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Estray Taken Up.

NA Come to my rancho about August
w 18Th, lASl, one dark bucks kin horse :;
" ~ black mlne and tail black str, pc
NM donwn the hack; striped legs; star
MN IN the face and branded d. T. on
Ak6nNA lett shoulder Ihrrc seems to he a
dlm IIauu >. above.
owner II requested to prove PROPERTY, pay charges
and remove him, ANDREW vii fkSlDE
Etit (Harvcyl near Bear Mouth
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CATHOLIC Services every Sunday. Sunday
srhool at z o clock each Sunday under direction
a. SISTERS OF Charity.
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About 800 people were out on the fourth
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Advertisement nde this cad will be charged
s,''r,..,nts per Inc tor The FIRST insertion and
ten cents per line for each subsequent in.e:tion-
m.n.urrd IN nonparell type.
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rplscOPAL-The Rev. II. c. Hutchings will
oG,,alr IN ST James Church. Deer Lodge, on
~. nrst and third Sundays 10 Philipsburg on
w sceond, and New Chicago the fourth sun
days OF each month
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The next was trotting and pacing race,
mile heats, three in five, for s215, of which
$40 went to the second horse, and $50 to the
third. Black Douglass was the PAGER. Il. c,
Holly named bl. Z. Johnny Trouble, Tate &
Smith named bl $. Black Douglass, Harvey
Brothers named b. s. Black Diamond, Sam
Scott named b. &. Billy Grant The following
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The third race was a running one, three
quarter mile dash, for $3.50, of which $50 went
to the second horse. G. III. Brown named b.
t. Boulis, Clayton Ramsdell named br. {.
Queen of Diamonds, NJ. G. Morris named
CHI. c. McLeadeu. The race resulted Boulis,
/; McLeadem, ?; Queen of Diamonds, g.
T;ma
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SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICES.
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!. Z. ROB BIN s,
Local BreVltleS.

NEW NORTHWEST OFFICE
s3s-2t
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r,A%TED-A GIRL 10 DO WORK FOR HER
W board aud attend rch"Ol. Apply to" f. al this
,r.c. b4u
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Alew Aorth -West.
RELIGIOUS.

pREsBYTERIAN-s Sunday School every Sun.
a, . a clock.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS,

" ANTED "A situation by n conn stent
w cook, % years ex erience ,oh rs fer
ehce given, Enquire l., ERON,
GOO Nan ,irsot
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FOR SALE,

w AffED-A nist-class carriage trimmer
" NO other need apply, Also coed
olaeksmith helper. 73S and 7iO Commerce 1t,
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enactmsnts to other purposes. There will
be a net increase for the public schools Of
Sis 600 over last yesr, The increase in
scholastic population seems not TO be in q
greater ..proportion than the increase of the
available funds ard that there
will be, it is claimed, quite as much sppor.
Il ned per capita as last year.
On the Fourth there was an excursion on
the "Sunset" road to Medina park on the
Medina river fourteen miles west of the city.
Late in the afternoon as the train was about
to return 10 the city some OF the railroad
men and officers Of the law present got into
q difficulty, when the officers of the law drew
their pistols and fred Unfortunately into
the crowd, but fortunately no one was
hurt seriously, only one man be
ing wounded and but slightly in
ths foot Such conduct is reprehensible ia
any one, but doubly so in officers of the law,
and the matter should bs irQlired into by
the courts
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN
NOTICES..

