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, 1881-06-04

jon PRINTING.-Garl Washburn. who is
acknowledged to be the most tasteful and
artistic job printer on the Northwest coast,
has returned n rhe STATESMAN otfic. with
increased knowledge of the business. With
the cheap work this office is doing there il
no necessity for people paying p rer cent
extra Tor their printing. We buy our stock
70. cash at wholesale prices IN large lots ard
taerrfore cannot honestly be underbid. Such
Is the met and isit TO the STATESMAN
once al any day or time viii demonstrate
NAT Vt are doing larger businHss than all
oiher oihceS cnmbined This is solely by
EeasJR TIA. eur work is chcap.r and better.
, 1881-06-04
THE srANDAHp mn
TROrTINC sEAl.lloss.,
" "AIWooDl N

WILL SERVE T0A ~A
w limited nuDber q -
mares bssides ovners az
st..oe q 1881. 4 .Fl.st. ,"
Touchet, south side told Hardman 2assA, 2
miles below Waiesbars.
TKRxA-SinRie service, S25, payable e tins
Of service, or 80 for tie season. Serviop NV.
able whom mare b taken away Special tssnu
for insurance.
ATWOOD i . rich bay, no white. lea
hands high, with Ill the cardinal points of
horse good sAs bred and raised at LexisRtoa.
Kentucky, and ID san of that most fashisn.
ahle sirs OF trotters, "The Great Aiwoux-
ALwoop's dam vas ey "Blackwood," {" "a dsn
BY AIexanders Abdalla. sire Of GoadsnitA
Maid, record, 2.l4, and the great "Almout.=
Thus be il inbred 70 Alexander's "AhdallA.-
also iabred 70 "Mambrino Chief" siss Il
LADY Thorn. record. 2iS. with IN o1saua
to Aiexanders Norman" sire Of "LnlA,"
record, ?:lA and an outcrss to Pilot JE..~
sire Of the dam Of the wonderful "Nsud Is
queen Of the trotting trrf, record, 2:l03. No
sire HIS colts, coming yearling. ere lasUs
He is standard under rule 6sh, and .
old "Bellfounder" was . standard sire the
colts Of ATWOOD from dams By :" Bellfoonder
are also standard under rule z, and eligible 20
registry in the Trottins Register - standard
bred trotting stock.
Those having mares by Bellfoundsr,'
should not fail to pssrunize ALwooD. Excel
lent pasture for mares and good fence, but no
responsibility for accidents or escapes
C.H. MACK,
17-sm Proprietor.
, 1881-06-04

Its special importation and can only II
obtained at Marx F. Colts Main steel
Walia Wila-
, 1881-06-04

L'pIES' AID SOCIETY Tie members of
Walls Walla Ladies Relief Society, are re-
qGeSted to meet at the Court House We'd
neslay. the Sth OF June. at 30 P. NJ. Over
lo ia.iics have already signed the petition.
The ladies' VII" gave no definite answer.
those who We're absent from home when
.alled upon, and others who have not been
asked IS vet to Join, are all invited to attend
the meeting AMI assist in the gooi work Of
Organizing society which will he well ena.
blel 20 take care of Our poor. at very mod
crate cost 10 each member.
, 1881-06-04

Woop RrvrE A letter from an old friend
ma on, Of the earliest discoverers Of the
wcd rirer mining districts writes US BY all
me1rs to stop emigration TO that section as
thsr, are already more men there now than
en- possibly exist. There are good mines
there and many more may yet he found but
men hal better stick to any steaiy business
than 20 10 minlng with the idea of making a
i,-.rne IN lew weeks.
, 1881-06-04
u, Tue COMrLETioS

