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The Worthington advance., 1881-07-21
COUN NEWS.
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Corn and oats are looking fine. Wheat
Is looking bad being troubled with some
insect in the joints
Mr.. Knips has his large barn about
finished and will in q few days have:a
grand party and dance on the upper
floor. The barn is 4Ox6O feet aud he 10
IL hopes to haveenougll present to fll It.
One hundred degrees in the shade u
what tho thermometer 1ad on the 9th
OF June.
A large amount of, farm machinery 10
being bought at present to handle the
coming crop. =.s .@., :.s.s=. c.
Edwin McDanels and Miss Susie Hol-
brook were married at the residence Of
the brides father, II. N. Holbrook, on
July 5th. =, : inf .,-s. i -
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TAKEN TO ST. PRTER.

On Saturday last Sheriff Miller took
Ole A. Fauskee, Jr.. of Indian Lake, to
the asylum at St. Peter, Mr.. Fauskee
having become violently insane. Mr..
F. was insane about three years ago. it
will be remembered, when absent for
the winter in the vicinity of Rochester.
He recovered for time but has relaps-
ed and it became necessary to take him
to the asylum. He mas a wife and four
children living on the farm. His hobby
appears to be religion which drove him
insane few years ago, or rather, NOR
bid views of religion. He is possessed
with the idea that he must preach the
gospel and convert the world.
The Annual Meeting of the Mobiles
County Bible Society will he held Aug.
q at Worthington. So writes Rev. John
Hinton, the District Superintendent.
This is the. old Bible, remember. Not
the Revised or new bible.
The Worthington Band will give 4
CONCERT, at Bennett Hall, on Saturday
evening, July 23rd, consisting of ballads,
Ne
etc. The entertainment will close with
a rattling farce entitled. THE Secret.
or The Hole in The WALL" admission
25c. Children 15c. Entertainment will
begin at $50. Reserved seats, 35c. for
sale at Laws Drug Store.
DO You SUFFER from sick OF nervous head
ae % nss1e nSs
You, Dnt come at once tn our store for DIR.
Fanst's German Cure. For sale by G. W.
NOTICE: All members of Okabena
Hut Oriental Order Of Humility are re-
queSted to be in attendance, on Satur-
day evening July 23rd. Work in the
Sublime Degree. Full Oriental costume.
BY Order Of our Most Potent Grand
SeignOr. = s" 81.
R. b. PLoTrs. ~Scrivener.
Every person during July and August
should take three doses daily Of the Big
Blood and Liver Medicine-Dr. Mar.
shall's Bromoline. Fifty cents a bottle.
The Worthington Band will give that
laugh.inspiring and side.sp1itting farce
entitled s'The Secret, or Tie Hole in
the Wall" at Bennett Hall, on Satur-
day evening July 23d, with the follwing
cast of characters, viz: ,~., = $685..
Mrs. Cecile Dupuis. Mrs. Thayer.
Angelica, Miss Carrie OR1e. q
NJ. Dupuis, ss e" J. B. .Ogle. :.
Vafare, s - b. s. Law. n
Thomas, negro, &. A. Oole. :.
Sam, . negro, - &C. s. ORle.
The idea Of Mfnnesota being cold
climate! Yesterday men were running
around town with their cqet& Of. Il: :,
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Elsewhere appears the advertise
ment of the new bank. Mr.. Parsons
is pushing the new business with
characteristic energy.
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How to Treat Your
Watch.

Wild it up at the sam" time every day Keep
It in As even temperature ~ ls's>ible. Sudden
t,snsi; ; ion from ',ea; to cold may cause ~
clean never put it IN anv pocket except one OF
leather. Those pockets which are lined with
cloth, cotton or calico give by the constant fho.
ton a certain tiutf, wh.eh en.ers m'et watch
cases and makes us way to the delicate Parts OF
cleaned often, and take ain old linen handker-
chief and wipe carefully all the dust from under
the backs: bezel and cap Of the case: Rat above
all you must be sure tAlt the case its firmly and
to be sure Of thu, select one where the pa53s
(eentre. hacks. e:p &c., are each made mn
The JAMES ROSS PATENT STu1EnsD O.
HIILED GOLD WATCH CASE IN - made, and -
only does such = watch ease beeosse stcoa0or
and fit more perfectly. but Il enables the nao0-
facturer to turn and lOFla three Pieces Of 1o0al
lthe outer one: being kcld a..d the inner 80 g
IN inferior metal) into shape for the round poEte
making to oil Appearances and practical ~.
po%es Jlss ~ good 4 Watch CAse asehe solid eoN
at about half the Gust to the purchaser
There are nearly one hundred Thousand q
these watch eases now carried, and their Rnoo
qualities are acknowledged by the same nua6ef
Of happy pOsSesSerS.
All jewellers keep them. also illustrated eae>-
lOgueS fOs gratuitOus distribution.
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Kendall's SPAWN Cure.