A RARE oPPORrUNITY-To Invest $1,000
IA TO $500 which wi / returs 20 pr tent
This is not a humbng. For full particulars
All iress s'cffice Bon GSS, Dallas Texas,
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LOST.
MUSICAL,
SCRA YED.

u. mare, hve years old, aO5ut rs mania
hlgn, color brown. hind feet white, very lone
ppe sr,yy t ta.i nad web h Tier m wh,n last seen
r1,tv returning her viii no rewarded Inv '''"'
Da.ias, July ~, 1881. j A WORK I SOW
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Thisis beyond question the most successful
Cough Medicine we have ever sold few
doses invariably cure the worst cases of
Drough Group, and Bronchitis, while 8
wonderful success in the cure of C assumption
is wllhbuta parallel in the his cry of medi-
clue. Since,ts first discovery it has been
sold on guarantee, a test which no other
medicine CAN stard. YOU bsves cough we
earnestly ask you 10 try it, Price l0cts., so
CITE, snd 81 90. Ifyour lungs are sore, chest
orback, lame, use Shilob's Porous Plaster
Price 25cts Sold by Hickox Il House
druggists GO5 MAin street Dallas
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!. N. THuRMoNo,
a tt q II N oy ar To-
DALLAS TEXAS.
80. aha uHin ST.. frat r,o,r
eIo REwARo

., Lost or strayed from BeIcber,s c,,u
", y. Y NJ, o. railroad, on tho so,h M ths
aa . or wn mare mule, about IS hands H hiss
r r name snd tall, no brauds Inrcsn.,, Sn
me mule beloved heretofore 20 jim Cdnn ",e'
Ary oSs r am Mute Mus,ayc, At different time.
VIII receive the above reward, ~"p' Nee'y'
w d HORTON nsu.. r
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Commerc,al 1;"I.I a1 Abilene

inns rs me OF the most comfortable hotels
on the line of the extension of the Texas s.
Pacific road. Is culinary department
embraces everything the market p1ord.
LIS sleeping apartments are 10 every way
comfortable, aud polite ssd ready attention
assured to guests. Prices moderate.
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EOR kENr-Two stores with counter aud
shelves complete, In the three story iron
'front.' buiidic g, Elm street, opposite SAUCER
Bros. One of the best stands In The cIty.
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EOR RENT-A comfortable house near to
- business, with seven rooms cistern and
hydrant all new To "A good tenant n low rant
VIII be given. Apply az Sanger Bros TO
uti G. NJ WHEAT
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FOR RENT.

ENoR RENT-Two story brick building, No.
- 7e0 MI street, at present occu Died BY l.
l. T.. Hughes; the best stand In the city; pos
session given Immediately. Apply to
NJ nONDuTyE
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PSI SSsUJAg,

pHYsICIAN ANu sURGEoN-.pR Mnp
y TON. Otice, In first national hank bni,S
lug; residence, san Jscinto street, near
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EON RENT The property Known as the
L commercial Hotel on Elm street.
Apply 10 30 USER Il LEMON
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k'ok SALE npiain W. +. Mo- ton offers
L. for sale his neat residence. No VI, Pac,,ic
avenue. Apply to hin for particulars.
NOR SALE-At a bargain and ON yeTy Iio-
- eral terms, IA fine farm of 40 acres OF rich
olaok laod. al under fence, and In cultivation.
lying u miles north Of pallas. Alec 30 acres
Oh tiinbered land on the Dallas Il Wichita Rail.
ROAD, miles west from the farm. Title pei
isci. Belongs to a non resident who cannot
conveniently look after 1t For particulars
applyto JONES MURPHY, Land AGENTS,
1U9 Main street
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ID who Is good steady man An iy to
GEORGE PROBERT,
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WANTED-Two good blac smiths: gen.
w eral worHmcn for carriage, horse shoe.
Ing and fancy work. Go d wages for snbe,
steady and industrious men Apply to
FULLER 4 CONNAUGHTON.
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h,ssS , rssn ~. %1 S,nG oSy aS hands Ssh
branded TP on len shouId.r X,so D0 : e sov's
y, n" ~ branded y th on len shoulder. nhos,
70 nands high. smAll sp,t 10 Forehead r w,,,
III, , tne socve reward for Information H.
W." ''Aa '0'n'f'eovsry eth above property.
, 1881-06-17
And to Chicago by Mayor Harrfson--
Maine in Congress and
Elsewhere.
letters Of Regret from the Many
Who Gould Not
Come,
Aemnrka by Judge Lawrence and
others--Ana then Adjourn
ment.
TIFF SONS OF MAINE.