OF Mr.. Leuou's contract, the carpcntrrs will
take charge Of tine structure and in turn will
on the completion Of their work, Which is
limited to September 9TH. make way for the
plastererr, who are allowed by ccntrac:
three weeks to complete their work. The
carpenters will then put ON the finishing
touches, turning over the building On the
9TH of November The first service held in
the church will he on Christmas Nj Sht, when
it is expected that several clergymen will as
s:st. The corner stone Of the edi6ce will be
laid and blessed on July 10th on which oc-
casion the celebrated orator and priest,
Father Burchard, of California will deliver
the sermon. Bishop Younger, Of Vancouver
will ofiicia.e at the ceremonies. When this
building is completed will he an honor to
tire church members who built it and an
ornament to the city. 1t will not only BE-
an imposing edltice, but structure that will
stand the Bullets of time-the plans and
specifications call for one of the most sub
stantial buildings made.
, 1881-06-04

! "ooD SoLnlER,-We can always find
'"'m IN the STATESMAN for good word for
god snldier, therefore it is with particular
pleasure we chronicle the discharge. by rsa.
sou oi the expiration o; his term OF service.
o. John 4. Mclean. lst sergeant of M, ."
l''. lst Cavalry. We have known him a
l'n- tine beth in b:vouac around the camp
n'e; and :: home, AMI have ever found him
: nave and fearless II the field As gentle
ani'y and e=ny;e u in barracks Although
'oeS not propose 20 re enlist he leaves
NJ NJ e'ni1ny with r'gret, and OF CAPTAIN
I'ir''s n Sretss III high terms Of praise as
~ 'a; everything a solii-r could desire. Mr..
Hsie a VaS ii chl-cei on Wednesday
I'' lia- and VII shorty enter into some
u1>i e,S N tbs country. He deserves and
SeTi h i'm ese,v success.
, 1881-06-04
Track Tracts.
The BIoeded Hsrses 10 take part In the
Next Tou1nHent.--0uP Weekly
Budget Or 'sTraels."

The sporting reporter Of the SrArEsMAN
paid another visit to Collins Driving Park
on Wednesday. The track is in fine order
considerably better than on our last visit.
Among the new arrivals We noticei two
year old, by "Milton Medium" the proper
ty Of DR.. kellogg. The colt is in the hands OF
Mr.. Smiley, for the purpose of breaking him
to harness. He is a very fine looking colt.
Mr.. Caray has the handling Of Dexter
again. The horse is
, 1881-06-04
Agents Wanted.

We want three or four good energetic men
to travel and sell
Singer Sewing Machines.
, 1881-06-04

NEWS AND OTHER pApRR-S,fi >.
The SIArRsNAM GAiee
, 1881-06-04
l9-td
NOTICE.
Estate .r willard Bartlett. Deee..eA.

Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
Administrator of the above named estaes, 70
the creditors Of, and persons having claims
against said deceased, 70 exhibit the sane.
with the necessary voucherS within one year
from the firxt publication Of this notice. 70 the
undersigned At his Office in WAllA Wa;la city.
w. T.
a. REEVES AYRES. Administrator.
Walla Walla W. T., MAY 10, 1881. Wlm
, 1881-06-04

THE WEATHER AND THE CRors. Already
the c0as are suffering for the want ef ram,
mole especially is this the case in the lower
valley where the soil is lighter than upon the
hills AT the base of the mountains. We hear
TIA; in. many places that even now, rain,
when It comes will he too late to do any
good. II must come soon or times will be
harder than ever; for the past few days tie
skies have threatened rain and few-very
iew-irops have fallen. We hope this arti-
yle will fetch il.
, 1881-06-04
For STENCILS, go to Straights.

Webfoot Oil can be had at your druggists.
, 1881-06-04

Farmers opposed to the f1uE,e Company.
And al others who summer tallow their land
should see the Mcconnell Cultivato-. The
only Cultivator ever offered fer sale here that
proved success. Every nschin- warranted
TO give satisfaction. The following vel
known farmers can testify to their merits
Patrick Lyons, Philip Yemne,
&. w. Stallcopp, Lew Bowl-s,
T. P. Page, Virgil MARKS,
j. K. Hool, L. CoS.in,
r. Walker,
Umstilla Coanty. For sale by Vm- Jones.
dealer inFarm Machinery, wagons, ETC., cornel
Second and Alder st-eets, Walla Wslla 4,-w
, 1881-06-04
NOVICE 10 TAX PAYER0.