Kendall's SPAWN Cure.
THE Mosr SUCCESSFUL REMEDY ever discover.
blister. Read proof below:
From Rev. +. n. Granger, Presiding
Elder Of tho St. Albans District.
Dr. j. B. Kendall Co., Gents. In 1e Sepiy y 70 % Your
dalrs SPAWN Cure has been very satisfactory
Ss Of .nS f. cured e
OF lameness caused by q SPAWN. Last season my
horse became very lame and l turned him out
Wien put lin the T road s
when discovered that a ring hone was forming.
Ipr0cMrcd a bottle Of Ken':all's SPAWN Cure
and wtn less than bottle cured him I'm 50 that he
Respectfully yours. r. N. GRANGER.
PERSEVERANCE WILL TELL.
~. Kendall Co.. Gents: In justice to y"u
fpd myss h'sk .kd Es t. ;s% at
know how long the SPAWN had been there. I
ssse %%ntS %aS % 5 41 S"s c It .%S @ ,%
for the small one. Ihsye used ten bottles The
horse Is entirely we'll, aot r. al sti1. and no
bunch to be seen e. or fe!t This 10 - = wonderful
for all what 1t has done for me It's sale will bo
~ ~ Cn1S Z. parker.
j., RENTALS SPAWN CURE
Office U. 8. Marshal. Western Dist. of Mich.
Kalama ZOO, April Is. 1879. I
b. j. kendall-Dear Sir:-I received the two
bottles OF your spawn cure forwarded by ex ress
In January last: l am happy to state that 1t
performed all your advertisement called for
In three weeks after l commenced using It,
horse restored to usefulness.
Very truly yours.
Statement made Under
To WHOM IT MAY CoNcERN--In the year 1878
vim Of several months growth, nearly half as
large IS hens egg and completely stopped tho
ilaMencss and removed the enlargement. have
s sss seS asd ns
difference In the size of the hook joints since
treated him with Kendaii's SPAWN Gars: ,~-.
swSSn and suSscribed oI to 6efSre en- me thi. eth
day Of Feb, 1879!
JOHN G. JENNIE. Justice OF the Peace.
SPAWN CURE ON HUMAN
FLKSH.
bakersfield, VT. Dec Q, 1870
B. Kendall e. CO.-Gents: ! wish to add my
testimony in favor Of your Invaluable liniment.
Kendalls SPAWN Cure. In the spring Of 1862
at the knee joint. was very lame, and at times
suffered the most cxcruciattng pain. l wore
bandage on it tor over q year, and tried most
to give me permanent relief. When 1 over
worked, it would pain me very much. In April,
1873, began to think should be q cripple for
life but, having some Of Kendall's SPAWN Cure,
thought would try it. used one third OF a
bottle and experienced relief at once. The pain
left me and has not troubled me since. feel
very grateful to you. and would recommend
kendall's SpaviR Cure to all who suffer with
sprains or rheumatism. Yours truly,
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just received at II. e. Shepard Il
Go. an invoice of Prepared Paint. 48-3t
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COUNTY MAPS