IN :'. ~ 80 80 49,, n.,,.,,
tho pa,q.e' .'s. ~ IN" " ~ u. ~
noust.. W tne ."o,ess " ."s o. ~ ~ ,nns ~ ~
eneir s7" r't'k'a"" ns'' "es' e".a' s,s'. a1. ~
so'i'o tesPce''." ."''H 1a'', N"o. ss .,.a.
vi suei Il" oeea''''., Wy ,'uu..' w 49,
nus tpeEe peon eatueIa toHst"o' -"
""ll'es o1 o!s'n'ku.sutu e"en. u" -. st...
nene'' Io' my VI .e I.s.s " "a" .nn.t
onl oi '"osc 1'ot"e.. up" y. ~" - " .sat,,a:s
eSte''f 'eptceeh'"s'o 1Nthol!l's ~ 'ao ".e,,
, 1881-06-17

WAsNlxav0N, u. e., May .sl,--Eeonanl Strett.
EsY-DEAH 6lt; | havn tho honor ~ acknowI-
educ tho receipt Of IN Invitation for myself aud
vito to bo present ns guests at banquet tO bo
given by tho society Ut tho Buns of tho 6tAto nf
slulne liz ItHuls, Oh the eyenfng OF Thursday,
Juno 10, In your city. and, IN answer, reRret
bclng obliged to inform YOU that havinR madc
arrangements to ~ " Saratoga early In the
nlunlh, thence to llyo lsuaoh, N. H., 1t will mt
liz ,nuto ii, ty own acenuat, I'D sco ,hs, ns,nvs
Ut SUM Wontiomen oil your c0tnm!tt0es whose
acquaintance l n,lile Years aKn. and whuua l
hand, Ono ur theso tluRnt to have oeeu tuFuc-
nor Ut our Siato. alil bclluvs would hHvo osoE
aad h"a ny alv!cs. lHGltsiy utterti in the wst..
ter Ut lh1D, been followed. unuthcr OF them
would have been the seKular GsuaIaatv, nnd, III
vii probability tb0 successful NOMINEES OF his
purity for the highest otlsco In tho gift of tia
, 1881-06-17
HENRY W. PAINE,

After plcasnnt interudo hy tho orchestra,
tho Hon, llonry ". raluo. Ut I!ostoIs, responded
to tue toast, "1ho Commonwealth Of Mussa.
chtisetts." lto began by saying that ho uni hts
fcllaw-trayulers had wantod ITO evidence OF
thofr WesterG frlends' kfndly focllnKs from tho
yery Moulsnt they lott llsta down IL tho I,rcs-
cut tItno. While they hut! mAnlfestcA thelr ro-
9anl fnr their n'utaor~Ms,ine-tn9y ha!l not
thu Ola l.ay. State [ApplNtsU. ilo
desired to show t,ts gratitude, NJ nnn nf slaysa.
chusutts' a1ns, and unlisi think ut ~, hottur wuy
Of ttoinx ~ ,hnn by rs{ratntllR frsM making i
lung speech. with which EaIye conclusion Ihs
4sttaatFlal sus down, Hlpnrent!y intleh ttto gon
hltu further.
, 1881-06-17
MARK II. DUNSELL.