NOTICE TO TAX PAym6
HyHE REGULAR CITY TAX Is NOW
Il due and win b in my hands for eslIeceon
for thirty days from this date, when 4 viN b.
come deiinquent and ten per cent snd ltsrssf
viii be added To III amounts unpaid fAxss
received daily from A. \. - 430H. \.
II. Z. HoLHD,
S-dtS-vls CAy TsoDR.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
The partnership between German Z Brooks
II dissolved, Virgil W. BROOKS retiring.
G. JULIUS GERMAN.
Crab Creek. W. T.. Nay 2, 1851
[Cheney Tribune copy four weeks
dlv.vi-3&-l9
, 1881-06-04

CLosIy. EXERCISES. The closing eyer-
a!ses Of St. Pauls school begin on Monday
evening. June 10th, at S o'clock, with a
musical review in the school room. On
TUESDAY evening the graduating essays will
e read and choice music rendered. On We'd
nes,lay evening at the church, Bishop Pad
io.s will deliver the annual address, and
the gfaluates. Miss Boyer and Miss Mccoy
Will receive their Diplomas These exercises
arc al public On Tuesday and Wednesday
a. o'clock P. NJ. the studio at st. Pauls
school will be open to visitors who wish to
'ct the paintings.
, 1881-06-04
JOHN D. AILIS- Go Z. fHoArsoH.
ALLEN & TMOMPSON,
ATTORNEYS AT Law.
Oh6ce over Baker 4 BoyeE's Bank. 22tfv

ISSOLCTION NOTICE
The partnership heretofore exi1fiag BE-
tween John Aanion L james K. Bans b this
day dIsolved BY mutual euo.ent Asy person
or per-ons having any claims agsin< ths FIRM
viii present the same At snce for paynesk
JOHN AANlON.
June I. 1881 a5e4-wz81R
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-28
Marine Signals.

Some time ago woman about fifty
years Of age, who was waiting with
her husband at the De'roit, Crane
Haven & Milwaukee depot for train,
went out to view the river ani fell IN
Just how she did it she coulL no.: ::,f.er'
wards explain, but the men under the
freight sheds heard an awful vel
and "kersplash," and ran to the edge
OF the wharf to find tho old Lady KICK
ing up SEA enough to swamp u skiff
She was duly hauled out and given Il
seat OH board until she should recover
her nerve and wiring out her clothes
AS she sat there crowd gathered, anq
ono man said:
''lt's clear case Of attempted sui
eide. Her lover went back on her,
and she does not care to live any long
er."
"And how sad 1t Is to see All old Wo-
man like her driven to such desperate
straits," sighed another. *Sho must
have set her cap for u third husband
and been disappointed"
"Well, these women are curious
creatures" added third. "rhls one
seems to be fully 80 years old, anu yet
she has been sighing around the depo
here for two hours like girl OF lG.'"
The old lady went on with her wiring
ing without even looking up, and Il
fourth man remarkod:
"Weu perhaps this will learn her Il
nd hn nj
her to change her limo of conduct. She
looks like a hard old case, but there's
chance for oven tho wlckedost to
strike out into new paths"
Her hair had fallen down. She gave
1t a twist into hard knot, arose and
hook herself, and then sat down and
said:
"Now, then, do you suppose I'm go
Ing take off my stockings and wiring
'em out before such a parcel Of great
big fools as you arcP There wasn't no
suicide about 1t; and as for love and
signing around and being disappolnt-
ed, want to toll you that I've got an
Old man down there in the depot who
can break your nocks as fast as he gifts
10 ye! Now scatter-git out dust. Ii
find you loating around here during
the next half hour I'll make him
want wig TO klver his ballnnss -
The crowd vamoosed, and In two
minutes after the captain Of barge
going up the river was nseing his glass
to discover what on earth the two rod
stocking hanging over Il board could
signify as marine signals.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-28
Tho uso OF sl,iooS.