COUNTY MAPS
GREATRED UCT7ONIN PRICE,
Just received at the ADVANCE Office
a new invoice of MOBILES COUNTY
MAPS, which we will sell at a reduction
of SO per ceht. for the next 60 days, as
follows:
Single Map, 1Oc ..>
Two Maps, l5c
Five Maps, Csc
These are handsome coiored maps
and the only large maps of Mobiles
County extant. Parties ordering by
mail must enclose stamp
FURTRER REDUCTION. IL 7
County Maps can be had at this oflieo
the rate of for Is cents. r. -
Webster's Common School and Aca-
!demic Dictionaries for sale at the AD-
VANCE office. -. ..<
A Domestic Sewing Machine for sale
at this Office. =
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We have received from Oliver Ditson
u Co., Boston, 4 nice package, with
specimens of their new publications Of
sheet music, of which they issue about
two pieces lone vocal, tho other instru.
mental) per day We notice first, a song
with pretty picture title, '.Come sit by
my side. little Darling" 40 cts.) by
Wambold; II will tell you, by and BY"
$50 cts. one of Christie's famous bal
lads; and Il fihe Good Night. Beloved"
song 40cts. }, by ,Moir, words by Long.
fellow. OF instrumental music there is
Voice of the Wind" (35 cts.) Valse
Pathetique, by Spencer; ''Happy
Hours, - (35cts.) March :Joyeuse, by
Anna 5. Gilbert; and ''l.a Clochette du
Convent," &c cts. Caprice, by Ludo-.
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NOTICE: All members of Okabena
Hut Oriental Order Of Humility are re-
quested to be in attendance on Satur-
day evening July 23rd. Work in the
Sublime Degree. Full Oriental costume.
BY Order of our Most Potent Grand
Seignor. = " -.
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There is also in the package copy Of
Ditson y Co.'s Musical Record. an inter-
esting weekly musical paper. A copy.
containing all the musical news, 4 few:
pages OF music, and descriptions of new
music books is mailed anywhere for 6
cents (stamps). IS. s5.:.s<s, .::s<s
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EDITOR ADVANCE: spoke through
the ADVANCE some two weeks ago a.
bout the boys jumping my fence. but it
does not seem to have the desired effect,
and now III these annOyances are con.
tinued they will have to stand the con .
sequenses.
O.G. GRUNDsrEN.
We understand that Mr.. Grundsten
took the advice of the ADVANCE and
gave ono of the imps who are destroy
ing his fruit a drubbing. He proposes
next, we learn, to have some of them
arrested. A night in the lookup would
do some of them good.
Mr.. Grundsten is not the only suffer-
er. Half the business men of Worth
ington are annoyed daily by lot of
boys who swear, use vile language, in
suit men and women alike, and raise
Old Ned generally. The worst places
for noise and iusolence seem to be at
Laws and Wykoff's stores and Davis
restau,a ant. We learn that one of these
had to call III the nightwatch the other
night to rid his store of 4 gang of bel
lowing and insulting young ones who
refused to leave when he ordered them
out.
We know that in many cases the.
parents are more to blame than the
children. They indirectly encourage
this course in their children, and the
time has come for each business MAJ,
who has long suffered from these annoy
ances to either take the responsibility
of tlrashiag the young ones or having
them arrested. The nigltwatch and
the village marshal ought to be instruct
ed by tho Council, by special ordinance
If necessary. that it is their duty to
preserve order and to promptly take in
charge any Gamins who are found in
sulting and annoying business men.
As we said few weeks ago, we are
willing to admit that it is the duty of
boys, so long as their silly parents al
low it, for boys to do all the mischief
they can and annoy everybody as mucl,
rs possible, but, on the other hand, it
is also the duty Of those who are annoy
ed to give them a drubbing or u night
in the lookup. Let us do our part and
we can trust the boys to do theirs.
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Mr.. Kendall, Of the Big Farms, sd-
vertises for SO hands. See I'd.
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A Great Enterprise.-The Hop Bit
ters Manufacturing Company IL ono Of
ROchester's greatest business enter
prises. Their Hop Bitters have reached
. sale beyond oil precedent, having fron
their, intrinsic value found their way
into almost every household in tho land.
Graphic. :, =, ~. ...~ -..
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Cal. Shattuck has finished painting
up his restaurant building.
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BUGG1Es FOR SALE.-New aud Sec
ond Hand Duggies for sale by 81.
. CD. LOvELEss, Sd Az. Hotel.
Al 3m. -. WOrthinRton. MINI.
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0y
FOR The WHISPERS,