Tho Hon. atnrk II. llnl,e!l, member OF Gun.
gross frnm Minnesota. rcapontrd tn lho toast,
''JA1 Suns Ut 3iatne In tho Congress at tho
Unltes states" llo 'rofcrrpd with plrasuro to
ir,,n, lUwa. MInnasntls. NisGsitlslE. and nthur
Western stAtes. 1t was srue, as Ar, ilR,nlln hHd
Congress fr',n losrly overy one pt ttlssy Status.
ln,t lel%st ulAunx WG1M WIS tht Hon. Ttnluthy
u. Howe. fur III many ycars ~ Evpru.
tln H!ato Ut bts all,ptlon, Wisconsin. llatnlin
a,,d NA.hburnu. two Ut s!atso.s proudost soprc-
xray III honorable puDllo ser.fv<p; buth fult Ut
years mud hun.ns; whether Internationally sur.
rusllo " not: Mr. nutlell took paIHs tn observe
rrIntlui.sl him very much u tho Kentieln4n's
apecchoa wlivn III Congfuss. Iu ennclustt,u Mr.
mn 10 tuEo q Hytny trip 70 Aionesala, IN order
that they might say on their return that they
, 1881-06-17
JAMES II. HOWE.

The Hon, 1amcs II. Howe OF konosha, Wis.,,
responded to tho tUast, "Tho Suns Ut Milne In
Other States." Geographical boundaries, ho
said, bud had little tn lo With tho fortunes Of
thu sons OF Maine alnoo taptr "extlo fron, their
native Stnte. CertniH lnuierIal casra t.at! ttous
EVERY cnlltng, harrl,ig, however,, tho f,,pt that
none Of them hui IL ycs. hoo, bolleyrti, risen
of her pro,itlcat suns VIVA 1T tho hpntl
uf 1no GF the most Important .iopartmenis
Ut tho Government inuplausol. whil1 ui1uthor
this ctroiit,-ilahk 0ul,- .laIsitton wllir. llu
st!l ataor!tsd. lApplaetso.I Tho suns n s'a!no.
state u solfloty that biz huarurs saw ihens IL
ttHniGht. Thu X0ntluinAn concluded Win sums
happy rutllarkR un tho ttlAirtIpnlaI ttmse, md
e9aa o! haa!fe. uni sat down an1i1st gun0ral UP
pihus0 nna laughter,
, 1881-06-17
TIE TORONTO HGLOBE,.
Sbfttal Difpateh to Ths Ehfraa, 1%,hu,t >

TORONTO. June 1M-rhcre Il Il ruInof IN
circulation In pretty well informed quarters,
to the effect that George Stephen OF Donald
A. Su'ttll, Of tho Pacific Railway Syndicate,
lnltls tho balnl,c1 Ut p0Wer in the Toronto
Globe stock company, BY mn agreement wii6
Nelson. Ut EdInburg, md another shars.
holder.
, 1881-06-17
MAYOR HARRISON.

Mayor Harrison responded TO the toast, "The
City Of Chicago" lie said that ho altttnIrra
slalno DecnuHe 1t wls such sclt-sattsied Stnto,
thought ltsolt perfection. and t1eyer grew any.
Ills ltonur thought It II good State to loa,e, b..
enliYo a0 tnaiIy Ut tho mGn WIN lott
It becAlno COnEressm0n or GuycyunrH
md onu ut tho xOns Ut biafn0 prUaetit
uixbt somu .laY 10 President. Thu slayor then
sptko y chtcaso, telling how ducks could l,e
thu bnnlu0t was heIli9 held; t,ow ChIung,I now
Ind ihu greatest grn!n. pork, H11a lumber mar
licked up by l.trld ilatnes at,d 10.
built, and 90 OH. 1lo was proud Of chipaHo
proud to 10 its huynr. aud ,prousl, tu hayo
papurs Of Chiuaxn wcse tho greatGst III thu
world, although they ialntot!, chfcago a. y
by paying q tribute IT, Mr.. linmltr anil bidding
all 2uesta wclcome IN buhalt Ut thicuyo.
, 1881-06-17
COT TOM.

