audited, allowed and
confirmed, and that portion Of said estate
remains to be divided among the heirs, iega-
teer and derisees Of said deceased, and praying
among other things for an order Of distribn-
tiop Of the residue Of said estate among the
persons thereunto entitled
II is ordered, that all persons interested IN
the estate Of Wiiism A Green, deceased, pe
q, d appear before the probate court ci Saao
county on Monday, the 96sh day OF Sepeem,
her. 1851, at the hour Of 10 O'Clock. A T.. OF
said day, then and there 70 show cause Tny
an order of distribution should not be m1ne OF
the residue of said estate among the heirs'
legstees and devisees of the said WIN, A
Green. deceased, according to law II l.
o,aered further. that service Of this citation Dc
made On an persons interested m said estate
hv pubIicIt;on of this order IN the WAua
WaIIA SrAfKsNAN, . weekly Newspaper
printed and published in the city and county
OF Walla WailA, Washington Territory, tor u,
.uccessiys vseks prior 70 said 18th day o.
r CUICHARD.
PsoAass Jsdgs s.d CT
Jsly = ~
, 1881-08-06

HitOrs I, Milton \ few weeks ago we're
surprised and puzzled at the strange actions
OF young man who appeared At Milton
about . o'clock The aforesaid young man
Who is clerk in one Of the most prominent
BUSINESS houses IN ths city. lad apparently
made the journey On loot, rs he was tised
and dusty. and hsi bis Goa. under Lis arn.
Hn elegant silk hat was covered with duet,
and altogether he presented the appearance
OF genteel tramp. About thrcs quarters Of
an hour before his arrival, two bugg,es from
the city drove rp to the hotel Tne hrst
ouiy Contained Rose street belle, the se-
cond had IS occupants . young lady and gen
tlemAn. The young lady who occupied the
hrst buggy alone, appeared to be IN great
glee .bout s,n,-thirg. and when the pedes-
trian arrived upon the scene she said, 'sSh,
Yes. thought you would come" To this
he made no reply, bat jumping into the
buggy that had b en- occupied by the young
la1y, whippei his horses up the steep hill
across the bridge, not d, gning 70 cast glance
at her. When the young man arrived at the
top cf the hill he jerked the tsrnrss OF the
horses. and placed his hand over the ANIMALS
hesrts as If to ascertain whether or nut the
horses had b-ea injured. By and by the
yonng lady went mp 10 the young man, snd
an earnest and somewhat excited CONVERSE
ticn Mas carried on by the ;nple, the young
msn gesticulating and talking wildly. In a
short time, however. be calmed down and
AFTER an hours sojourn on the the hanks OF
the Waila Wslia the couple Left apparently
in happy frame of mird-
In explanation OF the above conduct the
STATESMAN reporter incurred and learned that
the couple lefs tins city ut ab"ut O'Clock In
the morning for the Wa;la Walla. and that
VII. about three miles on. from tins e,ty
the Young usn IN jok ng mann-r, threaten
ed e. jump out of the buggy and irave the
lady She dared him to do il, and h- Jump
ed out Then she whipped up the horses and
left him. The S. cund buggy picked the
clerk up and carried HIM some distance, but
he finally jumped out Of IT and swore he
would walk hack 10 town IL seems, how
ever. lie reconsiiered his determination, and
CO :cluded t. 90 on to the ''fi>hng grounds.
Th, young lady who pvrpetrated the practi-
cal Joke IS a handsome girl residing IN ;he
WeS,srn part of the city and is fnil of ms
chi ; The fellow clerks OF - have not
as ct found out the joke Played u.oa him
when tn ' do 1t is h'.re'l thst Thy will
let :he young man iown,a-y.