Opinions would differ about tho real
use Of spices in our food. More than
one family has learned to do without
spices almost entirely, a little now
and them Is the. general rule among
enlightened people. Profe ssional cook 8
and teachers of cookery caution us
against too free use Of spices, 1t we
would regard the health of our fami-
lies. Ignorant cooks sc"m to think that
If little of anything is good, more
must DO Better. 1t seems to mo to be
with spices as with perfumes the use
has been mainly to cover up some;h hing
wrong. If good materials are rsca In
cookery, especially good jntter and
sugar, there is no need felt for strong
seasoning. But spices arc said to be
good for provoking an appetite. That
shows that something is wrong with
the ono who eats. SO far as have oh.
served, a healthy person who cats re-
gularly and temperately Of plain and
nonrishing fare, has no need of a spec.
ial appetizer. He cannot help relish
Ing good food we'll cooked, though
plainly seasoned, If he has q suitable
variety to supply his needs. If tho ap.
petite fails, better begin at the othe,
end to mend matters. Try a little fast.
ing, or greater moderation In use.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-28
LYDIA e. PHNKHAM's
VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
Is 4 Positive Cure


for nll those Painful Complnints and Wcakncsses
socO;nmon u our best female pOpuint lon.
1t will cure entirely tho worst form Of Female
plasats, Ill ovarian troubles Inflammation and Ulccra-
tion Falling and pisplucemcnta, and tho conso lucnt
Spinni Weakness, aud Is particularly adapted to tho
Change OF Life.
1t will dissolve ard expcl tumors from tho ntcrhs
an carly stago Of development. Tho tendency
cer"ns humois there checked very speedily its
II removes fntnrss, natulcncy destroysoll CRAVING
for stimulnnts, md relieves weakness OF the stomach
IT curos Blontng, Headaches, Nervous Prostrntlon,
Goncral Debility, Secpicssness Depression I,i-
gevtion.
Thnt feeling of bearing down, causing paln weight
and ackncc is always permanently cured by its
1t will ut all times and under MI circumstances act In
harmony with tho laws TINT govern tho female systc.
For tho cure"f Kidney Complaints Of other tis
Compound is unsurpassed.
LYDIA L. lINkHAM'S VEGETABLE CON-
POUNDS prepared at 2a3 and 235 Western Avenuo,
Lynn, Moss. rrc" Sl Six hottcsfor g. Sent by mail
In tho form Of pills. also In tho form OF lozcngcs,
vcceipt OF price, 81 por box for either Mrs. Pinkam
freely answers all letters Of inquiry. Send for ra"'
lot. Address as above. .usntion this P,,..
----------- ''
No family should ba without IyDI,E pISEu.Ne
ihsEN i'n"" inoy eVro constipation, biliousnss
""u '''r''S '' no livcr. % cents per ho1.
EfF sold nv NIL DrlIg"is.a. -Ea
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-28

When talking Of the late war be-
tween Chilli and Peru, Paul Boyton
was asked:
"Wore the Peruvians gama?"
"Not over game, and some few of
them towards. The battle of Mira
iOrcs was the hottest kind OF n fight.
The air was full of bullets rs with a
swarm of flics. The foreign ministers
were scared almost to deatl | saw
Minister Chrstiancy running under
full sail across the fields towards Lima.
he was in his shirt sleeves. 1t was n
go-as- you-pIcase race for llfe.'
"How were affairs in Lima when
you left?'
"Words cannot paint the horn ors.
The Ch,llans are in occupation, and
they are brutal. 1t was a common sight
to sec q squad OF Chilan soldiers wheel
out of tho barracks followed by a few
holiow-eyed Peruvlans, barchcaded
and In chains, priests In their robes
beside them, holding up tho crucltix
and Offering consolation. at the first
PuDilS tHSJ "oulO Idll, ldSGcll
the poor devils to posts or trees, and
shoot them down like dogs. Ever
court-martlal were ignQrfH..' have
seen the chiliaas soldiers tic up the
poYf et@ ,.ans In the main streets and
20 them until their backs were cover
Oh with blood. Tie women, thank
Godl were not molestcd. They in
ttnscly hate the intrudcrS, but gener-
ally keep indoors. AS left Lima
saw irlghtful, horrible scene. On
tho battle field Of Mirallores there
were many deaa-5 900 Chilians and
$500 Pcruvians. The van0uished had
fled; the Vlctors were too intent on
plumber and raplne to turn gravc-dig.
gers. The corpSes were swollen into
enormous proportions under the tropi-
cal sun, and emitted tho foulcst olors
Something had to be done, so the
Chilians hired lot of Chinamen tC
burn tho bodies. The hcaihen would
punch holes in each dead body, prui
In coal Oil, and then apply lir,. AS
passed by the battle -ilel ut night, g
blue flame issued out Of each corpse
giving Il still ah ls'ller hue to the swol.
len and distorted faces OF the d. ad
| The horrid sight will be with me tC
| my dying hour.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-28