ATLANTA, Oa., Jnns I'LL. J.. n hts't %,,t,ou
nlroetar-l ;uleral OF the lntetI!'!1'e,', ,ha int
Exposition, tn DO held III th!s Guy ',as ~. ,tart. art
tbraa mouths of tle presellt ycat' s.S,u ,,.s ii
eli IL tho North and West iy ,il.s,Is i,.s,lIi iio
tto Exchanges aud conmrrrla. 'fI,un HitoIl tns
VIII 10 h, New York 1ne ~, H",,i, Tue I'D,
L LS4tsSiIo Stsik tlsa slt a and Nashville tho S''"'
, 1881-06-17

Hpsetai Dtspateh to The Chicaqo 1rtbTnk
MONTREAL, juno lG.-A new steamship
line, between this port and Westtartepoo''
Eng.t las bean established. There wl!i %
f0rLuightly 8uillngs.
, 1881-06-17

It was shortly after 10 o'clock when the last
course was remnved and judge DrummOIld, tho
honurct! President Of the Society, rising mud
tnppn1 tho assembly tn urder. delivered tho
following address Ut Welcome:
Whom w remember TINT forty. ono yenrs ak9q
lnore Than half i million. aud tho s.ate more
fsnnet,su t,1I:nlcrs tl,ai hive coHio slice then
from othor states iu countries .!1,si ,,A.lc their
hom,es In th!s krnat stato IT tho Nnrthwest.
hfKDns tntreAsb In numbers, etlucatlon. 1ntc!lt-
Hcnce. Industry. aud worth.
fnrincd thle Society Of The Sona Of tho Stats Of
Ma,l!s to cultivate friendly Eelattons With eneh
other af'tl reylta and perpGtuate Thy memories
not III forxct the Stnte nt n,lr hrth but that IN
some outward and Visible nat,n9r 70 should
PVT" %e we s q 'G fso rSe d Intelligence
tho cnuntsy IN ri! departments u ll!c; when We
with its countless buys aud rivers, tnlets and
hArtors hesalands and issands' VIC feel proud of
When wo loik Upon the stntc Of o,.r adoption,
nnd think ut its nlHrygtnns prtWrcss within the
inst iorty y,ears ~ utt that contributes 10 the
tho Sinte VI llIlnnIs nut let us not f0raut what
tho Scry fnct Ut Our birth nnd residence tcaches
ena What u our hsxhesf @ ~ o'st tat y Maine or
frs frs oeeaa 70 S aeas;', oas ia lsa'vis.SIs s
iloHiUjU Of people: where there In as we believe
wl'lor 1oid M ~. &na 1.btsr ,, opportunity t to
| that hus ever yot lcan vmehsntet to any
| iiatinn. lct ns hope thut VIC Hlay pruyn truo to
| tho time. To tho pttcc, a,u to the occaslun.
fhltstGa nnH Xcnt!enciI-0ur HuGHta. some uf
whunl hayg cotnc niure than Thousand miles to
hnnor ua with yonr plescnes-whsther horn III
Mainc. Illinois, ur In my other state. whether
CONT to uuc HURTS And to OAr cheer to. night
, 1881-06-17

5psetd1 Dtspasch to 1he Chicago Trtbunk
TORONTO. juno 1G.-Tho total nrrIya! u
immigrants In Ontario this year np to tho
end Of May, rs reported ut tho Immigrant
Department, was aa33,440. Of this nu!aeet,
7,Ult remained III the PROVINCE. Or about 4@
moro than remained for the same Rerqd last
1,1Or
, 1881-06-17
1fflflt.