This elegant preparation may b
relied on to change the color Of tho
beard from gray or any other autiesir-
able shade, to brown or blaek, at disA
crction. 1t is easily applied, being IN
one preparation, and quickly and ef-
fectually produces a permanent color,
which will neither rub nor wash Of.
0aastaetsrsd By R. p. MALL { c..
..... NASHUA, NH.
~ Z n alo11s1R ~ 1aa1aA 4 ln1hoG
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Read tho Advertisement of the emi.
nent Catarrh-S Specialist, DR.. Connaugh.
ton, of Davenport, Iowa.
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. 1t is the best remedy of tho kind, the
largest bottle, the cheapest IN price and
is known as the Big Blood and Liver
Cure. We mean DR.. Marshall's Br0mo.
line. Druggists are agents.
There will be Concert for the bene-
fit of the Presbyterian Sabbath School.
at the Presbyterian Church one week
from Friday evening July 10Th. Con-
sisting of Vocal and Instrumental
Music, Recitations etc. Tickets will
he for sale at the Drug Stores.
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PERSONALA.

14S<9Olv n xIN
DR.. Craft Is on visit to St.. Paul.
Miss Eta Smith i at home visiting
her parents, ...s'2 8
Dr. L. n. Bedford was in town a few
days ago visiting friends. z.. .
Attorney Rohrer is at Luverne at
tending Court. ....ss 81
Rev. Mr.. Kinsman is absent at Man.
kato attending District Conference.
Miss Carrie Johnson, one of our most
popular teachers, is home from the vi.
ctntty OF Adrian on visit.
A. G.. Seney and e. L.. Wemple, OF
Rushmore, made us . pleasant call on
Tuesday.
b. N. Carrier returned Saturday from
Minneapolis after ! weeks absence on
business. x r.
Attorney Clark returned Tuesday
from Luvorne where he has been attend
ing Court. H.. 49, -. IN =
T. l.. Taylor took tho final degree in
the A. O. u. w. on Saturday night and
received his policy for $1,000.
s. F. Pepple took the sublime degree
In the Oriental Order of Humility on
Saturday night last. .,
Attorney L. S. Nelson and family re-
turned from Iowa yesterday and passed
through to their home at Adrian.
Judge Wilson and Clerk Of Court b.
N. Carrier are ut Luverne attending
court. - ~a~ ae .- +: ~,
+. p. Grove, former resident of
Hersey township, is on his annual sum-
mer visit to his farm in that town.
Rev. J. Stafford, of St. Paul, preached
here on Sunday last in the interest of
Hamlin University. $57 in money was
raised.
Among tho attorneys in attendance
at court, last week. were Emory Clark
and Daniel R0hrer, of WorthingtOn,
and E. ID Briggs, of Heron Lake
Window Reporter. ,.s@. !.
Hon. NJ. Fl. Dnnnell was thrown from
q carriage at Fairmont the other day
and sustained some injuries to his arm
and shoulder blade.
W. NJ. Maxwell, is visiting his father
in-law, Mr.. Mott, accompanied by his
family. Mr.. NJ. has been absent about
two years and is now railroading be-
tween Lacrosse and Dubuque.
DR.. PEBBLES stopped off at Worthing.
ton yesterday between trains on his
way to Window. The course at Sibley
was successful and the NJ. E. Church
netted handsome sum above expenses.
Luverne is working up course for
DR.. PEBBLES also.
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A. G.. Seney, of Rushmore, offers 4
farm for sale. See ad.
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This issue of the ADVANCE falls
little short of the usual quantity of
news items and religious editorials, be-
cause the editor left Friday moruing
for Chicago and didn't get back till
Monday night. Hence this is why this
issue is thus.
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FOR SALE.-Plattorm Spring Wagon,
Singer Sewing Machine, and numerous
Household articles. Inquire of.
44-tf. &. T. Pore,
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Rubber Paint at H. G. shsperd &
Co.'S. #:... .s., II. ssssss5x5ss l6-3t :.
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Wood Newer. Sulky Hay Rake and
Two horse cultivator, Ill nearly new,
for sale cheap for cash or on time.
~ sSx THO6. III. PARsONa. %
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% yards OF rag carpet. good as new,
for sale at this Office at 35c q yard.
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This standard article Is compound
ed with the greatest care.
Its effects are as wonderful and -
satisfactory rs ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair to ID
yonthfuf color.
1t removes all eraptions, itching
and dandruff. 1t gives the head q
cooling, soothing sensation of great
comfort, and the scalp by its uss
becomes white and clean.
ny its tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands to their norma
vigor, preventing badness, and maxi
ing the hair grow thick and streax.
As a dressing, nothing has beea
found SO effectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, Nd, State Assaye:
Of Massachusetts, says, 1.-THE con-
stituents are pure, and carefully ~
lected for excellent quality ; and /
consider it the Best PRErARAgsos
FOR its intended purposes"
1riea, One Dellae.
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DO You SUFFER from sick or nervous head
ache, neuralgia or sleepiessness? nsO, do not
delay, trusting that IN time nature will restore
you bnt come at once to our store for DIR.
Faust's German Cure. For sale by G. w.
Smith. - 4d.6ln
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100 ACRES FOR SALE CHEAP.-N. e.
quarter Sec. II, town OF Ewlngton, 1O2,
Range 50. Seven miles southeast Of
Hersey. Address h = -, =.
=. ~ r. ]. LEWIS.
Real Estate Agt, Davidson Block: st.
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To ORLANDo:-O, thank you!-
Thank you'll! THANK you'll
MT.
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LOCAL.