A STORY Is going the rounds OF ,
certain case In which a well-kno WI
member of the SchuylkiIl bar defend.
cd a man charged with stealing some
picks. The evidence did not strike the
jury as conclusive, and they acquitted
the defendant. Upon learning the
nature OF tho verdict, the gentleman
who was aquitted approached his law
yer and whispered loud enough to be
heard by those who stood near, "Mr
-, must give the picks back ?"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-28

AN English paper contains an ac-
count OF an "educatod oyster"-the
bivalve "folloWing It's master up and
down stairs" The English journals
appears to think this Is a very remark
able feat, but there Is Il man at Coney
Island who has taught soft-shell
clam to stand up Oh its hind legs and
bark liko Il dog. We think it was Bar
mum who onco taught an oyster to
turn double flip flap over seventeen
elephants, and beg a chew OF tobacco
in tho Chinese language. And the
oyster was only Il little cove, too.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-28

THERE are some very straightfor-
W Ri pcople In Galveston. One of
them went up into the Ne,os { flee and
saunterlng up to the desk asked: 81
hear that the Bible has been revised.
DO you know II any important changes
have boon made 2' "a good many, be-
lleve." "TIcn thol Q Is no mistake about
Ananias being struck deal for lying %
''No, l believe not" "Well If was
you, would find out about it," and
he strolled out as unconccrnedly as
you please.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-28

AN English ship captain states that
he can always got bullock upon ship.
board. whom other measures fnil, by
adopting the following simple method :
Taking out the stopper of vinegar
cruet: .placing his finger on the mouth
OF the cruet, turning 1t up and thcn ap-
plying his wot finger to tho nose Of
the boast. The effect Ia instantaneous; !;
tho bullock, with sneeze and Il shake
OF his head, Is OH his legs ut once.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-28
Two Cincinnati la3Iea. VIII

Two Cincinnati ladies, who had
lately returned from trip abroad,
wore exchanging iopinlons in refer
enco to the famous picture they had
seen. "Give mo the Reconnaissance
school Of art," exclaimed one. 80 full
Of sympathy, Of poetry; 80 different
from the Prc-Rachcllte." mL's very
true that you say observed the O other,
"but as for me, Just dotc on tho Dus-
tledorp school, the paint IS so much
frcshcr.'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-28

Ir is claimed that Alden, near the
Red Sea is tho hottest place in tho
world. S,ill, a man who brings home
his second wife. three years youngeE
than his youngest daughter, Need not
he ashamed to hold up Ills head and
look superior whcr aieu is mentioned.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-28
The Popular Demand.

So great has been tho popular demand for
Lno celebrated romody Kldney-Wort that 1t is
having an immon o salo from Maino to Cali
furnia. Some have found II inconvonint to
prepare it from tho dry compound. For suoh
tho proprietors now prepare it in liquid form.
This can DO procured at tho druggists. 1t has
precisely tho samo etfoct as tho dry but is
worry concentrate | 80 that tho dose is much
smaller. - LO,ocH Mail
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-28

J'HE luscious strawberry: tShut
your eyes and open your mouth" ho
said to her, playfully, and she, with
the implicit confidence OF love, did as
he bade hCr. Then he carefully select
Cd plump, early strawberry from a
basket full Of that fruit, which he had
purchased ut tho rate of twenty cents
Il berry, and dropped 1t into tue rosy
hollow Of her mouth, She aprang to
her fcet Instantly and, splitting out
the berry, said Indignantly: "What
did you do that for, you nasty thing ?
You know hate lemon juice.'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-28

IT ia rem arkable how many things
Will explode-bottles Of catsup, dough-
nuts, soda water fountains, boilers,
roast potatoes, and now man. At least
we read In q novel that, "Eugenie's
father, upon hearing this, exploded
with indignation" This should teach
fathers never to fool with indig nation.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-28
Isl. Loui. Chronicle.