MONTREAL, juno 1U.-An extensive Dlls''
fire Is rogiug OH thu 1lnu OF tie Quebec icy
tsa1 Railway. 1'ap!nuau's extensive uslls
burned; 1usS, 3d., ,UOV.
, 1881-06-17
EU0ENE JlALE,

ErI8wonrtt, siu., june l.-Lt0narI Ssrtt,
Chairman Committee On IHptatfuus--DEAR H!n,
havo juAt rucolyGl tho Invitation Of your Cotn.
utlttaa u tho banquet ut tho Sona ut Mnluo In
Chicago on tho 1atlt Inst. aud rpKrct deeply that
hosau engagements inperattyeIy keep mo away,
III rMrt, abnnt the huat thlnY tllut blniHu enIl
dn tDr tho H0xt ton ychrB II to try md kc1p her
sue.M to hH.
Thlnk 1s tho old Town Of Turner, where yon
nn4 wpt0 horn. competing with GhleaKu TO hold
IN Mlnbitl0sla mani
With thu hope ANIL assurance that you Will
hayo "xood tltna,' ata very truly yours,
, 1881-06-17
FOE SALE

MONTREAL, June 1G.-Tlic 1cal estate d.
l0ngIng to the Roman Catllollc chufea
Episcopal Corporation nf Montreal, wlil O
Immediately pluced vi tho market tut sale
, 1881-06-17
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.

Special DEtpa{eh u |fAt Chteaeo H4bunt,
WINNIPEG, June ,18.-rho approximate
earnings Of tho Canadian Pacific Railway fot
Alay-the, first Muy montl, Of the Syndfeata
tOmpnny-wore about 81. .000.-a little lnusa
tllNn S3l, 600 over the corresponding month
last year uuder the Government.
, 1881-06-17

Special Dtspa.eh 10 1ns Chicago Tribune.
TonoSTo, juno 1G.-Tho Medical Supcfin'
tentlents Of the Asylnns Of the United States
and Canadn are holding their annual cum
yentlnn here. This IL tho first time It aas
l,aen held In Toronto fur eleven years.
, 1881-06-17

WARRINGTON, II. G., lnne a.-Tn Ltondrl
Sir<tt, Johm N. Je.Estl, etc--0EHTLEARN: re-
9ret thut plans previously arranged VIII Esces~
sarl!y provuut my pEcsenco Vt the bang uet In
acceptance OF yous kiud tnsisauon. I should
, 1881-06-17

apketat Dtspateh to Ths Chtsapo 7f1-
= TonoNro, june l8.-aftss l'nr1ell y i ta
pectel hezc shortly to forln l4ad9cs AAa1
ltGnEUHs
, 1881-06-17

81. I.nuIs, ,Slaya7.-Le8nartl Sirett, Cltatrman-
nKAa s5tA. Your kind invitation to astcnd tho
batHluot Of the Society OF tho Sons ut otalno IL
rooeIvcl. and It II With stncero regret that atn
compelled 10 t,oclIno It. / hnyo trfc,! to nlnko
my Arrangements W ua to bo nrrseut, hut ll It
ilnp0sslblo ~ do s4 Mo man has moro pride !n
alti ItHcctIon for tho old flne reo Htate thnn /:
nIA city fir suyentecn ysars. that priin anA that
Affection have meyer waiIcd, NnlArt VI tue At
lAnto CGAst lN 10 luAr 10 l0 rs l!cr r.cky hoat!.
s0,l1 Uverywtlerb hls.pr her. Nevor hRr0 ulot
IT, th.s Western 0sluHtTy u llhn fr4,il MAlnt
whom havo hten ayhulnea 10 grasp Gy tho hxnd
Rl4l call hrott,1r.
buy your mestlug l,p falll nf pleasure. mud may
~ effect ho t0 bimd III sltll clusor hsusaorhood
VII har 4on2 10 thu uroAt Wuat. Vnry truly ynurd,
EVERETT ". pATrlSNN.
, 1881-06-17
THE lt1:CEl'yION.