WoRTH1NaToN. MINI. JU1Y q, 1851.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-05-27

Mrs. MAHoNEY's MUsICAE.-AN
EXCELLENT TEAcHEK.-A few q the pa
irons and friends Of Mrs. Carrie Maho-
ney had the pleasure of attending 5 con-
cert rehearsal by her music Sass We'd
nesday evening, which was highly enjoy
able. All present were high il prise of
both teacher and pupils. The Pogrsss Of
the little Misses was truly Astonishing,
some of them manipulating thskeys with
a dizziness and harmony which you'd have
been no discredit to grown yong ladies'.
Considering the short time mot Of them
had been taking lessons, theft improve
ment was splendid, which susains Mrs
Mahoney's previous regulations an ex-
eellent teacher of music. The eass treat
ed US to the following programme;
Song Of welcome, by the class
Silver Mo0Rbeam Polka-Ass Nettie
Kirkpatrick.
instrumental Duet-Misses sea Strong
and George Lanisr.
Song, Good Bye-Miss Matf Adams.
What the Brides Ssy-lRle Lizzie
Strong, Chorus.
Coming through the Rye-sOrgie La
nier-
Nay Bells WaltE-Stella Sting.
Home Sweet Home, yariatits--Nettie
kirkpatrick.
Why did they Dig Mas Grse 50 Deep
Chorus.
Duet, instrumental--Nettis Kirkpat-
rick and Stella Strong.
No One to Love; instrumenta-Ge
Lanier.
Spanish Dance--Carrie MayEarrett-
Fitting away-Nettie KirsAtrick.
Good Night-Song by Glass;
We are glad to note that Mn Mahoney
win resume teaching in Hickrau the Is
Monday in August.
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Tnr Nrw MAnR1n Rnnprns-n

The NEW MADRID RoBBERS-We
learn that two more Of the New Madrid
robbers have been captured, aSa killed,
which leaves one of the murerers of
LafOrge yet alive and at large, and prob
ably other confederates. There was q
reward of s., 900 for their apprehension,
and the country for weeks Lss oSen faith
fully hunted for their capture. The rob-
bers made their way to Wayne county,
Mo-, where one or two Of them appeared
in the county seat, and excited The sus-
picion of officers and citizens. An at
tempt was made to capture them, and 1t
is said the robbers fought desperately,
killing the sheriff Of Wayne count5 and
two other citizens. The two leadia rob-
bers, Myers and Hamilton, we're cafured
by the citizens and afterward killd. 1t
was found that each Of them wore steel
breast plates, rudely made, aud 80 ar
ranged as to cover the most vital Prts of
their body. The gang was eyideniy or
ganizsd for desperate work, ane were
brave to madness. All the leadingpirits
being killed, it is thought that thergan-
ization is now efectualIy broken ..
On last Tuesday, it is said that, Ulcers
passed up on the Colorado, viii three
prisoners in charge, suspected o. elong-
ing to this robber gang, and re'sst says
were conveying them to 81. Louis for safe
keeping from the people who we're liable
to hang them.
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lcoMMUSICATED.
IN rIEMORIA1I.
"Toll the bell softly
For Nelly is dead.