Advice Is cheap, cheap.
But wa must be true to our instincts of
humanity and tell our suffering friends
to use st. Jacobs Oh, and surprise
their rheumatism and themselves also
at the result. j. y. l.. Harvey, Esq,
of Chicago, says: would be r, crcant
to my duty 60 those tllrcted. did | not
raise my voice in its praise
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-28

elbow is It, you have so much time
to yourself," asked Pingrey. "Whatl
haven'G you hearl?'' said Jones
s'Why, old Percentum has given me
an interest In the business" ono;
Is that SOP l congratulate YOU" ooh
yes, nc told me he could get along
without my services in the future, and
Pm Interested to know how he's
going to do it,"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-28

Z, COOK once replied TO lady who
was always complaining Of the dirt In
the kitchen :--"Wcll, marm, it's that
nasty 'orrid sun as makes ali the dirt.
In my last place we had 3 snug kitch-
en- down stairs, and never seed the
sun, and 1t never were dirty"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-28
Maine News.

Hop Bitters, which are advertised in
our columns, arc a sure cure for ague,
bilionsness and kidney complaints.
Those who uso them say they cannot
be too highly recommended. Those
all cted should give them fair trial,
and will bcc me thereby enthusiastic in
the praise Of their curative qualities.-
Portland I'D
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-28

VkGEIINE.-The great success Of the
Vcgelne us a cleanser AMI purifier of
the blood Is shown beyond doubt by
the great numbers who have taken it,
and received immediate relief, with
such remarkable cNres.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-28
TROY, (N, I.) Morning Telegram and Wing.
Rubbing tho Midnight OH.

In the Philadelphia Tins@s of recent
date, we notice an item referring to the
miraculously quick cure Of q proml-
ncnt druggist OF that city, Mr.. ). Nj.
Higgins, Germantown Road and Nolrls
street, who had an awful attack of
rheumatism OF tho knee. He applied
st. Jacobs Oil at night, and next morn.
ing was we'll and In his store rs usual.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-28

No poisonous drugs enter into the
composition Of Carbo,iue, a deodorized
extract Of petroleum, tho natural hair
restorer and dressing aS now improved
and perfected. 1t is the pertec, ion OF
the chemists art, and will, beyond a
peradventure restore the hair on bald
heads.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-28
Tho DOCTORS Disagree

az to tho best methods and rene lies for tho
cure OF constipation and dlsordored liver and
kidneys. But thoso tia. havo used Kidney
Wort asrco that iG is by far tho bost mouioine
known. Its action is prompt, thor, ugh and
lasting. Don't tsko pills, and other morcurials
that poison tho system but by using Kidney
Wort restore tho natural action OF all tho
oryans-NEw COVENANT.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-28
Shrewdness ana Ability,

Hop Bitters so freely advertised In
all the papers, secular and religious,
are having a large sale, and are sup
planting all other medicines. There
Is no denying the Virtues of the Hop
pant, and the prOprietors of these
BItters have shown great shire wdness
and ability in compoundlng Bitters.
whose virtues arc 80 palpable to every
ones observation. .--Fecha,.qe
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-28

PASSING along the street the othe"
day high tempered old lliser was &C
costed by an urchin and 'mportuned
for dime. "Not Nickel" exclaim-
ed tho testy old gentleman. "Well,
you needn't be so sassy about it," re.
turned the gmmin; Eyer WON'T take
yer money along with yer when yer
de-" "Why not, you little rascal2"
,,'COs yar'd be afraid 1T wUuld melt"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-28

A MAD DOG scare in an Arkansas
town resulted recently in the iinmedi-
ate execution Of two hundred healthy
dogs In tho meantime the original
mad dog, having swallowed the bone
that was choking him, went around
wondering what they were killing all
the dogs for.