Thc rcccDttt>,l. WhTot prrrcdCh {ho bnnnunt.
,voa ,,,,, ~ ~" ,,n,, ,or,ors =, ,v"s
to coinnnnee ut nclook. and to continue in
hour, bn. WHOM o'clnck came not mpre tbun II
~. >o @ 'sns ..r.a. ,,. uu ns
"ppr"reu' Anu " "Ms HUT CLOCK oolose inc
gathering tn tue pnrlhfs nSslMrtt RnythtDg liko
O'clock tho fu!I cu,,,nauyh hnJ nrrlyea and frr,,,
4hot tmc M tho st,.nn nroa",, mi hv t,,o ,onnn.
,sor,, wo W. s ~, w. nmay nr,!!ah. ne Nnk 0!y
NE!esuu HhansHil3 !l!tallHtt! I1HClGEh tnrtilxe!.
nt rmu sau!uus na!'mnys WY were sswtt win
,1' M uipus ,ip "1 I'LL a'.u E.u!M! cneHfns "
wv, ~ ~ * 49,. ,,", 1e to.." - sao aes
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, 1881-06-17

Tho tnn1uct Invited appetite, and for IN hour
or tn.,ro the tnot1,bvrs IT tho Society Gnd ttiear
DISTINGUISHED quests discussed. 10 the stt.ls at
tntlse witfcd from the outside, the tnany points
length along troln little. neck cinins to coffee.
, 1881-06-17

pcurlc at tho t1nitcti States. need not to!! YOU
tn whom refer. Mnny nthor State ut Maine
Eci,tlrmetl, i!nllht nut, will he present, whnm
shumh 10 mnsl hArpy II, rec1Knfzo Hs old frlena.
allt etill HtllerA wEnni hnvo never mot htlk
should bn Ernt filGl IL knnw.
ln.tB MY lIrB.insIH friend. Hannibal E1amtin.
wh, hns served Ills Hfntn diltl country ~ fnitn'
fully, will hMya Kt.ttpn through with Ills lishliH
In time Il, l,u with yn. tftut hb lhAy uivn yt'
hrIcf Rkgtctt or nlir early newspaper rnrfnar'
ship In f,.Ir 1,ntEyu t,,w u lArls whBre: In IND,
WI published! file Jf0tf.nHf'tn. y "rckiy papnr
In whIrt, tho bpnrs ni Oxfnrl wnru duly con.
luret1 to el!ovn That tho savntson gf tue ttil'try
lictlet!cl cnllrcly on rho cnt'n,ic'l sincess nl
Democracy uvrr tfurtfur! Convention Federal.
lam. It ii trnc that neither nf us tho1l held
tho cdEtorEal po,,. Hlholt tito writer n*.
si,tl,e.l chnrRo of tint potont il,ttrnmcnt, and
used It. keeping up tho aitMck on INC
nss'"s iss tin " ,s@,ho s '"i%' %,tor SSs s'yo years
IN Portland; but. In view nf 81 tnnny lMilutes lli
rho Newspaper Inn, It n ahtssfnelt0h 70 10
nbtn to sAy that our RliGeess WIS suGh tlmt W.
wore enabled tn hlrp ana nf tho bent !nwyefs In
tho village "A our edltur. llnllg fnnkogt t!o
first Inquiry IN yphr MIMI: NJ doubt, VII be
what VIC hnh tn tihy him. We'll. will tell YOU:
Ns paid him just tl III (which w tlsUd Il, call
niue shlllnHsI II wctk,--a very liberal 'cnmpei.
nnElttl, you wilt nslnt. when I nasurc ypti thtt
It t,Aid h8 it1nrtl Mt 0ru Of the btEt boarding.
hat,seA In tho vt,lnge. Including wishing. .
ljnt must not anticipate. 1lo insured II
cannot lie with y0n In person. ahnll he present
IN epIrtt. aud that yHu hMve nv enrncst Wishes
truly, 1{DitATiO King.
, 1881-06-17
INIT EIllt1f.

sptelal Dtp4seA TO IN tA1sa'0 .'.,'. IuNcd
MADISON, Wis, Junu 1GTsur ~ - Warrea
States Court to-lay ac4uttte'i ". w., ,,rf,au44
aud Smith I4nnKfOrtl, chAfgen s,,,n ,uonsy.
lug the Government unt ot pe!ls'9