1 want to know what they killed my
dog for. AS we'll put every man living
in an asylum on the mere Apprehension
of his, in time, developing symptoms Oh
insanity-as we'll hang every man whose
Uranium is well fixed in the way OF bumps
behind his ears, on the supposltion tha'
he ultimately will become murderer:
Now for the history of my dog she
was of the Shepherd species-what burns
called "braW collie"-s gentle, afsction-
ate animal. She had never bitten any
body or anything, in her short. uneyent-
full career, except the crumbs found I'M
der her masters table. l am conndenII
that even the promise of control, for al
time to come, of an expedited Star Route
in the mail service could not have indnc-
ed her to sheath her white teeth In the
flesh of any man, woman or child.
Insanity is always either hereditary, or
produced by an overthrow Of the meniai
faculties through fear, suspense, dlsap-
pointment, or other suffering. Ny dog
mind was clear from all faint, either he
rsditary or otherwise. Her ancestors
were all of sound mind, and the "sVen
tenor of her way" was undisturbed py
any fear Of whipping, suspense as to the
exact time Of the ringing Of the dinner
bell, or disappointment as to the amount
or meat placed under eur laDle lOE hoA
disposal; undisturbed until the poison OF
the ruthless assassin filed her blood and
left her as she is now--sn inanimate
corpse, with two helpless orphans to
mourn her loss.
To chose who were not sufficiently &C
quaintsd with Nellie to know her worth
and to feel assured of the truth of my as
sertions as to her soundness Of intellect
l will add few words which will prove
that she was in every respect sane;
She never intimated q desire to run
for, or occupy the position of, City Coun'
Gilman. She never held the opinion thai
the circumscription of the liberties of tbs
many should be controlled by, or at the
discretion of, the few.
She ever acknowledged that the life o.
one good man was worth more than tina
of a million ours, but did so in tone
that plainly expressed her belief tina
good men are scarce, at least in Hickman
But. alasi she is now dead. Away these
vain regrets Cheer up, my heart W.
shall meet in the happy hunting grounds
where no muzzle shall interfere will
thy tuneful bark, where the wicked viii
cease from troubling, and where thy sac
experience in this life will teach thee il
future to shun such towns as Hickman.
HIBERSIoUs.
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A. w U yUoL

Mr.. W. w. Webster, near Moscow.
of this county, is being stronpl, urged NV
friends to enter the field as a csudidats a.
represent Hickman and Fulton in The
Lower House Of the next State Leeisla-
ture, and we learn will prob,bly be a
candidate. Mr.. Webster is an earnest.
active man, and bold in the aSocacv Of
his convictions. He is Gre.nbacker.
but in any other alignment han the
money issue, is Democrat. Hsroted for
Tilden, and in any contest btwsen a
Democrat and Republican he valid pre-
fer his old party-the Democrac,. If he
is q candidate, we don't know be shape
issues would take; but he has sole views
in regard to monopolies, railrods, &C.,
Sc, which We would be glad to sc shaped
into laws. Personally we like Nr. Web
stsr, and personally we would be glad to
see him elected if he desires the plsce.
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A Rabbit Yarn.

Mr.. Editor:-Last week a party, consist
ing Of A H. Tweedy, Matthew Hester and
ming for the purpose of killing turkeys.
When the party arrived at the place,
Jackson said, see rabbit. Tweedy said,
see two rabbits. Hester said / see q
dozen, and on looking around they saw
about seventy FIVE at one sight Hester
said he could kill two at single shot
with his rifle, and he did so. The party
then went to shooting, killing about If
teen, when Tweedy said it looked like
taking the advantage of them, so they
threw aside their guns and killed 80 with
clubs, when the party got ashamed Of
their brutal conduct and left the scene Of
bIoodshed, to the delight Of the rabbits.
We heard nothing more of the turkey
hunt l.. A. Z.